STAR TREK ENTERPRISE Season 3 & 4 Opening Titles (HQ)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- 'Faith of the Heart' remix version brought in with Season 3. The Star Trek prefix was reintroduced for the third episode, 'Extinction' onwards. I always thought the name Enterprise by itself, was perfect for a show set before all the others. The ship's name being an instantly recognisable icon, bigger than any one character from any of the 5 series.
Haters gonna hate. I really enjoyed Enterprise. I wish they had made more.
Anything of old trek gets my love.
I really liked Enterprise’s intro
This comment gives me faith of the heart.
I love Star Trek Enterprise. Don’t mind this intro but I personally think they should’ve used Archer’s Theme. Star Trek Enterprise should’ve gotten ALL 7 seasons 🖖🏻
Enterprise is the best series along TOS and voyager!!
The Enterprise theme music is a lot like how Quark describes root-beer. Despicable, sweet, cloying but sadly, over time, YOU START TO LIKE IT!!
This is so true
Nerdprodigy. I'm about half way through season 3, didn't like the changed intro at first... but now it's growing on me
Brian Johnson I liked it pretty much from the start.
Brian Johnson It's insidious >:)
lmao... This is exactly the way to describe it.
That was a show that deserved 7 seasons as much as the other Star Trek series did.
It got killed right on the upswing too
@@dikdik1313 Only the first two seasons, the third and fourth are actually really good. That was the case with TNG and Voyager where the show doesn't start getting good until it's third season. Except unlike those two, Enterprise didn't get to have three more seasons. It's a shame because season five was going to deal with the conflict between the Federation and the Romulans that was mentioned in the TOS episode, "Balance of Terror." Interestingly, DS9 doesn't have the "first two seasons curse" that TNG, Voyager, and Enterprise have (which explains why many consider it to be their favorite). Neither does TOS, but it is the original so it shouldn't really count since it's first two seasons had to be successful in order for the other shows to exist.
@@dikdik1313 Well I guess if you don't like the show's third and fourth seasons then it's not your cup of tea which is fine.
@@dikdik1313 Trust me, you're not missing much. It's best you don't get the premium service since those shows are Star Trek in name only (especially Discovery and Lower Decks). I love Patrick Stewart, but Picard was a big disappointment for me.
Definitely
My mother is a trekkie and she brought me up on Star Trek, everything from TOS to Enterprise (chronological order), and I even watched the movies when I was younger. I love my mother for this...it was a great up bringing.
Same story here. It's all great stuff.
My Grandpa brought me up on Star Trek, and i loved the stories, The Original Series, Wrath of Khan, so good
@@carsenmaxwell3336 Same for me. It was my grandfather who brought me up on Star Trek. TOS, the Next Generation. And the films.
Same, Dude. My Dad Was A Trekkie. He wanted to watch star trek too. His name is Nicholas Szalai.
@@SzalaiFamilyComy dad was a Trekkie too and still is. Always has been and always will be.
I hated this intro at first but its grown on me. I find it inspirational. It gives me hope that maybe one day humanity with truly have the ability to seek out new life and new civilizations...and boldly go where man has not gone before.
Same here :-)
I love this intro even though it is a completely different style compared to older ones. I grew on me quite fast though
It's funny, by the time the second season ended I was getting kind of sick of the intro. I would always skip it. THen this remix came with the third season, and I just fell in love with it. I can't explain it.
They did a really clever thing when the line "I've got strength of the soul" comes up.
They have a man making a footprint on what we can assume is the moon. Feet have soles. Making footprints and moving forward, exploring, etc is all done with the feet. He's got strength of the "sole", if you will.
It's a clever (I don't know if it's intentional) double-meaning. The song was already growing on me, but that made me really like it.
Feminists find that last part deeply sexist and have demanded to change it to "where no woman has gone before."
:P
FilmFlaw one your a troll as "where no man has gone before" isnt in this two man refers to and how it should be taken as meaning humanity as humanity and man are interchangeable
To all the haters that dislike this song, why? Why do you dislike a song that perfectly represents Earth's first steps into the stars? Having faith that they can do it, that they can achieve what no one else has done.
