Seeing Andorian, Vulcan and Tellarite ships among Earth ships welcoming the Enterprise home was a really nice touch. A brief glimpse of the Federations future.
and I wish they had gone MORE into getting this team of rivals to becoming REAL allies. No instead the fans seemed to want to see action-I think this show illustrated the Federation absconded with photo torpedos from the Klingons. Yes it IS more exciting seeing explosions but I would have preferred battles of the mind the heart. Too boring I know
Whatever you think of the show, Backula knocked it out of the park with his portrayal of Archer. He created a character that deserves to be in the Trek character pantheon
While I think Backula did a good job of acting. The character was hilariously stupid. Daniels "I am a time cop here to save you and my timeline". Archer "FU Daniels get out of my timeline!!!" It was just so bizarre and idiotic I cant think of another starfleet captain that would react that way.
@@theyux1 To be fair he had no 'directives' for these matters, and every time he thought he was done with Daniels, Daniels would drag him into another life threatening event. Not to mention Daniels screwed up a couple times and only made things worse, leaving Archer to fix it. Archer was not qualified for Temporal matters, nor was he prepared to do them. He was just yanked into them constantly. Anyone would get fed up having the weight of the the future put on shoulders that have next to no clue what is going on.
Star Trek Enterprise has a Special place in my heart. In the beginning I was curious and a bit sceptical but I learned to appreciate the show. It complements the Star Trek series. At the moment I can only say that I Love it!!!!! ❤️
That parade of honor the enterprise was given after returning from the xindi conflict is nothing short of incredible. A single ship went to face an entire technologically superior power, and it came back victorious.
Daniels gave somewhat of a spoiler, “It’s been an honor” Wasn’t from working with him here, it was meeting the man responsible for creating the “Federation “
There'd already been episodes before this one where he literally showed how Archer created the federation and was its first president. So it wasn't a spoiler, he was literally just talking about what he'd already told Archer
I hope one day Enterprises time will come and trekkers will realise what a beautiful addition to the canon it is. A more ruggedly imperfect, soulful crew than the advanced intellectual peoples of TNG
@@iamanevutable981 It was a show that was ahead of it’s time. And it’s slowly being appreciated as time passes. Hopefully the current series (as in the animated ones) will have some of the original crew back one day, if only as a proper tribute to what they did.
2:18......one of the best scenes of Enterprise. The setup, the ships, the music. A triumphant Enterprise returning home, her mission a success, as the ships fall into an escort position alongside before the scene fades to black :D
Makes me tear up every time, want to say something along the lines of: "It's alright now ol' girl, your home, you did a good job, let's look after you".
Enterprise was 2nd in line. I only enjoyed watching TOS , Enterprise and TNG. In my opinion ds9 was garbage right along with voyager. And johnny sokko and his flying robot was ahead of them. Enterprise filled the gap between TOS an TNG To bad the writers killed the show. They should have stuck with TOS as far as something different each week. Not the same old villain.
FWIW Here's how I rate the five "classic", pre-Discovery Star Trek series. 1) The Next Generation. 2) Deep Space Nine. great cast and characters. Sisko was a real badass. 3) Enterprise, I admire the attempt at a prequel. The series finale was an absolute travesty. 4) The Original Series, episodes I liked as a kid now seem ridiculous to me. 5) Voyager, Except for Jeri Ryan as Seven of Nine , I could never warm up to the crew or Janeway.
@@HALOX30 He's NOT a Starfleet captain and not part of Federation. And It wouldn't make sense to have everything perfect from day 1. That's what I like about enterprise - it was GOOD PREQUEL showing baby steps.
Archer's resentment is understandable. He's had enough of being led by the nose and manipulated by the Vulcans. He's not likely to take it with any more with aplomb from Future Boy.
"Btw I lied to You, My Name isn't Daniels, Its Archer" Boom Minds exploded scene goes down as one of the best in Star Trek History, Enterprise Runs for another 15 seasons.
I always thought how Section 31's superior technology in other series could have been explained by them discovering the pocket dimension left by Daniel's (and Reed) on board Enterprise.
With other series going back to the past...some leaving tech behind, planting ideas in others head, some living in the past with knowledge of what's to come...that is one way yo explain how technology has changed in the past when you watch some series and movies.
One thing about this arc that I enjoyed was the damage. It was never fully fixed. When they came home, the enterprise was as scared as her crew. She would need a long time in space dock.
The music at the end of this episode especially the trombit is excellent. Good would be an understatement. Brings tears to the eyes see that Enterprise has completed the toughest mission in her service. Every time I watch this episode I stand up and salute till the last sound. Thank you for the upload.
