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	Time Travel Enterprise
		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)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		SERIES: "Enterprise" EPISODE: "Fortunate Son" PROD#: ENT010 EP#: 110 RATING: PG AIRDATE: wed-21-nov-2001-20:00 EPDATE: (not stated) OFFICIAL: startrek.com/library/enterprise/episodes_ent_detail_010.asp FROM: Phillip Thorne, thorne@underbase.org POST-TO: rec.arts.startrek.tech, rec.arts.sf.tv REVIEW#: 2.0 This technical overview format is intended to be easy-to-read, unambiguous, and precise, and a foundation for further freeform discussion.
		He claims Ent's chef is the best in Starfleet, and that Archer had to call in a lot of favors to get him.
		Ent is capable of realtime subspace communication with (probably) Earth, but reception is improved with a "subspace amplifier" (presumably an uncrewed predecessor to the relay station seen in TNG:"Aquiel").
	www.underbase.org /dept/trek/ent110_fortunate_son.txt (1941 words)

	regeneration - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about regeneration
		In animals, regeneration of major structures is limited to lower organisms; certain lizards can regrow their tails if these are lost, and new flatworms can grow from a tiny fragment of an old one.
		In mammals, regeneration is limited to the repair of tissue in wound healing and the regrowth of peripheral nerves following damage.
		It was the sign of the regeneration of the human race.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /regeneration (287 words)

	Star Trek: Enterprise \| Encyclopedia of Speculative Fiction \| Wizards.pro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		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 (475 words)

	Monkee reviews Enterprise: Season Two
		The good episodes outnumber the bad, and some of them were VERY good, right up there with the best of all the other series.
		I'd rather not see her spend another episode on the brink of sobbing, as she was in 'The Seventh.' Nothing should be that traumatic to a Vulcan – any Vulcan.
		Sato: Unfortunately, Hoshi's big episode for the season was the pointless 'Vanishing Point.' Not only was the episode just plain silly, it also took the character backwards, to the screaming-like-a-twelve-year-old Ensign we saw in the beginning of the series.
	members.tripod.com /~jetcmonkee/Entseasontwo.htm (2636 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Spellings of technobabble and alien nouns are obtained from TV closed-captioning ("CC") -- which is imperfect: it may not match spoken dialogue, or the website, or be consistent within or between eps.
		The _Seleya_ is named after an important mountain on Vulcan, where Spock's /fal-tor-pan/ was performed at the end of ST3; it's the first Vulcan ship in ENT with a recognizable namesake.
		EPISODE SYNOPSIS TEASER: Archer carries an agitated T'Pol into Sickbay, and with Phlox's help straps her to the scanner-bed.
	www.underbase.org /dept/trek/ent305_impulse.txt (2329 words)

	Ex Astris Scientia - Enterprise Continuity Problems
		But in ENT: "Fusion" and ultimately in "Stigma" mind melds were suddenly shown as indecent and additionally as something that only a small fraction of the Vulcan population could do at all.
		This is confirmed in the ENT episode "Regeneration".
		The word "Borg" was not mentioned in the ENT episode, but that was obviously nothing more but a pathetic attempt to pacify the fans just as in the case of the Ferengi in "Acquisition".
	www.ex-astris-scientia.org /inconsistencies/enterprise_continuity.htm (4789 words)

	Salon Arts & Entertainment \| Iron without irony
		Fortunately, Steven was powerful enough to get a 44-episode commitment (the ratings weren't good enough for them to do two seasons otherwise), and one of the last episodes that came through was "Family Dog." It was a tremendous opportunity.
		Like the Halloween episode where Bart can control everything happening in Springfield and he makes Krusty work nonstop, without sleep -- and Krusty says, "All thanks to one little boy WHO WON'T LET ME STOP!" Sideshow Bob is another one; I can't analyze it any more than to say these two characters are hilarious.
		And I think that's why the film works as well as it does, however well that is. If we had an idea, we could put it into play -- we didn't have to go up the salmon run of vice presidents.
	archive.salon.com /ent/col/srag/1999/08/05/bird/index1.html (1534 words)