Season 3 is were I really think Star Trek Enterprise really started to pick up.
Thats average for most Trek series though
That's when they changed showrunners right ?
@@kylephantom4 And this pattern repeated most recently in Picard lol
Personally, I always liked this song, both versions. I actually really liked it when they upped the tempo in the third season, because to me it felt like it matched the new pace of the show.
I liked the slower, more powerful version in the first two seasons
same here brother
Same
I like them both equally, though I can see why someone could prefer one or the other
I hate both versions.
yeah, I liked the slower version better also.
"Through all the chaos that is our history, through all of the pain and suffering, through all of our times, there is one thing that has elevated our species above its origins, and that is our courage."
I remember when my fathrer was still alive and we lived in our first house, we'd allways look forward to watch the newest episode of enterprise together on the couch and for this reason among others this show and espescially this song will allways have a special place in my heart. It makes me tear up regularly and I absolutly love it and the show as well!!!
I will always have plenty of respect for the singer of this theme song, Russell Watson. My late Nan was a big fan of his and saw him live several times - on the very last occasion, Russell even signed her programme for her. Sweet gesture and something which she treasured (and I still keep with her other mementoes).
Imagine what humanity could do if it just stopped killing itself...
Well.. In Star Trek they are already after 3rd World War and The Eugenics War.. so you know... btw. Seen aby Arabs on Star Trek ever? :>
Dr Bashir on DS9 is played by Alexander Siddig who is Sudanese.
Whoami691 find other things to kill?
Killing each other brings the fastest technological advancement
What about the space race?
Love this intro and song. I always loved watching the tech tree improvements and got a lump in my throat when the astronaut smiles, is really cool seeing a rover on Mars and things keep building until the starship flies away
It's my all time favorite TV show intro, and I've never watched an entire episode. I like the earlier version better, though.
It's amazing how much adding a drum beat can change the quality of a song. I hated the theme for the first two seasons, but then they changed it up a little and now I love it.
i just Love how they Fit the Phoenix into the slide show
Hopefully one of these days we'll be able to figure out how to build the real thing.
I've never understood why people didn't like ST:Enterprise. This show built much more foundation for the star trek we've seen previously. I have loved all Star Trek(new movies don't count, they aren't anything like trek), especially this series. A new series is long overdue. If they make one, I really hope they don't waste it on a cargo ship like some people are suggesting.
look up star trek titan trailer...plus ive been on for 5 yrs of service since the dominion war in the online game STO so take it from me, stufffz changed and become better bro....look up 8th wing tactical if your interested, my names skorra malgeurd
Maybe if your a person that likes Star Trek 5 and 7 you're taste is very different from the general taste. But even if Enterprise would have been a well conceived show, it would have been nothing new. We had a single starship in TOS, TNG and Voyager. All what you could have done with that concept had already been done. That is why TNG ended. They simply ran out of ideas. Voyager could have been something like the new Battlestar Galactica. One ship against a whole quadrant, no support, Maquis/Starfleet tension, questioning of Federation ideals in front of overwhelming dangers. But they didn't dare to do that. They seemingly just continued TNG, copying it and build stories that never had consequences for the rest of the arc.
Enterprise was just the same. One ship on a journey and because the creators didn't want to take any risks it was just boring. Then, in Season 3-4 they finally realized that they needed to do something and tried building a story arc, a story that made sense and fleshed out the characters. But it was too late. When Enterprise finally became something interesting the damage had been done and nobody was wathcing anymore.
Rubashow Perhaps all Star Trek needs then is a long break, as in another ten to fifteen years. That was would allow for some of the original ideas to be reused, but also mixed in with newer, more experimental stuff. There'd possibly be a part-new audience then too which would help I'd think.
Mr.EB Sure there can be a new Star Trek series and maybe it's even a great one. I think Star Trek is very much influenced by positive american sentiments of the 60's-90's. Maybe it's time for something totally new. A bit more realistic science fiction, much more daring. Think of game of thrones in space.
matt thomas dude i play/played sto at its current state its barley trek space battles khan could win and the story and tech is growing so far from trek idk
Its been nearly 10 years without an ongoing Star Trek franchise on tv.........
