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The Suliban hold the crew hostage while Captain Archer is trapped in the 31st century; Daniels agonizes that his impulsive act threatens the Federation and history.
The Suliban hold the crew hostage while Captain Archer is trapped in the 31st century; Daniels agonizes that his impulsive act threatens the Federation and history.
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S2, EP3 "Minefield"When Reed is pinned to the hull during a spacewalk, Archer must choose whether to save him or obey an order to leave Romulan space immediately.
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S2, EP4 "Dead Stop"The crew explores an automated space station that performs its repairs with an efficiency that's too good to be true.
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S2, EP5 "A Night in Sickbay"Archer spends a troubled night in sick bay with his ailing dog after the beagle picks up a deadly virus on an alien planet.
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S2, EP6 "Marauders"The fuel-starved Enterprise encounters an oppressed mining colony that's being controlled by Klingon marauders.
Star Trek: Enterprise
S2, EP2 "Carbon Creek"T'Pol disputes accepted accounts, telling Archer and Trip a story about her great-grandmother and three other Vulcans crash-landing in Pennsylvania in the 1950s.
Star Trek: Enterprise
S2, EP1 "Shockwave"The Suliban hold the crew hostage while Captain Archer is trapped in the 31st century; Daniels agonizes that his impulsive act threatens the Federation and history.
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