This edition of Star Trek takes place during the 22nd century. Jonathan Archer (played by Scott Bakula) is the captain of the Star Trek Enterprise NX-01. He and his crew are charged with exploring the galaxy and along the way they come up against other races like the Klingons and Andorians. More dangerous than these species are the Xindi and Season Three preoccupied itself mostly with that storyline. Season Four, which was the series’ last, is made up mostly of stand-alone episodes that deal with interspecies relationships.
Episode 1: Storm Front, Part One: Archer and his crew find themselves back in 1944. The Temporal Cold War ends up affecting World War II.
Episode 2: Storm Front, Part Two: Archer aided by Silik (played by John Fleck) tries to locate the temporal operative that altered Earth’s past. The change might destroy all of time.
Episode 3: Home: Enterprise returns to Earth to a large welcome. All the things he has gone through in the Expanse run through Archer’s mind.
Episode 4: Borderland, Part One: Arik Soong (played by Brent Spiner) is brought aboard the Enterprise. He is to help locate some genetically enhanced humans he created with some stolen DNA.
Episode 5: Cold Station 12, Part Two: Soong returns to Cold Station 12 where he once worked. At this medical facility lots of genetically enhanced embryos are being stored.
Episode 6: The Augments, Part Three: The Augments rebel against their creator. Then they attempt to start a war between the Klingons and Humans.
Episode 7: The Forge, Part One: Earth’s embassy on Vulcan is bombed. The Syrrannites, a religious faction, are the primary suspects.
Episode 8: Awakening, Part Two: Archer and the T’Pol (played by Jolene Blalock) locate the Syrrannites. What they don’t know is that there is more than terrorism going on.
Episode 9: Kir’Shara, Part Three: Archer, T’Pol and T’Pau (played by Kara Zediker) attempt to bring a religious artifact to the Vulcan High Council. Trip (played by Connor Trinneer) and Soval (played by Gary Graham) bring the Enterprise to Andoria in order to convince Shran (played by Jeffrey Combs) to help them stop a war.
Episode 10: Daedalus: Emory Erickson (played by Bill Cobbs), the man who invented the transporter, boards the Enterprise in order to do a risky experiment. How far Archer will go is the question.
Episode 11: Observer Effect: The Enterprise Crew is being closely observed by non-corporeal aliens. Their attention is grabbed when a fatal viral infection is brought on board via an away mission.
Episode 12: Babel One, Part One: Enterprise travels to Babel carrying a Tellarite ambassador for the purpose of peace talks with the Andorians. Shran sends out a distress call.
Episode 13: United, Part Two: Archer tries to unite the Andorians, Vulcans and Tellarites. The region’s peace is being threatened by a marauder ship.
Episode 14: The Aenar, Part Three: Archer travels to Shran’s homeworld. He is there looking for a subspecies named Aenar.
Episode 15: Affliction, Part One: The Columbia is being launched on Earth and so the Enterprise returns. Phlox (played by John Billingsley) is kidnapped and forced to help the Klingons deal with a serious threat.
Episode 16: Divergence, Part Two: The crew on the Enterpise has to deal with an act of sabotage. The Columbia helps figure out what has happened to Phlox.
Episode 17: Bound: Archer gets three Orion Slave Girls as a reward for his help in negotiations with the Orion Syndicate. Soon the entire crew other than T’Pol and Trip fall under their influence.
Episode 18: In a Mirror, Darkly, Part One: While in a mirror universe, Archer leads a mutiny against Captain Forrest (played by Vaughn Armstrong). His purpose is to capture a future Earth ship that is found Tholian space.
Episode 19: In a Mirror, Darkly, Part Two: Archer forcefully takes over command of the 23rd century ship, Defiant. He has ulterior motives for doing so.
Episode 20: Demons, Part One: A xenophobic portion of Earth’s population attempts to get in the way of a plan for a coalition of planets. Their plan involves the creation of a hybrid human/Vulcan species.
Episode 21: Terra Prime, Part Two: Starfleet Command is under threat from a human isolationist. He wants all aliens to leave Earth or else.
Episode 22: These Are the Voyages…: Commander William Riker (played by Jonathan Frakes) is experiencing divided loyalty between Captain Picard (voiced by Patrick Stewart) and his former captain (voiced by William Shatner). In order to figure things out he takes to the holodeck in order to experience firsthand Enterprise NX-01’s last mission.
Special Features: Deleted Scenes, Extended Scenes, Script Gallery: Original Ending, Enterprise Moments: Season Four, Archival Mission Log: Inside the Mirror Episode, Before Her Time: Decommissioning Enterprise Part One: New Voices, Before Her Time: Decommissioning Enterprise Part Two: Memorable Voyages, Before Her Time: Decommissioning Enterprise Part Three: Final Approach, Before Her Time: Decommissioning Enterprise Part Four: End of An Era, In Conversation: Writing Star Trek: Enterprise, Archival Mission Logs: Visual Effects Magic, Archival Mission Logs: Links to the Legacy, Archival Mission Logs: Enterprise Secrets, Archival Mission Logs: That’s a Wrap!, Archival Mission Logs: Enterprise Goes to the Dogs, Archival Mission Logs: Westmore’s Aliens: Creating Dr. Phlox and Beyond, Archival Mission Logs: Outtakes, Archival Mission Logs: Photo Gallery, Archival Mission Logs: NX-01 File 10