I know! ; ; I'm dying for a new series, like after Voyager or in between, maybe even a whole series dedicated to the Temporal Prime Directive crew. They could easily insert themselves into changing so many things that we thought to be normal.
AltruisticWarrior what about a star trek series involving a ship and crew that have nothing to do with the federation or starfleet, I'd like to see a series like that
The next series is called Star Trek: Renegades.
Jake Soner Isnt that fanmade?
kylephantom4 Kind of. It's being directed by Tim Russ. Also, Brent Spiner and the guy who plays the doctor in Voyager are in it.
I ***Loved*** when they added the orchestration and upped the tempo. It just felt so much brighter, even as the series went full dark.
I love both the acoustic and orchestra versions of this inspirational song.
I find the Season 1-2 intro acted more as a prayer, demonstrating the hope they have in humanity's ability to enter the great unknown through their own strength. For that it always had stronger impacted on me, more so than all the other intros of the previous series, TOS and TNG being too campy for my taste, DS9 and VOY fitting the series better, but none having an emotional weight to them. I find that a human voice can add a certain level of weight to music, regardless if its a song like this or a chorus as in the main Prequel themes of Star Wars. This intro, Season 3-4, seems to symbolize a humanity that still hopes for more but, unlike before, there is a sense of comfort in themselves. Rather than praying that all will be as hoped, they now are sure of their abilities and can move forward to meet the challenges that await them, For that i love both intros and the series they represent. Keep on hoping for a better future Trekkers.
zeroherrera this, this sums up my feeling so much more eloquently than I could hope to express them myself.
S1-S2 version theme: "I really hope I make it up there."
S3-S4 version theme: "I am definitely gonna make it up there."
This is the best star trek theme with meaning and true Explorer spirit I believe that this song has inspired and will inspire many people including me to have faith in us and one day who knows we may be traveling and exploring the space.........!
This theme matched the first two seasons better, being bright, optimistic and cheery.
so true
Yep, definitely it grew on me. Used to hate this, now I voluntarily look it up in TH-cam
I was so happy when, as part of the significance of the evolving of the show into a series long arc, they finally added the’Star Trek’ to the title card.
Lmao, I just got to season 3. I did not expect this change. I'm laughing.
Same!!
The whole show got so much more dramatic and then _rhythm guitar _*_It's been a loong road_*
0:10 - lake Balkhash right and Caspian sea left ? Because first space launch started from Baikonur, [place between this two places)
AloneRW As Checkov always was saying, everyting was inwented by a vittle old lady in Russia. ;)
I absolutely love that guitar riff right at the end. It's so brief but I feel it really invokes the optimism and the sadness of seasons 3 and 4
All of you haters can stuff it. This song was the perfect choice for this series and is an excellent song. This series was excellent as well. It's Too bad that normal people don't seem to understand that.
Normal people? Even fans where against it much, much more often then not. Likely because it wasn't until season 3 it became passably good, and 4 was of a quality that justified its own existence. Maybe if the network hadn't died and we'd gotten 3 more quality seasons then people would remember the show more fondly , but as it stands we've only got one good season out of it.
+DigikidForever I agree completely!! This song captured the spirit of Star Trek PERFECTLY!!!
Yeah, I love it. I can't think of a show opening I like more than Enterprise's. I had to watch an episode (that I hadn't seen in over a decade) to get rid of the bad taste of "Beyond".
I agree it was a great song
The version from the first two seasons was way better, though.
Love this show and was sad to see it end. thankfully I have it on dvd to watch over and over!
I like this upbeat version better
This show ended way to early D:
Most underrated star trek with the most underrated theme
I just luv the theme song of Star Trek Enterprise. It just meld so seamlessly with the series... I would luv to see this series continues and to see where it goes and ends with the canon original Star Trek. The theme song points to a bright future ahead. With Scott Bakula... i kind of hope it will be Star Trek meeting Quantum Leap... i luv both series.. :-)
2023 and this still rocks! Miss the good ol 90s and early 2000s. Gosh that was a good time
I'm likely the only person that liked this "country fried" version. But the "In the Mirror, Darkly" was excellent. It was my favorite them for about a week before I had to get it out of my head for the sake of going nuts hearing it over and over and over.
