"Star Trek: Enterprise" Home (2004)"Enterprise" Home (original title)

Director:

Allan Kroeker

Writers:

Gene Roddenberry (creator "Star Trek")
Rick Berman (creator) ...
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TV Series:

"Star Trek: Enterprise" (2001)

Original Air Date:

22 October 2004 (Season 4, Episode 3)

Genre:

Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi

Plot:

The crew take some time off. Archer meets an old friend, captain Erika Hernandez. T'Pol takes Trip to Vulcan, with a surprise waiting. Phlox finds out Earth has become xenophobic.

Plot Keywords:

Captain | Space | Prequel | Planet | 22nd Century

Cast

Scott Bakula	...	Captain Jonathan Archer
John Billingsley	...	Dr. Phlox
Jolene Blalock	...	Sub-Commander T'Pol
Dominic Keating	...	Lieutenant Malcolm Reed
Anthony Montgomery	...	Ensign Travis Mayweather
Linda Park	...	Ensign Hoshi Sato
Connor Trinneer	...	Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III
Joanna Cassidy	...	T'Les
Michael Reilly Burke	...	Koss
Ada Maris	...	Captain Erika Hernandez
Gary Graham	...	Vulcan Ambassador Soval
Vaughn Armstrong	...	Admiral Maxwell Forrest
Joe Chrest	...	Bar Patron
Jim Fitzpatrick	...	Commander Williams
Jack Donner	...	Vulcan Priest
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Bill Blair	...	Vulcan Dignitary (uncredited)

Directed by
Allan Kroeker

Writing credits
Gene Roddenberry		(creator "Star Trek")
Rick Berman		(creator) &
Brannon Braga		(creator)
Michael Sussman		(writer) (as Mike Sussman)

Produced by
Rick Berman	....	executive producer
André Bormanis	....	co-producer
Brannon Braga	....	executive producer
Alan Brennert	....	consulting producer
Manny Coto	....	executive producer
J.P. Farrell	....	producer
Merri D. Howard	....	supervising producer
Peter Lauritson	....	supervising producer
Ken LaZebnik	....	supervising producer
Michael Sussman	....	producer (as Mike Sussman)
Dawn Velazquez	....	producer
Stephen Welke	....	co-producer
Brad Yacobian	....	co-producer

Original Music by
Velton Ray Bunch

Cinematography by
Marvin V. Rush		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Daryl Baskin

Casting by
Junie Lowry-Johnson

Makeup Department
Roxy D'Alonzo	....	special makeup effects artist
Suzanne Diaz	....	makeup artist (as Suzanne Diaz-Westmore)
Roma Goddard	....	hair stylist
Jeff Lewis	....	makeup artist
Steven E. Anderson	....	makeup artist (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Michael DeMeritt	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Thomas J. Arp	....	construction coordinator
Craig Binkley	....	property master
Max Bozeman	....	leadman
John Eaves	....	concept artist
Alan Kobayashi	....	graphic designer
Michael Okuda	....	scenic art supervisor
Adam Zerkel	....	set dresser

Sound Department
Greg Agalsoff	....	sound mixer
Erich Gann	....	re-recording sound utility
Ashley Harvey	....	sound editor (as T. Ashley Harvey)
Steve Kinsey	....	sound mix technician
Steve Kinsey	....	sound recordist
Chris Trent	....	foley mixer
Bill Wistrom	....	supervising sound editor
Dale Chaloukian	....	dialogue editor (uncredited)

Special Effects by
Jeffrey Baxter	....	special effects

Visual Effects by
Michael Tuinstra	....	visual effects coordinator: Eden FX
John Hirota	....	visual effects compositor assistant (uncredited)

Stunts
Joey Anaya	....	stunt performer
Paul Anthony Scott	....	stunts
Pete Turner	....	stunt double
Kortney Manns	....	stunt performer (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
Ben Betts	....	key video engineer
Douglas Knapp	....	camera operator
Denise Okuda	....	video supervisor
Gary Tachell	....	camera operator

Casting Department
Christine Smith Shevchenko	....	casting associate (as Christine L. Smith)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Carol Kunz	....	wardrobe supervisor

Editorial Department
Joanna Jimenez	....	first assistant editor: avid

Music Department
David James Nielsen	....	orchestrator

Transportation Department
Gary Edelman	....	transportation coordinator

Other crew
Juan Carlos Fernandez	....	pre-production coordinator
Gayliann Harvey	....	production coordinator
Terry Matalas	....	production associate
Doug Mirabello	....	production associate
Eric Norman	....	assistant production coordinator
Michael Okuda	....	technical consultant
Catherine Pittman	....	head animal trainer
Sarah Rissmiller	....	assistant to line producer
Linda Rowe	....	animal trainer
Scott Rowe	....	head animal trainer: dogs, cats
Jan Rudolph	....	script supervisor
Amanda Simonson	....	assistant accountant (as Amanda Pooley)
Amy D'Alessandro	....	titles (uncredited)
Guillermo Lecuona	....	title designer: main title sequence (uncredited)

