ocjena, khm

Khm?

:rotfl:

Od negdje kraja travnja traje serija, i tek u zadnjoj se TGrel sjeti bacit komentar.

kako nije, što se priča iz holodeka ne bazira na stvarnim događajima

i trip je mrtav trip je mrtav tralalalalalallala

naravno da se bazira

i trip je mrtav trip je mrtav tralalalalalallala

Kad smo već kod britanskog naglaska koji Malcolmu itekako paše, jedna zanimljiva stvar je što Deana Troi na početku u TNG-u nema britanski naglasak, dok kasnije u novijim filmovima, a i u "These are the Voyages" ga misteriozno dobije nazad.
Nema britanskog naglaska:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtEB5rox8K4

Ima britanskog naglaska:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfa2DfuZ ... re=related

Trebo si kvotati. Nemamo svi akaunt tamo.

Problem No. 1: The "framing device" is an 11-year-old episode of TNG, which means that pretty much everybody watching would already know how Riker makes his decision concerning the Pegasus device. And it bears NO RESEMBLANCE to what occurs in "This Ain't The Valentine."

Problem No. 2a: Bizarre characterization.
-- Having seen "The Pegasus," I remember Riker being under a great deal of stress. In TATV, you'd think he didn't have a care in the world: smiling while having a relaxing drink with Troi in Ten Forward, inviting her to dinner... At one point Troi tells Riker she has a counseling appointment with Barclay and if she's late "Reg will be furious." WTF?! More likely, Reg would be apologizing to her for being on time.
-- Archer had faced danger on many occasions throughout the NX-01's travels (including a suicide mission in Azati Prime) and yet Trip handled every one of those instances without going to pieces.
-- Trip was a pretty gifted engineer and the best plan to save Archer that he could come up with was to blow himself up.
-- Shran, who always seemed pretty savvy to me, couldn't tell the difference between business partners and criminals.

Problem 2b: The drink, the dinner invitation and Troi going off to her appointment, along with their little tour of the NX-01 took precious time away from the regular cast and added absolutely NOTHING to this 43-minute finale. It was the very last episode of Enterprise and supposedly a farewell to all of Trek for a while (tho' the only references made to other Trek were tributes to TNG).

Problem No. 3: According to "Bound," Trip and T'Pol were bonded mates. The excruciatingly touching scene at the end of Terra Prime is wiped out by a break-up that is mentioned but goes unexplained.

Problem No. 4: What kind of moron actually writes a SPOILER into a script?

Problem No. 5: An intruder alert is sounded and Archer and Trip dash off to confront the intruders without stopping by the armory.

Problem No. 6: Where the hell were Reed and the MACOs? Confined to their quarters?

Problem No. 7: No death scene. Did we really need one? Maybe not. But since...

Problem No. 8: ... There was no service for Trip, I think there should have been one. (Sim served Enterprise for two weeks and he got a funeral. In "A Night in Sickbay" Archer actually dreams about holding a funeral for his DOG.)

Problem No. 9: T'Pol is alone in Trip's quarters packing up his things. Archer arrives. T'Pol gripes that Trip told her that as time passed she would miss her mother less. She wants to know why he said that. Archer, the speechmaker could come up with nothing but cliches. Besides, I doubt very much that Trip would have told T'Pol that. Does anyone who actually watched the show doubt that Trip still missed his sister?

Problem No. 10: At the signing ceremony, nobody... and I mean NOBODY among Trip's so-called friends lament his absence. Archer, T'Pol and Phlox are in the green room waiting for the ceremony to begin. Archer is fretting about his speech, T'Pol is fretting about Archer's inability to dress himself, Phlox is just as cheery and perky as ever ... Malcolm, Hoshi and Travis are in the audience either griping about their nosebleed seats or chatting about their career ambitions.