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Archer plans to sacrifice himself to destroy the Xindi weapon; Daniels arrives and takes him 400 years into the future to show him the far-reaching consequences of the Enterprise crew's actions and to beg Archer to reconsider.
Archer plans to sacrifice himself to destroy the Xindi weapon; Daniels arrives and takes him 400 years into the future to show him the far-reaching consequences of the Enterprise crew's actions and to beg Archer to reconsider.
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S3, EP17 "Hatchery"The crew begins to question Archer's judgment when he goes to extremes to save an abandoned nest of Xindi-Insectoid eggs.
Star Trek: Enterprise
S3, EP18 "Azati Prime"Archer plans to sacrifice himself to destroy the Xindi weapon; Daniels arrives and takes him 400 years into the future to show him the far-reaching consequences of the Enterprise crew's actions and to beg Archer to reconsider.
Star Trek: Enterprise
S3, EP19 "Damage"Archer sacrifices his ethics and attacks an innocent alien ship in order to get the necessary parts to repair the Enterprise's engines and intercept the Xindi superweapon.
Star Trek: Enterprise
S3, EP20 "The Forgotten"Archer attempts to convince Xindi weapon-designer, Degra, that humanity is not his enemy; Trip tries to come to terms with his sister's death; T'Pol confronts her substance addiction.
Star Trek: Enterprise
S3, EP16 "Doctor's Orders"The crew enters a sleep state in order to travel safely through a lethal section of the Expanse, leaving Dr. Phlox and T'Pol in charge.
Star Trek: Enterprise
S3, EP15 "Harbinger"Feuding between Lt. Reed and MACO leader Maj. Hayes disrupts Archer and Phlox's investigation of a rescued alien; T'Pol confesses her feelings for Trip.
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S3, EP14 "Stratagem"The crew creates an elaborate ruse to fool the creator of the Xindi superweapon into revealing its location to Archer.
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