Star Trek Day 2020 | Enterprise Panel | Paramount+
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- Host Wil Wheaton (The Ready Room) takes a minute to speak with Star Trek: Enterprise cast members Scott Bakula (Jonathan Archer), Linda Park (Hoshi Sato), John Billingsley (Dr. Phlox), Dominic Keating (Malcolm Reed), Anthony Montgomery (Travis Mayweather), and Connor Trinneer (Charles 'Trip' Tucker III). The group reveals insider tidbits from filming the series and delves into the importance of Star Trek's utopian vision.
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15 years later, and I’m still pissed that Enterprise was cancelled, just as it got going. Wonderful cast!
Agreed. They needed AT LEAST one more season. My hope is that the Short Treks open up the possibility for us to see them again.
BETTER THAN NEXT GEN, DS9 AND VOYAGER. SHOULD HAVE HAD 7 SEASONS. PICKY TREKKIES TO BLAME.
I remember they moved the airing time to 10 or 11 pm? I know it was late. I missed some of the episodes.
Agreed. I loved it, and still rewatch. Only thing I disliked was that Tripp died in the finale. TNG, Enterprise and Voyager are my favorites, in that order.
Randy Eaddy if you read the books, they reveal that Trip’s death was faked so he could join section 31. The Holodeck simulation seen in the finale was based off of the section 31 coverup.
Here’s the full order of the books if you wanna check them out! It’s the closest we’ll get to a season 5...
1. The Good That Men Do
2. Kobayashi Maru
3. Beneath the Raptor’s Wing
4. To Brave the Storm
5. A Choice of Futures
6. Tower of Babel
7. Uncertain Logic
8. Live by the Code
9. Patterns of Interference
These guys got such a raw deal. The show was finally starting to come into it's own.
what i would give to have just 2 more seasons of that show...
Imo the rawest deal of all came in the form of the series ender should have stood on it's own and NOT been a holodeck simulation aboard Enterprise-D. And Trip's death was totally wrong. The set up was wrong and his character wasn't written properly in the moment. This was the successor to TOS that I would have gladly followed in movies
@@shanehickenbottom3708 Seriously, I would end all the new shows in a hear beat in exchange for the Romulan War with the Ent cast.
@@shanehickenbottom3708 It is so very ironic that, if Enterprise had been renewed for a fifth season, Trip would not have been killed off. There were good story ideas lined up for season 5; it's one of the greatest losses in all of Star Trek that they never saw the light of day.
Enterprise was 100x better than Discovery. What killed it was the awful theme song.
This show didn't get the treatment it deserved. I've grown to love Enterprise so damn much. It deserved 2 more seasons.
At *least*.
A very underrated show. I agree with you completely.
It could have had a glorious 8 season run if given the chance.
Best star trek ever. The uncharted feeling was overwhelming in this show. So canon, so spectacular.
If they get the seasons, they could have the romulan war and earn more fans and money for budget. What a waste
I can tell you exactly when I loved the show. It was an episode where the Enterprise finds out that other aliens in space were not helpful but actually were uncaring when it came to the plight of others. Capt Archer decided they were going to help. I felt like the coldness of space was a metaphor to the non human ethos of how these aliens thought. So it was like humanity by going out and meeting others had a positive impact upon their section of the galaxy.
To this day Star Trek Enterprise is still my favorite Star Trek and also the first one I saw. So to me, it holds a very good and very important place. I only wished Jolene Blalock was also on the panel.
Where is she ????
@@thomasbailey9820 T'Pol😋
@@thomasbailey9820 unknown
@@jasonpye4649 shes filming star ship troopers 9
@@mathewmason5917 I appreciate the info, but I really wasn't curious at all. That was Thomas Bailey. What did you mean by the number nine at the end of your statement? It's not like the Fast and the Furious franchise after all. Lol
For me, Linda Park sold the concept of the show in the first couple of episodes. Her character’s well portrayed fears about just being in space, and meeting aliens for the first time, created the tension and drama that allowed us to live through the experience, through her character.
Been rewatching the show, and I agree, she feels much more like an everyperson that anyone can empathize with than the other crew. First few episodes, she seemed totally out of her comfort zone, and quite rightly, we would be too.
Scott is right. Seasons 3 and 4 of Enterprise are gems that I think very few Trek fans even know about.
I thought enterprise was the strongest show from star to finish, TNG, DS9 and Voyager had boring first seasons.
