I want to apologize to everyone who either clicked on the video, watched or have commented on it. I did another gaffe (this is becoming a running theme on my channel, unfortunately). My thumbnail includes the title with 'Enterprise' spelled incorrectly. This gaffe was a huge mistake on my part and one that, for the moment, I will have to live with. Unfortunately, KZfaq rewards consistency, especially with thumbnails, titles, tags, and descriptions. Fixing the title at this point would kill the growth on this video. This is a decision I've made, at least while the video continues to do well. I apologize in advance for those who may think differently about my content. I work and put tens of hours into each video. Sometimes, mistakes happen. I do apologize.

Enterprise was done dirty. They deserved at least a fifth season.

The characters seem like actual people.

The Xindi arc and anything involving the Andorians were so good. The crew were also really well cast and gelled pretty quickly.

Enterprise rocks. I didn’t know how good we had it when it was running.

I always liked Enterprise. I liked it's slightly less high-tech "magic" and it's more low key feel.

Commander Shran, was also an amazing character.

I’m with everyone else. This was underrated and it’s only appreciated now in light of what we have. And yes. That last episode was so offensive that I was angry on behalf of the cast and crew well before I ever found out what their opinions were lol

Just finished Enterprise as my first series completion and honestly can't imagine how the others could get any better. It felt like you were at home on the ship and after a while I started singing along to the opening theme song.

Unpopular opinion: I love 'Where my heart will take me'.

Enterprise became a great show in the forth season, when it became an extended love letter to the Original Series. The two-part Mirror Universe episode and the arc that explains why the TOS Klingons look human were brilliant. Sad the show was cancelled just when it really found its voice.

Personally the Enterprise theme song didn’t offend me, I liked it. The one constant in life is change, accept it and life isn’t so stressful. As far as the sexuality aspect, all Trek has it, it’s just that enterprise was in your face about it and not hiding it with humor or something like that.

Ive seen every episode of every series and for me. Enterprise season 3 is THE BEST. And Enterprise is by far my favorite series.

Carbon Creek is perfectly Trek

after spock t pol is the best vulcain off all time what a performance

I was actually angry when they canceled Enterprise.

my daughter enjoyed this series and was inspired with the theme song especially showing the greatness of man from the exploration of the sea till exploration of space. She even made a powerpoint presentation karaoke for the theme song in her class project which she showcased how we as humans prevailed in conquering space.

Am I the only one who liked the first two seasons the best? Although it was exciting having a bit more action. The Macos too were cool.

There's an Enterprise novel called "The Good That Men Do" that takes the final episode and sort of retcons it to something much more satisfying. Basically the history that Riker and Troi were watching was altered to hide what really happened on Enterprises trip home. Tripp's death was faked so they could insert him undercover with the Romulans. Notice he winks at Archer as he goes in the chamber before he dies, which made no sense at the time. It makes the rushed and strange ending sort of irrelevant, and the way things played out after was much much better, just wished they could've made that into the series, but at least the book was made at all.

The showrunner for Enterprise's last season, Manny Coto, did a great job making the show finally start to feel like a Trek prequel. I've seen notes for stories that could've been in season five and wish we could've gotten them. Also, I love that they were able to get Dean Stockwell to appear in an Enterprise episode.

My thoughts on the opening song... When you look at it against the other series' theme songs, with their orchestral grandeur, yeah, it seems a bit off. However, if you instead look at it in the context of the show itself, and the aesthetics of the time this show represents, a pop song makes a bit more sense. I'll explain... Other than phase blaster type weapons and warp capable ships, the Earth of Enterprise wasn't that different from our own aesthetically speaking. The farmer in the first episode was dressed like a farmer of our time, right down to holding a phase shotgun thing, and still kept his grain in a silo like any you would see today. NX-01 wasn't all plush carpeting and comfy chairs, it was as spartan as a submarine, quarters included. The upper command of Starfleet's uniforms included a tie with a Windsor knot for god's sake! Using that metric, a song about going where my heart will take me is a fine fit for a show about humanity's first tentative steps into the larger universe.

