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Archer and Tucker are mistakenly arrested and placed on a prison ship bound for the infamous penal colony of Canamar. |
Archer and Tucker are mistakenly arrested and placed on a prison ship bound for the infamous penal colony of Canamar. |
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The crew of {{EnterpriseNX}} finds ''[[Shuttlepod 1]]'' without anyone on board. After a forensic analysis, [[Doctor]] [[Phlox]] discovers [[blood]] traces and that leads [[Lieutenant]] [[Malcolm Reed]] to conclude that the crew, [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] and [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]], have been abducted. |
The crew of {{EnterpriseNX}} finds ''[[Shuttlepod 1]]'' without anyone on board. After a forensic analysis, [[Doctor]] [[Phlox]] discovers [[blood]] traces and that leads [[Lieutenant]] [[Malcolm Reed]] to conclude that the crew, [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] and [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]], have been abducted. |
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| − | After contacting the [[Enolian]] officials, an [[Unnamed Enolians#Enolian official|Enolian official]] informs [[ |
+ | After contacting the [[Enolian]] officials, an [[Unnamed Enolians#Enolian official|Enolian official]] informs [[Sub-Commander]] [[T'Pol]] that they were caught by Enolian guards and charged with smuggling [[contraband]]. They are now on a transport ship on its way to [[Canamar]]. As soon as T'Pol explains the situation, the Enolians agree to release Archer and Trip and they inform the [[Transport ship|transport]] [[crew]]. |
| − | Unfortunately for the two ''Enterprise'' crewmembers, two prisoners hijack the |
+ | Unfortunately for the two ''Enterprise'' crewmembers, two prisoners hijack the transport at the same moment they were to be set free. Archer then decides to play out his [[smuggler]] role and offers to [[pilot]] the transport. While taking the transport to a nearby [[Binary star system|binary]] [[Star system|system]], he learns that [[Kuroda Lor-ehn]], one of the hijackers, served seven years on Canamar and he had [[subdermal implant]]s installed to depolarize [[triburnium]] [[alloy]] (that was how he broke from his constraints) before he left. |
| − | Soon, two [[Enolian patrol ship]] |
+ | Soon, two [[Enolian patrol ship]]s engage them and proceed to disable the transport. While refusing to step from "smuggler" to murderer, Archer is still able to get them away, disabling the two ships by igniting a [[plasma|plasma cloud]] released from the transport. Realizing Archer's resourcefulness, Koruda asks the captain to join him when they rendezvous with his friends. The former prisoner then tells a little more about himself. He was fourteen when he first went to [[prison]]. The first time he was innocent but he explains that [[Duronom]]'s guards taught him more than his father ever could. When he was released, five years later, he put his new skills to "good" use and had a pretty interesting life since then (and is grateful for it). |
| − | When they arrive at their rendezvous point, he tells Archer to put the ship in a decaying [[orbit]] around a planet so it will look as if the transport has merely crashed trying to land with everyone aboard. |
+ | When they arrive at their rendezvous point, he tells Archer to put the ship in a decaying [[orbit]] around a planet so it will look as if the transport has merely crashed trying to land with everyone aboard. When he informs Archer that he has no intention of bringing the rest of the prisoners with him, Archer decides it is time to take control of the transport. |
He then gets Tucker freed in order to repair the docking hatch, which had been damaged in the previous attack. There, he informs his [[engineer]] of his plan. Though Tucker is able to take out Kuroda's [[Nausicaan]] partner, he fails to disable the Enolian because the latter was warned by [[Zoumas]], another prisoner. |
He then gets Tucker freed in order to repair the docking hatch, which had been damaged in the previous attack. There, he informs his [[engineer]] of his plan. Though Tucker is able to take out Kuroda's [[Nausicaan]] partner, he fails to disable the Enolian because the latter was warned by [[Zoumas]], another prisoner. |