	Variety.com - Anschutz in Dome mode (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		With costs for its upkeep spiraling, the government is giving the Dome and surrounding site to AEG and its development partner Meridian Delta in return for a share of the profits for 20 years, which it claims could add up to $1 billion.
		The commercial contracts for the development were signed June 2004 between the government's regeneration agency English Partnerships, the London borough of Greenwich (in which the Dome is located), AEG and Meridian Delta.
		The complex, part of a $3.7 billion regeneration of the area, is due to open in April 2007, according to AEG prexy-chief exec Tim Leiweke, when responsibility for the Dome will pass from English Partnerships to AEG and Meridian Delta.
	www.variety.com /article/VR1117923471?categoryid=16 (513 words)

	eMedicine - Complications of Rhinoplasty : Article by S Valentine Fernandes, BSc(Hons), MB, BS, MCPS, FRCSEd, FRACS, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		A small number of patients need the surgeon to repeatedly express that the nasal blockage will disappear, the smell and taste sensation will return, the teeth anesthesia will subside, and the tip projection and swelling will decrease in time.
		Transient episodes of anxiety or depression are not uncommon and may last up to 6 weeks after the operation.
		Parasympathetic and sympathetic cross excitation as a result of misdirected regeneration of nerve fibers subsequent to the trauma of surgery may cause rhinorrhea during eating.
	www.emedicine.com /ent/topic689.htm (5295 words)

	The Entertainment Depot - PC / Mac / Console Gaming : PC - Reviews - Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds: The Clone ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		With Episode II out in theaters, it was only a matter of time before games based on the better-received Star Wars installment would make their way onto gamers' hard drives.
		The addition of clone troopers, prototype starfighters, rechargeable shield regenerators, bounty hunters - similar to the ones that cause the chase in Episode II - new droids, and the option to take these new units into the original campaigns all add a good deal of variety to Clone Campaigns.
		With the outstanding stories, additional Episode II units, and ability to utilize both new and old characters in the scenario editor, the icing just got thicker on this RTS cake.
	www.entdepot.com /pc/swgbcc/review.php (1250 words)

	Star Trek: Enterprise - Memory Alpha - A Wikia wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		A Kzinti episode had been suggested as a prequel to TAS: "The Slaver Weapon", which progressed as far as a "rough rendering" of a Kzinti starship, commissioned by writer Jimmy Diggs.
		Plans existed for an episode showing the construction of the first starbase, most likely in the Berengaria system.
		However, with the 40th anniversary of Star Trek, Enterprise was replaced in syndication by "remastered" versions of classic TOS episodes on 16 September 2006.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/ENT (1566 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)

	Star Trek: Enterprise - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The episodes "Similitude", "Twilight" and "Proving Ground" were popular with fans, as was the arc formed by the last seven episodes of the third season.
		The season 2 episode "A Night in Sickbay" was a comedy episode widely derided by critics and Trekkers, although it nonetheless received a Hugo Award nomination and is often cited by the cast as one of their favorite episodes.
		The episode was controversial both with fans who were unhappy that a 'family' show was airing issues surrounding homosexuality, and with those who felt that the producers did not go far enough with the allegory (the episode does not explicitly mention HIV or AIDS).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Star_Trek:_Enterprise (7726 words)

	Regeneration - What the hell were they thinking? [Archive] - The Five-Minute Forums
		Entirely justified, as it turns out, as "Regeneration" has to be the single worst epsiode of ENT made to date.
		When that episode came out, I was among the most frustrated at the apparent conflict with "Q Who." Picard and crew knew [i:post_uid0]nothing[/i:post_uid0] about the Borg then, but somehow the Hansens were experts 20 years earlier.
		In the final episode of "Voyager" Janeway discovered that the Borg had built a network of conduits leading directly into the Alpha Quadrant (and elsewhere in the galaxy).
	www.fiveminute.net /forums/archive/index.php/t-78.html (5820 words)

	[ENT] Jammer's Review: "Cogenitor"
		Now here's the sort of episode that suggests the true potential of Enterprise as a series -- an episode that takes every correct turn where it could've compromised itself by taking the safer road where human values automatically trump all else.
		The episode begins on a refreshing note: first contact with a friendly race of explorers called the Vissians, who for once seem like real space travelers rather than artificial constructs for the sake of conflict.
		One of the pleasures I had during this episode was seeing how the show and I were constantly on the same wavelength.
	www.jammersreviews.com /ent-2/cogenitor.php (2226 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)

	The Cynics Corner: Enterprise's "Shadows of P'Jem"
		ANDORIAN UNINTELLIGENCE OF THE WEEK: The Andorians aren't supposed to be subtle, of course, but you have to wonder about their escape plan for Archer, which involves smuggling a communications device into the cell -- a device which glows bright red and which activates without regard to whether Coridan goons might be in the room.
		The Vulcan ambassador displays obvious anger in the teaser, and to a lesser extent the Vulcan captain does later in the episode as well.
		It seems to be a combination of bad writing and bad acting; in the case of the latter, someone needs to make sure that all "Vulcan actors," including Jolene Blalock, are subjected to tape loops of Tuvok and Spock.
	www.cynicscorner.org /ent_1/ent_114.html (775 words)

	chronolog
		Interesting episode and I think it was a good idea for them to explore the supporting characters early on like this (instead of focusing entirely on Archer as the lead character).
		One thing worthy of noting is that T'Pol's place in the chain of command is still under question as of this episode (according to T'Pol she outranks Trip, while Trip insists that her rank is not in Starfleet and therefore is not part of the chain of command).
		This episode has drawn critical acclaim (and it is a very well acted episode), however I have to admit that I have problems with it.
	www.youngtrek.com /startrekchronolog.html (17919 words)

