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A xenophobic faction of Humanity threatens to undermine talks to form a new coalition of planets. (Part 1 of 2) |
A xenophobic faction of Humanity threatens to undermine talks to form a new coalition of planets. (Part 1 of 2) |
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== Summary == |
== Summary == |
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| + | === Teaser === |
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| − | {{Pna-incomplete}} |
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| + | In a [[corridor]] on the [[Orpheus Mining colony|Orpheus mining facility]] on [[Luna]], [[Earth]]'s [[moon]], [[John Frederick Paxton|Paxton]] and [[Mercer]] confer on the health of a baby girl – a [[Vulcan]]-[[Human]] [[hybrid]]. "''She looks so innocent. It's almost possible to forget what she represents''", Paxton notes. |
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| + | === Act One === |
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| ⚫ | Archer, Tucker, T'Pol, and [[Malcolm Reed]] join Phlox in the ''Enterprise'' [[sickbay]] a while later, after Phlox has analyzed the hair follicle. [[DNA]] testing reveals that the hybrid child is Tucker and T'Pol's offspring. |
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| + | :"''[[Captain's starlog]], [[January|January 19th]], [[2155]]. {{NX|Enterprise}} has been called home for what could prove to be a pivotal moment in history.''" |
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| ⚫ | Meanwhile, on [[Earth]], the [[Enterprise (NX-01) personnel|''Enterprise'' crew]] has been called home to appear at a meeting of Human and [[alien]] delegates discussing the formation of a "[[Coalition of Planets]]". Everyone applauds after a speech by [[Nathan Samuels]], presiding over the convention – everyone except [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]], whom [[Jonathan Archer]] orders to clap louder than he currently is. While [[Phlox]] remarks that he enjoyed Samuels' speech, the rest of the crew is dismayed by Samuels' failure to mention their contributions, without which the meeting would not be taking place. As the meeting adjourns and the crew begins to leave, Samuels compliments [[Hoshi Sato]] on the recent improvements she made to the [[universal translator]]. [[Travis Mayweather]] is intercepted by [[Gannet Brooks]], a reporter covering the event – an old flame who still expresses romantic interest. Across the room, [[T'Pol]] confides to Archer that Tucker had a point – the ''Enterprise'' crew was responsible for making the event possible – just before a medical technician, [[Susan Khouri]], approaches and gives her a vial containing a [[hair follicle]]. Khouri warns "''they're going to kill her''", then collapses, fatally wounded from a [[phase-pistol]] shot to the abdomen. |
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| ⚫ | In Paxton's office on the [[Luna|moon]], Paxton and Mercer discuss Khouri's – and Mercer's – allegiances where the child is concerned. |
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| ⚫ | Archer, Tucker, T'Pol, and [[Malcolm Reed]] join Phlox in the ''Enterprise'' [[sickbay]] a while later, after Phlox has analyzed the [[hair follicle]]. Extensive [[DNA]] testing by Dr. Phlox reveals that the hybrid child is Tucker and T'Pol's offspring. Shortly, T'Pol is meditating in her quarters when Tucker arrives to discuss the matter. T'Pol assures him she was never pregnant, yet somehow knows the child is theirs. Archer meets with Samuels elsewhere on the ship; Samuels refuses to let the news of the child out into public, afraid it will stir anti-alien sentiments which have been heightened since the [[Xindi]] attack [[2153|the year before]], and fuel such factions as the [[Terra Prime]] movement, which could hurt the burgeoning coalition. Samuels urges Archer to let [[Starfleet]] conduct the legal investigation. However, at Archer's request, Reed meets in [[San Francisco]] at night with {{dis|Harris|Section 31}}, the shadowy [[Section 31]] agent, for information. Harris notes that Reed [[Divergence (episode)|had asked]] him not to ever contact him again but Reed says ''he'' contacted him. Harris tells Reed that by agreeing to see him, Reed is acknowledging he still works for Section 31. According to Harris, Khouri was a member of Terra Prime, and if the crew can find the child, they'll find the answers to the mystery of its origin. |
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| ⚫ | On Earth, Archer pays Samuels a visit in the delegates' conference hall, where the [[Coridan]] [[ambassador]] argues with the Earth statesman. |
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| ⚫ | In Paxton's office on the [[Luna|moon]], Paxton and Mercer discuss Khouri's – and Mercer's – allegiances where the child is concerned. Mercer is conflicted over Paxton's plans for the baby, but denies it. Paxton calls the child "an abomination" and claims "when the time comes, it will be treated as such". Paxton sends for [[Daniel Greaves]] after Mercer departs and tells him to put together "a team" and to meet him at the "third junction in one hour". |
