Daedalus

Episode aired Jan 14, 2005
TV-PG
43m

IMDb RATING

6.2/10

1.7K

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Bill Cobbs in Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)

Space Sci-Fi Action Adventure Drama Sci-Fi

Dr. Emory Erickson comes aboard to supposedly conduct tests for subquantum transportation. However, he seems to have a different agenda.Dr. Emory Erickson comes aboard to supposedly conduct tests for subquantum transportation. However, he seems to have a different agenda.Dr. Emory Erickson comes aboard to supposedly conduct tests for subquantum transportation. However, he seems to have a different agenda.

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IMDb RATING

6.2/10

1.7K

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Trivia
The title refers to a Greek artisan who angered the Gods and escaped with his son using wings made of feathers and wax. His son, Icarus, flew toward the sun, his wings melted and he fell from the sky and was killed.

Goofs
Archer is talking to Emory, and recites a quote that his father told him before entering flight school. However, in Cold Station 12 (2004) or The Augments (2004), Archer tells Phlox that his father died when he was age 12.

Quotes
Commander T'Pol: Kir'Shara is having an enormous impact.
Dr. Phlox: It's clearly had an impact on you. You, er... seem more certain of yourself.
Commander T'Pol: I've never felt less certain.
Dr. Phlox: Erm... You're reexamining your core beliefs. Something most people never do.

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Where My Heart Will Take Me
Written by Diane Warren
Performed by Russell Watson
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6/10

Awfully melancholy....and only about average at best.

In this episode of "Star Trek: Enterprise", familiar character actor Bill Cobbs stars as Dr. Erickson. Erickson is aboard to the ship for a stated reason...but really is there to try to correct a transporter accident many years ago. It seems that in these early days of transporters, accidents were common and Erickson's son was lost during this time. His plan is to try to get his son back...but is it possible if he's been lost all that time? As for Trip, he's worried about Erickson's experiments and the Captain is all for letting the old guy give it a go.

This is an amazingly bland and adequate episode. While there was nothing particularly bad about it, there wasn't a lot right--other than getting a chance to see a guy whose face is a bit scrambled due to the transporter! Fair to middling at best.