XPost: alt.startrek, alt.tv.star-trek, alt.tv.star-trek.enterprise   
   From: e.furnissfam@verizon.net   
      
   > I think, based upon the story arc and the spoken words of 'Future Guy', we   
   > are in for the Biggest Reset Button in Universal History here.  Archer,   
   > T'Pol and Tripp all die in a Xindi attack, while Enterprise is destroyed   
   but   
   > while doing so rips the Xindi space / time travel ploy to shreds,   
   resetting   
   > *everything* back to the beginning of the entire arc.  No attack on Earth,   
   > no Xindi incursion, no Enterprise recall, no Special Forces, no T'Pol   
   > resignation - nothing.   
   >   
   > We find Enterprise, after 2 RL episode 'years', back exactly where a Trek   
   > should be: exploring the galaxy, seeing strange new worlds and new   
   > civilizations.  And B&B stand back, with a smirk, and say "We told you so.   
   > We did 'exciting' things with new directions in Trek and nothing in canon   
   > was changed'.   
   >   
   > Mark my words, folks.   
      
   That makes a lot of sense. Especially considering the show's lack of   
   popularity. You could almost essentially write it out of Trek continuity.   
      
   Eric   
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   > > But they didn't turn Kirk into a driven, mean, nasty, psychotic goon.   
   > > Archer is completely repellant and loathsome now.   
   > > After the Zindi no one is going to buy him returning to Mr Nice Guy.   
   > > The only thing that 'might' save enterprise is if during the final   
   > confrontation   
   > > with the Zindi Archer is killed.   
   > > While they are at it kill off Trip and Herr Nazi Doctor as well.   
   > > Oh, and give T'Pol her Vulcan BALLS BACK!   
   >   
      
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