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| + | === Act Two === |
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| ⚫ | On Earth, Archer pays Samuels a visit in the delegates' conference hall, where the [[Coridan]] [[ambassador]] argues with the Earth statesman. The [[Tellarite]]s have been pushing for a trade [[embargo]] against the [[Orion]]s, who have supposedly been attacking {{dis|Tellarite freighter|22nd century}}s, which the ambassador dismisses as "Tellarite slander", citing that Coridan has traded with the Orions for centuries, and warns that his people will never agree to such sanctions. As Archer joins them, Samuels introduces him to the ambassador, who excuses himself to go discuss diplomatic affairs with his government. The Starfleet chief investigator has rejected Archer's request for a case file; Archer asks Samuels to intervene. After Samuels initially refuses, Archer reveals that he has learned Samuels was once a member of Terra Prime himself, which Samuels calls a mistake of his youth, having blamed a [[Denobulan]] [[pilot]] for his father's death in a flight accident. Samuels realizes he underestimated Archer and agrees to get him the case file. |
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[[File:Gannet Brooks.jpg|thumb|Gannet Brooks]] |
[[File:Gannet Brooks.jpg|thumb|Gannet Brooks]] |
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| − | Brooks comes to see Mayweather in his [[quarters]]; she claims she's doing a story on ''Enterprise'' from the crew's perspective. |
+ | Brooks comes to see Mayweather in his [[quarters]]; she claims she's doing a story on ''Enterprise'' from the crew's perspective. They get into an argument over their past romantic relationship, but Mayweather agrees to give her a tour of the ship. In sickbay, Tucker discusses his doubts over whether T'Pol is telling the truth with Phlox, which Phlox dismisses as foolish. Tucker says [[Charles Tucker II|his father]] always wanted a granddaughter, which he bugged [[Elizabeth Tucker|Tucker's sister]] about constantly. Phlox points out that he got his wish. |
| − | In his lunar complex office, Paxton watches a video recording of [[Colonel]] [[Phillip Green|Green]], made three years after a cease-fire ended [[World War III]]. |
+ | In his lunar complex office, Paxton watches a video recording of [[Colonel]] [[Phillip Green|Green]], made [[2056|three years after]] a cease-fire ended [[World War III]]. Greaves enters; they discuss the moral implications of Green's genocidal policies, before Greaves hands him a diskette containing a status report on the Vulcan-Human child's condition. After Greaves leaves, Paxton self-administers a hypodermic injection to his neck. |
| + | Mayweather and Brooks' tour ends up in [[launch bay]] 1. When asked by the reporter which of {{dis|shuttlepod|22nd century}} he used [[The Council (episode)|to penetrate]] a [[Delphic Expanse sphere|sphere]] in the [[Delphic Expanse]], he replies that it was ''[[Shuttlepod 1]]''. The two open the shuttlepod's hatch and go inside. Mayweather remarks that the crew is using the shuttlepods less and less due to everyone becoming comfortable with the use of the [[transporter]]. Mayweather remarks that when he saw Brooks at the conference earlier, he began to rethink some of the decisions he had made in his life. When she makes a [[joke]] about him now beginning to open up to her, he chides her for it. She tells him it is one of her bad habits and then suddenly [[kiss]]es him. She admits another bad habit of hers is being unable to hide her attraction to someone. "''You and your bad habits...''", Mayweather remarks and then begins to passionately kiss her further. |
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| ⚫ | While Mayweather and Brooks |
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| ⚫ | While Mayweather and Brooks are rekindling their romance, elsewhere the crew discusses Khouri's autopsy from her case file. Phlox has found levels of [[growth hormone]] containing traces of [[myofibrilin]], used in the [[Orpheus Mining colony|Orpheus mining facility]], a hotbed of Terra Prime activity. Reed says Mayweather has "a friend" in the Orpheus facility who may be able to smuggle in an undercover team; T'Pol and Tucker volunteer for the mission. |
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| + | At the same time, on the moon, [[miner]]s remove rocks from what looks like a cave-in, and find Mercer's body buried beneath. |
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| − | Tucker and T'Pol's identities are discovered and they are taken hostage by members of Terra Prime. Paxton reveals that his mining facility is actually a [[warp drive|warp-capable]] vessel when it launches, with Tucker and T'Pol held captive on board, and flies to [[Mars]]. Archer orders a pursuit course. Terra Prime seizes control of the [[verteron array]] on Mars, normally used to redirect [[comet]]s, and uses it to fire a blast of [[verteron|verteron energy]] at Luna. Paxton issues a demand via [[subspace radio]] for all non-Humans to leave the [[Sol system]]. |
