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	These Are the Voyages... (ENT episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In this episode, Captain Archer and the Enterprise return to Earth to sign the documents that will establish the United Federation of Planets, at the same time the Enterprise is due to be decommissioned.
		This episode contains a large number of references to past Enterprise episodes, ranging from obvious to subtle.
		The episode does not explain why no one such as the MACOs came to the rescue during the incident, however in the context of the episode, Riker (and, by extension, the viewers) were only able to see what was happening to Trip.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/These_Are_the_Voyages..._(ENT)

	In a Mirror, Darkly (ENT episode) - Encyclopedia
		It was during filming of this episode that the cast and crew were notified of the cancellation of Enterprise.
		In a Mirror, Darkly is a two-part episode of Star Trek: Enterprise.
		The episode closes on that note, with the final fate of all main characters unknown (many have been threatened with death, and Archer poisoned via champagne, but since their deaths have not been explicitly depicted, it is not known for certain whether they are actually dead, with the exception of Forrest, Soval, and Admiral Gardner).
	encyclopedia.maksiu.info /wiki/In_a_Mirror,_Darkly_(ENT_episode)

	STARTREK.COM : Article
		For the third-to-last episode of Star Trek: Enterprise, Peter Weller plays the heavy in a two-part story showing that humanity's final obstacle to the future is humanity itself.
		(The final night of Enterprise will feature two separate episodes.) Please check the Episode Detail for updates.
		Shooting at the Paramount Theater stretched into Tuesday, for both this episode, #96, and Day 1 of "Terra Prime." In addition, the teaser of "Demons," taking place in a "Secret Facility" set on Stage 9, was shot on Tuesday before production of #97 commenced.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/news/article/9583.html

	Favorite ENT Season 4 episode poll
		This is the fourth poll for "Star Trek: Enterprise" (ENT).
		You assign a grade of 1 to 10 for each episode.
		When I conclude the poll (probably in a month or two), I'll average the grades and post the results in descending order.
	www.mailarchive.ca /lists/rec.arts.startrek.misc/2005-05/0030.html

	Star Trek News
		We had one episode at the beginning, 'Flight or Fancy', where we were standing there looking at this ship that was basically dead in the water.
		As already reported on TrekWeb yesterday, the overnight ratings for the latest ENT episode, "Sleeping Dogs", indicates the series can expect a marginal increase in ratings and viewers when the final ratings are released next week.
		Zap2It has posted an interview with ENT star Connor Trinneer in which he talks about the upcoming Ferengi episode, "Acquistion", when he apparently spends most of the episode "running around in my underwear", as well as the latest Star Trek series as a whole and lead-actor Scott Bakula.
	treklopedia.dyndns.org /HTML/TrekNews/News_2k202.htm

	ST Reporter: Star Trek News Updated Daily
		Commercial space flight investors sight Enterprise as inspiration for their ventures as they add their support to the fan campaign to raise money a 5th season.
		Official site post production report for the first episode in the earth bound two parter.
		Archer and Shran travel to Andor to seek out the reclusive Aenar, the sister-race of the Andorians who appear to be somehow involved in the Romulan plot.
	www.streporter.com

	SpaceBattles.com - Ent 312 "Chosen Realm"
		Well Enterprise's first episode back after the break was ok but nothing particularly special except for three four points.
		Good episode, I think it was upto the quality of season three over all, as in it wasn't boring and was definatly better for the most part than any season 1 or 2 episode.
		About the episode at large; I can only sit here, seeth about Beavis and Butthead, and try to imagine just how more complex, intelligent, and compelling a moral discourse the episode would have included if JMS had written and directed it.
	kier.3dfrontier.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-60492.html

	Star Trek Enterprise Demons - Biggest stars resource on the Internet
		conclusion to last week's episode "Demons," the series finale of "Star Trek: Enterprise." This is the end...
		JUNE 19 - Guy reviews Star Trek Enterprise Season 4 episodes Bound and Demons.
		Star Trek: Enterprise Episode 98, These Are the Voyages...
	stars.se-punch.com /index.php?k=star-trek-enterprise-demons

