Talk:Extinction (Star Trek: Enterprise)

message: :It first aired on September 24, 2003 and is often considered the worst episode of season three.
Come now... I rather enjoyed it, and there was a spiffy parody of it on Five-Minute Voyager.. Where's the citation for this anyhow? DrWho42 02:49, 30 May 2006 (UTC)
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message: I read that LeVar Burton was "ashamed" of this episode but it wasn't from a good source and it was a very selective quote, entirely missing any context. It also seemed unlikely that he would say something like that publicly. I was eventually able to track down the original quote that seems to be the source of this claim. 
In an interview with Dreamwatch magazine Doug Mirabello who was the personal assistant to Rick Berman, said 
TrekBBS summary and Sci Fi Pulse Transcript of Doug Mirabello interview 
Readers seem to have deduced that the only Enterprise episode that fits this description is Extinction and of course the director was LeVar Burton. This assumes that Mirabello was mistaken when he said "turned into lizard people" since in in this episode they do not appear to be turning into lizards. Also please note that quote was edited to include "[Enterprise]" in brackets, it is possible that Mirabello was referring to the much derided Star Trek: Voyager episode Threshold where the crew turn into amphibians (or less likely Genesis (Star Trek: The Next Generation) where Data's cat devolves into a lizard). 
I had thought maybe I could use this quote and say it was According to Doug Mirabello but it is still a logical leap to assume he really was even talking about this episode, or LeVar Burton. Fans can make that sort of logical leap but there is too much assumption and original research for an encyclopedia to make any such claims, at least not based on the indirect sources that never actually mention Burton. 
I would have liked to include more more Production details, particularly about LeVar Burton and any views he may have had about the episode, but unfortunately this claim is unusable. Having spent the time trying to sort this out I mention it here in case anyone else can find a better source, but more to save anyone else from wasting time on this like I just did. -- 109.76.211.106 (talk) 14:15, 18 May 2021 (UTC)
thread_title: Ashamed?