Actually I enjoyed Enterprise the most out of all of Star Trek. Other than the theme opening music and the non stand alone episodes style it was great.. I loved the casting and the connection to the roots of star trek which I believe was the key to it being what it's creator Gene would have approved of. I Never had an issue with the sexy interaction in fact I enjoyed the grown up content they were able to show that they couldn't during the 60s. Lastly the ending was stolen by the next generation crew which was sad but making the chef who was always talked about during the series and never shown to be the next generation's number two I thought that was a good touch there.

the last episodes should have been a daniels episode about the legacy of archer and crew and making him decide to form the federation

i watched Discovery, and Enterprise became a masterpiece!

Star Trek: The Original Series had a huge amount of sexuality--only it was shown at levels appropriate to the late sixties. Enterprise was no different, only the censors were more relaxed 40 years later. Sexuality is consistent with Star Trek.

Its light years ahead of discovery

I fully recommend this show as well. I just finished binge watching this series for the first time. I was always turned off by the pilot episode and poor reviews and never got past that first episode, but I gave it a shot after watching Picard and I Discovery. Enterprise has some excellent character drama that had me shed tears, particularly in episodes centered on Trip like the cloning episode, but maybe I'm just getting softer in my middle age.

I liked this series 2nd best after DS9...it had the most fleshed out characters that actually seem like real people.

Regardless of what anyone else thinks I loved this series. Though many others think t-pol was hot I thought Hoshi was the sweet and smoking lass of the crew. In the two part episodes where she takes over enterprise and claims her role as empress she's truly plays herself as a hot hot bad ass.

I liked Enterprise a lot more than Voyager or Discovery. I just wish they would have done less time travel crap.

The characters of Archer, T'Pol and Phlox are in my top ten favorite Star Trek characters. But I really hated the entire Xindi storyline.

Unpopular opinion, the Xindi arc was actually good gripping drama.

I just ignore the final episode. Also who doesn’t want to see the half naked Jolene Blalock.

My only criticism is that I wanted to see more first contact of the species we heard in TOS.

I’ve been saying for almost 20 years it was a crime canceling this show early.

Enterprise had my favorite crew of all the series.

It couldn’t possibly have been better than I remember - because I loved it to begin with.

I love DS9 but Enterprise is a close second

I cry everytime I see Archer come back and hug T'Pol.

It remembers me how dissapointed I was when I heard Enterprise stopped after season 4. Enterprise had it all !! One of the best teams, the better effects and the stories were great ! Some rich producer should bring the whole staff and actors together to produce the 3 missing seasons we're still missing. No mather their ages now, in Star Trek can happen anything when it comes to time and space !

Thanks everyone for watching. Really curious to hear everyone's opinions on this show. I've actually seen a HUGE amount of people die-hard about this show (which I was actually kinda surprised about). I'm sure it will be skipped over as well but I do realize I say 'track' and not 'trek' a lot. It's often difficult, especially when I get on a roll to control that. So, I do apologize. I hope you all enjoy!

The enterprise finale single handedly ruined both Enterprise’s chances at a good ending AND the TNG episode the Pegasus.

Yeah. This was a cool show. It caught so much flack unnecessarily.

This was my favorite Trek. It's so grounded, and the first steps were really enjoyable. The 4th season was incredible

I absolutely loved this show, it's my favorite from all the other ones in the Star Trek Series. I don't know what it is about Enterprise, but the characters just seem to come to life and although they will never hear me say it, I want to thank all of them from the bottom of my heart for making this wonderful show.

I would love to see an Enterprise movie!

When Enterprise 1st came out, I wasn’t a big fan. Then it started to grow on me and I did become a big fan. Then it was canned with the worst series finale in the history of TV. Years later, I ran across Enterprise on Amazon Prime and pretty much binged on Enterprise. Now I love it even more! That pretty much broke my Star Trek heart as the possibility of this show coming back is virtually nil. But as Mr. Spock says, there are always possibilities... I feel Enterprise never got a fair shake. Also, I feel the theme song was spot on! Finally, I want to extend my gratitude and a big THANK YOU to all the cast and crew of Enterprise. I deeply appreciated your hard work and dedication.

