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*[[Joseph Hindy]] as [[Prah Mantoos]]
 
*[[Joseph Hindy]] as [[Prah Mantoos]]
   
=== Co-Stars ===
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=== Co-stars ===
*[[Leonard Kelly-Young|Leonard Keely-Young]] as [[Sonsorra]]
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* [[Leonard Keely-Young]] as [[Sonsorra]]
*[[Lamont D. Thompson]] as [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Pilgrim #1|N.D. Alien Pilgrim]]
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* [[Lamont D. Thompson]] as [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Great Plume of Agosoria pilgrims|N.D. Alien Pilgrim]]
   
=== Uncredited Co-Stars ===
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=== Uncredited co-stars ===
*[[David Keith Anderson]] as a [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Pilgrim 2|pilgrim]]
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* [[David Keith Anderson]] as [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Great Plume of Agosoria pilgrims|alien pilgrim]]
 
*[[Adam Anello]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Engineer/ Steward|operations division crewman]]
 
*[[Adam Anello]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Engineer/ Steward|operations division crewman]]
 
*[[Solomon Burke, Jr.]] as [[Billy (Starfleet)|Billy]]
 
*[[Solomon Burke, Jr.]] as [[Billy (Starfleet)|Billy]]
*[[David Christian]] as [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Pilgrim 5|pilgrim]] {{stala|9198}}
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* [[David Christian]] as [[Unnamed Borothans#Pilgrims|Borothan pilgrim]]
 
*[[Cecilia Conn]] as a [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Female command division crewman (mess hall)|command division crewman]]
 
*[[Cecilia Conn]] as a [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Female command division crewman (mess hall)|command division crewman]]
 
*[[Mark Correy]] as [[Alex]]
 
*[[Mark Correy]] as [[Alex]]
*[[Evan English]] as a [[List of Prah Mantoos' species#Pilgrim #9|pilgrim]]
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* [[Evan English]] as [[List of Prah Mantoos' species#Pilgrims|alien pilgrim]]
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* [[Lee Faranda]] as [[List of Prah Mantoos' species#Pilgrims|alien pilgrim]]
 
*[[Hilde Garcia]] as [[Crewman]] [[Rossi]] ([[deleted scene]])
 
*[[Hilde Garcia]] as [[Crewman]] [[Rossi]] ([[deleted scene]])
 
*[[Lindly Gardner]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Female engineering crewmember|operations division crewman]]
 
*[[Lindly Gardner]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Female engineering crewmember|operations division crewman]]
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*[[Amina Islam]] as a [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Female command division ensign|command division ensign]]
 
*[[Amina Islam]] as a [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Female command division ensign|command division ensign]]
 
*[[John Jurgens]] as a [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Command/ Operations division crewman|command division crewman]]
 
*[[John Jurgens]] as a [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Command/ Operations division crewman|command division crewman]]
*[[Robert Middleton]] as [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Pilgrim 6|pilgrim]] {{stala|8374}}{{stala|5268}}
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* [[Les Matloff]] as [[List of Prah Mantoos' species#Pilgrims|alien pilgrim]]
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* [[Robert Middleton]] as [[Unnamed Borothans#Pilgrims|Borothan pilgrim]]
 
*[[Carmen Nogales]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Female crewmember (2151)|operations division crewman]]
 
*[[Carmen Nogales]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Female crewmember (2151)|operations division crewman]]
 
*[[Louis Ortiz]] as [[Unnamed Suliban#Suliban medic|Suliban medic]]
 
*[[Louis Ortiz]] as [[Unnamed Suliban#Suliban medic|Suliban medic]]
*[[Cary Lee Sato]] as [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Pilgrim 7|pilgrim]] {{stala|8374}}{{stala|5268}}
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* [[Mike Rappaport]] as [[Unnamed Borothans#Pilgrims|Borothan pilgrim]]
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* [[Cary Sato Lee]] as [[Unnamed Borothans#Pilgrims|Borothan pilgrim]]
 
*[[Thelma Tyrell]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Female engineer (2151/2152)|operations division crewman]]
 
*[[Thelma Tyrell]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Female engineer (2151/2152)|operations division crewman]]
 
*[[John Wan]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Male engineer|operations division crewman]]
 
*[[John Wan]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Male engineer|operations division crewman]]
 
*[[Mark Watson]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Relief tactical officer (2151/52)|operations division crewman]]
 
