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Dead Stop |
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Series: Enterprise |
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Season: Two |
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Rating: 5 |
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Rank: N/A |
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Rating System |
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Star Trek Episode Countdown |
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Synopsis: Enterprise stops at a mysterouis repair space station that is fully automated. |
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A fairly entertaining and unique episode, |
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- It was very interesting to see Enterprise stop at a weird alien |
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space station. I wish they could have explained more about it, but I suppose that would take away from some of the mystery.
- Enterprise is contiuueing to be the most consistant of any Trek series. I love how this episode starts off exactly where "Minefield" left off. It's not by any mean a sequel to it, it's just being consistant. |
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Cons: |
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- In the back of my mind I know that wouldn't kill off Ensign |
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Maywheather, however I was wondering if they were actaully going to do it. Thankfully they didn't, because thinking about his death made me realize that he is the most underdevolped charcter on the show.
- The scene where Tripp and Reed snope around the station trying to find out more about the computer, and then get caught is outright ridiculous. As is the scene where Archer scolds them. Are they trained starfleet officers or are they misbehaved juviniles? Especially Commander Tucker, who suppose to be the second officer yet, consistantly acts like a twelve year old. It reminds me of how much and why I hate Tripp, I wish they would kill off his charcter. |
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If you'd like to sumbit your own review of Dead Stop |
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email me |
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or sign my Guest Book |
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