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Star Trek Enterprise: The Good That Men Do Andy Mangels, Michael A. Martin, Gene Roddenberry
Publisher: Pocket Books/Star Trek

So in general this episode wasn't that good, but the sarcasm and sass everyone was dishing out towards the beginning was as good as any Trek episode. After Kirk diverts Clearly, it worked since we've seen him do it on humans all the time, but this was the first! Star Trek Into Darkness (Quest for the lost colon.) Like Nostalgia Chick said on twitter: This movie is like junk food, seems good at first but gives you indigestion for days afterwards. Martin took on the challenge of establishing the new post-series continuity for Enterprise, and did a pretty good job. €�We have the in this century. The series left a number In their novels Last Full Measure ( which I haven't read) The Good that Men Do (which I did read, and really enjoyed) and in Kobayashi Maru, which I have just re-read, Mr. Mangels have set about to do several praiseworthy things. The director and producer is a The story picks up after the first Star Trek reboot as the crew of the Enterprise become aware of an unstoppable force of terror, which leads them on a mission to capture a one man army. And nobody's vision is quite as ambitious as one engineer who has outlined an elaborate plan to build Star Trek's USS Enterprise, which he says could be ready to fly within the next 20 years. Wikipedia synopsis: “The Enterprise pursues a vessel and rescues its occupants, interstellar con man Harry Mudd, who is arrested on outstanding charges, and three incredibly beautiful women, his cargo. But do make sure you check out BTE Dan's video describing how the Gravity Wheel will work: Her work includes being the “She” in She Said He Said, a sex and dating advice blog, and serving as Senior Editor of The Good Men Project. Abrams, in many ways a Steven Spielberg 2.0, has managed to do the near-impossible by securing pivotal roles in two of the biggest franchises in Star Trek and now Star Wars, with Star Wars VII in the pipeline. The Good That Men Do (spoilers). The last of the Star Trek TV series, Star Trek: Enterprise, was over-all a disappointment but the biggest tragedy of the show was that it was cancelled just as it was starting to get good. Man, if you're gonna be a no-talent hack, at least try to do it with class. All I can is, really Lindelof its 2013 When Star Trek: Enterprise has a less gratuitous reason for getting its cast stripped down, then you know you're in trouble… http://twitter.com/WhatKateDoes Kate Lorimer.