Deep Space Nine was the best in the lot.
TNG was very uneven, but overall most enjoyable.
I like the current Enterprise's retro, non-prime directive, making mistakes, solve it with a punch if that's what it takes style.
Voyager was the worse of them all.
In sum, how to rectify a situation (and notice how the "pendulum swings"):
a) The original Trek: Whatever it takes
B) TNG: Talk it out until everyone surrenders so Picard will finally shut the hell up
c) DS9: Whatever it takes
d) Voyager: Everything is solved by technobable ("If we cross the deflector array with a phase induced graviton emitter and tie it in with the warp core reactor's field, rotating the frequency harmonics oscillations, the resulting space-time singularity pulse will destablize the subspace fabric with chronotomic particles ....") Note, this also started on TNG, but Voyager to it to levels that would make Stephen Hawkings spew!
e) Enterprise: Whatever it takes
Last edited by Dravyk at Jun 14 2004, 04:02 AM
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