"Toughest mission in her service"? You've got a point there. The NX-01 was probably the mother of experimental vessels:first to be built for Warp 4.5, crew figured out combat capabilities on the fly, a literal shipload of other "we finally got it working" tech. All that, and going through hell in space and time.
I assume that if you watched Enterprise, you probably watched other Star Trek series. Play the "jeffrey combs" game, kind of like the kevin bacon game. Shran, is one character, FCA Liquidator brunt (DS9) is another character he played. He was also a Klinmgon, He was a Vorta Weyoun on DS9. In one episode he played both Weyoun AND FCA liquidator Brunt. However there are a dozen or so other characters he played across the entire franchise.
I'll bet for the crews of all those Earth ships when they saw Enterprise they were all probably thinking 'Damn Enterprise looks like hell she must've been through one hell of a lot of fights out there in the Expanse' and they were probably right as it most likely took a while to repair Enterprise with all that battle damage.
They should have stayed with the intrigue of trying to establish the Federation and gave us a glimpse into the Earth-Romulan War. The plots with Shran were really good. I would have liked to have seen more development of the Tellerites, the Andorian-Vulcan Conflict, and Orion Pirates trying to prevent the various alliances form. Hell, The Andorian-Vulcan Conflict could have been an entire season all by itself.
I again love the details 1) Archer only turns on Daniels when he calls him 'Captain' 2) I can't help but notice the way Archer seems to doubt (respectfully) a second before turning to Malcolm (which is almost to understand at the way Malcolm seems to actually move back from his glance, out of his reservery) 3) Disturbingly, we see through Archer's eyes everyone nodding, still shaken up, except for Travis, who is too occupied by the screen to nod, and two man in the background. 4) It's nice how everyone (apart from Trip) is already attired in Star Fleet uniforms and Archer as Captain still wears a casual shirt.
Regardless of what many thought, Enterprise was a good to excellent show,... it deserved a full 7 season run. It should have been cut loose into syndication where I'm sure it would have thrived and maybe gone more than 7 years.
Never understood people's hate for this show, it was awesome imo! I loved it especially the inclusion of the time episodes! It makes sense that after exploring the galaxy fully that the next natural branch would go into subspace domains aka other dimensions, as well as time travel restoration and exploration!
Personally for me. I thought the shows effects were lackluster here and there.(And don't lie, that explosion effect was horrible even by TNG standards). Didn't really care for the themesong either.(trivial I know but still) I really liked the uniforms at first but over time I thought there was too much blue in it and didn't contrast right. The show had such a good premise. The start of Starfleet before the federation. But the ships and everything else is so starkly different from TOS it's hard to even imagine the technology progressing to what they did in TOS (granted TOS is much much later in the future). In short It just kept missing the mark. Also Backula was the best part of the show.
It contained nothing I wanted. I wanted to see what came next, it decided to invent what came before. I was invested in the galaxy of TNG/DS9/Voyager. I was less invested in humans as space-yokels. I'm sure if I stuck with it, I'd have found some good episodes, maybe some great ones. I just... wasn't interested. And the opening didn't help. And no, I don't think that's a petty complaint. The song reminds me of a low-effort post-9/11 country tribute song. The visuals are sappy, trying to be somehow inspiring, trying to draw a connection between now and the optimistic future-vibe of Star Trek, but ultimately serving only to remind me that First Contact was a good movie, and perhaps make me yearn for expansion on events and time periods previously established in Trek canon. *shrug* if Enterprise was your jam, I'm not here to make you feel bad. I mean it. It just emphatically wasn't mine, and I lost interest quickly.
@@lhei_tayuun I personally got tired of "what came next" with Voyager. It felt like each episode of that series inventing new technobabble to get out of an even more preposterous situation. I liked Enterprise's attempt at getting back to basics (though I'm not sure it accomplished this either).
This final scene is how "generations" should have ended .... Kirk's remains being met as the USS Farragut entered the solar system and escorted back to earth by dozens of ships.... not left under a pile of rocks ...... You missed it, Trek...
for Picard to say kirk helped would have dishonored his gift of life when kirk saved the enterprise Picard knew this and would just let history stay as is for kirks honor.....
I envisioned USS Farragut being met by dozens of Federation Starships....Kirk's remains are beamed aboard the formerly decommissioned NCC-1701-A for the final leg home...As this massive armada glides across the screen led by USS Enterprise, the audience would have stood and cheered and even shed a few tears... Live Long and Prosper.