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| + | === Act Three === |
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| + | While Tucker and T'Pol search the mining tunnels on the moon, T'Pol informs him that she knows of his doubts. Tucker assures her that he completely believes her. In Mayweather's quarters, his relationship with Brooks takes a steamy turn. In [[bed]] together, they discuss goals; Mayweather considers settling down, believing that another challenge for him to face may be staying in one place for a change. |
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| ⚫ | On the [[bridge]], Sato informs Reed of a glitch in the universal translator system. Back at Orpheus, [[Josiah]] introduces himself to Tucker and invites him to a Terra Prime assembly. T'Pol joins Tucker and tells him of Mercer's death and of his connection to Susan Khouri. On the ship, Brooks is placed under arrest for spying – Archer and Reed reveal to Mayweather that she's a member of Terra Prime. |
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| − | "''I'm sure history will reflect our contributions.''" |
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| − | : - '''T'Pol''', perhaps an in-joke about the missing ''Enterprise'' in future ''Trek'' |
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| + | Tucker and T'Pol's identities are discovered and they are taken hostage by members of Terra Prime. Inside, in Paxton's office, he compares Tucker and T'Pol to [[Romeo and Juliet]]. He wonders if their "drama" will end happier than the suicide that Romeo and Juliet committed inside a medieval tomb. Tucker demands to know who Paxton is; he reveals that he is in charge of the facility and that he leads the Terra Prime movement. He tells Tucker and T'Pol that his ultimate goal is to return Earth to its "rightful owners". He declares "''it is my life's work, it is what I was born to do, and there is no one, not an ''alien'', not a Human, that will stop me from achieving ''it''." |
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| + | ===Act Four=== |
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| + | Paxton orders Daniel Greaves to take the facility to launch mode. When Tucker asks Paxton where their destination is, he tells the engineer that "''this will be like a walk across the street''" for him. The enormous mining facility launches off of the moon's surface. |
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| + | Back on ''Enterprise'', Brooks is being interrogated by Archer and Reed. Archer notes that her universal translator was reconfigured to record the alien delegates at the conference. Brooks denies doing anything wrong but Archer notes that, during a background check, they discovered that she had made three trips to the lunar colony in just the last month. She claims she was on assignment from her editor but Reed reveals that her editor ''never'' sent her there for a story. Archer asks her if she knows if Tucker and T'Pol are in danger; but she demands to speak to [[lawyer|legal counsel]]. Archer angrily orders she be taken to the ship's [[brig]] and given whomever she requests. Archer tells a visibly hurt Mayweather that he's sorry. Just then, Archer is paged over the [[intercom]]. An officer tells the captain that the Orpheus mining facility has taken off of the surface of the moon. |
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| + | Afterwards, when the facility is in open space, Paxton reveals to Tucker and T'Pol that Orpheus is actually a [[warp-capable]] vessel. Tucker says they'll be lucky if the facility does not tear itself apart at warp but Paxton says he plans on luck. With that, the facility proceeds to warp and flies to [[Mars]]. Archer orders a pursuit course and tells Sato to inform Starfleet that ''Enterprise'' is going after it. The facility lands on the surface of Mars. Terra Prime seizes control of the [[verteron array]] on the red planet, normally used to redirect [[comet]]s, and uses it to fire a blast of [[verteron|verteron energy]] at Luna as a demonstration. Paxton issues a demand via [[subspace radio]] for all non-Humans to leave the [[Sol system]]. "''As of this moment, mankind casts off the shackles of alien interference and now determines its own fate. Terra Prime'' forever." Archer stares at the viewscreen, uncertain what to do next. |
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: - '''Jonathan Archer''' |
: - '''Jonathan Archer''' |
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| − | "''You know how you feel about space exploration? That it's the 'last vestige of colonial impulse.'''" |
+ | "''<nowiki>You know how you feel about space exploration? That it's the 'last vestige of colonial impulse.'</nowiki>''" |
: - '''Travis''', to Gannet Brooks |
: - '''Travis''', to Gannet Brooks |
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| − | "''I have no intention of using this weapon again, provided that every single non-human on this planet |
