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Titolo: Bakula spara sulla Viacom

http://www.trektoday.com/news/300705_03.shtml
Star Trek: Enterprise's Scott Bakula blamed UPN for the woes of his series
but said it was impossible to predict that the people at Paramount who had
supported the franchise would all be gone within four years.
"I would say simply that we've been on the wrong network for four years,"
Bakula announced in Star Trek Magazine (via TrekWeb). "That hardly ever
happens, honestly. If you're on the wrong network you don't make it out of
the first year. But because of a lot of history and positioning and, if you
will, corporate synergy, we managed to stay alive for four years...we did
manage to squeeze four years out of being at the wrong place."
Discussing how his character, Captain Jonathan Archer, developed over those
four years, Bakula said that he liked him a lot at the start: "There were
elements in the pilot of a guy who was basically inexperienced and raw and
a little bit of a loose cannon." From there, "we got into an area for a
while where he was awestruck. That worked and it had value, and I felt that
near the end of Season Three and during this season we got into a maturing
and a hardening and a toughening up of this guy."
Bakula was sorry not to have had more of an opportunity to see Archer
relax, or to show that he was happier out in space exploring the universe
without being constrained by the events back home. "We were very attached
to the events of our world," he observed.
Because the show's run was abbreviated, Archer's personal life received
little attention. "No one could have ever predicted the amount of upset
within Viacom in the last four years, in terms of personnel changing and
philosophies changing," said Bakula. "Timing is everything especially in
television. We're a victim of that and at the same time, we got 98 hours of
television out of it."
The complete interview is in Star Trek Magazine, which also has a poll
surveying readers' favourite captains, characters, episodes and elements of
the magazine among the questions. The excerpts above are from TrekWeb.
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 ha scritto un messaggio tutto in inglese....
ma non e' che ci fai un sunto in italiano?? il mio inglese non e' buono poi 
con sto caldo ......grazie.... 

 
http://www.trektoday.com/news/300705_03.shtml
Che snervamento pero', e' colpa di questo e' colpa di quello. A me pare che 
sia un po' colpa di tutti, compresi noi Fan. Ma e' certamente piu' facile 
dare la colpa agli altri che prendersi le proprie.
Che mondo triste.
-- 
Qapla', MaD.
*...la Curvatura e' un qualcosa per gente che vuole andare veloce in
linea retta, io cerco altro...* "Drive" Star Trek Voyager. 

con sto caldo ......grazie.... 
http://www.startrekitalia.com/public/newsarc.asp?parte=display&id=2020
Scott Bakula ha recentemente parlato ancora una volta della cancellazione
di Enterprise, sostenendo che gran parte dello scarso successo della serie
(almeno a livello di ascolti) sia da attribuire anche ai notevoli
cambiamenti che hanno avuto luogo all'interno di Viacom (la holding che
controlla Paramount), con i nuovi arrivati che non hanno interessi
particolari in Star Trek.
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