Star Trek: Enterprise Season 1 - 1st April 2013 Pre-order

[Rixx]

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[Blu Lemmy]

I love me abit of Trek....but £51.....get out

[Billz]

"Enterprise" is BARELY Trek, especially with all the continuity fu*king that it does with the rest of the franchise.

Not interested.

[NicWhit]

Just sold my DVDs to make room for this. Huzzah.

How does it fk with the continuity Billz?

[clacton0]

Would really like these but £50 is just way to much.
I don't even have TNG season 2 yet as these are just to much.
If they were £31 then I would defo get them.

[evilzedar]

Enterprise is the only Trek series I have lost interest in while it's been on TV. I'd still perhaps like to give it another go, but not at that price.

[Indiana Jones]

Day 1 purchase for me but sure it will come down to around £40/45 before release which is fine with me.

[nametag]

This required a lot less effort to put to BD than TNG so I agree that it should not be retailing for the same price. Hopefully it'll drop.

[Aristide Massaccesi]

Originally Posted by Billz

"Enterprise" is BARELY Trek, especially with all the continuity fu*king that it does with the rest of the franchise.

Fu*king its own continuity is as much an aspect of Star Trek as Klingons and phasers.

[Billz]

Originally Posted by NicWhit

Just sold my DVDs to make room for this. Huzzah.

How does it fk with the continuity Billz?

Well, "Regeneration" for one thing. Starfleet should've known about the Borg from that point. It would've been stored in the database, along with visual records.

If so, then why didn't Picard know about them when he first encountered them in "Q Who"? You'd think that Starfleet would've made all recruits of all eras after ENT aware of the Borg after what happened in "Regeneration", unless it got covered up by Section 31.

There are a hell of a lot more contunity errors if you pay close attention.

[Aristide Massaccesi]

Originally Posted by Billz

Well, "Regeneration" for one thing. Starfleet should've known about the Borg from that point. It would've been stored in the database, along with visual records.

If so, then why didn't Picard know about them when he first encountered them in "Q Who"? You'd think that Starfleet would've made all recruits of all eras after ENT aware of the Borg after what happened in "Regeneration", unless it got covered up by Section 31.

Starfleet should have known about the Borg anyway since we see them rescuing the El-Aurians who are on the run from Borg assimilation in "Generations". I'm sure they were 'debriefed' when they arrived on Earth.
Also, in Voyager's "Dark Frontier", set years before Picard encountered the Borg, the Hansens have been able to piece together some info on them.

[Rixx]

Originally Posted by Billz

Well, "Regeneration" for one thing. Starfleet should've known about the Borg from that point. It would've been stored in the database, along with visual records.

If so, then why didn't Picard know about them when he first encountered them in "Q Who"? You'd think that Starfleet would've made all recruits of all eras after ENT aware of the Borg after what happened in "Regeneration", unless it got covered up by Section 31.

There are a hell of a lot more contunity errors if you pay close attention.

No big deal, Voyager had already screwed with the Borg continuity so they could get Seven of Nine on the show.

[Patient-X]

Originally Posted by Rixx

No big deal, Voyager had already screwed with the Borg continuity so they could get Seven of Nine on the show.

Any reason to get Seven of Nine on the show is a good one in my opinion

[Blu Lemmy]

Originally Posted by patientx

Any reason to get Seven of Nine on the show is a good one in my opinion

Amen to that brother

[DaveSimonH]

£51, ouch. Looking forward to this series, and all the others, dropping in price a bit. Maybe the lack of interest in Enterprise will force it to drop in price, or they might decide to not release s2-4 which would be a shame.

[chip75]

Originally Posted by DaveSimonH

£51, ouch. Looking forward to this series, and all the others, dropping in price a bit. Maybe the lack of interest in Enterprise will force it to drop in price, or they might decide to not release s2-4 which would be a shame.

Considering Enterprise will have next to no restoration for the BD release as it already has HD masters £51 is a bit steep. Some of the later episodes even have commentaries talking about the detail on the computer screens in HD. So they were good to go many moons ago.

I really love Enterprise but I wouldn't pay more than £15 a season. Maybe they typed the price in backwards?

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by Rixx

Star Trek: Enterprise Season One - Amazon Pre order

Bit too rich for my non-Vulcan blood. As chip said, paying £50 for TNG I could understand (not that I did so ) because of all the restoration work involved, but starting ENT off at that price when all they've had to is slap the existing HD masters onto disc is taking the piss. Yeah, there are new extras but they won't have cost a bajillion dollars to produce, so this ENT set is priced sky-high simply because it's Star Trek. I shouldn't have have expected anything less from CBS.

Still, it'll hopefully drop to £35-ish at amazon.it sooner rather than later.

[Indiana Jones]

I see the Enterprise BD's as an easy way for them to fund work on DS9

[nametag]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

I see the Enterprise BD's as an easy way for them to fund work on DS9

I like the way you think

I'll pick these up when they release a 4-season boxset.

[MarcelS1]

Day one purchase for me, although I'm, like everybody else, is very surprised bout the price tag!