+ | "''I have no intention of using this weapon again, provided that every single non-human on this planet leaves immediately.''" |
: - '''John Frederick Paxton''' |
: - '''John Frederick Paxton''' |
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: - '''John Frederick Paxton''' |
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| − | == Background |
+ | == Background information == |
| + | *The final draft script of this episode was submitted on {{d|3|February|2005}}. |
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| − | *This is the final ''[[Star Trek]]'' episode to be directed by [[LeVar Burton]]. He had previously directed episodes of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'', and ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''. |
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+ | *This was the final ''[[Star Trek]]'' episode to be directed by [[LeVar Burton]]. He had previously directed episodes of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'', and ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''. |
| + | *The events of this episode take place exactly a day after the events in {{e|In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II}}. |
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| + | *Although Mars was previously seen from space, this is the first time that the surface of the planet is shown in ''Star Trek''. A holographic version of the planet surface was seen in {{VOY|Lifesigns}}. |
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| + | *Phlox's reference to a [[Klingon]] gene sequencing procedure refers to the events of the earlier fourth season episodes {{e|Affliction}} and {{e|Divergence}}. |
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== Links and references == |
== Links and references == |
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=== Uncredited co-stars === |
=== Uncredited co-stars === |
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+ | *[[David Keith Anderson]] as an [[Unnamed Orpheus Mining colony miners#Alien miners|alien miner]] |
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+ | *[[Nancy Avila]] as a [[Unnamed Starfleet personnel (22nd century)#Female Commodore|Starfleet commodore]] |
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+ | *[[Bill Blair]] as a [[Unnamed Orpheus Mining colony miners#Human miners|miner]] |
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+ | *[[Jennifer Booker]] as a [[Unnamed Orpheus Mining colony miners#Human miners|miner]] |
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+ | *[[Scott Booker]] as a [[Unnamed Orpheus Mining colony miners#Human miners|miner]] |
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+ | *[[Daphney Dameraux]] as an [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Coalition of Planets dignitaries|alien ambassador]] |
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+ | *[[Melissa Gieringer]] as an [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Coalition of Planets dignitaries|alien ambassador]] |
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+ | *[[Steve D'Errico]] as an [[Unnamed Starfleet personnel (22nd century)#Vice Admiral|Earth Starfleet admiral]] |
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+ | *[[Amy Earhart]] as a [[Vulcan 22nd century delegate 6|Vulcan delegate]] |
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+ | *[[Evan English]] as an [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Coalition of Planets dignitaries|alien ambassador]] |
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+ | *[[Tarik Ergin]] as a [[Unnamed Tellarites (22nd century)#Coalition of Planets representatives|Tellarite delegate]] |
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+ | *[[Nikki Flux]] as [[Unnamed Denobulans#Ambassador (2155)|Denobulan ambassador]] |
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+ | *[[Glen Hambly]] as |
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+ | **[[EnterpriseNX command operations ensign 004|Operations division ensign]] |
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+ | **[[Andorian 22nd century delegate 1|Andorian delegate]] |
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+ | *[[Scott Hill]] as [[Ensign]] [[Hutchison]] |
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+ | *[[Dieter Hornemann]] as a [[Vulcan 22nd century High Command member 4|Vulcan delegate]] |
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+ | *[[Michael Ivins]] as a [[Unnamed Orpheus Mining colony miners#Human miners|miner]] |
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+ | *[[Jan Jones]] as a [[Unnamed Orpheus Mining colony miners#Human miners|miner]] |
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+ | *[[Ricky Lomax]] as [[W. Woods]] |
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+ | *[[Andrew MacBeth]] as [[E. Hamboyan]] |
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+ | *[[Mark Major]] as [[Unnamed Rigelians#Ambassadors|Rigelian ambassador]] |
