Star Trek was the show I watched with my dad growing up -- along with the MGM musicals and classic movies. Although I think I was introduced to Star Trek when I was in fourth grade and we had a Star Trek unit -- we built engineering in the space between the three classrooms that made up the fourth grade and we watched some of the more classic episodes. I don't remember why anymore. But mostly it was a bonding with dad thing, like when he read the Hobbit to all of us cousins one summer we were at the beach and I was the only one that stuck around to hear the end.
I never got into Voyager or DS9 and when Enterprise started we were really enthusiastic about the premise until we saw what they did with it and stopped after an episode or two. It's a shame though, I hear it got good at the end before it got cancelled.
I miss not having Star Trek in my life though. But it is time for it to take a break. And hopefully they'll find new ways to bring to life some of the things we loved about it again.
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Star Trek was the show I watched with my dad growing up -- along with the MGM musicals and classic movies. Although I think I was introduced to Star Trek when I was in fourth grade and we had a Star Trek unit -- we built engineering in the space between the three classrooms that made up the fourth grade and we watched some of the more classic episodes. I don't remember why anymore. But mostly it was a bonding with dad thing, like when he read the Hobbit to all of us cousins one summer we were at the beach and I was the only one that stuck around to hear the end.
I never got into Voyager or DS9 and when Enterprise started we were really enthusiastic about the premise until we saw what they did with it and stopped after an episode or two. It's a shame though, I hear it got good at the end before it got cancelled.
I miss not having Star Trek in my life though. But it is time for it to take a break. And hopefully they'll find new ways to bring to life some of the things we loved about it again.