I agree that this series finally isn't as bad as almost everyone is saying. Sure, it used Riker and Trio from TNG, but in a way that let them tell a story that takes place 6 years after the last episode while still making sense. With Riker watching what happened on the Hollodeck of the USS Enterprise D, it made sense that there were jumps through time (both forward and back). And by having this show take place 6 years later, with the start of what will be the Federation, it allows "Enterprise" to really wrap it's story line. Especially that of Temporal Agent Daniels, who had already brought Captain Jonathan Archer to the signing of the charter in a past episode. This episode let us know *almost* everything we could want about what happened to the NX Enterprise crew after the series was finished. And the ending with the 3 famous Enterprise Captains reciting the Star Trek slogan was a wonderful way for us to say goodbye to Star Trek on TV. I give this episode a 10, possibly the only episode from this series to get the highest rating because it was touching enough to bring tears to my eyes. And I think they did an excellent job choosing an appropriate episode of TNG for Riker and Trio to be based in.
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