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Ex Astris Scientia - Warp Drive and Romulan History The Romulans started using Klingon ship designs in 2268 (TOS: "The Enterprise Incident"). In the incident in TOS: "The Deadly Years", Romulan ships without warp drive would not have been capable of intercepting the Enterprise in the first place, and even the incompetent Commodore Stocker would have had no problem to outrun them. The monastery of P'Jem was built around 850 B.C. (ENT: "The Andorian Incident"), and it was stated in the episode that it is a long way from Vulcan. www.ex-astris-scientia.org /inconsistencies2a.htm

Lowerdecks.com - "The Andorian Incident" Guide As with all Enterprise episodes to date, an extremely predictable plot, saved only by the excellent character development and acting on the part of the cast, which to me is the only thing making this series worth watching. The Andorian insistence that the Vulcans were hiding something on that planet tells us that they know the Vulcans much better that Humans do, as well as an indication of their own suspicious and violent nature hinted at later in the age of TOS. In the end, “The Andorian Incident” manages to entertain, while offering some new insights into the Trek universe. databank.lowerdecks.com /ent/andorian.shtml

Members of the United Federation of Planets - Titan Fleet Yards Andoria had a history of conflict with the Vulcans before joining the Federation ("The Andorian Incident" [ENT], "Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT], "Cease Fire" [ENT]). Recently, the Andorians have become a recurring race on Enterprise. The Andorians in The Motion Picture looked quite different from the ones seen in TOS. fleetyard.host.sk /science/federation/members.php

Ex Astris Scientia - Warp Drive and Romulan History The Romulans started using Klingon ship designs in 2268 (TOS: "The Enterprise Incident"). In the incident in TOS: "The Deadly Years", Romulan ships without warp drive would not have been capable of intercepting the Enterprise in the first place, and even the incompetent Commodore Stocker would have had no problem to outrun them. The monastery of P'Jem was built around 850 B.C. (ENT: "The Andorian Incident"), and it was stated in the episode that it is a long way from Vulcan. www.ex-astris-scientia.org /inconsistencies2a.htm

Hack-Man's Episode Guide for Star Trek TOS - THE ENTERPRISE INCIDENT Kirk is brought back to Enterprise, adds ears and eyebrows, and returns to the Romulan ship to steal the cloaking device. Kirk goes insane and orders the Enterprise across the neutral zone into Romulan space. Spock scans no ships within one parsec, then three Klingon vessels appear (Romulans are now using Klingon design and have a cloaking device). people.ssh.fi /tri/hack_man_guide/episodes/THE_ENTERPRISE_INCIDENT.html

SECTION31.COM March 5th: Mini-Synopses for TOS Episodes 2x16-2x20 ; Synopses for Errand of Mercy (TOS) and The Enterprise Incident (TOS) May 15th: Episode pages for the last five episodes of Enterprise April 20th: Episode pages for Roswell Season 1 completed; Review of The Physics of Star Trek ; New Fan Fiction story entitled "The Bear and the Wolf" www.section31.com

SECTION31.COM March 5th: Mini-Synopses for TOS Episodes 2x16-2x20 ; Synopses for Errand of Mercy (TOS) and The Enterprise Incident (TOS) May 15th: Episode pages for the last five episodes of Enterprise April 20th: Episode pages for Roswell Season 1 completed; Review of The Physics of Star Trek ; New Fan Fiction story entitled "The Bear and the Wolf" computercore.section31.com

SECTION31.COM March 5th: Mini-Synopses for TOS Episodes 2x16-2x20 ; Synopses for Errand of Mercy (TOS) and The Enterprise Incident (TOS) May 15th: Episode pages for the last five episodes of Enterprise April 20th: Episode pages for Roswell Season 1 completed; Review of The Physics of Star Trek ; New Fan Fiction story entitled "The Bear and the Wolf" www.section31.com

Ex Astris Scientia - Races with Changing Faces This is the reason why the Romulans in TOS: "Balance of Terror" and "The Enterprise Incident" as well as in the feature films "Star Trek V" and "Star Trek VI" looked exactly as their distant Vulcan cousins. Ro Laren became a more or less regular member of the Enterprise crew and showed up in more episodes of the same season, such as "Disaster", "Conundrum" and "The Next Phase". Since their alteration from TOS to TNG is not as significant as that of the Klingons and above all it was never mentioned that there was actually a change, we might be able to ignore it nonetheless. www.ex-astris-scientia.org /inconsistencies1e.htm   (5426 words)

TrekWeb.com - Director Robert Duncan McNeill Talks Time-Travelling Archer Episode "Twlight" (SPOILERS) Or the other TOS episode "The Enterprise Incident", were we have a female Romulan commander who wears her hair shoulder length. It has nothing to do with "All Good Things", I was just venting my fustration with every episode of Enterprise twisting the Trek continunity to it's own ends. He wasn't referring to the TNG episode All Good Things, he was twisting the well-known phrase "All good things must come to an end." trekweb.com /stories.php?aid=3f8d277bcb234&mailtofriend=1   (1254 words)