+Bill Berry i hated this song. i didn't catch the whole show until i binged watched it last year (the first season was pretty rough imo, and therefore tough to power through). i thought, WTF is this theme song? I HATE IT! then it grew on me. and then this hillbilly remix made me like it even more. lol
I think I saw series 3 first on tv and this song grew on me. now I love it to bits.
This version sounds like a 1970/80 TV show theme played to a montage of actor/character introductions who turn and smile at the camera when their credits come up. Starring: Scott Bakula as Captain Jonathan Archer
(turns and winks at the camera)
Man, I remember seeing the opening to season 3, being horrified at how masterfully it was done to create terror, just unannounced destruction killing millions for no apparrent reason.
And then this fucking up-beat version of intro started.
I laughed so fucking hard at the unintentional dark humour it created.
Definitely had me laughing too and snapping my fingers to some horrible destruction lol. The first version of the intro was better imo
I'll never understand why Trekkies hate this intro. Some of the criticisms I hear about it are baffling, from "its not what we're use to" (lame excuse) or "song doesn't fit". I never once thought this song didn't fit, rather it sets up a perfect tone for the series, appreciate humanities buildup to what it becomes and how we get there.
Come back and continue the serie. I always wanted them to return. Loved this show.
This theme is a good over all Star Trek Theme and when it runs I think about how far humanity did go to get to Lorca, Kirk then Picard, Sisko, Janeway, it all started with Archer. It really illustrates what all the crews in this franchise have....faith.
I remember the scene where O’Brien and Worf were talking about when Captain Picard was assimilated. O’Brien said it was touch and go but Worf said “I had no doubt we would win” there was nothing we couldn’t do”
Or Harry Kim’s Journey Speech on Voyager’s Endgame
Kirk “risk is our business” line
Each crew had faith in each other. That’s why this song fits with all of them not just Archer.
Anybody else liked the intro of S1/2 better?
Enterprise always has been and always will be the best Trek series. Even after a rocky couple first seasons, the last two were perfect, flawless. A great cast with a great dynamic. Would have been great to see more
Lol
When I set it up to 1.25 it gives me hope in humanity.
I don't know why so many people don't like this remix version of the theme tune, but I like it as much as the original Seasons 1 & 2 version.
Andrew Chapman maybe because it popped up just when the Xindi arc started. I'm halfway through season 3 and most episodes were dark, cold, or morally difficult ("Similitude") - while this song is happy cheesy 90's country rock. Doesn't fit at all. The previous version, as much as it didn't really fit Star Trek, it kinda sorta fit the NASA nature of Enterprise...
PetersaberHD Hmm, yeah I guess so. But i still like this version though.
+PetersaberHD What country?
I like both versions equally.
Always sounded as if two different tunes were playing at the same time to me.
Took awhile, but this theme song has finally grown on me. I think, given the way things are these days, this song gives hope that we can achieve anything if we, as human beings, can learn to come together, regardless of our differences.
I know lots of people dislike this version. But I actualy quite like the additions. To me it kinda symbolizes that the crew of the enterprise having found their footing in space, having built and improved relations with several other space nations, making space a lot more welcoming and familiar
This theme saved my life when the show was new. It lifted me out of my despair. took some doing but I've been a pretty happy person since then.
thank god they saved us from the rap version of season 5.
dont give kanye ideas, i beg of thee
his palms are sweaty, knees weak arms are heavy, theres faith in his heart already
I understood that reference!
It’s been a long road bitch, gettin from there to hear....
Season 6: opera version
I remember when I was little, and I didn't know that there were different Star Treks. I thought they all were the same. My mom explained that they were different. And also, new Star Trek film in 2012! Thumbs up for who ever is planning to see it.
I remember singing this for my high school senior theater class final performance show. It was great.
When the star trek intro drinks a lot of coffee.
