Enterprise: Cease Fire

[Dark Primus]

I thought "Cease Fire" was very decent compare to others what have been shown. But it became predictable after the shuttle was shoot down. Then you quickly realises there was a traitor on either on Adorians or Vulcans side. The Andorian female was a suspect that was obvious, due to her low tolerance towards the Vulcans, but I thought that was just a distraction from another possible suspect. And it still came as a little surprise that it was her anyway, because I never expected it to be so obvious.
And I wonder why in hell can't B&B continue to make episodes with this kind of quality. The acting was somewhat better in overall then other episodes.

Another thing I like are the Vulcan and Andorian ships. Very impressive designs. The size of their ships are appears to be equal as big if not bigger then 24th century Fed starships?

[Montcalm]

Thats Beavis & Butthead`s strategy they make a lot of shitty episodes then they put in a good one,and they go back to shit until they put another good one.

[TheDarkling]

It was half decent because B&B didn't write the story.

[HemlockGrey]

Damning evidence, right here. When B&B are off getting drunk, Ent is not bad.

[Oberleutnant]

Another thing I like are the Vulcan and Andorian ships. Very impressive designs. The size of their ships are appears to be equal as big if not bigger then 24th century Fed starships?

I love the design of the Vulcan starships in Enterprise as well. Simply beautiful. I guess the Vulcan "battle cruiser", as Archer called it, is somewhere around 600 meters long.

[Dark Primus]

It was half decent because B&B didn't write the story.

Well that explains it then.

[Vympel]

How's the token black guy coming along? Is he still AWOL?