In 2005, Star Trek seemed pretty over. And, quite tragically, ended with a more whim than a bump. "Star Trek: Voyager" finally ended its escape in May 2001, and the new series of prophecy, called only "Enterprise" at the time, was scheduled to begin next September. However, when the World Trade Center incident occurred on 11.09, the national mood changed overnight. The public was very suddenly disinterested in a scientific franchise for peace and diplomacy and drew attention to Gritier, more violent, entertaining revenge as "24". Star Trek has been marking the ratings for some time, but when Enterprise debuted on September 24, he seemed condemned to condemnation from the beginning.

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Star Trek's death death became official in 2002 with the ultimate failure of Star Trek: Nemesis, to date the film with the lowest Star Trek. Meanwhile, Enterprise was eventually titled "Star Trek: Enterprise", and began to cat with long shapes, multi-episodes after two seasons. However, it did not help to become more popular, and the series was canceled after four years.

The final episode of "Enterprise" was also quite disappointing. The Show's Creators - Rick Berman and Brannon Braga - had intended for the formation of the federation in the year 2161. The Final Episode, Called "These Are The VoyAs ..." (May 13, 2005), rushed the intended finale via a time-shift forward to the day of "Star Trek: The Next Generation," and presented all its events as a mere holodeck simulation. No one wanted that. No Starvala "Enterprise" Scott Baculanor Guest Starwar Athonnatan Freky.

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Braga admitted to the 2017 Star Trek Convention (Covered by trumps) that he actually liked his scenario for "these are trips ...", but he totally understands the criticism.

For non-treatment, the "company" happened about a century before the events of the original Star Trek and followed the adventures of the first Starfleet ship that engages in the galaxy. This was a time before the Prime Minister's Directive, as well as the usual Trek technologies, such as shields, photon torpedists and man -secure carriers. The fourth season of "Enterprise" took place around 2155. The series final, however, skipped before 2370At the same time with the seventh season of "Old Trek: the next generation" (which aired in 1994). Athonatan Freyks and Marina Syris, who played Commander Reeker and Triey's "Next Generation", were seen recreating the characters "Enterprise" of the USS Enterprise-D. By the time he did this, the "Enterprise" characters died from old age.

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This was considered a bad problem with the "Enterprise" characters, as none of them were technically realistic. Indeed, for the final, the "company" became a "Reeker show", ensuring that the "company" ended without its own identity. Braga heard the criticism, but it was still a little defensive, feeling that he and his co-writer Rick Berman started the final with a really fun idea. The involvement of the characters "Next Generation", he feels, neatly collected the franchise, especially since it seemed to end forever. He said:

"I thought it was the coldest thing when we wrote it, the idea of ​​making a" lost episode "of 'The next generation'But they go to holodek to look back'Enterprise'Rick and I thought it was a great shipping to "Star Trek", and failed so well ... it was a kind of slap in the face to' ''Enterprise ' actors. I heard from everyone, that was the only time Scott Bacula was ever. I'm sorry for that. "

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"Enterprise" is not fully loved by all trays, but it was better than he got credit. It deserved more.