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+ | *[[Melissa O'Keeffe]] as an [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Coalition of Planets dignitaries|alien ambassador]] |
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+ | *[[Alexander Xavier Ponce-Bonano]] as an [[Unnamed Orpheus Mining colony miners#Alien miners|alien miner]] |
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+ | *[[Woody Porter]] as a [[Unnamed Starfleet personnel (22nd century)#Rear Admiral|Rear admiral]] |
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+ | *[[Jay Schwartz]] as a [[Unnamed Orpheus Mining colony miners#Human miners|miner]] |
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+ | *[[Pablo Soriano]] as a [[Unnamed Tellarites (22nd century)#Coalition of PLanets representatives|Tellarite delegate]] |
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+ | *[[Trey Stokes]] as a [[Unnamed Tellarites (22nd century)#Coalition of Planets representatives|Tellarite delegate]] |
| + | *[[Ator Tamras]] as a [[EnterpriseNX sciences technician 002|science division ensign]] |
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| − | * [[David Venafro]] as [[Unnamed Andorians (22nd century)#Delegates|Andorian delegate]] |
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+ | *[[David Venafro]] as [[Andorian 22nd century delegate 2|Andorian delegate]] |
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+ | *[[James Ward]] as an [[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Coalition of Planets dignitaries|alien ambassador]] |
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+ | *[[Unknown performers]] as |
| − | ** [[Unnamed Humans (22nd century)#Newspersons|Newspersons]] |
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+ | **[[Human 22nd century reporters|Newspersons]] |
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+ | **[[Unnamed humanoids (22nd century)#Coalition of Planets dignitaries|Alien ambassador]] |
| + | **[[Unnamed Rigelians#Ambassadors|Rigelian ambassador]] |
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| + | **[[Unnamed Orpheus Mining colony miners#Human miners|One female and five male Human miners]] |
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=== References === |
=== References === |
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| − | [[47]], [[Andorian]]s; [[Coalition of Planets]]; [[comet]]; [[Coridanite]]s; |
+ | [[47]], [[Andorian]]s; [[background check]]; [[Coalition of Planets]]; [[comet]]; [[Coridanite]]s; {{dis|Coridan|planet}}; [[Denobulan]]s; [[DNA]]; [[editor]]; [[embargo]]; [[Fleet Operations Center]]; [[hair follicle]]; [[hybrid]]; [[Klingon]]; [[Luna]]; [[Mars]]; [[Milky Way Galaxy]]; [[myofibrilin]]; [[Orion]]s; [[Orpheus Mining colony]]; [[radiation sickness]]; [[reparations]]; [[Rigelian]]s; [[San Francisco]]; [[sanction]]; [[Section 31]]; [[shock]]; [[Shuttlepod 1]]; [[Shuttlepod 2]]; [[Starfleet Command]]; [[Starfleet Medical]]; [[Terra Prime]]; [[Tellarite]]s; [[Tellarite freighter (22nd century)|Tellarite freighters]]; [[Charles Tucker II|Tucker, Charles II]]; [[Turner]]; [[United Earth Space Probe Agency]]; [[universal translator]]; [[verteron]]; [[verteron array]]; [[Vulcan]]s; [[World War III]]; [[xenophobia]]; [[Xindi]]; [[Xindi attack]]; [[Chuck Yeager|Yeager, Chuck]] |
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| + | ==== Directory Placard References ==== |
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Template:Realworld A xenophobic faction of Humanity threatens to undermine talks to form a new coalition of planets. (Part 1 of 2)
Summary
In a corridor on the Orpheus mining facility on Luna, Earth's moon, Paxton and Mercer confer on the health of a baby girl – a Vulcan-Human hybrid. "She looks so innocent. It's almost possible to forget what she represents", Paxton notes.
Act One
- "Captain's starlog, January 19th, 2155. Enterprise has been called home for what could prove to be a pivotal moment in history."
Meanwhile, on Earth, the Enterprise crew has been called home to appear at a meeting of Human and alien delegates discussing the formation of a "Coalition of Planets". Everyone applauds after a speech by Nathan Samuels, presiding over the convention – everyone except Trip Tucker, whom Jonathan Archer orders to clap louder than he currently is. While Phlox remarks that he enjoyed Samuels' speech, the rest of the crew is dismayed by Samuels' failure to mention their contributions, without which the meeting would not be taking place. As the meeting adjourns and the crew begins to leave, Samuels compliments Hoshi Sato on the recent improvements she made to the universal translator. Travis Mayweather is intercepted by Gannet Brooks, a reporter covering the event – an old flame who still expresses romantic interest. Across the room, T'Pol confides to Archer that Tucker had a point – the Enterprise crew was responsible for making the event possible – just before a medical technician, Susan Khouri, approaches and gives her a vial containing a hair follicle. Khouri warns "they're going to kill her", then collapses, fatally wounded from a phase-pistol shot to the abdomen.