@SoaringEagle2005 That is such an excellent description of why this (in my not-so-humble-opinion) the greatest of the Trek themes. Because this is the first one that focuses more on what he HAVE done than what we might one day do.
1:05 - I wonder if Renée Picard is on board?
I never understood how people hated this intro. I loved it almost instantaneously. Sure it didn’t have the beauty of the other intros but it had heart (no pun intended) and you could feel the adventure in it. Wish we got or might get a season 5.
I love it to bits
I like how they added a "Mike Post" flair to season 3 & 4 , upbeat tempo with cool electric guitar at the end.
I like the end with the guitar too.
Best version song of this series my op.
Its on the Memory Alpha page for the series, all the theme tunes for series are on the pages.
The ending guitar lick still gives me chills.
best part imo
This version on the theme absolutely slaps
I wasnt sure abt this opening at first but after couple episodes it really grew on me
this and voyager are the best ones
This was my favorite Trek series, I came from Stargate, this shows format and visuals reminded me of it
If anyone is wondering who sings this, it's Russell Watson and he's currently on 'I'm a celebrity get me out of here' on ITV (UK television)
Great song, and a great voice. I knew it was him singing this theme and wanted to hear it again.
I don't see why people didn't like the opening - it seem to capture the idea perfectly.
Why does this make me nostalgic for the 2000s?
My favourite opening.
:D finally found the right version,
it's been a long road.. xD
:)) thank's for the upload!
Nice rhymes bro.
A montage of exploration from the early oceans to the stars and (aero)spaceflight, from the Wright Bros' to the moon to warp capable ships accompanied by a song about faith and hope.
Didn't like this version at first, then the tempo kicks in at :48. I'm an Enterprise Junkie now! Just love this show!
first two seasons, sad music.
third season, millions of people die and they are sent on a terribly grim mission:
music gets much more cheerful.
I love this version the best of all Trek intros. God, I miss ENTERPRISE.
Wow, I never thought I'd say I prefer the original....
Same.
This is more dinamic
More bass and drums than the first two seasons. Faster tempo. Favorite version and I loved the original!
The pitch seems wrong it seems higher, but yeah I agree with most people here, in that the enterprise theme song grew on me, I hated it at first, now I actually like it quite a bit. And also, I agree with most people here in that the seasons 1 & 2 theme is the better one. But this one is still awesome, as was enterprise as a show!
What a great song and video shows what could be for man kind
Trip! Divert warp power to the string section. Aye-Aye Cap.
Very Very Underrated show
The most meaningful of all the Star Trek openings, capturing the perennial vision of Gene Roddenberry: there is something decent and noble about humans! Despite our shortcomings and frailties, we don't give up. At times we crawl, commit despicable acts, but we do learn from our mistakes and learn to climb out of the quagmire mediocrity and convenience to the greater heights of moral excellence with fortitude and vision--then, no longer crawling but flying. What was improbable becomes probable; what was once impossible, possible. There is hope for humanity!
Mmm, dat violin...
But seriously, I love this opening so much.
@BigBoss3254 - There's a longer 4/5 minute album version. I'm sure it's out there on YT, used for fan mash-ups. But I'll be putting up a special 10th anniversary ENT tribute video featuring it, in a week or two. I'm just finishing up editing it to an extensive set of clips.
this theme really grew on me. the only thing that ruins it is knowing that after 4 seasons it finishes with these are the voyages.
What do you mean? Tera prime was an incredible ending
I came here for the Europa mission from ST: PIC. Love the connection in this sequence now. :D
The best "feel" Star Trek intro and series atmosphere period.
@SoaringEagle2005
Wow. You so said it. This opening, more than any other Trek series, makes me think, "Yeah, we can really do it some day!" I hope I live long enough to know it will happen. I love this series!
As humanity we all no matter what gender, colour or belief can reach any star together
Beyond the sky, between the stars.
This makes me think of those videos of shows like Game of Thrones when done in the style of an 80s sitcom lol
Being used to orchestral themes it was awkward to listen to a sung song on a ST series at first. I still don't like the first version (first and second seasons) but I LOVED the revamped version for 3rd and 4th. Maybe it is a coincidence but although I have enjoyed the first two seasons the third really hooked me like hell. I like this new trend of TV shows where there is a major thread behind the episodes (like a novel).
