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Captain Archer and temporal agent Daniels have been stranded in the 31st century. In a library they investigate the damage to the time line and try to find way a to get Archer back in his own century. Meanwhile Silik the Suliban leader is trying his utmost to find the whereabouts of Archer and he is willing to go far for the answer. But the crew of Enterprise has plans of their own. Trip finds a way to use the com system and is able to speak with Reed. Together they try to contact other crew members and make plans to purge Enterprise of the Sulibans.
Written by
Arnoud Tiele (imdb@tiele.nl)
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Trek semi-regulars Foundation Imaging (a company which had been working in special effects since its involvement in the first season of sci-fi series
Babylon 5 (1993)) was dropped on the debut of Enterprise's second season. Instead, Eden FX took over all the effects work to become the new leading effects house for the TV series.
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Goofs
When Hoshi gets the hypo-sprays from the doctor she speaks rather loudly. Her voice would be carried by the air ducts efficiently, possibly all over the deck. Add to that the Suliban's enhanced hearing and the possibility of her being discovered is quite high.
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Quotes
Captain Archer:
You try shapeshifting on me or pulling one of your chameleon routines, and I promise you, Silik, I'll blow your head off!
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Where My Heart Will Take Me
Written by
Diane Warren
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Russell Watson See more »
At the end of part one, the Suliban have captured the Enterprise and Archer was spirited off 1000 years in the future--where he and Agent Daniels find a dead Earth! With the pair unable to do anything on the dead planet to return to the past, they'll have to study the books they find to learn about the future and how it was changed. Additionally, they'll have to use what technology they can fabricate to try to get back to the past and stop the Suliband.
This is a rather exciting episode, though I actually thought part one was a bit more exciting. Regardless, the story is quite good and it made for a good season ending/beginning series. It also further solidified the notion that some of the Vulcans (especially the ambassador) are jerks. Well worth seeing.