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	Ex Astris Scientia - Xindi Ship Classes
		The shuttle is used to examine the submerged Xindi probe in "Azati Prime".
		But in "Azati Prime" and "Damage" we see Degra's vessel alongside a ship of type 1, and it doesn't seem to be longer than 35m here, unless the Reptilian type 1 has been scaled up too.
		The general impression in the latter episodes is that the Insectoid type 2 is rather shorter than the Reptilian type 1.
	www.ex-astris-scientia.org /schematics/xindi_ships.htm (1707 words)

	Time Travel Enterprise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The question with this episode is why no one from the 31st century, namely Daniels or one if his colleagues, bothered to track down and salvage the vessel earlier, to save its pilot and to avoid the past incursion in the first place.
		We also learn in the episode that the Sphere Builders, knowing that they would be defeated by the Federation in the 26th century, told the Xindi that people from Earth would destroy their homeworld.
		ENT: E2 The basic theme of this episode is the classic predestination paradox, as it has been featured a couple of times before on Star Trek, the most similar parallel being in DS9: "Children of Time".
	www.krillmeed.com /timetravelenterprise.html (2935 words)

	Star Trek: Enterprise - Wizards.pro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The series was not a ratings success and the number of third and fourth season episodes was reduced.
		After running for four seasons, the series was cancelled by UPN on February 2, 2005, with the final episode airing on May 13.
		Star Trek: Enterprise is set several years before the founding of the Federation and follows the adventures of Captain Jonathan Archer and the crew of the Enterprise (NX-01).
	encyclopedia.wizards.pro /index.php/ENT (486 words)

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		Plot description: The Enterprise crew finally reaches the Xindi military colony at Azati Prime, and plans a suicide mission to destroy the doomsday weapon.
		It's an episode where I honestly did not know how it was going to end (it doesn't end, actually, because it's a cliffhanger), and given recent anemic installments like "Hatchery" and "Harbinger," that's saying something.
		Important to the effect of "Azati Prime" is that it carries some conviction.
	www.jammersreviews.com /plaintext/ent-t3/azati.txt (1381 words)

	Xindi - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		They first appeared in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "The Expanse", in which they carried out an unprovoked attack on Earth in April of 2153, killing 7 million people in a narrow strip of land stretching from Florida to Venezuela.
		As was learned in the ENT episode: "Stratagem" from Degra, a colony of Primates resides on Azati Prime, where the weapon was being constructed.
		A typical attack squadron, at least those at Azati Prime, consists of two Reptilian ships and two Insectoid ships.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Xindi (1833 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Sato finds fragments of a personal letter, which mentions "Azati Prime." Tucker investigates their engines, which are tied into the "main deflector." Archer barks at the prisoners in the brig, when the lights flicker -- a "surge in the plasma network" (reports Reed) due to radiation from the "debris field" (adds Mayweather).
		ACT 4: In the brig, Degra claims he knew it was a ruse ever since "Thalen" called: Azati Prime is an "Insectoid deuterium facility," not a place Primates would hide.
		ENT implements a plan to use a "phased deflector pulse" to open the "subspace vortex" so that, like the Xindi, they can travel "half a dozen lightyears in a couple of minutes" (Tucker).
	www.underbase.org /dept/trek/ent314_strategem.txt (1478 words)

	Epistle to Diognetus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Furthermore, a key battle of the Earth-Romulan War was the Battle of Cheron, mentioned in the TNG episode The Defector (TNG episode).
		In the TOS episode " The Naked Time (TOS episode) ", Psi 2000 was in the midst of a planetary break up which caused strange gravity fluctuations that warped space and time and caused the crew of the Enterprise to go mad.
		Tandar Prime Tanika IV Tantalus - a Federation prison colony featured in the TOS episode " Dagger of the Mind (TOS episode) " where the warden, Dr. Tristan Adams, is discovered conducting cruel psychological experiments on the inmates.
	epistle.to.diognetus.en.iwet.info (17987 words)

	ST Universe Episode Review - Enterprise \| Season 3 \| Azati Prime
		This episode has a wonderful atmosphere of doom, sacrifice and finality, but be warned; as great as this episode is, the ending will leave you gasping for the next episode in what appears to be the final arc to the season finale
		But of course, this is only episode 18, and so we know it's not the end of the mission — but that doesn't stop this episode from having the pace, drama and tension of a season finale.
		And while it's true that this isn't the last episode of the season, this episode does mark the beginning of the final phase of the storyline — from this point on there are no standalone episodes or red herrings, just one episode leading seamlessly into the next in one final arc.
	www.stuniverse.com /episode_guide/review.asp?episodeID=711 (1134 words)

