OT: Enterprise New thread.... - Page 14

Captain Kwok · #**131** January 17th, 2002, 11:13 PM

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What show are you talking about? I dont know of any startrek clone like this one - it probably hasn't hit europe yet

Enterprise? It's a new Star Trek show based in 2150's before the Federation was formed. It's pretty good. It debut in Sept. 2001 in North America, I guess you guys in Europe are unfortunate...

Growltigga · #**132** January 17th, 2002, 11:16 PM

Yeah, about 18 months behind you

Everytime I speak to my mate in California about this wicked B5 episode I saw or whatever, he used to really bug me to bits by going on about how that was 'so Last year' and 'jeez man you are so behind the times'

made me think of genocide sometimes

dmm · #**133** January 18th, 2002, 04:58 PM

Someone on this forum sees "Enterprise" on Tuesday, rather than Wednesday like the rest of us, and he has to restrain himself from not posting spoilers. I assumed he was in the UK. That's not right?

Growltigga · #**134** January 18th, 2002, 05:04 PM

dmm, unless the guy has some cable, satellite or sky package I have never heard of then I really dont think he was in the UK

Certainly, Enterprise is not being shown on our 5 terrestrial channels as far as I am aware - the only science fiction shows we have at the moment are Farscape (ggggrrrrrr to that Aeryn) and STNG (1st series with Tasha Yar still in it - grrrrrr again)

Nothing else as far as I can se

tesco samoa · #**135** January 18th, 2002, 07:27 PM

A-Channel in Edmonton Alberta shows Enterprise on Tuesdays at 7PM MST. Canadian Sat. company BEV carries the channel on charlie #5( I believe )

So I watch it then right after 24. Instead of Wed. nights since on Wed. I go out for stout and wings.

In the US. it is UPN that carries it right ???

dmm · #**136** January 18th, 2002, 11:05 PM

Sorry, TS, I mixed up UK and Canada. An easy enough mistake for a Mid-Atlantic xenophobe to make. Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Texas, Alabama, New England -- you're all just a bunch of funny-English-speakers as far as we're concerned.

(How's THAT for non-PC??)

tesco samoa · #**137** January 19th, 2002, 04:03 PM

Good thing I am not from Newfoundland.

Dublin is the closest capital city.

Growltigga · #**138** January 21st, 2002, 01:56 PM

quote:
Originally posted by dmm:
Sorry, TS, I mixed up UK and Canada. An easy enough mistake for a Mid-Atlantic xenophobe to make. Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Texas, Alabama, New England -- you're all just a bunch of funny-English-speakers as far as we're concerned.

DMM, after that remark, you can forget the scenario editor if you get my drift - also less of the 'English speakers' - you should say 'American speakers' I think!

Finally, dont block all us commonwealth types together, do I sound Canadian? I have never kissed a moose in my life

tesco samoa · #**139** January 21st, 2002, 07:12 PM

I had a sister who was once bitten by a moose.......

and

dmm

no offence taken. Nationism is nice and all but not very functional.

Mid Atlantic ???

You from Virginia ??

Or is that too far north or south ??

Growltigga · #**140** January 21st, 2002, 07:20 PM

[quote]Originally posted by tesco samoa:
[QB]I had a sister who was once bitten by a moose.......

Isn't that a pre-requisite to marriage in Canada?