*[[Mark Watson]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Relief tactical officer (2151/52)|operations division crewman]]
 
*[[Gary Weeks]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Engineering crewman/ Steward|operations division crewman]]
 
*[[Gary Weeks]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Engineering crewman/ Steward|operations division crewman]]
*[[Tyson Weihe]] as a [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)|pilgrim]] {{stala|7747}}{{stala|9198}}
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* [[Tyson Weihe]] as [[Unnamed Borothans#Pilgrims|Borothan pilgrim]]
*[[J.B. Williams]] as a [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Pilgrim 3|pilgrim]] {{stala|3283}}
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* [[J.B. Williams]] as [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Great Plume of Agosoria pilgrims|alien pilgrim]]
*[[James Woods]] as a [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Pilgrim 4|pilgrim]] {{stala|4364}}
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* [[James L. Woods]] as [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Great Plume of Agosoria pilgrims|alien pilgrim]]
 
*[[Prada]] as [[Porthos]]
 
*[[Prada]] as [[Porthos]]
   

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Archer is confronted by a member of his crew who claims to be from nine hundred years in the future – and is there to capture a Suliban operative who has boarded the Enterprise.

Summary

While on its way to a stellar nursery, Enterprise encounters an alien transport ship with pilgrims aboard. The pilgrims have come to see the Great Plume of Agosoria, a phenomenon their religion associates with the beginning of the universe. Captain Archer invites the pilgrims aboard to show them Enterprise.

The guests are greeted without incident. After, following the tour of the ship by the guests, the Enterprise is hit by a plasma storm. An antimatter cascade occurs, nearly destroying the Enterprise. Without the actions of an anti-saboteur, who unplugged an antimatter conduit before the storm, destruction would have been certain.

At this point, a crewman named Daniels begins explaining strange things to Captain Archer. He talks about the events of a Temporal Cold War, and claims that the 22nd century is seen as an important front in the war. Archer is skeptical at first, but is convinced when Daniels shows him amazing technological devices, such as the temporal observatory. Daniels also reveals facts that would be impossible to know otherwise. He reveals that there is a Suliban named Silik aboard the Enterprise, who saved the ship, and must be captured by Daniels.

Captain Archer offers Daniel his full cooperation. Silik then makes contact with the captain to find out who is searching for him: he has detected tachyon radiation that would not normally be on the ship. He learns from an unfortunate communication from T'Pol that it is Daniels who is seeking him. Before stunning the captain, he presents relativist arguments about Daniels just being in another faction and not being who he seems to be. He also suggests that the antimatter cascade wasn't accidental.

In Engineering, Daniels brings his sensors online. Tucker notices a movement, and orders everyone except Daniels to evacuate engineering. Silik appears, and twice shoots Daniels, who seems to explode.

Doctor Phlox revives Archer, who realizes that Silik stole Daniels' temporal observatory from his quarters. After Tucker works out how Daniel's sensor system works, he pinpoints Silik's location. Archer goes after him with another device that allows him to walk through walls. After a brief struggle in the shuttlebay, during which turbulence from the Plume disrupts both men, Archer destroys the temporal observatory device with a phase pistol. Silik escapes, however, by flinging himself out of the shuttlebay, before being picked up by a Suliban ship. The last words Silik tells the captain are "You may have endangered your future, Jon", leaving the captain with a final puzzle.

On the bridge, Archer orders Daniels' quarters to be sealed, stating that there may be more technology inside.

Memorable Quotes

"If you don't mind my asking, what brings you here?"
"A job. I'm escorting a group of spiritually minded men on a pilgrimage to the Great Plume of Agosoria."
"The - the what?"
"Every eleven years one of the protostars gives out a neutron blast. These gentlemen believe it's a sacred event. If you ask me, I think it's just another ball of hydrogen!"

- Archer and Captain Fraddock


"It's customary on Earth to greet someone with a... handshake."

- Archer, to Prah Mantoos


"For you, Captain."
"It's beautiful. What, uh, exactly is it?"
"A clock! It charts time from the beginning of the universe."

- Prah Mantoos and Archer


"Aren't you going to take the chair?"
"What?"
"You're in command!"
"I'm fine right here."
"Haven't you ever wondered what it's like?"
"I can wait until I'm promoted."
"Okay..."
(Mayweather thinks about it, then takes his place in the Captain's chair.)