	List of Star Trek planets - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gorlan homeworld - Capt. Kirk's equivalent in a parallel universe suppressed an uprising on the Gorlan homeworld in TOS episode "Mirror, Mirror".
		NOTE: It is uncertain that Krios and Krios Prime are the same planets since the planet changes color (from blue to green) between the two TNG episodes and the Klingons are not mentioned in either TNG's "The Mind's Eye" or Enterprise's "Precious Cargo".
		Kurill Prime - Supposed homeworld of the Dominion allied Vorta species in the Gamma Quadrant, but its existence couldn't be verified since Eris, a Vorta operative, and the source of the information, was unreliable; DS9 episode "The Jem'Hadar".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Azati_Prime (11847 words)

	Rob's STAR TREK Episode Guide
		This episode was voted the most popular episode by fans during the push to the Enterprise series finale in 2005.
		This episode was voted the third most popular episode by fans during the push to the Enterprise series finale in 2005.
		En route to Azati Prime, Archer and his crew encounter another roadblock: a trans-dimensional disturbance.
	www.durfee.net /startrek/ENT_3.html (1187 words)

	ENT Episode 95 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Archer launches an investigation into "Terra Prime", a shadowy xenophobic organisation based on Earth's moon which the woman had been a part of.
		But when Tucker and T'Pol visit the moon they are quickly captured by Terra Prime, and witness a daring raid intended to force all aliens to leave the Sol system forever.
		I'm thinking of Terra Prime as being the last gasp of xenophobia, a gathering of the few left who think that way in these more enlightened times.
	www.ditl.org /datepisode.php?ENT95 (1087 words)

	Terra Prime (episode) - Memory Alpha
		Unforunately, Phlox is unable to to save the girl; the leaders of the soon-to-be-incorporated Coalition of Planets later request to attend her funeral.
		This episode originally aired on the same night as the series finale, "These Are the Voyages...
		This is the final episode of Star Trek: Enterprise that is actually set in the 22nd century, as the series' finale, "These Are the Voyages...
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Terra_Prime_(episode) (933 words)

	Psi Phi: Star Trek: Enterprise: What's New?
		UPN has altered this Friday's schedule: Two episodes of "The Mullets" will be repeated from 7-8pm CT/MT (8-9pm ET/PT), and the pilot episode of "Jake 2.0" will be repeated from 8-9pm CT/MT (9-10pm ET/PT).
		Based on the current tentative schedule, the twelfth episode will air on November 26; based on the filming schedule thus far (7 to 8 filming days per episode), the twelfth episode will finish filming at the end of October or perhaps early November.
		Assuming all remaining episodes are repeated only once, the season premiere would air tentatively September 17, but it's possible there will be additional repeat airings which would keep it on September 24.
	enterprise.psiphi.org /frames/episodes/s1 (2545 words)

	Azati Prime (episode) - Memory Alpha
		This episode relies to a large extent on information obtained by Archer in "Stratagem".
		Many of the ships in the battle of Battle of Procyon V are reused from throughout the various series.
		Some of the damage done to Enterprise appears to be reused from previous episodes, including hull damage from "Shockwave, Part II" and "Regeneration", as well as the significantly damaged port hull from "Minefield".
	www.memory-alpha.org /en/index.php/Azati_Prime_(episode) (566 words)

	ENT "Stratagem" spoilers, of course [Archive] - SpaceBattles.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The only thing that really makes the episode lose some credibility was the memory erasing...although, that's commonplace technology later on so there's no real reason they couldn't have it at this time.
		There was good tension, the episode flowed nicely, overall it was solid and advanced the plot.
		And there was an episode of The Outer Limits (the modern remake) where a prisoner was tricked into revealing information that was somewhat similar to this episode.
	kier.3dfrontier.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-61363.html (1103 words)

	Enterprise fan letters to FirstTVDrama.com
		I think that I'll stop watching the episodes, (it's actually painful to see them destroy a wonderful franchise) and keep reading your scathing reviews on the subject.
		Have you seen the next 6 episodes - it is like B5/Crusade redux with venal and racist commander and Trip and a bland by-the-numbers for plots and characters.
		The only character that was developed was the "Doctor", and I felt that the only episode that Jeri Ryan really was sexy was "Equinox Part 2" when she was in that red dress.
	www.firsttvdrama.com /enterprise/letters.php3 (1494 words)

	ENT takes some serious "Damage" (SPOILERS) - Message Board - ezboard.com
		The story, written by co-producer Phyllis Strong, opens in the midst of the space battle that started in "Azati Prime." The attacking Xindi vessels stop short of delivering a final fatal blow to Enterprise, but leave it virtually helpless with extensive damage and several crewmembers dead.
		As mentioned in the previous production report, there was an overlap for two days in the filming of "Azati Prime" and "Damage," since the action is continuous between the episodes.
		The previous segment, "Azati Prime," running on March 3, will serve as something of a cliffhanger while the show goes into repeats for six weeks.
	p079.ezboard.com /fstarbase12frm7.showMessage?topicID=161.topic (1440 words)