The Best star Trek...
Art imitates life, and then life imitates art.
The best rebuttal to Star Trek Discovery & Picard.
Cant wait to watch PICARD
The added electric guitar makes this version way better than the original.
Wrong. This version is ruined.
+Warden of the North I like it better. Suck it.
It was a great intro.
How can one call him-/ herself a Trekker and dislike a show just because it has a vocal intro?
Enterprise was a good show with 96 mostly good episodes
at first i was like WTF is this shit in 2001 then i started to LOVE it lol
I loved this theme song version over the other one. As a true avid fan of the Star Trek franchise I understand that this theme song fits the summary of this particular Star Trek series. This is the very first time that the human race are venturing into deep space exploration and have overcome Earth's many problems. Faith Of The Heart fits perfectly.
I LOVE THIS!!!
For those of you still shitting on this theme or saying it doesn't fit, consider this...
Diane Warren said in an interview that they specifically wanted a song like this for the show and not one like any of the previous three. So with that in mind, she decided to write a love letter to all of humanity's achievements and what we hope to accomplish (just like we hope Star Trek becomes our future).
Look at this fucking imagery. Listen to those lyrics.
It's been a long road, getting from there to here..
It's been a long time, but [our] time is FINALLY here! (the first concepts of near-water travel by Polynesian explorers are shown, the first maps and star charts)
[We] will see [our] dream come alive AT LAST! [WE] WILL TOUCH THE *SKY* ! (first of many images of the historic name Enterprise)
And they're not gonna hold [us] down no more
No they're not gonna change [our] minds! (The Enterprise balloon, The Spirit of St. Luis, Amelia, Enterprise shuttle all with the Mercury-Redstone Launch plans) I honestly start to tear up here...
Cause [we've] got FAITH, of the HEART! (The Wright flight, Chuck Yeager in the Bell X-1, Deep Flight 1 with Da Vinci's flight plans and the Iceland shelf map over them!)
Going where [our] hearts will take [us]! (Yeager again, Apollo's 11 and 14 crews, along with ignition footage and the maps and trajectory plans we used to get them home, and the first map of the moon) of you're not getting at least getting chills by now, you don't get how any of the Trek captains felt about exploration
[We've] got *FAITH* to believe...
[We] can do *ANYTHING* ... (The Apollos, Saturns rockets and shuttle program with fuckin Goddard behind the Saturn V)
[We've] got *STRENGTH* of the soul... (famous pictures of S5 separation, Drew Feustal outside the ISS, Aldrin's "first footprint", the Lunar Lander)
NO ONE'S GONNA BEND OR BREAK [US]! (Pathfinder Sojourner next to Martian rock Yogi, Atlantis Atlantis it's SpaceHAB)
[We] can reach *ANY* star! (The International Space Station concept, arguably our greatest symbol of unity in humanity coming down in 8 years and the NASA shuttle orbiter concept)
Then we're left with fictional vehicles that still carry weight: Phoenix 1, our first warp vessel, The Luna Landers and Luna Base (which should be our next goal) and finally our X1.
Diane Warren, and yeah Russell Watson too, went above and beyond with what was asked. I know for *a fact* the Trek captains would love this theme as much as I do.
Is it different than the others? Yes. Does it do what it promises? Amazingly. Is it Star Trek? A hundred percent.
I only get mad when I realize, after seeing this, we're never going to do this. I also get mad Discovery technically gets more seasons than Enterprise.
TL;DR this theme is masterful and you probably wouldn't be captain if you don't get why.
Out of all the Trek series, I think ST: Enterprise is the most genuine.
+Joey Jolley
Genuine?
In what way
It focused on exploration, which is what Star Trek is all about, and not on interstellar politics and conflict, which is what Star Trek isn't about.
Yep me too! It is cool to think we arent that far away from moving into space!
He said 7 years ago
i fucking love this show it helped me through my father's death I know he's a fictional character but captain archer felt like a second father to me at that time so I hold a very special place in my heart for this show