I had a "photo op" with Scott at The Star Trek Convention in 2006. It was very brief, but Scott was so kind and genuine. A great human being with a gentle soul. ❤❤❤❤❤
I'd like to see more of the Enterprise-J and the first decades of the Federation.
I loved season 4. Some of the best episodes of the series
feels like Linda just time traveled from the set. She barely aged. wow
Was gonna say the same thing lol
Al least compared to everybody else who aged more the all of the other star trek cast members on different panels....
Definitely an alien. where better to hide than on a tv show involving aliens?
She’s so cute ❤️
She's one beautiful gal.
We were robbed. We should've had three more years.
It makes me sad to think about what we could've gotten...
All the love to the cast and everyone working on this beautiful show!
I am watching the show for the first time, and right off of the bat it feels very under cooked. More so than any previous show that came before it. Nothing against the cast, but its unfortunate it did not have another year or two to gestate before it went into production.
Awww, no Jolene Blalock. She was quite exceptional at bringing her incarnation of a Vulcan to life.
Jolene checked out long ago. She was always a recluse but her last ST event was over 8 years ago. She's basically retired now.
@@chrisloesch1870 She's 20 yrs.younger than I am! I'm almost 67 and don't feel old yet, despite having had a bad case of Covid 11/7. If you didn't have it that bad, then there's no reason to retire so soon! Never give up!
@@virginiaconnor8350 well she loves her kids and has all the money in the world, i don't blame her for hanging it up. I'd do the same thing;.
I think Connor or Dominic have mentioned that she has three children, and has a very busy private life
We miss her. Best crew member of enterprise.
If any of the ENTERPRISE cast reads this. Going back, I'm loving the show. The saying, " Don't know what you got, till it's gone." applies to this show. This is only magnified by what was to come for the franchise.
Lesson to be learned - don't ever judge a show too harshly too quickly. Star Trek in particular, as season 3 is always the litmus test. It was true of TNG, it was true of DS9, it was even true of ENT. The groundwork was already laid in DSC for phenomenal improvement in quality (Hell, DSC had a much more notable season 2 improvement than ENT or even I dare say TNG). Give a show time to find its footing and figure out where it needs to go. There will always be stumbles along the way. But Star Trek has never been about destroying what doesn't immediately appeal to us. It is about learning from our failings, growing and moving forward, and facing adversity with determination, not hate and fear. And of course above all else - IDIC - Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations. There are no caveats to the word "infinite"
My roommate was hesitant to watch Enterprise, but I decided to start him on Season 3, and he has adored it thus far. See what we deprive ourselves of when we judge on only the first few episodes and turn our back on it? For every "A Night in Sickbay" there is a "Proving Ground" and "Stratagem" (his favorite episodes so far). "Doctor's Orders" is next, and I can't wait for him to see that. He adores John Billingsley, especially from his appearances in Stargate SG-1. And then of course there is "Azati Prime" and "Damage". One of our greatest complaints about Voyager was how there were no consequences, and nothing from previous episodes carried on to the next. We are about to watch the exact polar opposite of that, and I feel it will be glorious :D
For real. I quickly gave up on Discovery, but beggar's belief how that rubbish keeps getting renewed while Enterprise was stabbed in the back.
@@k1productions87 - Sorry, but Discovery is just not in the same League as Enterprise, nowhere near it!!
@@steveturner609 That is your opinion, as biased as it is. I guarantee, in 10 years time, when another new generation of Trek starts, Discovery will take Enterprise's space, and many who bashed it will backpeddle and act like they've been supporting it from the beginning. Just like they did with Enterprise,... and DS9,... and TNG
I took quarantine as a chance in a lifetime to catch up with Star Trek, and just last week I finished Enterprise for the first time. It was genuinely very engaging stuff and the messages it presented were really good. Archer is an inspiration, and it's hard to stop crushing on Hoshi.
Had the biggest crush on her back in the day. I ended up marrying a petite dark-haired woman. Coincidence?
I absolutely LOVE Enterprise! I think that if it could’ve gotten a few more seasons, we would’ve seen one of the best Trek shows ever.
I'd say a few seasons is enough for awesomeness.
ME TOO.
In my opinion it was the only worthy successor to TOS. I think it upheld the concepts a hell of a lot better than the other spin offs and definately modern trek (Abrams and Discovery)
Shane Hickenbottom I agree
John Billingsley is utterly awesome.
Daire Darcy I follow him on Twitter and he’s funny and about as nuts as Phlox. He’s great
@Catholic Firefighter You have that backwards,.. not surprising though. Many people don't understand the evil that nationalism is.