"Nice fit."
"The bridge looks a lot different from here. Think anyone would mind if I fired a torpedo?"

- Hoshi and Mayweather


"I see you already know a thing or two about starship engines."
"I'm a warp field theorist."

- Tucker and Sonsorra


"You might want to focus your sensors on that plasma lightning up ahead."
"We're aware of it."
"You ever been in a plasma storm?"
"Twice."
"Then you know it can get a little bumpy. I suggest we try and go around it."

- Captain Fraddock and T'Pol


"We've got a power surge in the impulse relays. Here's a good example of how we can reroute the energy flow to protect our critical systems."

- Trip, to the group of visitors touring engineering


"Trip, what's happening?"
"That last bolt struck the warp manifold! We've got an antimatter cascade, sir! If it reaches the warp reactor..."
(Everyone holds their breath as they await the inevitable.)
"I think we're alright Captain. The cascade stopped in its tracks."
"Good work, Trip."
"It wasn't me, Captain."

- Archer and Trip


"I'm sorry about the mess. Sometimes I think my bunk-mate majored in Chaos Theory."

- Daniels, to Captain Archer


"Are you Human?"
"More or less."

- Archer and Daniels


"You're from... 900 years in the future, and you need my help?"

- Archer, to Daniels


"You're asking me to capture someone who just saved my ship - why should I trust you?"
"You like your scrambled eggs soft. Have I ever brought them to you any other way?"

- Archer and Daniels


"The Vulcan Science Directorate has studied the question of time travel in great detail. They found no evidence that it exists, or that it can exist."

- T'Pol, to Captain Archer


"Starfleet's in store for one hell of a report. I'm not quite sure where to begin."
"I'd be glad to help."

- Archer and T'Pol

Background Information

  • The restrictiveness of the set for the service junction shown near the end of this episode made filming the episode's climactic fight scene, between Archer and Silik, a difficult task. "You've really gotta create some different types of choreographed sequences when you're in tight like that," stunt coordinator Vince Deadrick, Jr. said of the tightly confined area. (Star Trek: Communicator issue 138, p. 42)
  • According to dates given, this episode actually takes place a week after the next episode, "Silent Enemy".
  • This episode marks the first appearance of Daniels (Matt Winston) on the series.
  • This episode also marks the first time Silik's name is given.
  • This episode marks the first appearance of movie night. Ensign Mayweather gripes that out of 50,000 titles in the movie database, they could find no better movie than Night of the Killer Androids. It further implies that Reed and Sato frequent the event.
  • Ensign Mayweather is briefly the highest-ranking bridge officer, and sits in the command chair as is his privilege in that capacity.
  • This episodes marks the first appearance of T'Pol's disbelief in time travel based on the Vulcan Science Directorate's conclusions.
  • Both the Temporal Observatory and the phasing device are lost in this episode, but Daniels' Temporal Database remains to be used in "Shockwave" and the episode "Future Tense", its last appearance in the series.
  • Several costumes from this episode were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay, including the costumes of John Fleck [1] and Lamont Thompson [2] and an unnamed pilgrim's robe. [3]
  • The following year, Trip Tucker recalled seeing the Great Plume of Agosoria to Zho'Kaan while they were stranded on a moon together. (ENT: "Dawn")
  • This is the Humanoid Figure's only appearance on the series which is not in either a season premiere or season finale.

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Starring

Guest Stars

Co-stars

Uncredited co-stars

References

Agosoria; antimatter; Borothans; chaos theory; cheese; Chef; Consulate; "Cycle of Renewal"; Earth; genetic enhancements; Giza; Great Plume of Agosoria; Great Pyramid; Hinduism; hydrogen; Illinois; "Invocation of Renewal" Jupiter Station; kaana-sah; Klingon Empire; logic; magnetic constrictors; megawatt; nacelle; neutron; "Night of the Killer Androids"; orange juice; plasma storm; Porthos; positron; protostar; religion; Saint Peter's Square; Sarin; scrambled eggs; stellar nursery; subspace displacement field; Suliban; Suliban cell ship (spherical); Suliban helix; tachyon radiation; Tal-Shanar; Taylor; Temporal Accord; Temporal Cold War; Tibet; time travel; transport; ultraviolet radiation; voo-sinteel; Vulcan Science Directorate; warp coil; warp field theory; warp reactor; Xyrillian ship.

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