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However, when they finally dock with Kuroda's "friends", there is a team from the ''Enterprise'' on board which emerges from the hatch and stuns Kuroda and his partner. Still in a decaying orbit, they proceed to transfer the prisoners and Enolian crew to the [[shuttle]]. Just as everyone is to be evacuated, Kuroda, who recovered quickly from his stun, and Archer have a fight, ending in Kuroda's refusal to go with them to avoid being taken back to Canamar - he tells them he would prefer to [[die]]. |
However, when they finally dock with Kuroda's "friends", there is a team from the ''Enterprise'' on board which emerges from the hatch and stuns Kuroda and his partner. Still in a decaying orbit, they proceed to transfer the prisoners and Enolian crew to the [[shuttle]]. Just as everyone is to be evacuated, Kuroda, who recovered quickly from his stun, and Archer have a fight, ending in Kuroda's refusal to go with them to avoid being taken back to Canamar - he tells them he would prefer to [[die]]. |
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| − | Back on ''Enterprise'' the Enolian official apologizes to Archer, and insists on a report, but the [[captain]] is pretty acid in his remarks. He doesn't take the mistake very well and, from his new-found understanding of the Enolian penal system, he says that he wonders "how many other don't belong there [on Canamar]". |
+ | Back on ''Enterprise'' the Enolian official apologizes to Archer, and insists on a report, but the [[captain]] is pretty acid in his remarks. He doesn't take the mistake very well, and, from his new-found understanding of the Enolian penal system, he says that he wonders "how many other don't belong there [on Canamar]". |
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| − | == Memorable |
+ | == Memorable quotes == |
"''I'd stay quiet if I were you. The guards don't like questions.''" |
"''I'd stay quiet if I were you. The guards don't like questions.''" |
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| − | : - '''Kuroda Lor-ehn''' to Archer after he receives a shock |
+ | : - '''Kuroda Lor-ehn''', to Archer after he receives a shock |
"''I wouldn't want to be accused of smuggling. They'll probably make an example of you.''" |
"''I wouldn't want to be accused of smuggling. They'll probably make an example of you.''" |
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| − | : - '''Zoumas''' when Archer and Tucker explain what they are charged with |
+ | : - '''Zoumas''', when Archer and Tucker explain what they are charged with |
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"''You ever fly a warp ship before? It's harder than you think.''"<br /> |
"''You ever fly a warp ship before? It's harder than you think.''"<br /> |
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"''He's right.''"<br /> |
"''He's right.''"<br /> |
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| − | "''You hit the wrong control, you could overload the plasma manifolds or shut down the antimatter containment field. |
+ | "''You hit the wrong control, you could overload the plasma manifolds or shut down the antimatter containment field. We'd all end up a cloud of ionized gas.''"<br /> |
"''You're a pilot?''"<br /> "''A damn good one. I'm a smuggler, remember?''" |
"''You're a pilot?''"<br /> "''A damn good one. I'm a smuggler, remember?''" |
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: - '''Archer''', backed up by '''Tucker''', offers his services to '''Kuroda''' |
: - '''Archer''', backed up by '''Tucker''', offers his services to '''Kuroda''' |
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| − | "''Is this really necessary? |
+ | "''Is this really necessary? I just saved your skin and you still don't trust me.''" (The Nausicaan prisoner continues replacing Tucker's restraints.) "''Do you know how much power flows through those plasma circuits?''"<br /> |
"''How much?''"<br /> |
"''How much?''"<br /> |
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| − | "''A lot. |
