Takara_Soong 4 Posted December 10, 2005 BROKEN BOW, PART II This weekend on Star Trek: Enterprise As Archer recovers, T'Pol takes command of Enterprise despite Trip's objections, and astonishes everyone by enabling the ship to track the Suliban vessel from Rigel X, rather than ordering the ship back to Earth. After Archer resumes command they arrive at a gas giant planet, apparently losing the Suliban's trail. But T'Pol is again surprisingly helpful when she works with Archer to determine that not one but 14 Suliban vessels have recently entered the planet's atmosphere. Enterprise goes in to follow, and discovers a huge Suliban mothership, or "Helix" with 3000 lifesigns on board. They are attacked by several individual Suliban cell ships, but manage to capture one with the ship's grappler. Archer and Tucker learn to fly the stolen craft and use it to infiltrate the Helix while Enterprise hides in a dense upper layer of the atmosphere and avoids the Suliban's depth charges. Archer and Tucker find Klaang and release him while fending off the Suliban with their new phase-pistols. While Tucker takes the Klingon back to Enterprise, Archer stays behind to set off a magnetic disruptor that dismantles the Helix. Trying to stay alive while waiting for pick-up, Archer discovers a Temporal Chamber used by the Suliban to obtain their orders from a mysterious shrouded figure from the future. Archer is found by the Suliban leader, Silik, and the two struggle against each other in a time-shifted environment. Realizing he's no match for the genetically mutated Suliban, Archer tries to gain some distance by exiting the chamber, where time returns to normal. As Archer runs, Silik fires his weapon dead center into Archer, but at that moment the captain dematerializes, being unwittingly beamed back to Enterprise by a nervous Tucker using the relatively untried bio-transporter. Leaving the Suliban behind, Enterprise warps away and successfully delivers Klaang to his homeworld. The Klingon Chancellor draws blood from Klaang, and his scientists find hidden within his DNA the Suliban data proving their conspiracy to undermine the Empire. The Chancellor turns to Archer and acts hostile toward him, but Archer takes his actions as a "thank you." Back aboard Enterprise, Archer receives orders from Starfleet that henceforth, he and his crew are to officially begin their mission of exploration. Gratefully acknowledging her assistance in the mission's success, Archer sets aside his pride and convinces T'Pol to remain on the ship as Science Officer. A course is laid in for the nearest inhabited planet, and the crew of Enterprise boldly warps toward the unknown. Cast & Creative Staff Cast: Scott Bakula as Jonathan Archer John Billingsley as Dr. Phlox Jolene Blalock as T'Pol Dominic Keating as Malcolm Reed Anthony Montgomery as Travis Mayweather Linda Park as Hoshi Sato Connor Trinneer as Charles "Trip" Tucker III Guest Cast: John Fleck as Silik Melinda Clarke as Sarin Tommy "Tiny" Lister, Jr. as Klaang Vaughn Armstrong as Admiral Forrest Jim Beaver as Admiral Daniel Leonard Mark Moses as Henry Archer Gary Graham as Soval Thomas Kopache as Tos Jim Fitzpatrick as Commander Williams James Horan as Humanoid Figure Joseph Ruskin as Suliban Doctor Marty Davis as Young Archer Van Epperson as Alien Man Ron King as Farmer Peter Henry Schroeder as Klingon Chancellor Matthew James Williamson as Klingon Council Member Byron Thames as Crewman Ricky Luna as Carlos Jason Grant Smith as Crewman Fletcher Chelsea Bond as Alien Mother Ethan Dampf as Alien Child Diane Klimaszewski as Dancer Elaine Klimaszewski as Dancer Creative Staff: Director: James L. Conway Written By: Rick Berman & Brannon Braga Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sea trooper 0 Posted December 10, 2005 They showed this today at 12pm. I don't know what happened to Mondays at 1:30am, but if this is the regular time now, I think it's better for the series. I only wish they would show the episodes in order, unlike what Spike was doing when they first got DS9, skipping from season 3 to 5 and such. BTW, it was a great episode! I couldn't be more proud to call this Star Trek Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zipkirk1966 0 Posted December 12, 2005 I so with you on this one I love the ending with him and he father flying the ship into the sunset awsome lol once I get moved to St.Louis I will start buying my star trek DVD's again. Brian Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
