A century before Captain Kirk's five-year mission, Jonathan Archer captains the United Earth ship Enterprise during the early years of Starfleet, leading up to the Earth-Romulan War and the formation of the Federation.
A spatial distortion leaves Archer unable to form any new long-term memories. Years in the future, he wakes up one morning and is stunned to learn the outcome of the human-Xindi conflict.
Archer takes Degra's ship to try to prevent Earth from being destroyed and gets some unexpected help. Enterprise tries to destroy Sphere 41, but the Sphere Builders know about the plan.
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The year is 2151. Earth has spent the last 88 years since learning how to travel faster than the speed of light studying under the wisdom of their alien ally called the 'Vulcans'. Now, the first crew of human explorers sets out into deep space on a ship called the 'Enterprise' to see what is beyond our solar system.
This was the first "Star Trek" series whose opening credits did not consist of a series of dramatic camera flybys of the ship or space station. Instead, it is a build up of historical (and fictional) events that led to the show's era. See more »
Goofs
The phrase "Temporal Cold War" is used in several episodes, but a "cold war" is a non-shooting standoff, there are no hostile engagements. This is not a cold war since there are hostile engagements. This is a "temporal war." See more »
Quotes
Commander Tucker:
Have you talked to Lorian yet? He's a good kid, maybe you should get to know him.
Subcommander T'Pol:
No, I haven't and he is not a kid, he's over 100 years old.
Commander Tucker:
[laughs]
Only in the expanse could I have a kid three times my age. Who would have thought, you and me, huh? Lorian says we're going to be married in a traditional Vulcan ceremony. It's gonna take me weeks to learn to pronounce the vows. You know where we are going to have our honeymoon? Cargo Bay Three! He says, "I'll fill it up with sand that we dug up ...
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Crazy Credits
The closing credits of Star Trek: Enterprise: Broken Bow (2001) Part 2 (second half of the pilot) use a unique guitar instrumental version of the show's opening theme song, which has not been used in any further episode of the series. See more »
Alternate Versions
Region 1 DVD release of the second season omits the tribute to the crew of the Space Shuttle Columbia originally aired at the start of the episode "Stigma". See more »
Really good series. Shame it was cancelled too soon. Could not wait to watch the next chapter everytime i watched one.