	Scifispace.com's Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Horror Forums -> "regeneration"
		From the episode of ENT "Regeneration", they defeated thjis small band, or should I say collective rather easily.
		Plus at the end of this episode Archer says that the homing beacon would take about 200 years and into the 24th century.
		I give up and am going to submit to the writers, this is a small issue and the episode was a good one.
	www.scifispace.com /members/forums/index.php?showtopic=1149 (3492 words)

	Ancient History: January 1-July 2, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Oh, and Sev Trek did update the ENT cartoon, but I thought the punchline was fairly lame.
		T'Pol says she needs to mate with "any male, Vulcan or otherwise." Now, Vulcans are touch-telepaths (until some future ENT episode rewrites that bit of canon as well).
		Um, all right, I'm now 75% convinced that ENT is taking place in an alternate timeline created when the Borg went back to stop Cochrane and Picard then stopped the Borg in First Contact.
	www.triphammered.com /history/AncientHistory02.shtml (12687 words)

	Dead Stop
		I think that there was actually a good feeling of being entertained while watching this episode.
		Considering how fast the Borg were assimilating and enhancing 22nd technology, I started to get the feeling that the Borg would have it's own transwarp hub built by the end of the episode.
		As stated before, this Enterprise Borg theme episode fits in quite nicely with the overall Star Trek history.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/mjc/stent149.htm (582 words)

	Questions - The Omega Sector BBS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		If it wasn't something that occurred often in the first season, it wouldn't bother me and it might worked in "Regeneration." I tend to think that it doesn't matter whether the Borg have encountered an individual species before; unless they're really powerful (like Species 8472) they'll be assimilated.
		I think, without a predestination paradox, "Regeneration" [ENT] comes across as a great episode filled with tense action, big moral decisions and lots of fun shooting and frowning.
		It was another "They didn't say they were Ferengi so it was okay!" episode, but I found it more acceptable because it was soooo funny in some places that the laugher masked the destruction of continuity.
	theomegasector.com /index.php?showtopic=3498 (2099 words)

	The Trek BBS: Second Season Showdown -- ENT vs TNG 49 (20)
		Other parts of the episode that are good is all the character bits with Worf and her.
		Although The Emmisary was one of the few watchable episodes of TNG's second season, and overall pretty good episode even with the 'lost/jilted lover returns' cliche; I still have to vote for First Flight which (imo) was a really good episode of ENT.
		The overall execution was good, and about the only nitpick I had with the episode was that I thought the warp factor they were attemping to break was a bit too low given that they seemed to have near warp 2 frieghters and vessels in service for quite some time.
	www.trekbbs.com /threads/showflat.php?Number=5986861 (2801 words)

	IGN: Review of Star Trek: Enterprise Third Season Premiere
		Like most episodes of Enterprise, there is no real tension and almost no plot to speak of.
		The alien species that populate the Expanse look like little more than bad Farscape knock offs – they look weird but still way too conventional to be truly unique (as many of Farscape's aliens were) but too strange to buy any sort of credibility with the audience.
		About the time I saw one of the main alien bad guys in this episode talking to the Enterprise using an old style hanging studio mic, I knew that this "bold new direction" for the series was really just an exercise in digging the same hole but putting a different facade on the operation.
	movies.ign.com /articles/437/437350p1.html (1468 words)

	Cogenitor (episode) - Memory Alpha - A Wikia wiki
		The Vissian stratopod interior was a reuse of the Starfleet inspection pod, which was in turn a reuse of the Phoenix cockpit from Star Trek: First Contact.
		This episode marks the first mention of photonic weapons, a technology employed by the Vissians.
		Enterprise would be equipped with photonic torpedoes only a few episodes later, in "The Expanse", suggesting that the Vissians shared the technology with the Enterprise crew.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Cogenitor_(episode) (655 words)

	Star Trek Timeline - 21st Century
		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.
		Dr. Phlox is born on Denoblia, a crowded planet with a billion people on a single continent.
	members.cox.net /stenterprise/enttm4.htm (4878 words)

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