Archer, Tucker, T'Pol, and Malcolm Reed join Phlox in the Enterprise sickbay a while later, after Phlox has analyzed the hair follicle. Extensive DNA testing by Dr. Phlox reveals that the hybrid child is Tucker and T'Pol's offspring. Shortly, T'Pol is meditating in her quarters when Tucker arrives to discuss the matter. T'Pol assures him she was never pregnant, yet somehow knows the child is theirs. Archer meets with Samuels elsewhere on the ship; Samuels refuses to let the news of the child out into public, afraid it will stir anti-alien sentiments which have been heightened since the Xindi attack the year before, and fuel such factions as the Terra Prime movement, which could hurt the burgeoning coalition. Samuels urges Archer to let Starfleet conduct the legal investigation. However, at Archer's request, Reed meets in San Francisco at night with Harris, the shadowy Section 31 agent, for information. Harris notes that Reed had asked him not to ever contact him again but Reed says he contacted him. Harris tells Reed that by agreeing to see him, Reed is acknowledging he still works for Section 31. According to Harris, Khouri was a member of Terra Prime, and if the crew can find the child, they'll find the answers to the mystery of its origin.
In Paxton's office on the moon, Paxton and Mercer discuss Khouri's – and Mercer's – allegiances where the child is concerned. Mercer is conflicted over Paxton's plans for the baby, but denies it. Paxton calls the child "an abomination" and claims "when the time comes, it will be treated as such". Paxton sends for Daniel Greaves after Mercer departs and tells him to put together "a team" and to meet him at the "third junction in one hour".
Act Two
On Earth, Archer pays Samuels a visit in the delegates' conference hall, where the Coridan ambassador argues with the Earth statesman. The Tellarites have been pushing for a trade embargo against the Orions, who have supposedly been attacking Tellarite freighters, which the ambassador dismisses as "Tellarite slander", citing that Coridan has traded with the Orions for centuries, and warns that his people will never agree to such sanctions. As Archer joins them, Samuels introduces him to the ambassador, who excuses himself to go discuss diplomatic affairs with his government. The Starfleet chief investigator has rejected Archer's request for a case file; Archer asks Samuels to intervene. After Samuels initially refuses, Archer reveals that he has learned Samuels was once a member of Terra Prime himself, which Samuels calls a mistake of his youth, having blamed a Denobulan pilot for his father's death in a flight accident. Samuels realizes he underestimated Archer and agrees to get him the case file.
Gannet Brooks
Brooks comes to see Mayweather in his quarters; she claims she's doing a story on Enterprise from the crew's perspective. They get into an argument over their past romantic relationship, but Mayweather agrees to give her a tour of the ship. In sickbay, Tucker discusses his doubts over whether T'Pol is telling the truth with Phlox, which Phlox dismisses as foolish. Tucker says his father always wanted a granddaughter, which he bugged Tucker's sister about constantly. Phlox points out that he got his wish.
In his lunar complex office, Paxton watches a video recording of Colonel Green, made three years after a cease-fire ended World War III. Greaves enters; they discuss the moral implications of Green's genocidal policies, before Greaves hands him a diskette containing a status report on the Vulcan-Human child's condition. After Greaves leaves, Paxton self-administers a hypodermic injection to his neck.
Mayweather and Brooks' tour ends up in launch bay 1. When asked by the reporter which of shuttlepod he used to penetrate a sphere in the Delphic Expanse, he replies that it was Shuttlepod 1. The two open the shuttlepod's hatch and go inside. Mayweather remarks that the crew is using the shuttlepods less and less due to everyone becoming comfortable with the use of the transporter. Mayweather remarks that when he saw Brooks at the conference earlier, he began to rethink some of the decisions he had made in his life. When she makes a joke about him now beginning to open up to her, he chides her for it. She tells him it is one of her bad habits and then suddenly kisses him. She admits another bad habit of hers is being unable to hide her attraction to someone. "You and your bad habits...", Mayweather remarks and then begins to passionately kiss her further.
