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Star Trek: Enterprise: Season 4, Episode 22 These Are the Voyages...
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| Jolene Blalock | ... | ||
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Commander William Riker has heard his former ship Pegasus, wrecked, has presumably been found by Romulans and Starfleet wants to excavate the ship before they do. Something seems to bother him however. He asks counselor Deanna Troi to help. She advises him to open Enterprise' last mission in the holodeck. Riker follows the events and takes over chef's character to learn more insights. Enterprise, meanwhile, is making its last flight through space. Captain Archer is on its way to Earth to give a speech at the signing of the charter that will finally mark the beginning of an alliance between a host of alien races. Then he is suddenly contacted by the presumed dead Andorian Shran, who asks for one last favor. His daughter is kidnapped and he wants Enterprise to help liberate her. Written by Arnoud Tiele (imdb@tiele.nl)
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Ensign T. Mayweather (hologr.): At who?
Commander William T. Riker: Archer, Captain Archer?
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The scene in Ten Forward of the Enterprise-D is taken from Star Trek: The Next Generation: Ménage à Troi. Lwaxana Troi is substituted by William T. Riker in this scene, which is why he can be seen twice. See more »Goofs
At the beginning of this episode, Riker can be seen twice in Ten Foward, since Jonathan Frakes in 2005 was digitally inserted into a shot from Star Trek: The Next Generation: Ménage à Troi. See more »Quotes
Commander William T. Riker: [as Chef] Did Trip ever take a swing at Picard?Ensign T. Mayweather (hologr.): At who?
Commander William T. Riker: Archer, Captain Archer?
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What an insult. While Enterprise was not as good or popular as TNG the decision to base the last episode of Enterprise around two stars from another show was a blatant insult to the cast of Enterprise who were not at fault for their show not being as good writing wise as the others. I was insulted and appalled and time has not diluted that feeling. It was decisions like this that lead to Enterprise being less popular than the others. I strongly recommend you run away from this episode full speed ahead. As a whole Enterprise the series has some good episodes mixed in. Best bet pretend Terra Prime is the series finale and pretend this one doesn't exist.