Storm Front, Part II 

After Silik attacks Trip, Vosk wants to make a deal with Archer: supplies of the ship for the completion of his time machine in return for a trip to the 22nd Century.

Director:

David Straiton

Writers:

Gene Roddenberry (based upon "Star Trek" created by), Rick Berman (created by)

Stars:

Scott Bakula, John Billingsley, Jolene Blalock

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Scott Bakula	...	Captain Jonathan Archer
John Billingsley	...	Dr. Phlox
Jolene Blalock	...	Sub-Commander T'Pol
Dominic Keating	...	Lieutenant Malcolm Reed
Anthony Montgomery	...	Ensign Travis Mayweather
Linda Park	...	Ensign Hoshi Sato
Connor Trinneer	...	Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III
Golden Brooks	...	Alicia Travers
Jack Gwaltney	...	Vosk
John Fleck	...	Silik
Matt Winston	...	Temporal Agent Daniels
Christopher Neame	...	German General
Steve Schirripa	...	Carmine (as Steven R. Schirripa)
Mark Elliott Silverberg	...	Kraul
David Pease	...	Technician

Storyline

The crew of Enterprise is still trying to find out why they were brought back by Daniels to the 20th Century. Back on Earth Silik has entered the complex of Vosk, where he attacks Trip. Meanwhile Vosk finds out Trip and Mayweather are not temporal agents. He contacts Archer for a meeting to return them and make an offer for a deal. He wants supplies from Enterprise to complete his time machine and in return send Enterprise back to its own century. Archer tells he'll consider the offer. Back on Enterprise he soon notices Trip is not who he appears to be.

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Plot Keywords:

alien time traveller | villain | male shape shifter | damaged spacecraft | extraterrestrial | 

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Drama | Sci-Fi

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Certificate:

TV-PG

Details

Official Sites:

Official Site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

15 October 2004 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Griffith Park - 4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Paramount Network Television, Paramount Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

43 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Trivia

The actor who performed Silik, John Fleck, appears here without his usual Suliban make-up. In fact, this is his only appearance throughout all his Star Trek appearances where he has not worn any facial prosthetics.

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Goofs

When Carmine confronts Alicia about the communicator he found in her jacket, he says it looked like the thing Archer took off 'those Martians'. In fact, the two props look very different and a mind raised in the early 20th century would not have made that connection.

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Quotes

[Archer is seeking the help of Carmine's gang]
Carmine: Sal went along with you, and look what it got him. If I'm gonna lose any more people, there'd better be a good reason.
Alicia Travers: Look, you know what, Carmine? I'm gonna make this real easy for you. I'm gonna help him. All you have to do is decide whether or not you're gonna help me.

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Connections

References Triumph of the Will (1935)

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Soundtracks

Fight to the Death
Written by Dennis McCarthy and Kevin Kiner
Performed by Dennis McCarthy and Kevin Kiner

User Reviews

The second part of this WWII era episode is even weirder, as Archer and Silik become allies!!

Of all the episodes of "Star Trek: Enterprise", this two-parter is the strangest. I am not sure if it's because the show jumped the shark or they were being really clever. All I know is that it is strange and I could see how fans might be a bit put off by this.

Part one brought the Enterprise to WWII-era Earth. The Nazis, inexplicably, are being helped by aliens!! Because of this, they are kicking American butt! So why would these ugly-faced galactic dudes be on Earth and why would they help the Nazis?! If that isn't strange enough, you'll see Archer team up with mobsters to help defeat them...as well as Silik!!! If you remember, Silik is the time traveler who battles the good time cops! To see how all this works together and actually makes sense, see the show. It's well done but perhaps too goofy for my taste.