Divergence

Episode aired Feb 25, 2005
TV-PG
43m

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7.9/10

1.6K

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Connor Trinneer in Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)

Action Adventure Drama Sci-Fi

While Enterprise tries to bring Trip on board to reverse the malicious Klingon modifications, Phlox and Antaak find a cure for the virus that will not please General K'Vagh.While Enterprise tries to bring Trip on board to reverse the malicious Klingon modifications, Phlox and Antaak find a cure for the virus that will not please General K'Vagh.While Enterprise tries to bring Trip on board to reverse the malicious Klingon modifications, Phlox and Antaak find a cure for the virus that will not please General K'Vagh.

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IMDb RATING

7.9/10

1.6K

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Trivia
We learn that the name of Harris' organization Section 31, although never officially revealed in this or the previous episode, is derived from Article 14, Section 31 of the original Starfleet Charter, which makes allowances for "bending the rules during times of extraordinary threat". It is the only direct reference - and, thus, confirmation - in this two-parter of Section 31, a secretive organization first introduced in Inquisition (1998).

Goofs
At the beginning of this episode, as Trip is just about to transfer from the Columbia to the Enterprise, he is in an EV suit with the Enterprises logo prominently on the front. In the previous episode, Captain Hernandez told him to have the patch on his duty uniform changed. So either the Columbia is borrowing EV suits from Captain Archer, or the prop department goofed.

Quotes
Dr. Phlox: Why did you think you'd succeed in perfecting Augments when Dr. Soong failed?
General K'Vagh: Soong's mistake was that he made too few of them.
Dr. Phlox: Earth once had thousands. They became tyrannical and started a war.
General K'Vagh: Klingons have discipline.
Dr. Phlox: Augments don't.

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Where My Heart Will Take Me
Written by Diane Warren
Performed by Russell Watson
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9/10

An exciting conclusion to the Phlox Philes.

When the show begins, Malcolm and Trip work together to transfer Trip in the most insane fashion back to Enterprise. Why? Because the ship has become like the bus on "Speed"---where it will blow up if it drops to under warp 5! Oh, those kooky augments and their attempt to blow up the ship!

In the meantime, Dr. Phlox is dealing with some unreasonable Klingons (are there any other kind?) and it is a race with time-- otherwise the Klingon home world will blow up the planet and everyone on it in order to contain the virus. Phlox MIGHT have an answer-- but one that won't make the grouchy General happy!

The best aspect of all this is that it helps to explain the way too human looking Klingons in the original "Star Trek" series--and for that reason alone, this is a must-see for fans. Well made, fun and worth seeing.