Have you noticed that the theme music has been slightly changed this year.

Capt Janeway was hot

Capt Janeway was hot

Have you noticed that the theme music has been slightly changed this year

They should stick to the old, 'dum de dum, dum de dum, dum de dum woooo oooooo etc '

Isn't that the Doctor Who theme you're thinking of?

Scott Bakula, star of UPN's Star Trek: Enterprise, told SCI FI Wire that he is especially excited about the development of his character, Capt. Jonathan Archer, in the fourth season of the show. "The way the series is laid out, I've been presented with a lot of character adjustments and explorations that in a lot of series you don't get," Bakula said in an interview. "Entering the fourth season [gives me] an opportunity to take some of the lessons from last season and the choices we made and see where he goes this year."

In the fourth season, Archer and his crew will deal in part with the effects of last season's yearlong Xindi war story arc. Bakula said that he's been satisfied with the way the producers and writers of the show have given Archer an opportunity to grow since the series began. "We've all worked together to give this guy an interesting journey," he said. "In year one, when he was this very naive kind of closed-off Starfleet brat. That was his whole world, and he's come far in the last three seasons with all of the catastrophes and challenges that he had last year. The ways that he had to deal with them and the places he had to go to make some of the choices that Archer had to make this year becomes fortunate for me."

Bakula said that he saw the potential for the character's growth as far back as when he was enlisted to shoot the pilot episode four years ago. "I looked at the pilot scripts, and I thought, 'This is a guy who has the potential to be interesting for a few years and be interesting for me to play for a few years,'" he said. "The reality is with Star Trek you're in some kind of moral or ethical dilemma. That's part of the history of the show, and that's interesting anyway, but this guy is still growing and maturing. I feel very lucky I'm in the fourth season, and I'm still finding out stuff. Hopefully it's exciting for the audience, too."

Joanna Cassidy will guest star in Star Trek: Enterprise, playing T'Les, the mother of Vulcan officer T'Pol (Jolene Blalock), TV Guide Online reported. T'Les urges T'Pol to dump crewmate/boyfriend Trip (Connor Trinneer) for an arranged marriage, the site reported.

Cassidy, a veteran actress who appeared in Blade Runner, told the site that she got the Enterprise gig because the show shares casting people with HBO's Six Feet Under, on which she has a recurring role. "There's very little loyalty in this town, and when that rears its head, it's a beautiful thing," she told the site. "That's wonderful. They know they can count on me. You don't hire people who are not going to do the job."

Cassidy said her character "could be conniving, but she's really not. She's a very honorable, respectful woman, and she believes in a good cause. T'Les is a giver; Margaret Chenowith [the character she plays on Six Feet Under] is a taker. Big difference."

Cassidy added that introducing her character in the fourth season of Enterprise helps flesh out T'Pol's character. "I think they're giving T'Pol some weight," she said. "She is a huge part of that show, but she's been left in the air somehow. I don't want to reveal what happens in the mother-daughter relationship, but let's put it this way: They're testing Jolene Blalock's acting chops by giving her heavy stuff to play. She did well."

Scott Bakula, star of UPN's Star Trek: Enterprise, told SCI FI Wire that he is especially excited about the development of his character, Capt. Jonathan Archer, in the fourth season of the show. "

Perhaps his character will end up possessing the body of a black woman in the 20s....... hold on wasn't that another series??????

I might have been 

I think psychic Derek Acorah must be a fan too, doesn't he talk to Sam?