@Catholic Firefighter I decided years ago not to engage the ignorant in conversation. Especially anyone who touts the largest evil organization in history.
@@Mxyzptlksac actually nationalism is not inherently evil. But socialism and communism are as they restrict personal freedom far more severely than open societies. They've also killed far more people than those with pride in their own nations have. Just ask the Chinese.
Your series finale... you guys deserved better. Your last 2 seasons were your strongest... and Trip and T'Pol should've ended up together!
They did! Pay no attention to that Riker fever dream on a broken holodeck. TNG nonsense.
@@GoGreen1977 That was set during Pegasus, when Riker getting inspiration from Archer to save the Enterprise and reveal a secret unsanctioned Cloaking Device in front of the Romulans, then walking into the Brig with his former commander took balls. To find out Archer's example encouraged him that last push to do all that is awesome.
let me tell you... there’s a book where (spoilers) Trip is alive and they reunite :). Highly recommend!
agreed they did em dirty but in our hearts they are together :)
Just met John, Connor and Dominic today. They are such lovely folks and care so much about Star Trek's legacy!
Give Enterprise the 3 more seasons that this show deserved!
Now is the time!
Yes, now that NCIS New Orleans is ending.
...Considering how Kurtzman is able to destoroy anything that it touch even indirectly, like he did with the crossover with LD and he even nearly hit also ENT......please no
Disagree. Now 20 years old it’s too late. Have to agree though, the closing episode didn’t to it justice and would’ve liked to have seen how Trip’s and T’Pol’s characters relationship would’ve developed.
It was great seeing these heroes together again. I hope someday CBS does the right thing and gives this show the proper conclusion it deserves. What we have is still an open wound.
whalers59 I recommend reading the relaunch books, they give a really nice conclusion to the whole NX-01 story
Enterprise, and my 'teenage crush' on Lieutenant Reed are bringing a dimension of joy to my old age retirement.
❤❤❤❤❤
I really wish we had gotten more seasons! We were left hanging 😔
Still crushing on Connor after all these years LOL.
I love this show.
I LOVED TRIP TOO.
just watched terra prime and man his acting was terrific
I just love how well Connor Trineer as Charles Trip Tucker was able to show the true pain of the loss of a sibling like no other character on any show I've ever watched. I lost my brother Patrick in 1977 and my only other sibling Michael in 2011. I also lost my father in 2013 and my mother in 2018. I feel like an orphan now.
@@edranetz : Sorry for your loss😞
You’re not alone
This show was so underated. I loved it. Rewatched the entire series with my daughter who was a week old at the time lol. She's now 2 and yells and dances every time she hears the theme lol.
The theme is great, I love it more now than I did back then
Ryan Dorgan the problem was not being syndicated, the time travel story line and the xindi story line. They should have kept it as new explorers and who they first meet. Season 5 would have been great. Jeffrey Coombs was on a sci fi radio show in nyc. He said they were going to have him join the crew for further adventures. An Andorran alliance with starfleet.
My kids too! “I’ve got (I’ve got) I’ve got faith...” ❤️❤️😁😁
enterprise was not long enough :( it needs to be remade and add new episodes
I hated it when it came out because of all the temporal cold war crap but when I rewatched it, I really started to love it. Some of the finest Star Trek moments on the show and surprisingly fresh.
Wonderful to see the crew again. STE always deserved more love
It's "ENT"
@@cellokid5104 nope
My wife is watching ENTERPRISE for the very first time and loving it.
It's been a long road...
So so wonderful to watch all of you! Thank you for all you brought to your characters. ❤
i just finished it on labor day. trying to watch discovery after was brutal and made me want a season 5 so much more
I owe it a rewatch. Gone before its time.
The 4th season is the best season.
Enterprise was always my favorite Star Trek. I particularly liked the relationship between Archer, Tucker and T'Pol. I loved Phlox as the doctor not only of people but of animals.
Yeah. The trio of Archer, Tucker and T'Pol was dynamic and Pholox was awesome too. Most of the bridge cast was pretty good they just had a terrible writer for the first 2-1/2 seasons and a producer that was still stuck in the mid 90's. Being on UPN really hurt them as well.
Bring back Enterprise! Season 5 or Movie!
Agreed
An Enterprise movie would be really cool.
Yes
A movie would be great! You know, they could set it to be a bit in the future kind of like how the original movies were set after the series, and some of the stories of the early federation would be great to explore!