+ | "''A lot. I could have been electrocuted. God, the least you could do is say 'thanks'.''"<br /> |
(sardonically) "''Thanks''."<br /> |
(sardonically) "''Thanks''."<br /> |
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| − | "''That was nice. |
+ | "''That was nice. It reminds me of the time I was on...''"<br /> |
"''Shut up.''"<br /> |
"''Shut up.''"<br /> |
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:-'''Tucker''', '''Zoumas''', and the '''Nausicaan prisoner''' |
:-'''Tucker''', '''Zoumas''', and the '''Nausicaan prisoner''' |
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| − | "''We can't wait for ''Enterprise''. |
+ | "''We can't wait for ''Enterprise''. We've got to try to take control. Think you can handle him?''"<br /> |
"''Yeah, piece of cake.''"<br /> |
"''Yeah, piece of cake.''"<br /> |
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: - '''Archer''' and '''Tucker''', referring to the Nausicaan prisoner |
: - '''Archer''' and '''Tucker''', referring to the Nausicaan prisoner |
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: - An '''Enolian official''' speaks with '''Archer''' after he and Tucker are released from custody (last lines) |
: - An '''Enolian official''' speaks with '''Archer''' after he and Tucker are released from custody (last lines) |
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| − | == Background == |
+ | == Background information == |
* This episode originally developed from the initial ending of {{e|Judgment}}, which involved ''Enterprise'' attempting to intercept a prison ship which Archer was aboard and rescue him from that vessel. "''As we were breaking that, [[Brannon Braga|Brannon [Braga]]] really liked that part of the story, so much so that he decided it was all one episode,''" remembered [[David A. Goodman]], "''and he and [[John Shiban]] worked that out, and [[Chris Black]] – all worked on that story, and it became 'Canamar', later in the season.''" ("Judgment" podcast/[[audio commentary]]) |
* This episode originally developed from the initial ending of {{e|Judgment}}, which involved ''Enterprise'' attempting to intercept a prison ship which Archer was aboard and rescue him from that vessel. "''As we were breaking that, [[Brannon Braga|Brannon [Braga]]] really liked that part of the story, so much so that he decided it was all one episode,''" remembered [[David A. Goodman]], "''and he and [[John Shiban]] worked that out, and [[Chris Black]] – all worked on that story, and it became 'Canamar', later in the season.''" ("Judgment" podcast/[[audio commentary]]) |
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* The remote control for the prisoner cuffs is a reuse of the [[Bajoran tricorder]]. The Enolian [[hand phaser]] is a reuse of the [[EM pistol|EM-33 plasma pistol]]. Kuroda's uniform, and that of the other Enolians, is a reuse of the [[Miradorn]] costumes. The [[rank|rank pin]] worn on the Enolian official's collar is a modified version of the [[Red Squad]] pin. |
* The remote control for the prisoner cuffs is a reuse of the [[Bajoran tricorder]]. The Enolian [[hand phaser]] is a reuse of the [[EM pistol|EM-33 plasma pistol]]. Kuroda's uniform, and that of the other Enolians, is a reuse of the [[Miradorn]] costumes. The [[rank|rank pin]] worn on the Enolian official's collar is a modified version of the [[Red Squad]] pin. |
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*[[Scott Bakula]] as [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] |
*[[Scott Bakula]] as [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] |
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*[[John Billingsley]] as [[Doctor]] [[Phlox]] |
*[[John Billingsley]] as [[Doctor]] [[Phlox]] |
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| − | *[[Jolene Blalock]] as [[ |
+ | *[[Jolene Blalock]] as [[Sub-Commander]] [[T'Pol]] |
*[[Dominic Keating]] as [[Lieutenant]] [[Malcolm Reed]] |
*[[Dominic Keating]] as [[Lieutenant]] [[Malcolm Reed]] |
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*[[Anthony Montgomery]] as [[Ensign]] [[Travis Mayweather]] |
*[[Anthony Montgomery]] as [[Ensign]] [[Travis Mayweather]] |
