Originally posted by: C3PX
Or perhaps like us SW fans and the PT, he really, really wanted to like it. He is an ST fan, and it was the newest and last ST series. Anyway the guy talks about the show being an abomination for Star Trek historians. This guy sounds like your ultimate ST nerd. Let him be what he is and stop complaining. He isn't wasting your time, you're wasting your time if you make the decision to read all the way through that even though it did not interest you. I bet Mr. Dixon doesn't feel like going out side. I think he would rather sit in his chair eating cheetos and and playing Birth of the Federation or posting on some star trek message boards someplace. Is he being any different from somebody sitting in their chair at a computer and complaining about him on a star wars message board?
Or perhaps like us SW fans and the PT, he really, really wanted to like it. He is an ST fan, and it was the newest and last ST series. Anyway the guy talks about the show being an abomination for Star Trek historians. This guy sounds like your ultimate ST nerd. Let him be what he is and stop complaining. He isn't wasting your time, you're wasting your time if you make the decision to read all the way through that even though it did not interest you. I bet Mr. Dixon doesn't feel like going out side. I think he would rather sit in his chair eating cheetos and and playing Birth of the Federation or posting on some star trek message boards someplace. Is he being any different from somebody sitting in their chair at a computer and complaining about him on a star wars message board?
Maybe I'm wrong, only be a casual fan of Star Trek, who never really was interested in Enterprise, but I've gotten the impression that bringing up Enterprise is about like bringing up the prequels or the SE to Star Wars fans. You'll get some very extreme responses, and people who will go through point by point as to why they aren't good.