If anyone wants to read the Enterprise relaunch books, here’s the full order! It’s probably the closest we’ll get to Enterprise season 5:
1. The Good That Men Do
2. Kobayashi Maru
3. Beneath the Raptor’s Wing
4. To Brave the Storm
5. A Choice of Futures
6. Tower of Babel
7. Uncertain Logic
8. Live by the Code
9. Patterns of Interference
They detail how Trip’s death was faked so he could join Section 31, the romulan war, and the rise of the federation. They’re a great read, especially if you liked Enterprise!
And overall they're really good!
Technobuilder yup!! They really satisfied my need for more Enterprise after the show ended
Thank you for this, gotta read it sometime. Always hated that last episode and it's storyline.
Wait they faked trips death for section 31? I need to see the reasoning behind that
@@charlesburrows687 a thoughtful retcon for his weird ass death in the finale. I think the justification was the old spy trope of making a new guy by "killing" the old one.
Was a really great and underrated show. Had a really strong cast.
Great show in my opinion. Scott did a fantastic job playing Captain Archer.
So basically Linda Park doesn't age, right? She looks exactly the same 20 years later. Brilliant and beautiful.
Mr. Billingsley, I know you couldn't hear it, but I was clapping for you.
I was too. That was a very powerful message.
Love and miss this show so much. Feel like as a audience we was robbed of more great seasons of this show and the cast was robbed of helping tell more amazing stories and further development of the character's. I hope one day we get the show back, even if it's in state of the art animation and the cast voice the character's. I have great memories of this show growing up and I had the Enterprise toy and some figures plus phase pistol and communicator and broken bow book. Watched the show each week with my mum, sister, Nan and grandad.
"Dear Doctor" and "Carbon Creek" are among the 10 best episodes of the entire ST universe.
carbon creek is enough to almost make you wonder if there really are aliens hiding among us
I personally love Breaking the Ice. Not really a serious episode but it was a nice watch and kind of set the tone for how a lot of the characters would end up developing over the course of the series
I think there should be a reboot of star trek enterprise
So are we gonna see Admiral Sato on "Strange New Worlds"?
The most under appreciated Star Trek series. It took a while for the writers to bed down the crew & stories, but the later series really got good.
I was so pissed to find out that this entire Star Trek Day "Enterprise" panel was simply a holographic simulation. :(
I really wanted John Billingsly to say “Optimism!” Happy Star Trek Day!! 🖖🏼
Phlox remains an awesome character
No T'Pol? Damn! Haven't watched Enterprise since it was first aired i must have been...shit....maybe 15? Was awesome! Should not have been cancelled. The new Treks today sadly don't compare to Enterprise, Next Gen, Voyager or DS9. Love these guys.
i like them all but for me, Enterprise is the best
@@dystopiaahoy Yeah, DS9 and Enterprise for me are probably my favorites.
i am so intrested in john billingsley's room that he is in, all those books, just wanna know lol
@Catholic Firefighter I really can't tell for my life if this comment is ironic or not. All together I think it is but I'm not sure.
@Catholic Firefighter I'm not talking about billingsley. I'm talking about you. What happened to the turkey flag? Lol
Why does John Billingsley never get questions. Easily my favourite character.
One thing I could not stand about this show was the finale. I didn't really like it at all. The concept of seeing how the Federation was founded was cool, but I didn't think making it a holideck program on the Enterprise D was a good way to work it
My favorite Trek series!
Man it's so good seeing this cast again. Also, who knew Scott Bakula was so awesome?
Oh yes! 🙂🙂🙂
I watched him on the Series Quantum Leap. I knew he was Awesome & loved Enterprise all 4 Seasons of it. My favorite Episode was Shuttlepod One. Seen it several times, Never gets old.
Forgot to mention....Thank You!!!! Thank You ALL!!!! Ent was a great series and was something I needed at the time it was airing so again...THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
I've been a part of the Star Trek universe since the beginning in 1966. I was 16 years old at the time. I'm now 71, and I'm still a dedicated follower of all that's good from Star Trek.
ENT is one of my favorites. Unfortunate it got canceled just as they found their footing. Could have had a glorious 8 season run.
I LOVE Enterprise. I was devastated when it was cancelled and the money that could have been used for another 3 seasons ended up in the vapid JJ films.
Star Trek was great between 1966 and 2005, so glad I have my DVDs and blurays to revisit the great stories that TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY and ENT gave us.
LLAP.
I hear you brother 👍 Star Trek helped make those years a great time to be alive
For real, the suits who cancelled Enterprise deserve to be shot at close range. I love all Star Trek but Enterprise was truly awesome. I think Enterprise had the strongest core of characters, while each Trek series tended to have at least one weak character element, Neelix in Voyager for example, every character in Enterprise was strong and magnetic. It still grinds me after 20 years that they didn't get a full run.
