OUaT: I think Season 2 of Time shares more with season two of Heroes than Lost. It seems to be directionless at this point and the characters have all been wacked over the head with the stupid stick. I'd like to be wrong but I'm betting I'm not.
Anomaly: Disagree. Strongly. Sci-fi is EXACTLY the place to take bold ethical political stances. It was precisely this factor that made The Twilight Zone AND the original Star Trek resonate with so many people. If sci-fi can't make you think, take risks, or question your assumptions, it's pretty much failed.
Similutude: Trust me when I say it wasn't. It was also one of the most boring Voyager episodes ever and THAT is saying something.
Zero Hour: Voyager was always considered subpar amongst SERIOUS Trekkies (you know, the kind who prefer to be called "Trekkers") so it's unsurprising that you took to Enterprise after seeing some of that. But if you had seen EVERYTHING that came before it, Enterprise was awful Trust me on this.
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Date: 2013-01-29 06:31 am (UTC)Anomaly: Disagree. Strongly. Sci-fi is EXACTLY the place to take bold ethical political stances. It was precisely this factor that made The Twilight Zone AND the original Star Trek resonate with so many people. If sci-fi can't make you think, take risks, or question your assumptions, it's pretty much failed.
Similutude: Trust me when I say it wasn't. It was also one of the most boring Voyager episodes ever and THAT is saying something.
Zero Hour: Voyager was always considered subpar amongst SERIOUS Trekkies (you know, the kind who prefer to be called "Trekkers") so it's unsurprising that you took to Enterprise after seeing some of that. But if you had seen EVERYTHING that came before it, Enterprise was awful Trust me on this.