I am almost finished all 4 seasons of this wonderful series. And I can confirm that it IS much better than people remember! I believe it has many more good or great episodes than any other ST series, over the course of their full seasons. I can't explain it, but Enterprise seems to make me care more about the characters than any other series. It's also very dark in some episodes, including some of Archer's dubious decisions, which I find refreshing and more "real". The effects, settings,the look of the technology all seems to fit perfectly for the era portrayed. The great story arcs and plot lines that are contained over several episodes also made the series more exciting and epic. All in all , an extremely underrated series which should have been provided the opportunity to evolve over the 7 seasons all the other "new" ST series were afforded. At the very least it had legs for another few seasons. If you haven't watched it since it's original airing, I highly recommend you watch it again. You will be very pleasantly surprised. It's a geat show

This was my all time favorite series of Star Trek! I recommend it!

People forget that the first two seasons of TNG were awful, but because it was the sequel to TOS and the show had so many die-hard fans, it got time to establish itself and find its heart. Enterprise never got the time and people were burned out by so many series following on each other's heels, a lot of the fans just turned into savage critics rather than supporters, and certainly the network had no appetite for sticking with the franchise, which was felt to have run its course. As a die-hard fan of Enterprise even I admit that a few of the episodes (especially the early ones) were terrible, but let's remember that quite a few of the TOS ones were cringeworthy even at the time; I'm old enough to remember watching TOS when it aired, and for all that I loved the show, there were some episodes so awful I've never watched them again in all the years since.

Every few years I make the mistake of rewatching Enterprise. By mistake, I mean I start watching an episode or two and am immediately drawn into watching all of them (except for the last episode; the only good thing about it was the ‘new’ uniforms), and immediately start feeling despondent when I think of ‘what could have been’. Enterprise should have run for at least 2 more seasons. I would have LOVED to have seen the NX-01 refit with a new drive section.

I'm in the minority, but I loved Enterprise. It wasn't as good as TNG or DS9 but I liked it more than Voyager.

One of my main problems with Enterprise was the incessant time travel, they way overplayed it. Especially when the whole point was overcoming the challenges with lower Tech.

I loved it...upset they were to lazy to finish it properly

Guess who's been watching Star Trek during quarantine? Well, really, I finished TNG and didn't really know where else to start. I decided to watch Enterprise and here's some of my thoughts. One thing I immediately noticed was that Enterprise has a strong sense of continuity throughout the episodes-TNG's episodes never really seemed to correlate together at all, where as Enterprise might have one episode's actions affecting it well afterwards. You get the sense that what happens in Enterprise matters more, and there's always more factors that need to be considered. Humanity's reputation among the Vulcans-How other influental factions might interact with the crew of Enterprise, it's much different when in TNG they typically 'reverted to normal' after every episode (Though I do really like TNG's characters). It also helps that Enterprise has decent visuals. The sets appear to be more detailed, even the 'throwaway' episodes often have very well made sets. The visual effects are a slight improvement but nothing major. My conclusion? Even what some to be consider not a good Star Trek series is still way better than most of the Sci Fi shows we get today.

I have been watching Enterprise and man I am impressed. I love the ship and the look of the inside of the looks really good. The computer screens hanging on the the metallic looking walls . The beefy control panels. The claustrophobic feel of the ship almost submarine like. I think they did a great job capturing what a ship may look like in that time period. I really like it.

I enjoyed the show My favorite character on the show was the andorian's

Don't make me ill, I don't even want to start on TNG. I liked the 1st version of the Enterprise theme song. The idea was to tie the show back to the history of space exploration, not to grandly mince down palatial staircases for Gentrified Earth after the Federation deported the Gimmies to work dilithium mines off world. I guess we weren't all lucky enough to live through Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo though.

I liked the opening credits for one reason... The insanely epic inverted opening during the Mirror Universe episode! You sit through that first lame opening several dozen times, but then THAT comes on? HOLY SHIT!

We need more enterprise!

Screen Rant is wrong. The worst Trek episode of all time is the one from Voyager where Paris takes a shuttlecraft to Ludicrous Speed, before hyper evolving into a pink lizard.

Funny and interesting compilation you made, I like this 👍 I just restarted watching ENT but with my daughter who starts to be a Trekkie as well. Her favourite looks to be Reed. My fav is T'Pol 😊 Also will never understand the hatred for it, I know that not everyone's favourite but god, why these people still spreading hatred as well for people who loves this series...

