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"Enterprise" (2001)Original Air Date:
13 May 2005 (Season 4, Episode 21)Plot:
Paxton threatens to destroy Starfleet Headquarters if aliens won't leave Earth. Enterprise must shut down the array on Mars, but it is defended well. full summary | add synopsisUser Comments:
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(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Scott Bakula | ... | Captain Jonathan Archer |
 | John Billingsley | ... | Dr. Phlox |
 | Jolene Blalock | ... | Commander T'Pol |
 | Dominic Keating | ... | Lieutenant Malcolm Reed |
 | Anthony Montgomery | ... | Ensign Travis Mayweather |
| Linda Park | ... | Ensign Hoshi Sato |
| Connor Trinneer | ... | Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III |
| Harry Groener | ... | Nathan Samuels |
 | Gary Graham | ... | Vulcan Ambassador Soval |
 | Eric Pierpoint | ... | Harris |
| Adam Clark | ... | Josiah |
 | Peter Mensah | ... | Daniel Greaves |
| Johanna Watts | ... | Gannet Brooks |
 | Derek Magyar | ... | Commander Kelby |
 | Joel Swetow | ... | Andorian Ambassador Thoris |
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Factual errors: The comet's tail is never shown going in the right direction. Views of the comet, which is heading toward Mars, show that the shadow on Mars, as seen from the comet, is on the left side of the planet. A comet's tail always flows away from the sun, so in the show, the comet's tail should be flowing relatively perpendicular to its path. Instead the tails is always shown flowing parallel to the comet's path. moreQuotes:
Captain Archer: Up until about a hundred years ago there was one question that burned in every human, that made us study the stars and dream of traveling to them - are we alone? Our generation is privileged to know the answer to that question. We are all explorers - driven to know what's over the horizon, what's beyond our own shores... moreFAQ
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This was possibly my favourite episode in the whole series... Well, one of them, anyways! I absolutely adored "Terra Prime" and "Demons"; it was beautiful; the relationship between Trip and T'Pol and even with their daughter. This would have made a much, much better series finale, in my opinion, than "These Are the Voyages..." First of all, it made me cry. Okay, I cried during at least three of the Star Trek movies and during "Home", but that last scene where Trip approaches T'Pol in her quarters... Oh!! Sad!! Very, very emotionally moving.
There were a lot of memorable lines and moments here. It was one of those really unforgettable episodes. Splendid; splendid. I would have loved to see the series move on from here, especially considering the (doubtless) trauma that impacted our favourite Enterprise couple.
(By the way, for anyone who would have loved to see this go on, I suggest reading "The Good That Men Do" by Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin. ;3 )