Archer had so much on his shoulders " Fate of Earth and the Fate of the Future ". That is alot to put on a captain and crew and it showed in Archers aggressive attitude not including the vulcans being down his neck.I cannot imagine the stress and worry the crew went through. I absolutely loved Enterprise and wished to goodness they added more seasons to cover the romulan war and the birth of the neutral zone between the 3 powers.
I loved Daniels character. Star Trek could've created a whole new series based on several temporal agents going around to different timelines correcting problems and visiting previous series' guest stars.
Enterprise was a awesome show showing humanity founding the federation now fast forward to discovery season 3 doesn't looks like much of a federation left
Now we see a lot of human vessels, but when the Xindi weapon almost attack the earth, was no starfleet-ship there, only one andorrian vessel of commander shran...
Starfleet wasn't realized until way later I think. They barely developed warp drives, weapons and didn't even have shields. This was at a time when Earth was so prude in their interstellar development they couldn't rage a war with aliens. By the way, the series indicated if Enterprise failed or Earth never confronted them it ended up being warfare inside a treacherous engulfing galactic-wide nebula and singularities. So every faction in many centuries of war were annihilated anyway, you just wouldn't get the same timelines as all the other series. _(I exclude ST: Discovery because that is horseshit dont even bother to comment on me about this)_
They only really had two ships. Enterprise and Columbia. What few other ships starfleet had at the time were practically coast guard. That one andorian vessel could probably have beat the rest of Starfleet by itself.
Giving huge credit to the show… It comes way before everything else. I think Scott is the captain of the enterprise was absolutely excellent, acting and theatrical piece of work that was wonderful. The show does not get enough credit wonderfully done. The actors of the show should be proud of the work that they have done love this series.
It also helps the viewer understand that WW3 and the eugenics wars took place a little later then the 90s and early 2000's. But it also could insinuate that our world the one we currently live in, is at the crossroads where we must decide on whether we destroy each other or join together. Poetic really.
@@hmich176 EXACTLY MY POINT STAR TREK : ENTERPRISE episode STORMFRONT part 2 NX - 01 ENTERPRISE made it home that's how to end a series STAR TREK : ENTERPRISE last episode THESE ARE THE VOYAGES GAVE US HOPE FOR THE FUTURE " TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE " IF YOU'RE GOING TO END A GREAT STAR TREK SERIES COPY THE BEST ENDING STAR TREK : VOYAGER ENDGAME I actually teared up USS VOYAGER " SET COURSE FOR HOME " TOS last episode TURNABOUT INTRUDER was weak TNG last episode ALL GOOD THINGS was empty NCC 1701 D USS ENTERPRISE flies off DS9 last episode WHAT YOU LEAVE BEHIND boring and anticlimactic no action or TEAR rendering moment ( they excluded JADZIA )
I never liked Enterprise when I was younger but now I really appreciate it and it is a million light years apart from "New Trek". This was the last sadly of what Star Trek was and was always meant to be. I pray one day it can return to that. Loved the music and the scene at the end.
It was always funny to me how archer brought the pride of Starfleet home as a wreck, with gaping holes in the hull and one of the pylons being half cut through.
I remember when this show came out, I was so hard on it.. after watching the entire series, it really doesn't get going until season 2.. but once it does, it's actually a great show. After watching the straight shit show of the "new" trek series with Discovery and the insult that is Picard... I must say that I wish the new Trek were half as good as Enterprise. It's true what they say, you don't know a good thing, until it's gone...
Honestly not a single Trek series is fantastic in its first season. They all have some pretty rocky moments then sudden solid popularity solid thematics.
@@zwordsman I actually think Voyager had a pretty good first season, then started losing it's way half way through the series.... But overall, yeah I agree with you point. However, Discovery and Picard were absolutely *horrifyingly* bad...
@@davidcovey3001 Generally Voyager had a rough time until about halfway first season (About when the Brad Dourif guest starred) where it hit strong. The first few had a lot of folks annoyed or angry I seem to remember (could be wrong of course. I might just remember folks angry and low raitings). I think it had issues again once it dropped all the characters and went Janeway-7of9 story heavy. Its strong suite was its large cast with very different POVs on life in the delta quadrant. I've still yet to see discovery or picard. No acess I know of . Yet.
And in 10-15 years you'll be saying the same thing about whatever the next Trek is, "Man, this is such shit compared to Discovery!" same way people said "TNG is terrible, it's not Star Trek without Kirk!" Get over yourself.
