Trip and Hoshi catch a really nasty alien virus. An ambitious episode that ultimately falls short of its goals. It was interesting to see these observers inhabit different…
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Month: April 2013
29 posts
The inventor of the transporter comes aboard for a mission. The first entirely standalone episode Enterprise has done since *Bounty*, 35 episodes ago. Let’s just say they should…
The Vulcan High Command launches an attack on Andoria. With the exception of administrator V’Las, I thought this worked very well as the reconciliation between TOS and later…
Archer becomes the Vulcan Martin Luther. Well, it’s a good thing this appears to be the ‘Vulcan reset button’ story. Because if it wasn’t, I’d be pretty annoyed…
Vulcan terrorists blow up the Earth embassy. The portrayal of Vulcans in Enterprise has been controversial. They are, with no question, not the Vulcans of later series -…
Archer has to stop the augments before they destroy a Klingon world. In the great debate of nature versus nurture, this episode comes down relatively solidly on the…
The Augments raid a research station to retrieve their frozen embryo siblings. The one thing harder to write about than a two-part episode: the dread three-parter. Most of…
Enterprise has to track down a group of augmented humans who attacked a Klingon ship. It’s comforting to be back into plots that feel a lot more like…
Everyone goes home. Except Phlox. Another of the ‘anthology’ episodes that Enterprise seems to enjoy so much. The best was Archer trying to deal with his actions -…
Archer defeats the Space Nazis. A bad plot that was resolved about as well as could be hoped. The plot runs all over the place for not much…