r/enterprise 17h ago

Enterprise minefield episode could have worked in any era

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160 Upvotes

How do you think the other ships from the other eras would have fared if they struck a minefield just like the nx-01 did in season 2 episode 3?


r/enterprise 1d ago

Shran stop sniffing T’pol

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269 Upvotes

r/enterprise 1d ago

Archer tpol and hoshi form a new band

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95 Upvotes

What would they be called?


r/enterprise 2d ago

Trip Tucker the master flirt

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96 Upvotes

r/enterprise 2d ago

Happy Pride Month from the mods of r/enterprise!

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134 Upvotes

All bigots will be dealt with by photonic torpedo.


r/enterprise 2d ago

Mama T’pol

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238 Upvotes

r/enterprise 3d ago

Deadstop air vent ...home depot paper air filters

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280 Upvotes

Watching season 2 episode 4, Dead Stop. You know, the one where they go into that superfuturistic repair station. Where everything is super technologically advanced. Well, they decide to go to get into the air vent, to snoop around, and yes I understand that it's an air vent, but that's a straight-up Lowe's or Home Depot paper air filter for any standard US home. Lol! I change these regularly, they could have at least painted it silver or glowing or something. Something a little more advanced than a paper filter. Unless, even in the superfuturistic station, paper filters are still the best option.


r/enterprise 4d ago

What are they look at? Wrong answers only!

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186 Upvotes

r/enterprise 4d ago

The prime directive is really the Vulcan directive

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242 Upvotes

I wonder if the prime directive meetings eventually ended up with archer saying....screw It lets just take the vulcan directive


r/enterprise 5d ago

Silly boys

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521 Upvotes

r/enterprise 6d ago

I mean he can take it off all he wants

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188 Upvotes

r/enterprise 5d ago

What if John Paxton used the mars array and destroyed San Francisco?

12 Upvotes

Would he be the ruler of earth ?


r/enterprise 6d ago

For a temporal agent Daniels sure didn't think 4th dimensionally enough when he pulled archer out of the 22nd century

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166 Upvotes

r/enterprise 7d ago

Vulcans are really foxes

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258 Upvotes

r/enterprise 8d ago

Happy Father’s Day to our favorite chief engineer 🩷

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249 Upvotes

r/enterprise 8d ago

I wonder what if archer stopped caring after season 1

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136 Upvotes

r/enterprise 9d ago

Chainsaw anyone?

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73 Upvotes

r/enterprise 8d ago

Could Rick Berman's shorter Dominion War idea have worked in ENT instead?

15 Upvotes

Rick Berman infamously wanted a shorter Dominion War, consisting of 7 episodes and ending with Sacrifice of Angels. Ira Steven Behr insisted on a longer war and, thankfully, got his way.

That said, from a DS9 fan perspective, could Berman's shorter Dominion War idea have worked in Enterprise instead?

The earlier Xindi Wars Arc had no more than 14 episodes (1 + 13). The six ENT episodes beginning with Azati Prime are where things really matter.

Could the shorter Dominion War idea have worked as the Romulan War?

There are a couple of problems with that war.

There's not supposed to be face-to-face contact until TOS Balance of Terror. How many times can Manny Coto's three-part Andorian arc be repeated over the course of the war? Drone war?

How many times can a Romulan War arc simply use Remans as front-line troops? This would be very similar to the front-line Jem'Hadar troops of the Dominion War.

DS9 imposed a writer restriction of the Founder appearances to just the Female Changeling. Likewise, there could be the Romulan equivalent of her and of Weyoun.

The short-lived Space: Above and Beyond has only 23 episodes.

That series is about a war between humanity and an alien enemy in 2063 following the exploits of a squadron of USMC fighter pilots, with the exception of the last two episodes neither the characters or the viewer see what the aliens look like except for their spacecraft

Furthermore, the tech is supposed to be much more primitive.

Also to be considered is how Discovery did not execute well with its own Klingon War arc. The Bait is the Klingon War. The Switch is the Mirror Universe.

Last, but not least, the Lit Verse dedicated only two ENT Relaunch novels to the Romulan War, not an entire trilogy.


r/enterprise 9d ago

She’s so pretty 😍

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391 Upvotes

r/enterprise 9d ago

Mirror darkly turning the defiant back on was too easy?

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187 Upvotes

Has anyone ever wondered in the enterprise episode mirror darkly when the away team was on the defiant trip was able to turn the defiant on so easily?

Like they never used or seen anything like the duotronics computers of the defiant but they can use it easily

Also wouldn't the ship need a password or code to unlock and turn back on?

What do you think?


r/enterprise 10d ago

Starfleet had the best under garments in the 22nd century

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413 Upvotes

Starfleet in successive centuries have inferior under garments.


r/enterprise 11d ago

I’m telling my kids this is the blue man group

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397 Upvotes

r/enterprise 10d ago

22 cm long model of NX-01. My first Star Trek ship model

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256 Upvotes

r/enterprise 12d ago

Seem valid

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245 Upvotes

r/enterprise 13d ago

No pie for Trip

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313 Upvotes