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*[[Connor Trinneer]] as [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Charles "Trip" Tucker III]] |
*[[Connor Trinneer]] as [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Charles "Trip" Tucker III]] |
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| − | === Guest |
+ | === Guest stars === |
*[[Mark Rolston]] as [[Kuroda Lor-ehn]] |
*[[Mark Rolston]] as [[Kuroda Lor-ehn]] |
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*[[Holmes R. Osborne]] as an [[Unnamed Enolians#Enolian official|Enolian official]] |
*[[Holmes R. Osborne]] as an [[Unnamed Enolians#Enolian official|Enolian official]] |
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*[[Sean Whalen]] as [[Zoumas]] |
*[[Sean Whalen]] as [[Zoumas]] |
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| − | === Co- |
+ | === Co-stars === |
*[[John Hansen]] as a [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Enolian prisoners|Prisoner]] |
*[[John Hansen]] as a [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Enolian prisoners|Prisoner]] |
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*[[Brian Morri]] as an [[Unnamed Enolians#Enolian guard|Enolian guard]] |
*[[Brian Morri]] as an [[Unnamed Enolians#Enolian guard|Enolian guard]] |
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| − | === Uncredited |
+ | === Uncredited co-stars === |
| − | * |
+ | *[[Adam Anello]] as an [[EnterpriseNX operations engineer 007|operations division crewman]] |
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+ | *[[Joe Billingiere]] as an [[Unnamed Enolians#Enolian prisoners|Enolian prisoner]] |
| − | * |
+ | *[[Steve Blalock]] as an [[Unnamed Enolians#Enolian pilot|Enolian pilot]] |
| − | * |
+ | *[[Al Burke]] as an [[Unnamed Enolians#Enolian prisoners|Enolian prisoner]] |
| − | * |
+ | *[[Dieter Hornemann]] as an [[Unnamed Enolians#Enolian prisoners|Enolian prisoner]] |
| − | * |
+ | *[[Louis Ortiz]] as [[List of Dee'Ahn's species#Enolian prisoner|Dee'Ahn's species prisoner]] |
| − | * |
+ | *[[Marlene Mogavero]] as an [[EnterpriseNX operations engineer 009|operations division crewman]] |
| − | * |
+ | *[[Chester E. Tripp III]] as an [[Unnamed Enolians#Enolian guard 2|Enolian guard]] |
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+ | *[[Unknown performers]] as |
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+ | **[[Unnamed Enolians#Enolian prisoners|Two Enolian prisoners]] |
** [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Enolian prisoners|Two alien prisoners]] |
** [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Enolian prisoners|Two alien prisoners]] |
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=== References === |
=== References === |
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+ | [[antimatter containment field]]; [[attitude control]]; [[binary system]]; [[brace]]; [[Burala Prime]]; [[Coridan (planet)]]; [[customs vessel]]; [[distress call]]; [[Duronom]]; [[Earth]]; [[Enolian]]; [[Enolian Guard]]; [[Enolian patrol ship]]; [[Enolian spice wine]]; [[Enolian shuttle]]; [[Enolian transport]]; [[escape pod]]; [[Fluvian fungus]]; [[frostbite]]; [[intake valve]]; [[gravity plating]]; [[judge]]; [[handcuffs]]; [[Keto-Enol]]; [[landing thruster]]s; [[latinum]]; [[limp]]; [[lock pick]]; [[magistrate]]; [[Melvaran mud flea]]s; [[Nausicaan]]; [[Orion slave girl]]s; ''[[pan zan]]''; [[penal colony]]; [[plasma]]; [[plasma circuit]]; [[plasma manifold]]; [[plasma vent]]; [[prison ration]]s; [[restraints]]; ''[[Shuttlepod 1]]''; [[Sol system]]; [[subdermal implant]]; [[subspace signature]]; [[subspace transceiver]]; [[supervisor]]; [[Tamaal]]; [[Tamaal system]]; [[toe]]; ''[[tojal]]''; [[thruster assembly]]; [[transporter]]; [[triburnium]]; [[warp ship]]; [[warp stabilizer]]; [[water polo]] |
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Archer and Tucker are mistakenly arrested and placed on a prison ship bound for the infamous penal colony of Canamar.
Summary
The crew of Enterprise NX-01 finds Shuttlepod 1 without anyone on board. After a forensic analysis, Doctor Phlox discovers blood traces and that leads Lieutenant Malcolm Reed to conclude that the crew, Captain Jonathan Archer and Commander Trip Tucker, have been abducted.