Such a shame that Jolene Blalock has divorced from all things Star Trek, it would have been great to see her here.
Could we get a ENT Season 5 table read with cast and crew?
Something similar to how the DS9 documentary had the Season 8 breakdown.
I miss this show so very much and the story was not finished, hell it really just started.
Maybe a return to ENT is no longer possible but a table read with cast and crew with concept art to fill in the visuals.
Please? Extra Please? :)
They could do animated series
Or a Cgi photo realistic movie
My favorite Enterprise crew, absolutely love y'all
My second favorite. But the ultimate plus here is that when I collected the series I let it occupy the same space as my TOS collection and I'm playing ST: Timelines and the crew working with is TOS and Enterprise together
I'm terrified John's stack of books is going to collapse at any moment.
I SAW HIM AT A CON, HE HAS 15,000 BOOKS!
Some of mine look a little bit like that. LOL. Don't worry, I'm sure he has them securely positioned. I've met each of the actors presenting here on this video each once, except for Bakula never seen him. I think I met them each at different shows too. Like Park at one show and Billingsley at another and so on.
You have to hand it to the guy, he has a bonafide studio over there. The dude is an artist and a scholar.
He certainly personifies in real life the type of being he portrayed. Scholarly, committed, passionate, caring, fearless. A perfect casting choice.
@@terrytaylor8906 I met Billingsley at a Con once many many years ago, he seemed like a pretty chill guy but passionate of course.
what John Billingsly said, about how it would be possible to get to that state of mind, to work together as people, as humanity, to where Star Trek has gone. And one thing people seem to forget often. That only after WW3 and other major conflicts, not to mention the fact that a couple of Vulcan's came along and said "Hi!" :) , only then mankind came together. Its also only through major conflict, that in the story of Star Trek, people have gotten to that point.
We had our 2 WWs by now, but I think people will continue to bicker about who is better, who is more than someone else, who is richer and why wealth is always something that important for so many people, and to show that they have it. We have come a long way, technologicaly, but as people we're still no different than back in the middle ages, with the kings and simple folk. We havent evolved as a people, we only evolved in what we can do.
As sad as that would be, if its something thats really necessary, but i think only a really really really big natural / climate desaster that hits the whole planet, or a war thats going to be so much worse than the first two World Wars, that the end of that can unite people and make them understand that its not possible to continue acting like this anymore, as humans. I mean, given how people are these days, if you were an alien and watch us a while from space, would you land here ??? Surely not. Not even Vulcan's would come, seeing that this is what we are.
There is potential in mankind, but not the way it is now. Not to mention how countries are lead, from politics and the leaders of our countries. Lets not even put names out here, we all know what people there are, that really make this world so much worse every day.
The vision of Gene Roddenberry is fantastic, but as i see it now, its also almost impossible to get more into that direction, given what the priorities for many are. For most people, caring about someone outside his or her family (if it even gets that far) seems almost impossible. People are selfish to a point, where you wonder how we even got that far. Something like the Federation in our time, seems impossible. And if we cant even get along with our own people, how would we be towards potential alien races we would encounter.
Mankind isnt ready to get there anytime soon, which is more than misery. Not to mention, that as long as countries put so much money into finding ways how to beat the shit out of other countries, just to make sure everyone's just at arms length, finances to finally get anywhere in space will never happen. Wow, we got to the moon, like ages ago. And since, well, we didnt even get anywhere on our own planet, between people. Do we really, as it is now, spread ourselves throughout space ?
To use something from Enterprise, when the vulcans said, multiple times, that humans aren't ready for getting out into space and meet other people, that was an understatement. But it more fits to us right now, than how Humanity was in Enterprise. Right now, we dont belong out there, as long we cant even get along together here, on earth. I wish that would change, and I wish that would rather happen sooner than later, but look out there, every day. Do you think we belong out there right now ???
I really enjoyed this videos, people coming together over potentially great distances, talking among each other and we being able to watch that, its the only good thing that came out of the pandemic. Although, given how bad this has become and how many people died by now, i dont think the word "good" would really fit. But again, through something bad, we got a little further with "connecting" people across the world, in a way that didnt seem possible before. Lets at least be thankful for this.
