Really? Wow ... I feel that the Next Generation movies were, on a whole, spectacularly unsatisfying, and would be loathe to submit myself to a follow-up of the atrocious "Nemesis". Good god, that was a terrible movie.

The only bright light in the series was First Contact, and even that was I think half-ruined by the "Borg queen". The very idea of a "Borg queen" completely undermines the brilliant concept of the Borg as a foe. The whole Zephram Cochran (sp?) subplot was also just distracting. They really couldn't get enough story out of an encounter with the Borg to fill a movie without a half-rate time-travel discursus? How's this for a better idea: the first hour could have been spent on the battle with the Cube that destroyed most of the fleet, instead of giving it two minutes of screen time.

Of the other entries, "Generations" was bad, "Insurrection" was forgettable, and "Nemesis" was a complete disaster.

speaking of "free enterprise" has anyone seen "the lost episode"? it was produced in the 80s by some students at UCSB, and i first saw it on a copy of a copy of a copy VHS version which had been passed around the whole town, twice.

you won't find it on netflix or IMDB, cuz it used original footage, dubbed with new, outrageous dialog. HOWEVER, it's since been reproduced on DVD, (they never got sued cuz supposedly the powers-that-be secretly liked it so much.) it is a true send-up, absolutely hilarious, and a must for any start trek fan.

i replaced my worn VHS years ago, when i discovered it again online. you can get it here:

www.sevensouth.com/lostepis...EWhat.htm


they can keep making derivatives, but there's just so much good fun in satirizing the original! enjoy!