Star Trek: Enterprise: Season 2, Episode 17 Canamar
(26 Feb. 2003)
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Star Trek: Enterprise: Season 2, Episode 17 Canamar
(26 Feb. 2003)
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| Scott Bakula | ... | ||
| John Billingsley | ... | ||
| Jolene Blalock | ... | ||
| Dominic Keating | ... | ||
| Anthony Montgomery | ... | ||
| Linda Park | ... | ||
| Connor Trinneer | ... | ||
| Mark Rolston | ... |
Kuroda Lor-ehn
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| Holmes Osborne | ... |
Enolian Official
(as Holmes R. Osborne)
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| Michael McGrady | ... |
Nausicaan Prisoner
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| Sean Whalen | ... |
Zoumas
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Brian Morri | ... |
Enolian Guard
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John C. Hansen | ... |
Prisoner
(as John Hansen)
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Enterprise finds Shuttlepod One empty. It should have contained both captain Archer and commander Tucker, who were returning from visiting the trade post at the planet K'et Enol. Reed suspects they were taken hostage. T'Pol orders Enterprise to go to K'et Enol, where a government official tells them both were taken prisoner for smuggling and are on their way in a prison ship to the penal colony Canamar. Just when their release order is sent, there's a mutiny on the ship. Kuroda, a criminal, and a Nausicaan take control. Written by Arnoud Tiele (imdb@tiele.nl)
The Enterprise locates the shuttlepod one wandering in the space and Captain Archer and Trip missing. T'Pol finds that they have been mistakenly assumed smugglers by a patrol ship while returning from a visit from a trade post at the planet K'et Enol, arrested and set to the penal colony Canamar. A government representative comes to the Enterprise and travels with the crew to release Archer and Trip and avoid other misunderstandings. However, the prisoner Kuroda and his Nausican partner escape from their handcuffs, dominate the guards and take control of the ship.
"Canamar" is a predictable and unoriginal episode, without anything special. Archer uses his intelligence to lure the criminal and control the situation, while the poor Trip has to hear the experiences of the annoying alien. My vote is seven.
Title (Brazil): "Canamar"