The Aenar

Episode aired Feb 11, 2005
TV-PG
43m

IMDb RATING

8.2/10

1.7K

YOUR RATING

Alexandra Lydon in Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)

Action Adventure Drama Sci-Fi

Enterprise finds out the marauder was piloted telepathically by an Aenar, a subspecies from Andoria.Enterprise finds out the marauder was piloted telepathically by an Aenar, a subspecies from Andoria.Enterprise finds out the marauder was piloted telepathically by an Aenar, a subspecies from Andoria.

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IMDb RATING

8.2/10

1.7K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The name of the Andorian homeworld had been inconsistent throughout Star Trek history, being referred to as either Andor or Andoria. This episode finally settled the matter by revealing that the Andorians live on a moon that orbits a ringed gas giant, with the gas giant being called Andor, and the moon called Andoria.

Goofs
The Aenar are blind and would have no use for light, even under ground, yet they have plenty of lamps in their dwellings.

These may be heating units that happen to emit light and appear as lamps to the viewer's alien eyes.

Quotes
Commander Shran: The Vulcans say that the desert teaches men the meaning of endurance. But it's the ice that forges real strength.

Soundtracks
Where My Heart Will Take Me
Written by Diane Warren
Performed by Russell Watson
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Featured review

10/10

The Romulans Are Enterprising

This is an excellent concluding episode to this Romulan trilogy. All through the Star Trek epic, the Romulans seem to be the most humorless, the most intractable of all species. With the exception of the Borg, which is a mass entity, these guys take no prisoners and listen to no one. They are rooted in Vulcan ancestry and have tremendous technology and the power of evil. In this final episode they are using a subspecies of Andorean who has telepathic powers. They've hooked him up to a machine and he controls drones that can take on the appearance of other ships. Archer and Shran go to Adorea and visit a pacifistic people that live in the northern ice. It is a fascinating world. It turns out that the controller is the brother of one of the aliens and she decides to accompany the pair to the Enterprise. The conclusion is excellent and takes us to other levels of science fiction. And, of course, we will be hearing more from the Romulans.