And I want to thank Will Wheaton for this, and let me tell you Sir, you're doing an awesome job there as a host. I always loved your character on TNG, and thought also that it ended far too soon, but you have become a great guy and I really hope you help all of us, staying in contact with our favourite Star Trek characters. That some of us have watched for such a long time, and some I wouldnt even want to imagine without them.
I think John is saying, that when a fan tells him how they love how racism, sexism , poverty and wars has been eradicated in the future. He wants them to think about what action/s they can do now in order to make this a possibility. To translate the tv world into a reality (without having to have a third world war) now. Because we need to start evolving into kinder and more respectful and tolerant people now, in order for this type of society to exist in the future. He sounds like a very caring person, who himself is trying to make this a reality in the present, kudos to him.
@@cardanomm3194 that is what he wants to sound like. I would prefer some real world examples of how he or anyone is doing this. I would also like so empirical evidence that what they are doing is actually working towards this lofty goal and not just makes them feel like it does.
Gene Roddenberry's vision fits right into this ancient biblical prophecy written centuries before Star Trek, also inscribed on a plaque outside the United Nations HQ,
"....they shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruninghooks: nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more."
- Isaiah 2:4
@@tripreed2525 He is extremely involved in raising money and providing food for the needy in the LA area. He truly walks the walk, as Scott Bakula was saying.
Wheaton is an obsequious shill for the abomination that is Kurtzman Trek. Aside from the egregious continuity gaffes, the representation of Starfleet officers as thoroughly unprofessional emos, and the complete emasculation of Picard's character, there's one underlying truth that defines these shows. They were conceived by someone whose utter loathing of the IP, led to the premature and needless cancellation of Enterprise. His plan on bringing it back, was solely predicated on the premise that enough lemmings could be drawn in to prop up the network's moribund streaming platform. Nothing more. And who did he entrust this job to? Yet another individual who openly expressed his disdain for the franchise. The results were as predictable as they're evident to watch.
One can only hope that international distribution eludes the network's grasp, long enough that the clear, though stonewalled, viewing failure of this iteration, lasts long enough that it's shut down for good. Better that the franchise end, than be maintained as a godawful scifi dystopian wannabe that just appropriates a venerated title. Unfortunately, there seems to be far less of an opportunity to reverse this course than is the case with SW.
I freaking love you all!!!! I watched Enterprise all the time when it was on and so many in rewatch....might watch more later today.
Love you all, you ended WAAAAAY TO SOON. Come Back!!!! :)
Linda just casually looking like an absolute super model the entire time...
Her hair is a mess
Thank you to this entire panel. I've rewatched Enterprise several times over the years. It's been an enormously impactful show for me, i love you all... and, gotta say... Linda Park, you haven't aged AT ALL, there's something in the water supply in the city/town you live in :) I'm super grateful for this video all..
Such an underrated show. I love Enterprise. So great to see this crew in action.
I really enjoyed this! Enterprise is my favorite ST series as well.
What John said at the end gave me goosebumps. This is the most amazing cast of badass human beings ❤
Agree!!
Love Enterprise, such a great show and severely underrated.
Linda still looks absolutely gorgeous
Oh Phlox, your message here 💗
This panel was too short.
Too short and yet too much Bakula.
@@faintsignal For sure. The edit jobs on some of the panels were not always great. Some people on other panels referenced things they had said earlier in the panels that they edited out. Etc...
much like the show :(
They should have invited Jolene Blalock
@@CesarNoelQ It would have been great seeing her on the panel. She is talented and by far my favorite character.
5:46
Bakula: “...the heart and soul of Star Trek that never paid attention to what color people were or what planet people were from...”
Wheaton: “let’s shift gears dramatically...”
Right???
An unfortunate edit. Wheaton is a big fan of diversity in real life.
Bakula seems like a good mediator and leader. Kurtzman should take a page out of his book.
Just started Enterprise and I'm already on season 2. The chemistry of the cast is what makes this so enjoyable and the fact that it was before all the other ones. So underrated I def think it should've had more than 4 seasons.
far out man season 3 is the best season of star trek ever hope you like it.
You’re in for a treat then with seasons 3 and 4.
Love this show, cast, and crew. When this show went off the air, it was like losing an old, dear friend. So wish they could have completed their run.
Enterprise is One of the best Star Trek Shows and it Introduced the best Star Trek Villain From the Future Future Guy The Villain from the 29th Century.
I'm watching this on my phone and watching Enterprise on Netflix at the same time
Does Linda actually age?
Just as beautiful today as back then.
