Shuttlepod One

Episode aired Feb 13, 2002
TV-PGTV-PG
45m

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7.3/10

1.6K

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Dominic Keating in Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)

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While returning to Enterprise in Shuttlepod One, Trip and Reed see apparent evidence that the ship has been destroyed. With only days of oxygen left, they must find a way to survive long eno... Read allWhile returning to Enterprise in Shuttlepod One, Trip and Reed see apparent evidence that the ship has been destroyed. With only days of oxygen left, they must find a way to survive long enough for rescue.While returning to Enterprise in Shuttlepod One, Trip and Reed see apparent evidence that the ship has been destroyed. With only days of oxygen left, they must find a way to survive long enough for rescue.

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7.3/10

1.6K

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Director
- David Livingston
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- Gene Roddenberry(based upon "Star Trek" created by)
- Rick Berman
- Brannon Braga(showrunner)
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Dominic Keating and Connor Trinneer in Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)

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This episode came about when the production started to run low on budget. In order to cut costs, they were forced to do an episode that would be almost completely situated in one location and focused on the interaction between two characters. However, these limitations worked to a lot of creative advantage, and 'Shuttlepod One' became one of the most popular episodes among cast and crew.

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Trip states that if he remembers his Academy biology course correctly, hair and nails continue to grow long after death. Clearly he doesn't remember correctly, as this old wives tale has long been disproved. Nails and hair appear longer after death because tissues contract, not because growth continues.

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[the shuttlepod's navigation is down]
Commander Tucker: You come from a long line of navy men and you got a real good memory. Look hard at those stars, find something that looks familiar, and tell me which way to go!
Lt. Reed: Sir...
Commander Tucker: That's an order!
Lt. Reed: I don't suppose you have a sextant handy?
Commander Tucker: ...I left it with my slide rule.

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Where My Heart Will Take Me
Written by Diane Warren
Performed by Russell Watson
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4/10

Boring and Forgettable

While returning in Shuttlepod One, Lieutenant Malcolm Reed and Commander Tucker believe that the Enterprise has been destroyed. Without communication and with limited quantity of oxygen, they have no expectation of being rescued in deep space. To make things worse, micro-singularities hit the shuttlepod, damaging it hull and one tank of oxygen, reducing their autonomy to less than three days.

"Shuttlepod" is a boring and forgettable episode and certainly the worst episode of the First Season up to now. It is only funny to see that Malcolm has a crush on the gorgeous T'Pol. My vote is four.

Title (Brazil): "Nave Auxiliar" ("Auxiliary Vessel")

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