Enterprise Season Premiere Tonight

l0key432 writes "Enterprise, Star Trek's fifth series, begins its second season on UPN tonight at 8pm/7pm central with the episode Shockwave Part II, airing just before the series premier of the new 'The Twilight Zone' show at 9pm/8pm central. Shockwave II is the conclusion to last season's season-ending cliff-hanger, and additional info can be found at this page(possible spoilers!) on StarTrek.com." Of course with my luck, it'll be pre-empted by some sporting event.

thanks,

[Sarin]

Since the television stations in my country haven't even made effort to air the first season this year,
I'll keep an eye out for it on alt.binaries.multimedia.startrek and alt.binaries.startrek , thanks to the people there I've been able to follow the first season.

Re:Bah

[Bob C. Cock]

I don't think you need to worry about missing it due to a sporting event for 2 reasons.
1) UPN doesn't broadcast sporting events. (Yes I'm aware they broadcast Pro Wrestling but that doesn't count.)
2) The only compelling sporting event on tonight is the A's Vs. Angels game which is being broadcast on ESPN.

So if you're a baseball fan, get some dual screen action going and watch both. I myself am going to be at the game so gonna miss Enterprise.

Re:And this is Stuff that matters ?

[C_nemo]

im not from north-america(scandinavia actually), but i enjoy the bad acting of any star trek show( + TNG is pretty cool too). file swapping /capping/ripping/wathever will enable me to watch this episode in less than a week. so, yes, this is stuff that matters

Re:Vulcan luvin...

[Scutter]

I liked Spock's apprentice in the one where Kirk and Bones get exiled to the prison planet.

That's Kim Catrall, baby! She was a hottie until she started doing "Sex and the City". Now she's just annoying and old-looking. Ahh, how I miss the "Mannequin" and "Big Trouble in Little China" days... *sigh*

Oh, geez, I almost forgot Porky's! w00t!

Re:Enterprise is it's own nation?

[sielwolf]

From 'dict premier' (highlighting mine)

From Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913) [web1913]:

Premier \Pre"mi*er\, n.
The first minister of state; the prime minister.

From WordNet (r) 1.7 [wn]:

premier
adj 1: first in rank or degree; "an architect of premier rank";
"the prime minister" [syn: {premier(a)}, {prime(a)}]
2: preceding all others in time; "the premiere showing" [syn: {premiere}]
n 1: the person who holds the position of head of state in
England [syn: {Prime Minister}, {PM}]
2: the person who is head of state (in several countries) [syn:
{chancellor}, {prime minister}]
3: the position of the cabinet minister who is in charge of
government affairs [syn: {Prime Minister}, {PM}]
v 1: be performed for the first time; of a play, ballet, or
composition [syn: {premiere}]
2: perform a work for the first time [syn: {premiere}]

What have we learned from this: there are different flavors of English (UK, US, Engrish). So some people take the lift from the first floor to the lorry. Some take the elevator from the second floor to the van. While others take the happy number one good star ok.