And I seem to recall a couple instances of T'pol experiencing Vulcan Horny Rage.
Basically, once Berman and Brega fucked off (S3) the new showrunners started turning Enterprise into what itshouldhave been from the start (an actual prequel showing the beginning of the Federation) rather than just Voyager 2: The Early Years.
Was going through this with the fianc? just this morning. Really want to start going through a new Sci Fi show with her but was struggling to pick one because the 1st seasons of most are always so bad. She really liked Galactica, Firefly, Buffy, Supernatural; so now I'm picking between TNG, DS9, Farscape, or Babylon 5.
you can skip the first 2 seasons of TNG (maybe just watch the Q episodes) and not miss a thing, go back after you are done and rewatch it for completion. Its a little harder with DS9 and B5 since they build up a lot of background in those 2.
Farscape was fantastic. At some point they just decided that Crichton was going to have the worst day of his life every day for the rest of his life. Scorpius was another one shot villain who was played so fantastically that they made him a central character. He always found new ways to screw with Chrichron's head and at the end when he finally revealed everything he already knew about wormholes, that had to be one of the single greatest plot twists in television history.
This makes sense as it seemed they were rushing to fix the incongruities between the rest of the series lore and Enterprise's unique take on that established lore. New ship designs would have been built into the show by virtue of Earth trading for new technologies and expanding on their own discoveries as they are put to practical use. The first Warp 5 ship would be replaced as soon as they realized it was not adequate for the challenges and dangers of the universe. Earth would have been at a severe technological disadvantage early on and would have had to rely on forming an alliance with others to overcome the horde of Klingons they had unwittingly made aware of their position. The Vulcans may have been aware of the danger but did nothing as the Klingons were not expanding in their direction at the time being embroiled in the internal struggles the Empire has when there is no clear enemy to fight. The Andoiran-Vulcan conflict was well done at least.
Jeri Ryan and her massive talents certainly helped turn the show around. At the same time she was a great actress who could effortlessly playing off of the other cast members while on occasion showing off her singing ability and doing it all while wearing a uniform that was painted onto a flawless body.
How can it even be a debate?Your logic sounds flawless to me.
7 of 9 has borg nanoprobe implants. You can basically destroy her holes and the nano bots will repair them post-haste. T'pol will use logic to argue against abnormal sex acts, and be a general downer.
"Since my butt wasn't intended for sexual experiences and my vagina was, logic would dictate you only put it in my vagina."