While Mayweather and Brooks are rekindling their romance, elsewhere the crew discusses Khouri's autopsy from her case file. Phlox has found levels of growth hormone containing traces of myofibrilin, used in the Orpheus mining facility, a hotbed of Terra Prime activity. Reed says Mayweather has "a friend" in the Orpheus facility who may be able to smuggle in an undercover team; T'Pol and Tucker volunteer for the mission.
At the same time, on the moon, miners remove rocks from what looks like a cave-in, and find Mercer's body buried beneath.
Act Three
While Tucker and T'Pol search the mining tunnels on the moon, T'Pol informs him that she knows of his doubts. Tucker assures her that he completely believes her. In Mayweather's quarters, his relationship with Brooks takes a steamy turn. In bed together, they discuss goals; Mayweather considers settling down, believing that another challenge for him to face may be staying in one place for a change.
On the bridge, Sato informs Reed of a glitch in the universal translator system. Back at Orpheus, Josiah introduces himself to Tucker and invites him to a Terra Prime assembly. T'Pol joins Tucker and tells him of Mercer's death and of his connection to Susan Khouri. On the ship, Brooks is placed under arrest for spying – Archer and Reed reveal to Mayweather that she's a member of Terra Prime.
Tucker and T'Pol's identities are discovered and they are taken hostage by members of Terra Prime. Inside, in Paxton's office, he compares Tucker and T'Pol to Romeo and Juliet. He wonders if their "drama" will end happier than the suicide that Romeo and Juliet committed inside a medieval tomb. Tucker demands to know who Paxton is; he reveals that he is in charge of the facility and that he leads the Terra Prime movement. He tells Tucker and T'Pol that his ultimate goal is to return Earth to its "rightful owners". He declares "it is my life's work, it is what I was born to do, and there is no one, not an alien, not a Human, that will stop me from achieving it."
Act Four
Paxton orders Daniel Greaves to take the facility to launch mode. When Tucker asks Paxton where their destination is, he tells the engineer that "this will be like a walk across the street" for him. The enormous mining facility launches off of the moon's surface.
Back on Enterprise, Brooks is being interrogated by Archer and Reed. Archer notes that her universal translator was reconfigured to record the alien delegates at the conference. Brooks denies doing anything wrong but Archer notes that, during a background check, they discovered that she had made three trips to the lunar colony in just the last month. She claims she was on assignment from her editor but Reed reveals that her editor never sent her there for a story. Archer asks her if she knows if Tucker and T'Pol are in danger; but she demands to speak to legal counsel. Archer angrily orders she be taken to the ship's brig and given whomever she requests. Archer tells a visibly hurt Mayweather that he's sorry. Just then, Archer is paged over the intercom. An officer tells the captain that the Orpheus mining facility has taken off of the surface of the moon.
Afterwards, when the facility is in open space, Paxton reveals to Tucker and T'Pol that Orpheus is actually a warp-capable vessel. Tucker says they'll be lucky if the facility does not tear itself apart at warp but Paxton says he plans on luck. With that, the facility proceeds to warp and flies to Mars. Archer orders a pursuit course and tells Sato to inform Starfleet that Enterprise is going after it. The facility lands on the surface of Mars. Terra Prime seizes control of the verteron array on the red planet, normally used to redirect comets, and uses it to fire a blast of verteron energy at Luna as a demonstration. Paxton issues a demand via subspace radio for all non-Humans to leave the Sol system. "As of this moment, mankind casts off the shackles of alien interference and now determines its own fate. Terra Prime forever." Archer stares at the viewscreen, uncertain what to do next.
Memorable quotes
"Clap louder. That's an order!"
- - Jonathan Archer
"How do you know?"
"I'm Vulcan."
- - Tucker and T'Pol
"You know how you feel about space exploration? That it's the 'last vestige of colonial impulse.'"
- - Travis, to Gannet Brooks
"You'll also be interested to know that she has your eyes...and T'Pol's ears."
- - Phlox, to Trip about Elizabeth
"You're behind this!"
"Behind this? No, I lead this, and proudly."
- - Tucker and John Frederick Paxton
"I have no intention of using this weapon again, provided that every single non-human on this planet leaves immediately."