I enjoyed watching the entire series from start to finish a few years ago. It was a great show. I didn’t love the 9/11 vengeful plotline but I understood why they wanted to make it. In the Star Trek Captains documentary, Scott Bakula seemed disappointed that Enterprise did not have the same kind of camaraderie as the original series or The Next Generation but I thought they had great chemistry as a cast.
that's a great point. There was definitely some tension between certain cast members but i think Scott overstated that a bit. The glaring absence of Jolene from these trek events is painful and kinda reminds me of shatner years after the original cast retired. very sad.
@@chrisloesch1870Does anyone know how Jolene is doing?
@@Funkybassuk she’s fully retired from Hollywood. She has three kids and seems happy.
Am rewatching Enterprise now and I really enjoy it. Like all iterations, they had a rough start but when it took off, WOW! So well done with Xindi arc. I always loved the Vulcans and at first was taken aback that they were portrayed in such a way but it really makes sense. Started with animosity and became the best of allies! Thank you to all involved...💖🖖
The Vulcans are my favorite aliens. Lenord Nimoy set the tone; Tim Russ raised the bar; and, Jolene Blalock (Rapino) knocked it out the park!
@@spiritualjoy721 i love how you set this up because it is 100% accurate. All three of those actors did a fantastic job as Vulcans.
I like Zach Quinto as Spock. Totally different take though on a Vulcan which is fine since those films are in a different universe
When you know the “why” behind their official behavior, it makes so much sense. And it makes you wonder how many others were like Soval, working behind the scenes for a favorable outcome for both species while presenting a disapproving public front.
What a marvellous group of people , I am a fan of every one of them . Will is a great host 😊
Yes, Will really is a great host and spokesperson for Star Trek!
Shut up Wesley!
Great cast, severely underused. Would've liked this to have had the traditional 7 season run
Gosh if there wasn't a Pandemic, and these guys were free from other Projects, I would love to see the studio revive this Series ... it's a different time now, and I think people will be more appreciative of the show. There are so many angles that could be explored. So writers of the Original show, or even new writers (if you're reading now), this would be a GREAT TIME, during semi lockdowns, to start building some ideas and then pitch them to the Studio. You have an entire audience here in the UK and clearly in the US and everywhere else, that would LOVE to see these guys come back! Scott, maybe you could get a hall pass on NCIS for a bit ... WE NEED YOU lol ... oh let a girl dream!
Can we get a true conclusion for this amazing series?
Fantastic cast, crew and show. Loved it then, and definitely loving it now. I wished for the show to have continued. But thankfully, I can still rewatch them digitally! Thanks for this reunion!!!
The reason Enterprise is so great, in my opinion, is that it successfully created an image of a future that we all want to be in. It's an invitation to a believable future, one that is absolutely within our grasp, where you can look back and think, "We made it. We did it right." It's a feeling of beauty so profound it literally brings a tear to my eye. TNG also had this feeling, as well as TOS to an extent. DS9 did not, although it was pure excellence nonetheless and still seemed to fit within Roddenbury's vision.
Other Star Treks don't have that. Modern Treks, not at all, sorry to say. They do the exact opposite, creating ugly, awful environments, constantly warring, constantly fighting, trying to make a Space Western filled with villains, and troubled protagonists. It's NOT a future I want to be in. I DO NOT get a feeling of joy while watching them.
NuTrek is written by cynical writers, produced by cynical producers and watched by a cynical audience.
Agreed! Entreprise closes the gap from the premises of the ST saga and our own Future. Very modern vision instead of new shows and movies
DS9 is Stil the best though
I get what you want it to be. But as Picard had the Mars Attack, ENT had the Xindi Attack, the Bombing of the Earth Embassy on Vulcan, the Destruction of the whole Federation in a alternate future timeline AND the xenophobic earth movement Terra Prime. TNG had Earth almost whiped out by the Borg etc. ... so I don't know exactly what you are talking about.
Voyager had a sense of optimism, teamwork, and camaraderie that gets overlooked a lot. i do agree with you about Disco and especially ST: PIC. Both shows just fell woefully short.
Prodigy is kind of recapturing that but unfortuantely i'm way too old for Prodigy's intended audience
Scott Bakula really is an amazing human being. He overflows with kindness and also is a great actor, my favorite one right now
Kirk - You know what Spock, everybody's human.
Spock - I find that remark insulting.
My favorite iteration of ‘Trek’ on television!
Linda Park...😍🤩🥰
10:29 (re)watched startrek during my extreme deep depression. So true ... when i watched startrek i felt good and felt hopefull. I thank all the casts and writers and staff members for giving me hope in a dark place.
Wow, amazing to see them.