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Rick Berman		creator
Chris Black		staff writer (2001-2004)
André Bormanis		staff writer (2001-2005)
Brannon Braga		creator
Tim Finch		staff writer (2001-2002)

Produced by
David A. Goodman	....	consulting producer (episodes 2.08-3.24)

Film Editing by
Daryl Baskin		(episodes 1.4-)
David Koeppel		(episodes 1.5-) (as David A. Koeppel)
Robert Lederman		(episodes 1.3-)

Casting by
Libby Goldstein		(2004-2005)
Ron Surma		(2001-2004)

Production Design by
Doug Drexler

Makeup Department
Nanci Cascio	....	additional hair stylist
Martin Kopulsky	....	hair stylist
Miia Kovero	....	hair stylist
Margie Latinopoulos	....	special makeup effects artist
Brad Scott	....	additional hair stylist
Robin Slater	....	makeup artist
Tegan Taylor	....	makeup artist
Jake Garber	....	special makeup effects artist (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Nick Candy	....	dga trainee
Michael DeMeritt	....	first assistant director (multiple episodes 1.21-)
Michael DeMeritt	....	second assistant director (episodes 1.01-1.20, 1.25-1.26) (multiple episodes 2.02-)
Jeani Harris-Olivieri	....	second assistant director: second unit (as Jeani Harris)
Yuko Ogata	....	dga trainee
Carrie Specht	....	dayplayer second second assistant director
Carrie Specht	....	second assistant director: dayplayer
Carrie Specht	....	trainee assistant director (pilot episode)
David Trotti	....	second assistant director (multiple episodes 2.01-) (as David G. Trotti)

Art Department
Joby Harris	....	sculptor
James Van Over	....	scenic artist

Sound Department
Julie Altus	....	adr recordist (season 4)
Chris Cooper	....	sound
Ron Cooper	....	utility sound technician
Jesse Dodd	....	adr assistant mixer (as Jesse K-D. Dodd)
Jesse Dodd	....	sound mixer (as Jesse K-D. Dodd)
Mark Hensley	....	foley recordist (1 episode)
Carrie Lisonbee	....	assistant sound editor (as Carrie Tippets)
Daniel Nakamura	....	sound re-recordist
Dennis Petersen	....	sound recordist (season 1)

Special Effects by
Andy Clement	....	animatronic baby effects

Visual Effects by
Les Bernstien	....	motion control supervisor
Kevin Blank	....	visual effects coordinator (episodes 1.03, 1.05)
Adam Buckner	....	visual effects coordinator (episodes 1.06, 1.08)
Elizabeth Castro	....	visual effects coordinator (multiple episodes)
Arthur J. Codron	....	visual effects coordinator (multiple episodes)
Jarrod Davis	....	digital artist (season 1)
Brian Fisher	....	digital effects artist
Gabriel Köerner	....	digital artist
Adam Lambert	....	visual effects associate
Mamie McCall	....	visual effects coordinator: Illusion Arts
Luke McDonald	....	digital artist
Ronald B. Moore	....	visual effects supervisor (episodes 1.01-1.04) (multiple episodes 1.10-)
Chris Petrus	....	visual effects assistant editor
Chris Petrus	....	visual effects associate
Andy Simonson	....	visual effects associate
David Stipes	....	visual effects supervisor (episodes 1.06, 1.08)
Mitch Suskin	....	visual effects supervisor (multiple episodes 1.05-)
David Takemura	....	visual effects coordinator
Aristomenis Tsirbas	....	digital artist
Larry Younger	....	assistant visual effects animator
Danny Braet	....	visual effects: EdenFX (uncredited)
Brent Burpee	....	systems engineer (uncredited)
Eric Chauvin	....	digital matte artist: Black Pool Studios (uncredited)
Pierre Drolet	....	digital artist: Foundation Imaging (2001-2002) (uncredited)
Aram Granger	....	digital artist: Foundation Imaging (2001-2002) (uncredited)
Sherry Hitch	....	digital compositor (uncredited)
Koji Kuramura	....	digital artist: Foundation Imaging (2001-2002) (uncredited)
Jose Perez	....	visual effects: Foundation Imaging (2001-2002) (uncredited)
Stephen W. Pugh	....	digital effects producer: EdenFX (2002-) (uncredited)
Stephen W. Pugh	....	digital effects producer: Foundation Imaging (2001-2002) (uncredited)
Michael Stetson	....	digital artist: Eden FX (2003-) (uncredited)