	Veronica Televisie Nieuws - Star Trek: Enterprise
		Heb trouwens star wars episode ook gezien in de bios en het was een toffe film...
		Star Trek vond ik eerst vet nerderig maar nu vind ik het helemaal te gek, vooral enterprise omdat het niet te ver in de toekomst is en ze kunne lkkr aliens afknallen.
		deadlikeme, deel 1 en 2 zijn niet zo goed als episode 4 5 en 6.
	www.sbsonline.nl /modules.php?name=morespecial&site=televisienieuws&sid=9

	Return of Pink Five: Um, yeah - what happened was...
		The episode is scheduled to air sometime in late April, more details as they become available.
		Gonna cast about and see if you guys are in any of the shots we got - I'm workin at Eden right now and we handle Enterprise (though I've only touched one Ent shot - rest of my time has been on straight-to-dvd horror films).
		As for the experience of the shoot itself, there are a lot of good stories there and perhaps I will tell them some other time.
	rop5.blogspot.com /2005/02/um-yeah-what-happened-was.html

	SpaceBattles.com - Enterprise - Demons
		We have almost the exact same shot for both episodes (the ENT one is zoomed out a tiny bit more).
		Also, this episode seems to have ended the debate about artificial gravity (which was debated a bit a few days ago).
		Yeah, he's sorty of creepy, he also played Robotcop.:D It was a great episode, I'm really eager to see the next episode.
	kier.3dfrontier.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-82591.html

	tvsched.txt
		Your local station may pre-empt or delay episodes due to their own priorities.
		Local Enterprise Scheduling: ---------------------------------- crew Ch.24 WTUB Ch.20 WDCA ---------------------------------- ENT Fri 2000 Fri 2000 ENT(R) Sun 1900 Sat 2000 Tel.
		Check with your programming department for possible time changes.
	icarus.stsci.edu /~heyer/tvsched.txt

	STARTREK.COM : Episode
		Home :: Series & Movies :: Star Trek: Enterprise :: Episodes :: Demons
		A xenophobic faction of humanity threatens to undermine talks to form a new coalition of planets.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/ENT/episode/9584.html

	The Great Link : Enterprise unleashes 'Demons'; Production report for 'In a Mirror, Darkly'
		Contains all 22 episodes from Season 4 of the WB show, as Lois Lane arrives on the show and Clark learns more about his destiny.
		Contains all 22 episodes from Season 2 of the hit TV show, starring Holly Marie Combs, Shannen Doherty and Alyssa Milano.
		Features all episodes from Season 4 of the Spy-Fi show, starring Jennifer Garner.
	www.greatlink.org /shownewsitem.asp?item=4224

	TrekWeb.com - ENTERPRISE Mission Logs - Episode Details
		Jonathan Frakes will be digitally inserted in a TOS episode
		Jul 11, 2004 - Con Report: Brent Spiner Will Guest in Three Episodes of ENT S4; Plus Braga Not Stepping Back
		Jan 22, 2003 - Mayweather's "Horizon" Homecoming Interrupted by Alien Threat in Twentieth Episode (SPOILERS)
	www.trekweb.com /logs.php?action=details&episode_id=88

	These Are the Voyages... (ENT episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The two-part story " Demons " and" Terra Prime " that preceded it was the actual finale of the Enterprise storyline according to Coto, and series producer Mike Sussman.
		In this episode, Captain Archer and the Enterprise return to Earth to sign the documents that will establish the United Federation of Planets, at the same time the Enterprise is due to be decommissioned.
		This episode contains a large number of references to past Enterprise episodes, ranging from obvious to subtle.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/These_Are_the_Voyages..._(ENT)