Ex Astris Scientia - Warp Drive and Romulan History In the incident in TOS: "The Deadly Years", Romulan ships without warp drive would not have been capable of intercepting the Enterprise in the first place, and even the incompetent Commodore Stocker would have had no problem to outrun them. The Romulans started using Klingon ship designs in 2268 (TOS: "The Enterprise Incident"). The monastery of P'Jem was built around 850 B.C. (ENT: "The Andorian Incident"), and it was stated in the episode that it is a long way from Vulcan. www.ex-astris-scientia.org /inconsistencies2a.htm   (1254 words)

Enterprise - Chronology Surak was established in "The Savage Curtain" (TOS) and referred to in "The Andorian Incident" (ENT). The Valiant was swept out of the galaxy and ultimately self-destructed, but this won't be discovered until the episode. T'Pol lived among humans for about one year before the episode (2151). rain.prohosting.com /entcom/chronology.htm   (1254 words)

Enterprise - Chronology Although that episode gives an era of the 1990s for the conflict, later Star Trek (and Enterprise particularly) generally operate under the assumption that their universe is much more similar to our own, and we didn't experience a global conflict last decade. Surak was established in "The Savage Curtain" (TOS) and referred to in "The Andorian Incident" (ENT). T'Pol lived among humans for about one year before the episode (2151). rain.prohosting.com /entcom/chronology.htm   (1254 words)

Enterprise - Chronology Although that episode gives an era of the 1990s for the conflict, later Star Trek (and Enterprise particularly) generally operate under the assumption that their universe is much more similar to our own, and we didn't experience a global conflict last decade. Surak was established in "The Savage Curtain" (TOS) and referred to in "The Andorian Incident" (ENT). The Valiant was swept out of the galaxy and ultimately self-destructed, but this won't be discovered until the episode. rain.prohosting.com /entcom/chronology.htm   (1254 words)

Enterprise - Chronology Although that episode gives an era of the 1990s for the conflict, later Star Trek (and Enterprise particularly) generally operate under the assumption that their universe is much more similar to our own, and we didn't experience a global conflict last decade. Surak was established in "The Savage Curtain" (TOS) and referred to in "The Andorian Incident" (ENT). T'Pol lived among humans for about one year before the episode (2151). rain.prohosting.com /entcom/chronology.htm   (1254 words)

Enterprise - Chronology Although that episode gives an era of the 1990s for the conflict, later Star Trek (and Enterprise particularly) generally operate under the assumption that their universe is much more similar to our own, and we didn't experience a global conflict last decade. Surak was established in "The Savage Curtain" (TOS) and referred to in "The Andorian Incident" (ENT). T'Pol lived among humans for about one year before the episode (2151). rain.prohosting.com /entcom/chronology.htm   (1254 words)

Any Other Lifetime The TOS episode "The Enterprise Incident," on which Unspoken Truth was based, was a model of dramatic integrity and traditional storytelling. The "Tomed incident" was cited in the TNG episode "The Neutral Zone" as the cause of the Romulans' absence from interstellar affairs for some fifty-three years. Although we were never given any substantive information about the Tomed incident or what precipitated it, I have assumed, for the purposes of this story, that both Federation and Romulan forces suffered enormous losses, and that the repercussions of Tomed are still being felt in the Romulan Empire at the time of "Unification." home.ican.net /~editrix/AOLPRELI.HTM   (1254 words)

STARTREK.COM : Article Enterprise, U.S.S. Episode: TOS 001- The Cage This refit Enterprise was, first, commanded by Captain Williard Decker until the V'Ger incident forced a then-Admiral Kirk to assume command. Launched in 2245, the original and illustrious starship U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 was built in the San Francisco Yards orbiting Earth. www.startrek.com /startrek/view/library/ships/TOS/article/70377.html   (326 words)

STARTREK.COM : Article Enterprise, U.S.S. Episode: TOS 001- The Cage This refit Enterprise was, first, commanded by Captain Williard Decker until the V'Ger incident forced a then-Admiral Kirk to assume command. During this mission, Enterprise encounted the Romulans for the first time since the Romulan-Earth conflict, engaged the robotic "Planet Killer" vessel, traveled back in time to 20th-Century Earth, and played host to Khan Noonien Singh, a product of late-20th Century genetic engineering who once fought in the Eugenics Wars. www.startrek.com /startrek/view/library/ships/article/70377.html   (323 words)

TrekWeb.com - Interview: Jeffrey Combs Back in Blue This Season as Andorian Commander 'Shran' So when Jeffrey Combs first appeared on ENTERPRISE as Shran, an officer of the Andorian Imperial Guard in the first season episode "The Andorian Incident," it wasn't much of a surprise that those watching soon found themselves hoping that this blue guy would be back. Combs, who in addition to guest appearances on ENTERPRISE and CSI in the episode "Jackpot," has been voicing the character of 'The Question' in the animated series JUSTICE LEAGUE and shooting new film roles. It's always nice seeing Shran, as it was with Weyoun and Brunt, but I really hope they don't make him a permanent character and just reduce him to more background filler. trekweb.com /articles/2004/10/27/417fcc3544169.shtml   (1682 words)

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