Enterprise 11-26-03 *SPOILERS!*

[Mark]

Enterprise - "Carpenter Street"

Archer and T'Pol travel to the 21st century to stop the Xindi from destroying Earth with a biological weapon.

Cast: Scott Bakula, Connor Trinneer, Jolene Blalock, Dominic Keating, Anthony Montgomery, Linda Park, John Billingsley.

Guests: Leland Orser, Matt Winston, Michael Childers, Erin Cummings, Donna Duplantier, Billy Mayo, Dan Warner, Jeffrey Dean Morgan.

Perhaps they can warn us about the whale problem while they're here...

 

[myrdden]

My God...say it ain't so...

Myrdden

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

Perhaps they can warn us about the whale problem while they're here...

Archer and T'Pol wouldn't know that the whales where important...

 

[DMScott]

Hmm. Yet another time travel episode on the same night they're going head to head against Survivor. I suspect this week's ratings might be a wee bit lower than normal...

 

[Gab]

I really like Survivor, but I'd rather watch Enterprise.

So did anyone watch the episode? I liked it. Especially at the end, where they show all the goodies they picked up. Makes a lot of material they can play with in future episodes.

 

[myrdden]

Didn't air here in Edmonton. It was the Sim episode from last week. I'll have to wait until Sunday to catch it.

Myrdden

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

So did anyone watch the episode? I liked it.

I liked it alot, but then again I have

Spoiler

AB + blood and it's nice to see them hit upon the rarity of it.

 

[Mark]

Odd episode...

It had the same tongue in cheek feel that they tried to have in all episodes that time travel to roughly current times, but it still managed to be very dark. I didn't notice any "gaping holes" (as some folks like to call them) and they seemed to have cleaned up after themselves, temporally speaking. Could this be the best time travel ST episode since "The City on the Edge of Forever"?

 

[Particle_Man]

Personally I am a big "Time's Arrow" fan (TNG), since from then on Data's head is centuries older than his body.

 

[Mouseferatu]

Odd episode...

It had the same tongue in cheek feel that they tried to have in all episodes that time travel to roughly current times, but it still managed to be very dark. I didn't notice any "gaping holes" (as some folks like to call them) and they seemed to have cleaned up after themselves, temporally speaking. Could this be the best time travel ST episode since "The City on the Edge of Forever"?

Well, I want to say that I very much enjoyed the episode...

However, there were indeed a few gaping holes. The worst of which was the whole "The Xindi have been there two months" bit. This is time travel. Why didn't Daniels just send them back a few extra weeks, before the Xindi could possibly have come close to finishing whatever it was they were doing? Or better yet, two months and a day, so they could just zap them when they arrived?