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May 18
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LeVar Burton has won his fifth Daytime Emmy for his work on the children's show READING RAINBOW.
May 17
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Jolene Blalock appeared on THE HOWARD STERN SHOW this morning to promote the season finale of ENTERPRISE and in what is certainly a more coherent interview than her previous Stern stint, Blalock did manage to question "who would have wanted to be on DEEP SPACE NINE or VOYAGER?" when asked why she originally turned down her new TREK role.
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William Shatner reflects once again on the fatal compromise that doomed STAR TREK V in the latest DreamWatch magazine.
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High praise for Robert Picardo's stage performance in A CLASS ACT from today's Los Angeles Times.
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John Billingsley ('Phlox') will guest star in "The Other Guys," an episode of STARGATE SG-1 next season according to GateWorld.
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Download the UPN promo for the season finale "Shockwave" at MediaTrek.
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Jul 3, 2002: TNG Season 3 DVD Box Set U.S. Release
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Posted:
21:04:39 on April 03 2002
By: Alexander Chase
Dept: Enterprise | www.stenterprise.com
The Futon Critic has reported the final ratings for the first-run presentation of the ENTERPRISE episode "Acquisition" as a 3.4/6 watched by 5.4 million viewers. This final rating/share is marginally higher than the first-run presentation of "Rogue Planet" on March 20 (3.3/5) with approximately 700,000 more viewers. However, in the season-to-date, "Acquisition" was still the thrid least watched episode of ENT's inaugural season.
For the week March 25-31, science fiction/fantasy genre network series took a definite vacation as only four series showed first-run presentations. FOX's The X-Files finished far ahead in first place, followed by ENT with its 5.4 million viewers. ENT was far ahead of The WB's Charmed (reversing last week's order) and Glory Days, which maintained its poor ratings in Angel's time slot.
Top-Ranked Science Fiction/Fantasy Genre Network Series
March 25-31 (based on number of viewers)
1) The X-Files (FOX) - 4.4/7 (7.3 million)
2) Enterprise (UPN) - 3.4/6 (5.4 million)
3) Charmed (WB) - 2.7/4 (3.9 million)
4) Glory Days (WB) - 1.6/2 (2.4 million)
NOTE: ABC's Alias was preempted by the film The Ten Commandments; The WB's Angel is currently on hiatus until May; UPN's Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a repeat presentation; FOX's Dark Angel was a repeat presentation; UPN's Roswell was preempted by Under One Roof; The WB's Smallville was a repeat presentation.
To track ENTERPRISE ratings, check out this page.
In other news, The Futon Critic reports that the cancellation of UPN's Roswell has been confirmed by its distributor, 20th Century Fox, which sold Roswell to The Sci Fi Channel as part of its $ 111 million deal for the broadcast rights of The X-Files repeats.
For the rest of the report, check out this page.
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See Also: STENTERPRISE.com Mission Logs
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How would you rate the latest ENT episode, TWO DAYS AND TWO NIGHTS, on a scale from 1 (bad) to 10 (excellent) in comparison to the best and the worst episodes of the previous Star Trek television series?
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