I think my username will help you lol

“What’s with people liking the thing I don’t like?”

Seriously, people. Can we not gatekeep Star Trek? Does Enterprise have its problems? Absolutely, but so does literally every other Trek show. Every series has its own ups and downs, and while Enterprise might have issues, it has redeeming qualities, too. No one is going to make you like Enterprise, but don’t be critical of other people because they like it.

When she and the alternate Kirk went on their little time travel adventure, the episode ended with La’an calling Kirk to ask about some kind of bullshit info she needed for Sam Kirk’s file.

I saw the whole security excuse as an extension of that.

Pretty sure that’s wood.

There’s no Burns and Hot Lips versus Hawkeye and Trapper kind of dynamic in Starfleet.

Although I see your point, I have to disagree with you here. Look at the Beta shift vs Alpha shift in Lower Decks. There’s clearly room in Starfleet for both the serious and the goofy, even in a comedy show.

Q is what Hawkeye would be given the power of a god.

Well now I want to see that show!

Wow. Yeah, because if you read my post, that is exactly the part of MAS*H that I wanted to copy.

So maybe we don’t see many phaser wounds, but saying that there’s nothing there ignores all the other ways people can get injured in a battle (explosions, crashes, etc). There may not be analogs to bullet wounds, but I bet there are plenty of other ways.

I mean we follow a mobile hospital, similar to MAS*H. Different planets as the front moves. We’ve had a lot of the war on starships, and I’m sure that there would necessarily be some of that, too, but we have not seen a lot of the war “on the ground” in Star Trek. Correct me if I’m wrong, but this episode of SNW and “Seige of AR-558” (DS9 7x08) are really the only episodes of Trek that I can remember that have depictions of full-scale battles on planets (or maybe I need to do a series rewatch somewhere)