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Confession - I'm probably one of the reasons Enterprise was cancelled. I saw the premiere episode on its original air date, but for some reason I didn't watch any of the other episodes while the show was running. I have no idea why. I really enjoyed the pilot. Fast forward to 12 years after the show has been canceled, I have some Best Buy gift cards, and I see that Enterprise is released in its entirety on BluRay. It must have just been the right time for me, but I grabbed it...and I LOVE it! I really enjoy the cast as well as the stories. After years of watching Next Generation, DS9, and Voyager, all of which I loved, it was nice to pull away from the intermingled events of the 24th century to a time that hadn't really been explored yet...the beginning of Starfleet and the founding of a Federation. It was also a lot of fun seeing some of the "new" Star Trek canon equipment that wasn't embraced yet...like the transporters. A lot of the stories help to frame aspects of Trek that are taken for granted...like the wisdom of establishing a Prime Directive. Oh, and seeing the burgeoning alliance with the Andorians (as represented to great effect with Commander Shan) as well as a somewhat more adversarial Vulcan/human relationship was well done and really helped to show just how far humanity had gone even as early as The Original Series. While Captain Kirk will always be "my" Trek Captain and the USS Enterprise NCC-1701 will always be "my" Trek Enterprise and crew...Captain Archer, his crew, and the Enterprise NX-01 was a LOT of fun to watch and has earned its place in Trek canon.

What a shame only four seasons! I love the complexity of interpreting Captain Archer's style and techniques of commandeering the first Earth warp-drive starship out into the unknown realms of our galaxy, especially without the overbearing, arrogant, and condescending Vulcans that finally "hipped" us to it hovering overhead. Opps, there is one Vulcan subcommander aboard, the beautiful, stately, and shapely T' Pol whose emotionless and ever-expressive eyes and gestures will keep all male Trekkies glued to every scene she subtly dominates with utmost nuance. Remember, the eyes tell all!

Upon hearing that Enterprise was being released on Bluray a few years back I had been wanting to pick it up but the price had held me back as it was generally $70 or more per season and anywhere between $250 and $300 if I wanted to pick up the series. When I discovered that the series had been repackaged and was being offered at a much more reasonable price, I couldn't wait to pick up my copy, paying only $50 after gift cards (think its around $90 at its regular price). I like that the owners of the Star Trek properties have made an effort to get out the various series at more reasonable prices... last summer TOS and TNG were both released at nicer prices, now Enterprise is out and DS9 and Voyager are getting the same treatment as well although not on Bluray at this point

I think that "Star Trek: Enterprise" was once again one of the greatest classic "Star Trek" series of all-time and it was also one of my favorite series of all-time. I was a fan of all the "Star Trek" films and series and I also think that "Star Trek: Enterprise" had a lot of enjoyable and entertaining action, mystery, suspense and drama including really great and amazing casts, plots and personal storylines as well.