Customer Reviews
A Must for any collection - By: Rick w, 23 Feb 2010 
What more can I say but I've brought of the series alll in one go as I've been keeping an eye on prices for sometime. Enterprise is one of the best, exiting series I've seen. Very watchable, time & time again.
off-the-shelf storyline throughout - By: Mr. F. M. Havicon, 06 Jan 2010 
Enterprise steps up a notch in terms of visual effects & production values but is still dogged by the labouring Star Trek wardrobe of bad guys. This third series covers the Xindi War, the Xindi being a hostile race pieced together from elements of alll other hostile races ever shown in Star Trek. Nothing original at alll. But good roller coaster viewing & slightly above average on the IQ front.
Star Trek: Enterprise - DVD - By: Rob, 27 Sep 2009 I have been after Star Trek: Enterprise - DVD for a while & this is wonderfully packaged. I am very pleased with the box set. 100%
Overlooked Quadrant of the Final Frontier - By: Thomas Gray, 04 Jul 2009 
It truly is a crime that this series wasn't better publicised & promoted. Even now, it gets a bad wrap from fans who haven't seen more than the first season of this show.
'Enterprise' is exciting & new, & often takes the best aspects of old series (such as DS9 & TNG) & packages them in such a way as should have appealed to the modern audience (more used to Buffy). With excellent characterisation & development (watch Trip develop, he comes so far), & unprecidented experimentation in continuity story telling, this is season not to be missed. As the war with the Xindi plays out, this show saw comparison with the SF on the block BSG. But just as today, its unfair to directly compare Smalllville with Heroes due to the different style & agenda of each, its unfair to do the same to Enterprise & BSG. Both have a similar setting, but seperate tones, styles & mission statements; & in this third season Enterprise is achieving its mandate brilliantly.
Star Trek Enterprise- season 3 - By: Luke Shelton, 02 Jul 2009 This season reallly blows seasons 1 & 2 out of the water. The premise is a season-long arc about saving earth, & this gives Enterprise some identity. Prior to season 3, the episodes seemed disjointed & rather repetitive, or remakes of premises from The Next Generation & Voyager.
A mysterious weapon has decimated a section of the USA, & Enterprise is sent to find the perpetrators in the Delphic Expanse, a region riddled with spatial anomalies. Rather than being stand-alone episodes, the season is one long plot, mirroring the quality of Deep Space Nine, whilst being easier to follow.
The cast gels in this season, with a clear focus on the core three characters emerging. This is not a bad thing; Scott Bakula, Jolene Blalock & Connor Trinneer are the best actors in the show. The guest stars, & the Xindi themselves are impressive & surprisingly well-thought out, which adds to an exciting season.
Highlights include the episodes: 'The Shipment', 'Twilight', 'North Star', 'Carpenter Street', 'Strategem', 'Azati Prime', & 'The Council', 'Countdown' & 'Zero Hour'. Clearly there are a lot of highlights!
This is my favourite season, & possibly my favourite season of any Star Trek series. Fantastic.
