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[[File:Frankenstein, Horizon.jpg|thumb|''[[Frankenstein]]'', one of 50,000 movies to choose from on movie night aboard NX-01]]
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'''Movie night''' was a tradition aboard [[Enterprise (NX-01)|''Enterprise'']] in which the [[mess hall]] periodically became a [[Movie theater|movie hall]] playing films for the crew.
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'''Movie night''' was a tradition aboard {{NX|Enterprise}} in which the [[mess hall]] periodically became a [[Movie theater|movie hall]] playing films for the crew. Regular attendees included [[Doctor]] [[Phlox]] (who went for the [[Human]] reactions rather than the [[movie]]), [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]], [[T'Pol]] (after some coaxing from [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer|Archer]] and Trip Tucker), and [[Elizabeth Cutler]]. ({{ENT|Dear Doctor}}, ''et al.'') [[Malcolm Reed]], [[Hoshi Sato]], and [[Travis Mayweather]] were also known to have attended the films on occasion. ({{ENT|Cold Front}})
Regular attendees included [[Doctor]] [[Phlox]] (who went for the [[Human]] reactions rather than the [[movie]]), [[T'Pol]], [[Charles Tucker III]], and [[Elizabeth Cutler]]. ({{ENT|Dear Doctor}}, ''et al.'') [[Malcolm Reed]], [[Hoshi Sato]] and [[Travis Mayweather]] are also known to have attended on occassion. ({{ENT|Cold Front}})
 
   
{{bginfo|A line from {{ENT|Horizon}} suggests that [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Chef|Chef]] was in charge of organising movie night}}
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{{bginfo|A line from {{ENT|Horizon}} suggests that movie night was organized with the explicit consent of {{dis|Chef|Enterprise NX-01}} for use of the mess.}}
   
At first, movie night was every Tuesday. ({{ENT|The Catwalk}}) Later they changed the weekly schedule and shifted the presentation to Monday. ({{ENT|Hatchery}})
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At first, movie night was every [[Tuesday]]. ({{ENT|The Catwalk}}) At some point, Tucker planned to hold a movie night every night. However, by [[2154]] movie night was again a weekly event, though on [[Monday]]. ({{ENT|Horizon|Hatchery}})
   
 
The motion picture library in the ship's database had fifty thousand titles to choose from, which could be divided up into genres such as adventure, [[humor|comedy]], horror, [[music]]al, [[science fiction]], thriller, and [[western]]. ({{ENT|Cold Front|Cogenitor}})
 
The motion picture library in the ship's database had fifty thousand titles to choose from, which could be divided up into genres such as adventure, [[humor|comedy]], horror, [[music]]al, [[science fiction]], thriller, and [[western]]. ({{ENT|Cold Front|Cogenitor}})
[[File:Motion picture library.jpg|thumb|A list of just a few of the many [[films]] in ''Enterprise''{{'}}s database. ({{ENT|Cogenitor}})]]
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[[File:Motion picture library.jpg|thumb|A list of just a few of the many films in ''Enterprise''{{'}}s database. ({{ENT|Cogenitor}})]]
 
[[Films]] known to have been shown on movie night include:
 
[[Films]] known to have been shown on movie night include:
   
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*''[[Rosemary's Baby]]'' ({{ENT|Twilight}})
 
*''[[Rosemary's Baby]]'' ({{ENT|Twilight}})
   
[[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]] intended to show ''[[Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein]]'' on movie night, but it is unknown whether he was successful in doing so. ({{ENT|Horizon}})
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Trip Tucker intended to show ''[[Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein]]'' on movie night, but it is unknown whether he was successful in doing so. ({{ENT|Horizon}})
   
Tucker also forced [[Phlox]] to watch ''[[The Exorcist]]'', which may have been on a movie night. ({{ENT|Doctor's Orders}})
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{{bginfo|Tucker also forced Phlox to watch ''[[The Exorcist]]'', which may have been on a movie night. ({{ENT|Doctor's Orders}})}}
   