Stunts
Brian Avery	....	stunts (multiple episodes)
Ron Balicki	....	stunts
Troy Brenna	....	stunt double: Klingon
Alex Chansky	....	stunt double: Sean McGowan
Alex Chansky	....	stunt double: Steven Culp
Fernando Chien	....	stunt performer
Ken Clark	....	stunt performer
Jeremy Fry	....	stunts
Jeremy Fry	....	utility stunts
Jes Hellwege	....	stunts
Yoshio Iizuka	....	stunts
Scott Leva	....	stunt double
Alex Madison	....	stunt double (as Gail Monian)
David Mattey	....	stunts
Derek Mears	....	stunt performer
Carrick O'Quinn	....	stunt performer
Louis Ortiz	....	stunts: borg
Bridgett Riley	....	stunt double
Paul E. Short	....	stunts
Tim Sitarz	....	stunts
Justin Sundquist	....	stunts
Scott L. Treger	....	stunts: Vulcan
Gary J. Wayton	....	stunt double: Scott Bakula
Boni Yanagisawa	....	stunt double: Jolene Blalock

Camera and Electrical Department
John 'Jay' Devlin	....	first company grip (episodes 2.1-) (as Jay Devlin)
Jeff Diaz	....	rigging grip
Perez Hinton	....	film loader
Perez Hinton	....	second assistant camera
Bob Myers	....	grip
Terry Schroth	....	assistant camera

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Brian Cotton	....	costumer

Editorial Department
Harry Jierjian	....	assistant editor

Music Department
John Rodd	....	orchestral scoring recordist

Transportation Department
Bruce Callahan	....	driver

Other crew
Shelley Andagan	....	production assistant
Sarah Clifford	....	animal trainer
Allen Fogderude	....	promotion manager
Jonathan D. Gleicke	....	stand-in
Sophia Lansky	....	dialect coach
Donna Rooney	....	assistant to producers (episodes 3.6-)
Lenore Sena	....	first assistant accountant
Andrew Sobkovich	....	high definition consultant

Production Companies

• Paramount Network Television
• Paramount Television

Distributors

• Paramount Home Entertainment (2006) (Japan) (DVD)
• United Paramount Network (UPN) (2004) (USA) (TV)

Special Effects

• Eden FX

Also Known As:

"Enterprise: Home (#4.3)" - USA (original title)

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Filming Locations:

Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Paramount Network Television

Trivia:

We learn in this episode that the planet Vulcan is 16 light-years away from Earth.

Quotes:

[last lines]
Vulcan Priest:What ye are about to witness, comes down from the time of the beginning without change. This is the Vulcan heart; this is the Vulcan soul. This is our way.

It Is Good to Be Home

The Enterprise returns to Earth and Captain Archer and his crew are welcomed as heroes. In his speech, Archer recalls the twenty-seven crew- members that died along their mission. While the Enterprise is in maintenance, Captain Archer is invited for a debriefing for the Starfleet high command and the crew is released on vacation. T'Pol invites Tucker to visit Vulcan and stay in her home; however she finds that her mother T'Les was forced to an early retirement since the Vulcans blame T'Pol for the incident in the Vulcan sanctuary of P'Jem. Further, the only chance her mother has to return to her active life is through the wedding of T'Pol with her former fiancé Koss, whose father is very influent. Meanwhile Dr. Phlox goes to Earth with Lieutenant Reed and Ensign Maywheather and while drinking in a bar, he finds the prejudice of earthlings with aliens after the Xindi attack. In the debriefing, Archer feels offended by the Vulcan Ambassador Soval and while the report is on hold, he climbs the mountains with his old friend Captain Erika Hernandez to calm down.

"Home" is a very emotional episode of "Enterprise" where the best part is the series of revelations disclosed to Tucker and T'Pol in Vulcan and the climax is certainly the wedding of T'Pol. The analogy of the September, 11th with the Xindi attack and the consequent prejudice with aliens is very clear and is the strongest part of this episode. The effect of the assignment to the Expansion to Captain Archer is less engaging than it should be, but is not bad at all. In the end, it sounds ironic the salute of Captain Archer in the beginning telling that it is good to be home since most of the crew-members are feeling outcast indeed. My vote is nine.

Title (Brazil): "Lar" ("Home")