I really loved this show. I was around 9 or 10 when they aired it in tv. Before Enterprise, i had seen episodes from the original series, TNG and Voyager, but this was the first one i watced regularly. And for a small girl that had little experience with sci fi up until that point, this was amazing! I recently rewatched it, and while i now think that some of the dialogue is kinda cheesy, i still really love the show. I loved the three main characters, and i liked the other ones well enough, alrhough hoshi and travis were kinda underdeveloped. I loved the first 2 seasons, and the whole Xindi storyline was fantastic. I really liked all the seasons actually. About the three things you mentioned as cons, i have to say, i'm one of those few who actually loved the opening credits and the song. Is it cheesy? Absolutely, but it still worked for me, even though all the other instrumental theme songs are cooler and more atmospheric. I kinda agree with the whiole soft-porn argument. I didn't mind it that much, but i would have preferred less of it. Although to be fair, there'a nudity in the original series as well. And about the argument about the finale, i couldnt agree more. I was devastated when i watched it as a kid, seeing as Tucker was probably my fave chatacter. And i hated watching it as an adult, everyththing was rushed, the whole concept with the TNG crew might have been interesting if they only had 2-3 one minute scenes. What we got was bad, and so much more focus should have been put on the Enterprise characters. Also, i'm still not over trip's death. Great video.

Enterprise was my personal favorite series installment. Watching the development and birth of franchise staples like photon torpedos, transporters, red alert protocol, tractor beams ect. It was fascinating and exciting.

I loved this show soooo much!

I for one loved the serie, especially the first two episodes. Obviously it wasn't perfect but it fits perfect in the Startrek Universe. The Starship was beautiful btw.

Thanks for the review. Not only Enterprise was a great Star Trek show we still want to see it back to conclude the story.

I will give the opening this much credit: at least it felt optimistic and forward-thinking. A true callback to a vision of Humanity pulling together, bonding over our shared dreams and building towards a better future.

I enjoyed this series and rewatch it on occasion. There are some slow stretches and episodes I don't like as much as others, but in general I like all of it.

Nater Tot: "the franchise has morphed into something it almost isn't." "almost"??

Enterprise was a good tv show. One of my favorites Treks

i liked T'pol Trip thing... Enterprise ending was awful... the show was okay.. way better then a certain new show wich name we shall not speak...

ENT is actually my second favorite, after TOS. VOY was my least favorite. STD doesn't even chart because afaic, it's not Star Trek. When I found out Scott Backula was going to be in it, of course I had to watch it. Then they introduced Connor Trineer and that was it. I was hooked. And Dr. Phlox was adorable. I thought it was really an intriguing idea for them to have an alien doctor. I thought the entire cast meshed really well with one another, and the cherry on top was bringing in Jeffrey Combs as Shran! They should make some ENT movies. They'd be better than another JJ Trek or foul mouthed Tarantino Trek. In the meantime Axanar is shooting, with an expected release date of July 2020. VegasCon is gonna be awesome next year!

I recently (earlier this year) watched every episode of star trek in chronological order and I must say having the last episode of enterprise being them stopping xenophobes and the last scene being trip and t'pol crying was flipping fantastic. So when I got to the true finale a good 200 episodes later I couldn't help but see it as a weird episode of TNG rather than a finale to enterprise so for me the second last episode is the shows finale

This show stands the rest of time, I can still watch it in reruns! And the best episode is where T’Pou ( or maybe her mother?) was stranded on earth in the 1950’s. Brilliant episode!

I liked this series. Loved the cast. Good stories. I too recommend it!

Enterprise really looks like a masterpiece compared to Discovery, sad really...Enterprise was cancelled by the same person who greenlit Discovery. Shows he never liked Trek and wanted it to be something completely different along with Kurtzman.

Lots of good points. I've never truly understood the hate for that show. Though I, for one, actually liked the original version of the Enterprise theme tune! :P For a long time, I've been saying that we need a show where the heroes absolutely **cannot** fight their way through the majority of the time. A show which looks and feels like trek. Yes, that means a good deal of the 'nostalgia' that discovery fans tend to claim we want, but with a little dash of the disco modernism (just a dash, mind you, not a handful).

STE has just begun airing in Australia, YAY.

My biggest problem with this: the ship always felt extremely empty. Above the lead characters, who did everything, there was nobody else. In the TNG / Voyager, the ship was always busy, people were working, walking, chatting. The lead did a lot of things, but there was always other persons who got commands.

Maybe we as fans just lacked faith.... Of the heart.