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Movie night was put on hold after ''Enterprise'' entered the [[Delphic Expanse]]. During a [[nightmare]] experienced by [[T'Pol]], the crew was watching ''[[Appointment with Danger]]'' at movie night. ({{ENT|Impulse}}) By early January [[2154]] movie night was again regularly held. ({{ENT|Hatchery}})
When Phlox was running the Enterprise as the rest of the crew was in stasis due to a [[spatial anomaly|transdimensional disturbance]], he watched ''[[The Court Jester]]'' alone for movie night. ({{ENT|Doctor's Orders}})
 
   
 
Shortly thereafter, when Phlox was running ''Enterprise'' as the rest of the crew was in stasis due to a [[spatial anomaly|transdimensional disturbance]], he watched ''[[The Court Jester]]'' alone for movie night. ({{ENT|Doctor's Orders}})
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By mid-2154, movie night had been put on hold again, though Tucker made another attempt to revitalize it. ({{ENT|Daedalus}})
 
{{bginfo|Although some of the movies seen on movie night were produced by [[Paramount Pictures]], ''The Day the Earth Stood Still'' was produced by 20th Century Fox; ''Frankenstein'', ''Bride of Frankenstein'', ''Son of Frankenstein'', and ''Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein'' were produced by Universal Pictures; and ''The Exorcist'' was produced by Warner Bros. Pictures.}}
 
{{bginfo|Although some of the movies seen on movie night were produced by [[Paramount Pictures]], ''The Day the Earth Stood Still'' was produced by 20th Century Fox; ''Frankenstein'', ''Bride of Frankenstein'', ''Son of Frankenstein'', and ''Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein'' were produced by Universal Pictures; and ''The Exorcist'' was produced by Warner Bros. Pictures.}}
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Revision as of 09:08, 4 April 2016

File:Frankenstein, Horizon.jpg

Frankenstein, one of fifty thousand movies to choose from on movie night aboard NX-01

Movie night was a tradition aboard Enterprise in which the mess hall periodically became a movie hall playing films for the crew. Regular attendees included Doctor Phlox (who went for the Human reactions rather than the movie), Trip Tucker, T'Pol (after some coaxing from Captain Archer and Trip Tucker), and Elizabeth Cutler. (ENT: "Dear Doctor", et al.) Malcolm Reed, Hoshi Sato, and Travis Mayweather were also known to have attended the films on occasion. (ENT: "Cold Front")

A line from ENT: "Horizon" suggests that movie night was organized with the explicit consent of Chef for use of the mess.

At first, movie night was every Tuesday. (ENT: "The Catwalk") At some point, Tucker planned to hold a movie night every night. However, by 2154 movie night was again a weekly event, though on Monday. (ENT: "Horizon", "Hatchery")

The motion picture library in the ship's database had fifty thousand titles to choose from, which could be divided up into genres such as adventure, comedy, horror, musical, science fiction, thriller, and western. (ENT: "Cold Front", "Cogenitor")

Motion picture library

A list of just a few of the many films in Enterprise's database. (ENT: "Cogenitor")

Films known to have been shown on movie night include:

Trip Tucker intended to show Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein on movie night, but it is unknown whether he was successful in doing so. (ENT: "Horizon")

Tucker also forced Phlox to watch The Exorcist, which may have been on a movie night. (ENT: "Doctor's Orders")

Movie night was put on hold after Enterprise entered the Delphic Expanse. During a nightmare experienced by T'Pol, the crew was watching Appointment with Danger at movie night. (ENT: "Impulse") By early January 2154 movie night was again regularly held. (ENT: "Hatchery")

Shortly thereafter, when Phlox was running Enterprise as the rest of the crew was in stasis due to a transdimensional disturbance, he watched The Court Jester alone for movie night. (ENT: "Doctor's Orders")

By mid-2154, movie night had been put on hold again, though Tucker made another attempt to revitalize it. (ENT: "Daedalus")

Although some of the movies seen on movie night were produced by Paramount Pictures, The Day the Earth Stood Still was produced by 20th Century Fox; Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, Son of Frankenstein, and Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein were produced by Universal Pictures; and The Exorcist was produced by Warner Bros. Pictures.