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[dolari]

Coroner's report:

Patient died in hospital bed at 15:00 on 2/2/2005. The patient began suffering from mild naseua and migraines on 9/18/1995, and was admitted to hospital on 1/29/1996. Internal hemmoraging began shortly thereafter, completely unchecked by physicians due to negigence until patient was on death's door. Alarmed by patients health, surgery to correct intense hemmoraging was performed on 9/26/2001, however, said surgery only addressed minor cosmetic issues, and hemmoraging continued. Another small surgery, this time to correct a small infection occured on 5/26/2004. After numerous complaints of neglect by family of the deceased, attending physicians were relieved of patients care (but remained in a supervisory position), and a new physician was brought in. Major surgery was immediately performed on patient to correct internal hemmoraging. Patient's prognosis was good, but expired in recovery on 2/2/2005

Conclusion: Neglect by Doctors Berman and Braga were instrumental in the death of the patient, to the point that another doctor was brought in, who identified the symptoms and attempted surgery to suture a punctured vein. Doctor Coto was unable to save patient due to extensive injuries acquired over the years of negect and superficial treatment. Suggest disciplining of Doctor Berman and Doctor Braga. Suggest Doctor Coto for commendation

Star Trek died at age 37, and is survived by Battlestar Galactica and Doctor Who.

Comments

[amw.livejournal.com]

Sucks huh? :( I was really digging Enterprise too, it was the best one yet.

[jenndolari.livejournal.com]

And it was getting so much better, too!

[didactic-cudgel.livejournal.com]

KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!!!!!!


I was shocked *shocked* when I heard this. I was excited about this season and the new mini-arc format. I thought last season's War on Terror allegory was top-notch. I've always thought that Enterprise was good Sci-Fi, just bad Star Trek. If it were a normal show, in no way related to Star Trek, it would have done tremendously well. Maybe Sci-Fi Channel will pick it up, but I doubt Paramount will let it go.

[jenndolari.livejournal.com]

You Paramount Bastards...you killed my son! You Paramount Bastards...!

Nah, Scifi won't pick it up. And besides, Scifi's Galactica is kicking serious ass over there, let's not muddy the waters. ;)

[gwenners.livejournal.com]

...and not a moment too soon.

Cheers,
Gwen Smith

[jenndolari.livejournal.com]

::laugh:: I read that and immediately got a picture of Felini from the Kids in the Hall show in his last scene in the last episode, dancing on the grave of the Kids int he Hall saying "Thank goodness that's over!"

[emilydm.livejournal.com]

They lost me after the end of DS9. Being at school every night instead of parked in front of the TV had something to do with it, but by the time I got back I realised there wasn't much there to miss.

[jenndolari.livejournal.com]

DS9 was GREAT. It spoiled Voyager for me, though. I was hoping Voyager would have intelligent plots, arcs and storytelling out the wazoo. Boy was I wrong....

[robby-bevard.livejournal.com]

Its not surprising. A lot of people gave up on Voyager years ago, and gave the new show a shot, then gave up on the first episode when the vulcan had a good shower/erotic bath thing and showed right out the gate they were gonna try selling a sci-fi show on sex instead of on sci-fi.

It got better in season 2, but the first impression was enough to turn most people off I think. I only gave it another chance accidentally...

[jenndolari.livejournal.com]

Voyager got so bad that after Season 2, I turned it off and never watched again. I guess DS9 and Babylon 5 spoiled me. I came back for Enterprise, but was thrilled. It wasn't stupid like Voyager at all, but it also wasn't terribly exciting.

The Xindi episodes weren't bad at all. I enjoyed the attempt at Serialized Big Story, but it was just too convoluted at times. This season has been stellar, though. Mini arcs, continuity that made sense, and even a retcon or two to fix some problems last season.

But you're right. I think Voyager left a bad taste in people's mouths, and Enterprise's mouthwash just wasn't strong enough....

[zaecus.livejournal.com]

I'm going to miss those actors showing what acting's all about by having nothing else to work with.

I really hope Scott Bakula gets another job immediately and this doesn't kill his career.

(Yes, I'm being very bad about staying away. Don't tell anyone. Today was attack of the fidgets day.)

[jenndolari.livejournal.com]

I dunno...Bakula could survive this. Not sure about everyone else, though....

[sailorrob.livejournal.com]

wow I didnt expect this. I thought the show was pretty good despite what pretty much everyone else I know said.

Thats too bad, but hopefully they will at least wrap up what they are doing and not leave us hanging like the abortion of a show "Crusade" did.