After contacting the Enolian officials, an Enolian official informs Sub-Commander T'Pol that they were caught by Enolian guards and charged with smuggling contraband. They are now on a transport ship on its way to Canamar. As soon as T'Pol explains the situation, the Enolians agree to release Archer and Trip and they inform the transport crew.
Unfortunately for the two Enterprise crewmembers, two prisoners hijack the transport at the same moment they were to be set free. Archer then decides to play out his smuggler role and offers to pilot the transport. While taking the transport to a nearby binary system, he learns that Kuroda Lor-ehn, one of the hijackers, served seven years on Canamar and he had subdermal implants installed to depolarize triburnium alloy (that was how he broke from his constraints) before he left.
Soon, two Enolian patrol ships engage them and proceed to disable the transport. While refusing to step from "smuggler" to murderer, Archer is still able to get them away, disabling the two ships by igniting a plasma cloud released from the transport. Realizing Archer's resourcefulness, Koruda asks the captain to join him when they rendezvous with his friends. The former prisoner then tells a little more about himself. He was fourteen when he first went to prison. The first time he was innocent but he explains that Duronom's guards taught him more than his father ever could. When he was released, five years later, he put his new skills to "good" use and had a pretty interesting life since then (and is grateful for it).
When they arrive at their rendezvous point, he tells Archer to put the ship in a decaying orbit around a planet so it will look as if the transport has merely crashed trying to land with everyone aboard. When he informs Archer that he has no intention of bringing the rest of the prisoners with him, Archer decides it is time to take control of the transport.
He then gets Tucker freed in order to repair the docking hatch, which had been damaged in the previous attack. There, he informs his engineer of his plan. Though Tucker is able to take out Kuroda's Nausicaan partner, he fails to disable the Enolian because the latter was warned by Zoumas, another prisoner.
However, when they finally dock with Kuroda's "friends", there is a team from the Enterprise on board which emerges from the hatch and stuns Kuroda and his partner. Still in a decaying orbit, they proceed to transfer the prisoners and Enolian crew to the shuttle. Just as everyone is to be evacuated, Kuroda, who recovered quickly from his stun, and Archer have a fight, ending in Kuroda's refusal to go with them to avoid being taken back to Canamar - he tells them he would prefer to die.
Back on Enterprise the Enolian official apologizes to Archer, and insists on a report, but the captain is pretty acid in his remarks. He doesn't take the mistake very well, and, from his new-found understanding of the Enolian penal system, he says that he wonders "how many other don't belong there [on Canamar]".
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Memorable quotes
"I'd stay quiet if I were you. The guards don't like questions."
- - Kuroda Lor-ehn, to Archer after he receives a shock
"I wouldn't want to be accused of smuggling. They'll probably make an example of you."
- - Zoumas, when Archer and Tucker explain what they are charged with
"You don't listen too well."
"Then why don't you save yourself the trouble and stop talking to me?"
- - Nausicaan prisoner and Tucker
"You should be careful with the Nausicaans. Nasty tempers."
"Thanks for the advice."
- - Zoumas and Tucker
"You ever fly a warp ship before? It's harder than you think."
"He's right."
"You hit the wrong control, you could overload the plasma manifolds or shut down the antimatter containment field. We'd all end up a cloud of ionized gas."
"You're a pilot?"
"A damn good one. I'm a smuggler, remember?"
- - Archer, backed up by Tucker, offers his services to Kuroda
"Is this really necessary? I just saved your skin and you still don't trust me." (The Nausicaan prisoner continues replacing Tucker's restraints.) "Do you know how much power flows through those plasma circuits?"
"How much?"
"A lot. I could have been electrocuted. God, the least you could do is say 'thanks'."
(sardonically) "Thanks."
"That was nice. It reminds me of the time I was on..."
"Shut up."
- -Tucker, Zoumas, and the Nausicaan prisoner
"We can't wait for Enterprise. We've got to try to take control. Think you can handle him?"
"Yeah, piece of cake."
- - Archer and Tucker, referring to the Nausicaan prisoner
"Captain, my superiors will want a report on what happened..."