@@coeusdarksoul2855 Not at all.. The issue with the "New Trek" (Discovery, Picard), is that it goes against everything that made Star Trek, Star Trek. Gene Roddenberry himself intended Star Trek to be a Utopian future where the Crew never fought against themselves, unless they were overcome with some outside alien or biological influence. He wanted to show what humanity *could* be if we all worked together for a single goal. If we put aside petty differences like skin color, or religion and worked together like one people.. this is what we *could* do. Now, contrast that with Discovery. It's a Dystopian future where everything is always messed up. Where there is constant in-fighting, and human's are using disgusting 21st century language. It's been 3 seasons of that terrible show Discovery and I STILL can't name a single member of the Bridge crew outside Mikey and Saru. Enterprise didn't destroy what came before it, or put down what once was to build itself up. Discovery does that all the time, which is why it's a terrible series. Discovery destroys everything that made Trek Great. TNG for example had many episodes that would evaluate a moral issue. Even if you disagreed with the issue, the show tried to give you a perspective, but didn't beat you over the head with it. (Discovery does). TNG Episode "Outcast" is a perfect example of this. It evaluates, but doesn't "Preach". Discovery preaches, and cusses, and shows a horribly dystopian future where humans still don't work together.. It's not a future I want to see.. EDIT: To be clear, I didn't watch Enterprise when it was new.. I didn't give it a chance. I didn't like the idea of a "prequel". I didn't like the idea of an unknown ship called Enterprise being injected into the Trek Universe. (And truth be told, I still don't. The ship should have been called something else) After watching the Enterprise a few years ago, I realized especially in the second season Enterprise isn't a bad show.. sure the ship shouldn't have been called Enterprise, but that's the worst thing I can say about it after watching it. Discovery is just... really, really bad and not Star Trek according to the creator of the show, and what came before it.
@@lucki4780 And the previous head of Starfleet had the opportunity to destroy the Xindi at least 3 times before anything happened and didn't take advantage. A real dumbass.
MARAVILLOSO!!! DE LAS TRES SERIES, Y YO PENSABA QUE STAR TREK NADA MAS ERA LA DE SPOK Y KIRK. PERO, CUANDO EMPECE A VER ENTERPRISE, ME CAUTIVO. MI OPINION CAMBIO Y HOY PARA MI, ES LA MEJOR DE LAS TRES SERIES. Y EL PERESONAJE DE ARCHER Y SU INTERPRETACIÓN, SIMPLEMENTE, INSUPERABLES. LO MEJOR DE LO MEJOR CON TODA SU TRIPULACIÓN. EXCELENTES!. DEBERÍAN DARLES A ESA TRIPULACIÓN LOS HONORES QUE TAMBIEN SE MERECEN COMO A SPOK Y KIRK.
One problem was the network it premiered on. I believe it was the UPN network, to which not everyone had access. If it had premiered on ABC, NBC, CBS, or FOX, the ratings would probably have been much better. The original series aired on NBC, and CBS later got control of the ST franchise.
I watched this scene on Netflix with crisper resolution and I could see two maybe 3 starfleet ships in the escort armada that looked liked like Steamrunner class ships one of witch at 2:41 is in the background as seen between the enterprise NX-01’s saucer section and her starboard warp nacelle. I’m like what the heck, someone really screwed up at the effects house. Steamrunner class ships won’t exist in Star Trek canon until the 2370s/DS9 era, first introduced in Star Trek first contract during the battle of sector 001 and later played a pivotal role in final months of the dominion war. This scene takes place in 2154 a full 215 years prior to the start of DS9 witch takes place from 2369 to 2375 I like music towards the the end with all those ship welcoming the enterprise NX-01 home it gives the sense of hope and triumph over adversity
@@MarkNorville Can anything be done to completely undo the effects the whole reboot had on the franchise? Anything at all? Realistically? At least with Picard's series, they have an opportunity to tell the story of the prime universe characters dealing with the aftermath of the 2009 reboot -- I would rather have Picard's series to watch other than STD which, like the reboot, only served to dumb everything down and speed the pace of the story to a meaningless blur.
Scott Bakula struck a great balance between the over the top, exuberent fun of TOS, and the more quiet style of later series. After i've seen the entire series several times, i find his performance really solid. Several times, Archer snaps at an officer in this almost shrill manner which I find hilarious, other times he delivers truly moving, Picard tier speeches.
They asked Roddenberry when he created TNG "Surely by the 24th century we will have figured out how to cure male hair loss" His answer was "By then noone will care"
Could have had Daniels guest star on Discovery...when Discovery went to the future...not sure if the timeline perfectly matches but the writes could think of something...
