How The Last Great Star Trek Series Destroyed Gene Roddenberry's Dream, Forever
The 1990s were a time unlike any other for science fiction. That was especially true for Star Trek. So, when Enterprise debuted on UPN in 2001, it was with a sense of self-assured success. They were wrong. The show was canceled after only four seasons. This is why Star Trek: Enterprise failed.
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