Is Star Trek Enterprise a good series?

Star Trek: Enterprise is perhaps the most maligned series in the franchise’s history, so much so that it’s credited with Star Trek’s long absence from pop culture until the sleek J.J. Abrams reboot. Enterprise ultimately failed in its uneasy relationship with canon in early seasons and poor characterization.

Is the Enterprise the best ship?

The Sovereign-class Enterprise-E succeeds the Enterprise-D to become the most technologically-advanced starship produced by Starfleet. It can theoretically reach a warp speed of 9.995. Any doubts about its firepower are dismissed on one of its first missions when it’s able to destroy a Borg cube.

Was Star Trek Enterprise a good or a bad idea?

Star Trek: Enterprise (2001 – 2005) was boring and suggestive When the Next Generation era of Star Trek came to an end in 2001, Enterprise probably seemed like a really good idea.

Did any of the Star Trek Enterprise crew live on the ship?

On Star Trek: Enterprise lots of crewmembers lived on the ship, but some of the actors who played them weren’t the best choices. The sixth television series in the Star Trek franchise, Enterprise met with a lukewarm reception when it premiered in 2001.

What is the best Star Trek series ever made?

From the theme song, to the opening credits, Star Trek Enterprise is hands down the best Star Trek series ever made. Besides the best cast, production, directing and writing, the series manages to “Bring it Home” to what feels like a real evolution into the stars. It touches on the awesomeness we humans have always felt toward the heavens.

What is the most interesting race to watch Star Trek?

But perhaps the most interesting race on the series were the Andorians (who were only briefly seen on the original STAR TREK). These arch-rivals of the Vulcans seemed hyper-aggressive and unreasonable through part of the series, but after a while you come to see that the Vulcans really were jerks and dishonest in this series.