	TV, Fernsehen, Rundfunk, Film
		Re: 4th Season Enterprise - Demons 1 - 5 star poll - SPOILERS AHOY !
		Re: Veering off into known space (was Re: 4th Season Enterprise -
		Re: 4th Season Enterprise - In a Mirror Darkly 2 - 5 star poll - SPOILERS AHOY !
	www.internetraum.de /ina964e/sitemap050531065653.shtml

	[ENT] Jammer's Review: "Terra Prime"
		To me, this notion is at the core of " Demons" and "Terra Prime." Archer, Starfleet, and the government powers-that-be want the conference to go forward.
		In an effort to approach Paxton's ship on Mars without being detected, the Enterprise hides behind a comet and deploys a shuttlepod with an armed boarding party to follow the comet as it crashes to the surface.
		Why, then, would the window explode?) Then there's the business regarding the Terra Prime agent aboard the Enterprise, which exists only to tidy up loose ends of the plot.
	www.st-hypertext.com /ent-4/terraprime.html

	Articles - Demons (Enterprise episode)
		"Demons" is the title of a Star Trek: Enterprise television episode from season four.
		This episode should not be confused with the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Demon".
	www.crunner.com /articles/Demons_%28ENT_episode%29 (54 words)

	Television Without Pity » Enterprise
		Demons - If you missed this episode, you missed the BEST of Enterprise that ever was.
		In a Mirror, Darkly: Part I - Enterprise got cancelled, and then they decided it was time to write good TV.
		And there was much celebrating throughout the land.
	www.televisionwithoutpity.com /show.cgi?show=71 (402 words)

	SpaceBattles.com - Enterprise - Demons
		While we're on that, her involvement with Terra Prime, her relations with Travis, her occupation as newscaster, her very demenour and personality and indeed her very presence in the episode itself almost seems forced upon us.
		When they tried making episodes to try to show what lead up to the Federation, they did something like 5 episodes out of 72 and those episodes were only mildly interesting and only in the information it self, not story wise.
		The second episode of the two parter had 9 million.
	kier.3dfrontier.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-82591.html (402 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Article
		The usual standing ship sets were also put into use, including the Bridge, Ready Room, Mess Hall, Launchbay, Engineering, Brig, Sickbay, Corridors, Crew Quarters, etc. Paramount's Wood Mill was used again, as in "Demons," for a San Francisco Alleyway scene between Reed and Section 31's Harris.
		The episode title, "Terra Prime," refers to the human isolationist movement which Weller's character, John Frederick Paxton, leads from his lunar mining colony.
		Principal photography on "Terra Prime" began halfway into the day on Tuesday, February 15, and went halfway into the day last Friday, Feb. 25 (the day of the "Save Enterprise" rally outside Paramount's main gate), for a total of seven days.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/news/article/9764.html (402 words)

	"Terra Prime" - TrekFansUnited Forum
		Watching the setup created by “Demons” was painful, but “Terra Prime” is an effort that involves all members of the somewhat aloof “Enterprise” cast and the episode had a surprisingly emotional conclusion.
		Manny Coto advised fans to see the episodes “Demons” and “Terra Prime” as the “quasi finale” of “Star Trek: Enterprise” and to see “These Are The Voyages...” as the finale of the franchise.
		I found Robo Cop's acting to be wooden and understated to the point where his bland, droning voice made me want to strap a live photon torpedo to my back and give him an atomic snuggle.
	www.trekfansunited.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=5142 (3374 words)

	TrekWeb.com - Penultimate Episode is "Terra Prime" - First Plot Details as Planetary Alliance Threatened (SPOILERS)
		Human xenophobia in the wake of the Xindi attack will be the greatest obstacle to the formation of a planetary alliance in "Terra Prime." The penultimate episode of STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE, and of the entire modern STAR TREK franchise on television to date, will continue a story begun in "Demons."
		"Terra Prime" will be episode 21 of ENTERPRISE and will air May 6th.
		According to TrekWeb sources, the episode will feature demonstrations outside Earth's Andorian embassy, angry Humans joining in an anti-alien movement first glimped in "Demons" ( story).
	trekweb.com /articles/2005/02/09/420ad125b98db.shtml (3374 words)