- - John Frederick Paxton
"Terra Prime, forever."
- - John Frederick Paxton
Background information
- The final draft script of this episode was submitted on 3 February 2005.
- This was the final Star Trek episode to be directed by LeVar Burton. He had previously directed episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Voyager.
- The events of this episode take place exactly a day after the events in "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II".
- Although Mars was previously seen from space, this is the first time that the surface of the planet is shown in Star Trek. A holographic version of the planet surface was seen in VOY: "Lifesigns".
- Phlox's reference to a Klingon gene sequencing procedure refers to the events of the earlier fourth season episodes "Affliction" and "Divergence".
- This is the third-to-last episode of Star Trek: Enterprise's fourth season. Coincidentally, the third-to-last episode of Star Trek: Voyager's fourth season, aired exactly seven years earlier, was entitled "Demon".
- Several costumes and props from this episode were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay, including a medical record data module [1] and Scott Booker's costume, which was previously used as a Kolaran costume in Star Trek Nemesis. [2]
Links and references
Starring
- Scott Bakula as Captain Jonathan Archer
- John Billingsley as Doctor Phlox
- Jolene Blalock as 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
- Harry Groener as Nathan Samuels
- Eric Pierpoint as Harris
- Peter Mensah as Daniel Greaves
- Patrick Fischler as Mercer
- Adam Clark as Josiah
- Steve Rankin as Phillip Green
- Johanna Watts as Gannet Brooks
- Tom Bergeron as the Coridanite ambassador
Special guest appearance by
Co-star
Uncredited co-stars
- David Keith Anderson as an alien miner
- Nancy Avila as a Starfleet commodore
- Bill Blair as a miner
- Jennifer Booker as a miner
- Scott Booker as a miner
- Daphney Dameraux as an alien ambassador
- Melissa Gieringer as an alien ambassador
- Steve D'Errico as an Earth Starfleet admiral
- Amy Earhart as a Vulcan delegate
- Evan English as an alien ambassador
- Tarik Ergin as a Tellarite delegate
- Nikki Flux as Denobulan ambassador
- Glen Hambly as
- Operations division ensign
- Andorian delegate
- Scott Hill as Ensign Hutchison
- Dieter Hornemann as a Vulcan delegate
- Michael Ivins as a miner
- Jan Jones as a miner
- Ricky Lomax as W. Woods
- Andrew MacBeth as E. Hamboyan
- Mark Major as Rigelian ambassador
- Melissa O'Keeffe as an alien ambassador
- Alexander Xavier Ponce-Bonano as an alien miner
- Woody Porter as a Rear admiral
- Jay Schwartz as a miner
- Pablo Soriano as a Tellarite delegate
- Trey Stokes as a Tellarite delegate
- Ator Tamras as a science division ensign
- David Venafro as Andorian delegate
- James Ward as an alien ambassador
- Henry T. Yamada as a miner
- Unknown performers as
- Newspersons
- Alien ambassador
- Rigelian ambassador
- One female and five male Human miners
References
47, Andorians; background check; Coalition of Planets; comet; Coridanites; Coridan; Denobulans; DNA; editor; embargo; Fleet Operations Center; hair follicle; hybrid; Klingon; Luna; Mars; Milky Way Galaxy; myofibrilin; Orions; Orpheus Mining colony; radiation sickness; reparations; Rigelians; San Francisco; sanction; Section 31; shock; Shuttlepod 1; Shuttlepod 2; Starfleet Command; Starfleet Medical; Terra Prime; Tellarites; Tellarite freighters; Tucker, Charles II; Turner; United Earth Space Probe Agency; universal translator; verteron; verteron array; Vulcans; World War III; xenophobia; Xindi; Xindi attack; Yeager, Chuck
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| Section 31 related episodes | |
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| ENT: | "Affliction" • "Divergence" • "Demons" • "Terra Prime" |
| DIS: | "Point of Light" • "Saints of Imperfection" • "The Sound of Thunder" • "Light and Shadows" • "If Memory Serves" • "Project Daedalus" • "The Red Angel" • "Perpetual Infinity" • "Through the Valley of Shadows" • "Such Sweet Sorrow" • "Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2" |
| DS9: | "Inquisition" • "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges" • "Extreme Measures" |
| Films: | Star Trek Into Darkness |
| Previous episode: "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II" |
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