"I'll give you one right now. Kuroda's dead, the other eleven prisoners are under guard. As you're aware, my engineer and I were falsely arrested. We almost wound up in Canamar! Makes me wonder how many others don't belong there. You wanted a report? You've got one."
- - An Enolian official speaks with Archer after he and Tucker are released from custody (last lines)
Background information
- This episode originally developed from the initial ending of "Judgment", which involved Enterprise attempting to intercept a prison ship which Archer was aboard and rescue him from that vessel. "As we were breaking that, Brannon [Braga] really liked that part of the story, so much so that he decided it was all one episode," remembered David A. Goodman, "and he and John Shiban worked that out, and Chris Black – all worked on that story, and it became 'Canamar', later in the season." ("Judgment" podcast/audio commentary)
- The remote control for the prisoner cuffs is a reuse of the Bajoran tricorder. The Enolian hand phaser is a reuse of the EM-33 plasma pistol. Kuroda's uniform, and that of the other Enolians, is a reuse of the Miradorn costumes. The rank pin worn on the Enolian official's collar is a modified version of the Red Squad pin.
- The little jiggly-things hanging from Zoumas' face are artificial fishing lures.
- Tojal was previously mentioned in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Destiny", where Quark served it to Ulani Belor and Gilora Rejal, who did not care for it.
- The cockpit of the prison ship is a reuse of the class 2 shuttle from Star Trek: Voyager.
- This was the first of two second season episodes featuring music scored by Brian Tyler. The second was "Regeneration".
- This episode was nominated for an Emmy Award for its prosthetic makeup effects.
- Among the items which were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay are two Enolian restraints. [1]
- Melvaran mud fleas were later mentioned in the 2009 film Star Trek.
Links and references
Starring
- Scott Bakula as Captain Jonathan Archer
- John Billingsley as Doctor Phlox
- Jolene Blalock as Sub-Commander T'Pol
- Dominic Keating as Lieutenant Malcolm Reed
- Anthony Montgomery as Ensign Travis Mayweather
- Linda Park as Ensign Hoshi Sato
- Connor Trinneer as Commander Charles "Trip" Tucker III
Guest stars
- Mark Rolston as Kuroda Lor-ehn
- Holmes R. Osborne as an Enolian official
- Michael McGrady as a Nausicaan prisoner
- Sean Whalen as Zoumas
Co-stars
- John Hansen as a Prisoner
- Brian Morri as an Enolian guard
Uncredited co-stars
- Adam Anello as an operations division crewman
- Joe Billingiere as an Enolian prisoner
- Steve Blalock as an Enolian pilot
- Al Burke as an Enolian prisoner
- Dieter Hornemann as an Enolian prisoner
- Louis Ortiz as Dee'Ahn's species prisoner
- Marlene Mogavero as an operations division crewman
- Chester E. Tripp III as an Enolian guard
- Unknown performers as
Stunt doubles
- Edward Conna as stunt double for Mark Rolston
- Shawn Crowder as stunt double for Connor Trinneer
- Vince Deadrick, Jr. as stunt double for Scott Bakula
- Unknown stunt performer as stunt double for Michael McGrady
References
antimatter containment field; attitude control; binary system; brace; Burala Prime; Coridan (planet); customs vessel; distress call; Duronom; Earth; Enolian; Enolian Guard; Enolian patrol ship; Enolian spice wine; Enolian shuttle; Enolian transport; escape pod; Fluvian fungus; frostbite; intake valve; gravity plating; judge; handcuffs; Keto-Enol; landing thrusters; latinum; limp; lock pick; magistrate; Melvaran mud fleas; Nausicaan; Orion slave girls; pan zan; penal colony; plasma; plasma circuit; plasma manifold; plasma vent; prison rations; restraints; Shuttlepod 1; Sol system; subdermal implant; subspace signature; subspace transceiver; supervisor; Tamaal; Tamaal system; toe; tojal; thruster assembly; transporter; triburnium; warp ship; warp stabilizer; water polo
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