	TrekToday - Troubled Earth Faces 'Terra Prime'
		Though the action moves from Earth to Mars, it's Starfleet Command that's facing extermination in "Terra Prime", the next-to-last episode of Enterprise 's fourth season.
		The Vulcan-human baby discussed in "Demons" appears in "Terra Prime", played by six-month-old twins who were not required to wear actual Vulcan ears; computer graphics supply the actual points.
		Many of the same sets were used as in "Demons", including the Paramount Theater lobby that stood in for an entrance hall at Starfleet Command.
	www.trektoday.com /news/020305_01.shtml (3374 words)

	The Trek Nation - Terra Prime
		Analysis: While "Terra Prime" doesn't resolve all the issues brought up in "Demons" and has some obvious plot holes, it still feels like a real Star Trek episode, despite its bleak ending.
		Back on Enterprise, she and Tucker name the child Elizabeth after his sister, but Phlox discovers that there was a flaw in her DNA and cannot stabilize her.
		Wisely, the Mayweather and Brooks romance gets very little screen time - it got too much in "Demons" - and there are a few moments of lightness, notably involving Reed and an airsickness bag.
	www.treknation.com /reviews/enterprise/terra_prime.shtml (3374 words)

	Encyclopedia: John Frederick Paxton
		Demons is the title of a Star Trek: Enterprise television episode from season four.
		John Frederick Paxton is a fictional character in the science fiction television series Star Trek: Enterprise set in the Star Trek universe leading Terra Prime, played by Peter Weller.
		Paxton was a great admirer of Colonel Green, a genocidal war leader from late 21st-century Earth.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/John-Frederick-Paxton (3374 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Article
		Principal photography on "Terra Prime" began halfway into the day on Tuesday, February 15, and went halfway into the day last Friday, Feb. 25 (the day of the "Save Enterprise" rally outside Paramount's main gate), for a total of seven days.
		The episode title, "Terra Prime," refers to the human isolationist movement which Weller's character, John Frederick Paxton, leads from his lunar mining colony.
		Picking up where " Demons " left off ( related production report), Paxton has moved his Orpheus mining complex — which, it turns out, is detachable and has warp drive — from the Moon to Mars, where he has tied his reactor into the "verteron array" there.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/news/ENT/article/9764.html (3374 words)

	TrekWeb.com - "Terra Prime" Production Report Goes to the Moon and Beyond - SPOILERS
		For "Terra Prime," the second in a two-parter (with "Demons"), a human named 'Paxton' threatens to obliterate Starfleet headquarters using a Mars-based weapon repurposed from terraforming efforts on the Red Planet.
		Helmed by director of photography Marvin Rush, "Terra Prime" is slated to air Friday, May 13th at 8 PM just ahead of the currently untitled series finale of ENTERPRISE.
		Continuing his guest role is Peter Weller in the Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens and Manny Coto penned episode, from a story by the Reeves-Stevenses and Andre Bormanis.
	trekweb.com /articles/2005/03/01/42253f88e3140.shtml (3374 words)

	Star Trek: Enterprise Episode Guide - SECTION31.COM
		Fittingly for one of Enterprise's last episodes, "Demons" manages to create an Archer-Trip-T'Pol centric story while still granting actual presence to the often-underused Hoshi, Mayweather and Reed.
		I also found it ironic but subtle enough that Paxton's Terra Prime was a racially diverse organization; for the same reasons they used to justify their anti-alien activities, white supremacists would once have discriminated harshly against the African-American members of his crew.
		The evidence used to determine the murdered Terra Prime agent had been in zero- or low-gravity for an extended time was truly ingenious; for once, an investigation is built upon actual substance rather than fancy technology and facts detailed only offscreen.
	buffyangel.section31.com /epmovies/ent/reviews/4x20.html (3374 words)

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