Best Star Trek Enterprise Episodes season 1
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- RegistaAllan KroekerStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockEnterprise discovers a mining colony of the Paraagans. The crew gets an invitation for a meeting on the surface and a shuttle pod tries to break through the atmosphere. All of a sudden just under the shuttle a giant explosion begins and scorches the earth beneath. All 3600 colonists are reported dead. After examination, Enterprise finds out plasma leaking from the pod's vents ignited tetrazine in the atmosphere. Lieutenant Reed, however, ensures he closed the plasma vents before the shuttle went of. After conversations with admiral Forrest of Starfleet Command, Captain Archer learns that Enterprise's mission is canceled and they must return home, not to return to space for another ten or twenty years. When the ship has altered course, crewman Daniels, a time traveler, pays a visit to captain Archer.A shocking episode, bringing one of the most horrifying moments in Trek history at the beginning. The scale of the story has really never been attempted.
- RegistaPatrick R. NorrisStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockEnterprise is planning a trip to the relaxation planet Risa, when it gets an urgent request from the Vulcan High Command. They must pick up ambassador V'Lar who has fallen in disgrace. Apparently she misused her position during negotiations on the planet Mazar and has been evicted. After Enterprise picked up V'Lar and is on its way for a meeting with the Vulcan warship Sh'Ran, suddenly a Mazarite ship appears. They want V'Lar for further interrogating. When captain Archer wants to discuss it first with Starfleet Command, they open fire.Shows steady progress in the humans' relationship with the vulcans and especially Archer and T'pol's as well.
- RegistaRoxann DawsonStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockArcher, Trip and T'Pol are captured by the Andorians at a Vulcan monastery on P'Jem. They believe that the monastery is being used to spy on Andoria.A great re-introduction to the original series' alien. Shocking to see the almost "disrespect" the humans have for the sanctuary, but it creates a very real and believable picture of how the prime directive eventually evolved.
- RegistaRobert Duncan McNeillStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockEnterprise has a group of aliens watching a stellar phenomenon on board. When the ship is miraculously saved from blowing up, crewman Daniels has an important message for Archer.What a twist: a time travel story with riveting plot and no "reset button". Could have used slightly better acting though for a few parties.
- RegistaJames A. ContnerStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockPhlox is asked to save the Valakians from annihilation by disease. However, he discovers something unusual about the Menk, another humanoid race on the planet.Very interesting concept. Does any civilization have the right to play god?
- RegistaMichael VejarStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockT'Pol is being recalled because of Enterprise's involvement in the destruction of the P'Jem sanctuary. She and Captain Archer are later kidnapped while visiting the planet Coridan.An important political episode. There is certainly a sense of growing tension, and the vulcans' uncertain nature is accented.
- RegistaRob HeddenStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockWhen Enterprise encounters a ship of Vulcan pilgrims, T'Pol is convinced by one of them to perform a Vulcan mind meld.The V'tosh ka'tur, a group of vulcans who choose to embrace emotions, create many different results. Especially striking though, is T'pol's emotional rape, showing how deadly emotions can be.
- RegistaJim CharlestonStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockThe crew of Enterprise searches for a seemingly abandoned ship on a desert planet.The conclusion was especially good, and Odo (DS9), proved remarkable in his role.
- RegistaDavid LivingstonStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockArcher and Mayweather are captured by the Tandarans and placed in a Suliban internment camp.Some disturbing similarities between this and earth's modern history.
- RegistaMichael VejarStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockT'Pol finds unusual neutrino readings on a planet with a preindustrial society.Very good, with Archer's brief romance resembling kirk a little bit.
- RegistaWinrich KolbeStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockAfter an attack by a mysterious ship, Archers orders Enterprise's return to Jupiter to install phase cannons; Hoshi makes plans for Malcolm's birthday.Featuring some of the most mysterious aliens.
- RegistaLes LandauStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockEnterprise tries to rescue a Klingon ship from sinking into a gas giant."Remind me to stop trying to help people"
- RegistaDavid LivingstonStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockArcher sends an away team to a habitable, luscious planet for observation. But when a storm occurs, the team begins to experience paranoid delusions.The tension created in this episode was wonderfully done, with some great acting from Tucker. Had to enjoy the surreal feeling that the planet created.
- RegistaTerry WindellStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockEnterprise discovers a comet which contains the very rare element eisilium. Then unexpectedly a Vulcan ship arrives. Captain Vanik tells they're interested in human behavior.Amazing to see the crew so amazed by a comet, as in the later series such phenomenons are of course regular. The Vulcan aspect was well done, and significant bounds accomplished in T'pol's relationship with the crew.
