Archer makes an alliance with some of the Xindi. Like the previous episode, there’s a lot going on. Unlike the previous episode it just didn’t quite hang together…
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Enterprise tries to repair damage, as some of the Xindi begin to doubt. Wow, a lot happened. Let’s take it one at a time. First, the Xindi are…
Enterprise finds the Xindi weapon, and Archer goes on a suicide mission to destroy it. Another two-part episode, another difficult write-up. Enterprise’s achilles heel has been the time…
Archer goes a little buggy, and the crew re-enacts *Crimson Tide*. Another one of those great stand-by episodes - the Captain might have gone nuts, and the crew…
Enterprise passes through a nebula where all the Humans need to be put into a coma for the passage. Even though I picked the twist in this episode…
Enterprise retrieves a strange alien from a large anomaly. In one sense the ‘main’ plot of this episode was a shaggy dog tale - the only important bit…
Archer interrogates the Xindi mastermind. I was disappointed about the caution the episode took in the end, it would have been nice to keep us in suspense (at…
The Andorians show up to help the mission. So I think this plot development is normally called the ‘deus ex shran’. Forgiven, because Shran is the best recurring…
Enterprise is taken over by religious terrorists. Gee, I wonder what possible real world parallels they were trying to draw… Although if you missed the moral, clearly you…
Archer and T’Pol travel back to Earth 2004 to stop a Xindi bioweapon plot. This makes surprisingly little use of the time period. T’Pol’s moralising asides are annoying,…