You would think that TV executives had a better sense of taste and momentum and renew a show based on its quality and future cult following and not ratings. They should stand behind the shows and come to agreement with the producers to renew a fifth season by capitalizing off of reruns and future syndication. You would also think that coming up with the money to independently produce a fifth season should be easier for all these Hollywood connected bigwigs.

Quick comment time! ( a ) New Sub! ( b ) I think the thing which most impressed me about your review (and argument) is summed up exceptionally well by Archer's attitude towards T'Pol from the first to last episode. That last hug that he offers her completely fit the over-arching Narrative and the Arcs for *both* characters. Well done, identifying that!

These Are My Personal Top 10 Favorite Episodes of Star Trek Enterprise: 10. The Catwalk 9. Carbon Creek 8. First Flight 7. Shuttlepod One 6. E2 5. Carpenter Street 4. Borderland/Cold Station 12/The Augments 3. The Forge/Awakening/Kir’Shara 2. The Concil/Countdown/Zero Hour 1. Demons/Terra Prime Honorable Mentions: Regeneration In a Mirror, Darkly Part 1 and 2 North Star Dead Stop Detained The Expanse Bound

Great video! I’ll have to start watching this!

I started the show a few days ago on my own and am pretty deep into the first season. My only experience with Star Trek as a whole are a few episodes of The Next Generation. It got very comfy very quickly and I hope the execs didn't take over too much for season 2 and beyond. Thanks for the review and recommendation

It was an awesome show. I watched it while it aired. Great series. I still smile whenever I meet someone named Jonathan Archer.

In my opinion Star trek enterprise is the best star trek series. I'm rewatching it at the moment!

I grew up with TNG, thought it was the best but upon rewatch, I found DS9, followed in order by Enterprise, Voyager, TOS and TNG. Enterprise was a great show and deserved to see at least season 7. TNG was good but inferior to DS9 and Enterprise.

Enterprise was dated from the start because '24' came out at the same time which had season long arcs, and it was one of the first box set shows. Enterprise was episodic, with a episode having a subplot of Hoshi trying to make a birthday cake for Malcolm...while over in '24', Jack was interrogating terrorists. The TV landscape was changing, especially after 9/11. Enterprise did eventually improve with the Xindi arc, but it was too late.

hopfully i get a quick response to this but can i ask....when does this show get to the moments you see starting at 3:15 in this video. cause i gotta say im 15 eps in and struggling to like it :(

The ending was fabulous. Imaginative, clever, unexpected and very well done. I loved it more than any other Star Trek ending.

I love Enterprise. Especially the first season. And I have really come to love "Where My Heart Will Take Me". That montage encapsulates the spirit of JFK's fabled Camelot… a nation reaching to be honorable & inspiring, living up to our potential and the role mode we claim to be. And the song fits these sentiments perfectly. With the trainwrecks being wheeled out by CBS and there Woke group of laissez faire hacks that hold no real love of Roddenberry's creation nor his intent, Enterprise looks so much more outstanding and appealing. Only Star Trek Continues has surpassed Enterprise in the 21st Century.

This is my favorite childhood Star Trek series, beside, Voyager and TNG. I loved the character conflict of Archer. The intro music at the beginning of the series had much better pacing than toward the end of the series. I hate that they killed off Trip and the ending was painfully flat. 8/10. Softcore 10/10.

I liked the theme song and thought it fitted the spirit of the show very well. I don't recall ever hearing the original on radio, so had no hangups about it at all.

Currently watching Enterprise series and really liking it. It really has the heart of the show for that era. Like all shows there were flaws here and there and some not great episodes, however plenty of excellent ones, and it does stand up well with Voyager and Next Gen in storytelling with a decent cast and of course, captained by fan favorite Scott Bakula. Thank you for your review.

I feel as if the opening theme made it un-watchable at the time it aired originally, like it wanted to be Star Trek but it wasn't. I didn't give it a chance at the time. Thanks to streaming in later years, I did and loved it. Mirror Darkly was my favorite, but wouldn't have worked if it was any sooner in the series. Nice video too. I loved the finale of TNG too.

In my head-cannon, Tucker and T'Pal get their happy ending together.

Loved it first time around. Still love it on DVDS

precisely when was Enterprise NOT awesome? this series was amazing....wish it had been given a few more seasons