Star Trek Enterprise was my first Star trek show and it was better than what many gives it credit for and I still love it as much as I loved it the first time 20 years ago.
I appreciate the honesty about hating to do the mirror universe episodes. I never liked them, either, in any of the Star Trek series.
Agreed. I dont enjoy watching Trek characters act like psychopaths.
In just about every other case, I agree but "In A Mirror Darkley' was a guilty pleasure. From the alternate opening theme, to Scott Bakula's performance as an ambitious officer with a chip on his shoulder, looking to prove himself worthy of command to the clever way they tied the story line into TOS's 'The Tholian Web' and getting to see a TOS-era Constitution class starship, the 'Defiant', in action against the Terran Rebellion.
The first one was fine, the second one ok, beyond that... argh!
I liked "Mirror, Mirror" of TOS. It was very unique back when it premiered. I also liked "Enterprise's" take on it. "In a Mirror Darkly" was a fresh take on the MU and has a great tie-in to TOS. I don't like the DS9 versions. Watched once each episode and won't bother again. I haven't seen the "Discovery" MU episodes and don't plan to.
2 more seasons would not have hurt for Enterprise
Enterprise will always be my favorite series beyond everything else.
Enterprise, Firefly & Stargate: Universe all deserved a better send off. Perhaps Cpt. Archer could step into the Quantum Leap Accelerator help correct those mistakes. 😊
Such a shame Jolene doesn't want anything to do with her Trek fame. Would it really hurt her to do stuff like this? Plus, according to interviews with her from back then, she grew up a fan of Trek anyway, so she should know about the fandom thing.
I think she might be unhappy with the fact that her character was very un-vulcan like and they used T'Pol more as a lust object in the show. Those decon chamber other scenes where she was like 95% naked all the time. It adds nothing to her character development or to the spirit of star trek, it was just a bait for non trekkies/traditional viewers.
I heard somewhere that basically she had a lot of anxiety with interacting with fans and doing cons.
Some people aren’t comfortable with fans or talking out of character
my god y’all are so rude, maybe she just doesn’t feel comfortable doing conventions and stuff like these. maybe they give her anxiety. anyone can do whatever they want. she loves star trek dearly and is always so excited to talk about it but just not like this... and that’s okay!
@@itsflowerside there is absolutely nothing rude with wondering why a favorite cast member isnt at cons.
The season 3 Xindi story arc was brilliant. Jeffrey Combs as Shran was AMAZING!! I was also intrigued to learn that Combs also played the Ferengi named Brunt on DS9 and a Ferengi named Krem on Enterprise S01E19.
Brunt FCA!
My husband's favorite episodes were the alternate universe episodes. To this day, he says, he'd love to see a whole series based on that or a movie. Really good writing and fun to watch.
One of the best show I have ever watched! I loved characters and charisma to deal with the most difficult situations. It’s just very inspiring show and I wish it went on! ❤️
I just finished rewatching Enterprise, and feel like my life is missing 3 seasons of Enterprise. So much more could have happened and so much more exploration done before the signing of the charter. Sigh...😪
Really love this show
Such a deep and meaningful panel. Really great!!!
All this time later, Linda Park is still a total hottie.
I watched TNG and Voyager on and off as a kid during the weekends, but when Enterprise came, that was the show that turned me into a dedicated fan of Star Trek.
P.s: Linda Park is as gorgeous as ever!
They all grew old, except for John Billingsley who looks exactly the same and Linda Park still looks amazing.
still looking great though, and older just suits some people
Everyone ages. After 15 years, they all look good. John was probably the oldest of the cast and appeared in such makeup (like Michael Dorn did) it is harder to judge his aging.
My favorite crew
So the one thing I am forever noticing with any enterprise cast get together it always quickly becomes a Scott love-in they all have nothing but good things to say about him, he sounds like a hell of a leader/mentor off set.
I remember wearing my gold Star Trek shirt on Star Trek day 2020. I was proudly wearing it into a local mall.
These guys were so amazing, both here and in the series. I loved it.
I really enjoyed this series the 2nd time around and it’s always good to see them again.
I don’t like that 90% of the talk was about today’s political topic that’s always on Twitter. Star Trek lived diversity without being condescending, preachy, arrogant, and patting itself on the back. The last two series have been just that, condescending, and arrogant. Star Trek has always been open to everyone but if you read the words of the writers and show runner you’d think the last fifty years of Star Trek was some racist rant. STD and STP show no respect for cannon, it’s fans, Star Trek legacy, and especially Gene.