I remember not being too surprised by the news, yet at the same time I also hoped it was wrong. Many fans have blamed Rick Berman and Braga for the disaster which was Enterprise.

Not long after this I recorded an interview with Marina Sirtis, Garret Wong, and Robin Curtis - one of the clips cover Paramount's thoughts about the what the future held.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHr53v5952c

Um...oh man? Well, I never got into Enterprise (maybe because it wasn't as good as the other ones). I only watched Voyager, and now that's in reruns.

Rates a one in terms of significance. Personally, I wasn't too big a fan of this show to begin with. Probably the worst Star Trek series.

Couldn't care less, except that it might be proof that there really is a God. And he has some taste.

Shame on the network for cancelling Star Trek and focusing on cruddy reality TV programming! From now on, I hate UPN! I will never watch the network ever AGAIN!

Oh no! No more Jabba the Hut! Who cares?

I don't get this one. Weren't all the various incarnations of Star Trek that came before this latest one cancelled as well at some point? Addendum..I see. Thanks Ignatius. Not that familiar with the shows. Especially this last one.

Rated for importance. This really affected me more than the release of Revenge of the Sith. I've watched Star Trek since I was a child. I grew up with TNG repeats and watched the entire series of Voyager as I grew up through elementary, middle, and high school. I've been a fan of Enterprise for quite a while too. This latest season has been one of Star Trek's very greatest. I can't believe that TV can have 3 uncreative, boring, and completely-similar CSI OR Law & Order shows or 15 soapoperas or 30 valueless reality shows--but not 1 brilliantly creative, optimistic, humanistic science fiction show! Of course, I know Star Trek will live on. After all, in the words of Rick Berman, God knows they haven't seen the last of Star Trek!