	Members of the United Federation of Planets - Titan Fleet Yards
		The Andorians are a blue humanoid race, with mostly white hair, and two knobbed antennae coming from the top of their heads.
		They were glimpsed in ST:TMP, ST:IV, and in several TNG episodes.
		It might very well be that the Antarans from ENT and the star Antares are unrelated.
	www.fleetyard.net /science/federation/members.php (785 words)

	Dead Stop
		After watching this episode, one actually had the satisfying feeling of enjoying some really good sci-fi drama.
		There have been other episodes in which T'Pol would have an emotional scene, most of which had been mediocre and didn't really make any sense.
		Previous episodes had been unclear as to whether her "feelings" were more for Archer or Trip.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/mjc/stent170.htm (492 words)

	DVD Times - Star Trek: Enterprise Season Three
		Enterprise does none of this and is content to jump from episode to episode recycling old plots and pressing that big red reset button whenever necessary.
		I came into the season from a fairly cynical point of view and remained unconvinced for much of the year, however by Azati Prime I was hooked and actually thought that the show deserved to be saved.
		And the final arc of the season from "Azati Prime" to "Zero Hour" was extremely enjoyable and among the best I've seen in Trek.
	www.dvdtimes.co.uk /content.php?contentid=58827 (2927 words)

	Enterprise review: Azati Prime
		As more proof that B&B don't know what they're doing or where they're going with this story-arc, this episode's story was co-created by Manny Coto, who just only joined the show halfway through the season, after the ''story-arc'' had already been in play for ten episodes.
		But don't you ever forget that the last time Enterprise sustained ANY battle damage that went beyond one episode, it was all magically repaired in the next episode.
		But an episode after that is called ''E2'' and brings in what sounds like an identical Enterprise.
	www.firsttvdrama.com /enterprise/e70.php3 (1174 words)

	Romulan Trilogy: Favorite "First Time" Thing - TrekUnited Forum
		An Aenar technically appears for the first time in the episode "Babel One", but is actually shown in the episode "United".
		In the original series, there was an episode called "Journey to Babel", where Captain Kirk had the same kind of mission.
		I love these episodes they were great, given the options I vote for Andoria, winter is my favourite season and I love andorians so it was great.
	www.trekunited.com /community/index.php?showtopic=10711 (1679 words)

	IGN Boards - What Grade do you give Enterprise 3/3/04 "Azati Prime"? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		I've been pretty critical of the show all season, but this episode really took the show to another level, added depth to the Xindi, gave the ensemble crew time to shine (except for Phlox.
		I didn't enjoy the episode at first, since I thought it would be yet another Archer-almost-dies-and-then-doesn't plot, but I was wrong.
		Azati was the name of one of the borg children that Voyager saved.
	boards.ign.com /Star_Trek/b5071/54092553/p2 (960 words)

	Sandcastle V.I. - Star Trek: Enterprise / Top 10
		Below are screen shots of the "Top 10" Star Trek: Enterprise episodes based on fan ratings posted to Joe Reiss's S.O.S. Ratings web site.
		The thumbnail images are used here as a tribute to Star Trek, and their use is not intended to abridge Paramount Pictures' copyright in any way.
		Visit the official Star Trek web site for a complete episode media library.
	www.sandcastlevi.com /scifi/startrek/ent-pics.htm (107 words)

	Star Trek Timeline - 21st Century (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Using 22nd-century technology, Archer and T'Pol scour the city and locate an abandoned factory where the Xindi are developing a biological weapon with the help of a local medical worker.
		According to the animated episodes, the series of four wars between Earth and the Kzinti, a race of felinoid warriors, finally ends around this time with the Kzinti being ultimately defeated.
		During this year, a great Xindi poet declares that a race without a planet is lost, which is presumably the beginning of the effort for the Xindi to begin to work towards rebuilding their society on new worlds.
	members.cox.net /stenterprise/enttm4.htm (4878 words)

	GEOS - Star Trek: Enterprise Episode Guide - Season Three - Azati Prime
		GEOS - Star Trek: Enterprise Episode Guide - Season Three - Azati Prime
		GEOS » All series » Star Trek: Enterprise »; Season Three » Azati Prime
		Enterprise finally arrives at the site of the Xindi weapon that is meant to destroy Earth, but Archer's mission is thrown into doubt when Crewman Daniels makes a visit.
	www.geos.tv /index.php/episode/ent/070 (112 words)

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