- RegistaJames L. ConwayStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockIn the mid-22nd century, the Earth ship Enterprise is launched under the command of Captain Jonathan Archer. When the crew rescues an alien from a crashed spaceship, Earth gets its first look at the alien's race - the Klingons. Archer and his crew must walk a fine line as they attempt to communicate with the Klingon pilot, whose language is completely unknown, and whose homeworld wants him back. Is this the beginning of friendship...or interstellar war?Quite an explosive opener for the new crew, providing a number of new ideas and a fresh feeling. I loved the tension between the humans and Vulcans creating a "dark" tone to the series, with the Suliban aliens some of the coolest in recent trek.
Temporal cold war, Sulibon break in, and the first look at "ancient Klingons", Enterprise got the kick start it needed by improving on the first part. - RegistaAllan KroekerStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockLieutenant Reed discovers a rogue planet, which has broken out of orbit and therefore is devoid of any light. Life is still possible in some places because heat is bubbling up from under the surface, but T'Pol doesn't detect any humanoid life. Further scans however give a strange energy reading which seems to be coming from a ship on the surface. After the crew has landed, they encounter the Eska. The Eska come from another planet and they say they are hunting for the drayjin, an animal considered a delicacy. When captain Jonathan Archer tries to sleep on the planet, he hears a voice calling him by his name. A human female is wandering in the forest. Somehow he seems to know her.While the hunting concept has been used previously, I found this episode gave it a fresh take and with a very cool setting.
- RegistaJames Whitmore Jr.StelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockAlmost the entire crew is left unconscious when four Ferengi pirates raid Enterprise. A still conscious Trip is the only one who can get rid of them.The funniest episode in the first series, and very enjoyable. However, it lacked content, noticeable in the first ten minutes of almost no speech. A filler episode, but a good one at that.
- RegistaRoxann DawsonStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockA fibrous, web-like alien creature comes aboard the ship and several of the crew becomes entangled in it including Archer and Trip, and it seems Hoshi is the only one who can try to communicate with the creature.The spidery creature fond on Enterprise was interesting (especially the ending), but did not provide enough original substance. Still, the crew during this episode is beginning to really pull together.
- RegistaAllan KroekerStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockCaptain Archer wants to convert curiosity into deeds and decides to enter a ship floating in space. Hoshi has trouble adjusting to life on Enterprise.Instantly the curious crew finds out how dangerous curiosity can be in space. Some chilling moments and a great opening episode; nice to see Hoshi's character begin to develop. Maybe could have used a more solid ending though, which felt rushed.
- RegistaLeVar BurtonStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockEnterprise tries to find out what happened on Terra Nova, the first colonization attempt outside Earth's solar system.Call it cliche if you like, but I really enjoyed this episode. It had a real "Classic" star trek feel, like something from TNG or especially Voyager. Yeah, there were the various problems, but I found it refreshing
- RegistaDavid StraitonStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockEnterprise is for the second time on its way to Risa when yet again another urgent matter comes up: a distress call. It comes from a small vessel. The owner, Zobral, is extremely happy with the help from Enterprise and invites Captain Archer to his home world for a good meal and a game of Geskana. When Archer and Trip have landed on the desert planet, Enterprise gets a message from the Torothan Chancellor Trelit. He says Zobral isn't as nice a man as captain Archer thinks.Not remarkably original, but it is interesting to see the type of reputation Archer has gotten. It is comparable to the Doctor's reputation in "A good man goes to war".
- RegistaDavid LivingstonStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockWhile returning to Enterprise in Shuttlepod One, Trip and Reed see apparent evidence that the ship has been destroyed. With only days of oxygen left, they must find a way to survive long enough for rescue.I actually really enjoyed the relationship between Tucker and Malcom, especially in the cramped shuttlepod. The two widely different personalities created a very human episode. But what was this thing between Malcom and T'pol. I mean what???
- RegistaLeVar BurtonStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockEnterprise is sent to help the freighter Fortunate after an attack. However, its first officer, Ryan, is hiding something.Introduces an interesting moral dilemma, and could have been a very strong episode had the second officer of the cargo ship been even slightly more realistic.
- RegistaMichael VejarStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockAfter helping to repair the warp drive on board of a Xyrillian ship, Trip notices a strange bulging on his arm.So the origins of the holodeck are explained, and some really neat concepts were explored. However, a portion of it felt weird for the sake of weirdness.
- 2001–200545mTV-PGEpisodio TV6,6 (1914)RegistaMichael DornStelleScott BakulaJohn BillingsleyJolene BlalockThe members of the Enterprise crew are faced with various misadventures and challenges while taking a two day break from their duties on the planet of Risa.Predictable, as are all Risa episodes.