Star Trek Wrath of the Augments

Great job Bob...

Like most, I didn't truly like the Enterprise Series, but I did watch all of it.. There was no other Star Trek to watch at the time sooo, maybe I was just tuning it saying to myself "here's hoping it gets better".. lol..
One thing Bob did do better than the series ever did was the opening Credits..
They where awesome. Finally felt like the opening the show always deserved.. I finally felt like I was sitting down to watch Star Trek again.

I remember these episodes when they aired, and I have to admit I thought Bob did a great job putting them together..
There's a few edit flaws in it, with transitions, which didn't bother me to much, and I can over look them.. and there's a few story flaws where the crew gets captured but you don't see it happen.. etc etc... but for the most part this is a fun edit to just sit and watch, and well put together.

I really enjoyed it, and if your a fan of Star Trek, I recommend sitting down and just watching this for what it is... Entertaining...

Thx Bob.. Appreciate the work and the entertainment..

Bob has made a really fun, feature-length episode here. It's very much cat-and-mouse stuff ("Got 'im!" "Lost 'im!" Repeat) but flows so well that it works. There are only a couple of places where it's noticeable that something has been cut - the crew getting captured at the lab, for example - but there's still enough information in the edit that you can still understand the plot. The opening is great - both the TOS prelude and the credit sequence - and the DVD extras are thoroughly entertaining, from Bob's own trailers to the editing info and bonus feature. Excellent, excellent stuff. Cheers Bob!

Wrath of the Augments reflects very solid craftsmanship, typical of BBob.
The menu design was nice, and I cannot stress how enjoyable the "bonus", The Eugenics Wars, was. A lot of thought went into that.
Moreover, that little bonus was a sad reminder of what went badly for the franchise. While the moppets helming latter day TrekWorldFor were locked in doctrine, BBob, on the other hand was fearless and inventive. Kudos!

The audio editing was top notch. The opening credits were a hundredfold improvement over the original, warbling song that made me cringe every time I heard it.
The video editing was fairly seamless, a jump cut caused me to hit the REWIND button. I never lost track of the narrative, however.
For the TrekWorld faithful, those who like alien species, especially green skinned aliens, I can safely say they will enjoy this. Many elements and echoes of the ST canon got added into Season 4 of Enterprise.
Trekkies, go check this out.