I’m sure they could’ve written some excuse if they tried but I believe in Discovery it takes place in 32nd century and Daniel’s is from the early 31st century since he’s from before The Burn which happens in 3069. I believe they said something where time travel is illegal or banned or something in the 32nd century, I’d have to rewatch it to confirm but I vaguely remember something like that being said.
Daniels comes from a pre-burn federation so he would easily be a hundred plus years old by 32nd century, he would be like McCoy in the pilot of TNG, just an old man.
This show was light years ahead in the writing department compared to STD. Shame the special effects were what they were of the day. This show, with that writing with STD's special effects budget and technology would have been excellent.
Yeah they lost a few, fought many, but in the end both the ship and the crew held on and brought it home. I just wonder how long it took to repair the ship and if they have treatment and therapy for the crews PTSD?
the temporal cold war was a messy slapped together idea but it DID give the writers of current trek a way to explain away things like why the enterprise in strange new worlds looks different and why the Delta was always the symbol for star fleet (originally each ship had it's own symbol the delta was enterprises that only changed when the enterprise was bade the flagship of the federation)
They say never meet your heroes. Probably cause they act like archer lol. “Hey thanks for saving the universe! It’s such a privledge!” Archer is like “fuck off I hate you”
I love most of this series. I am still livid they kill off a character, last second, in a friggin fake out dream sequence but still actually dies canonically.
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Seeing Andorian, Vulcan and Tellarite ships among Earth ships welcoming the Enterprise home was a really nice touch. A brief glimpse of the Federations future.
and I wish they had gone MORE into getting this team of rivals to becoming REAL allies. No instead the fans seemed to want to see action-I think this show illustrated the Federation absconded with photo torpedos from the Klingons. Yes it IS more exciting seeing explosions but I would have preferred battles of the mind the heart. Too boring I know
Whatever you think of the show, Backula knocked it out of the park with his portrayal of Archer. He created a character that deserves to be in the Trek character pantheon
Agreed.
While I think Backula did a good job of acting. The character was hilariously stupid. Daniels "I am a time cop here to save you and my timeline". Archer "FU Daniels get out of my timeline!!!" It was just so bizarre and idiotic I cant think of another starfleet captain that would react that way.
@@theyux1 To be fair he had no 'directives' for these matters, and every time he thought he was done with Daniels, Daniels would drag him into another life threatening event.
Not to mention Daniels screwed up a couple times and only made things worse, leaving Archer to fix it.
Archer was not qualified for Temporal matters, nor was he prepared to do them. He was just yanked into them constantly.
Anyone would get fed up having the weight of the the future put on shoulders that have next to no clue what is going on.
@@theyux1 Archer was an idiot.
Agreed! Make it so😉👍
This guy can’t get away from time travel in any universe.
Oh boy! lol
This is just an long episode of quantum leap...
They made a big mistake with their casting of Daniels. Should have been Dean Stockwell.....
lol
@@beyerch well he was on the show I think he was leader of a alien race
Star Trek Enterprise has a Special place in my heart. In the beginning I was curious and a bit sceptical but I learned to appreciate the show. It complements the Star Trek series. At the moment I can only say that I Love it!!!!! ❤️
That parade of honor the enterprise was given after returning from the xindi conflict is nothing short of incredible. A single ship went to face an entire technologically superior power, and it came back victorious.
though it both its crew and the ship itself took a pounding.
With a little help from their friends of Andorian Mining Constortium.
@@piotrd.4850 I hear they run from NO ONE!
I like how all this ships just sat back while the Enterprise and Kumari fought the Xindi lol
Daniels gave somewhat of a spoiler, “It’s been an honor” Wasn’t from working with him here, it was meeting the man responsible for creating the “Federation “
Where’s River Song when you need her?
There'd already been episodes before this one where he literally showed how Archer created the federation and was its first president. So it wasn't a spoiler, he was literally just talking about what he'd already told Archer
@@Slopmaster Spoilers!
Not much of a spoiler. We knew the federation was created. There were 4 shows and multiple movies about it.
And said "privilege" not honor... that makes a difference in meaning.
I hope one day Enterprises time will come and trekkers will realise what a beautiful addition to the canon it is. A more ruggedly imperfect, soulful crew than the advanced intellectual peoples of TNG
It's hard to believe people still hate this show as part of Star Trek.
@@iamanevutable981 It was a show that was ahead of it’s time. And it’s slowly being appreciated as time passes. Hopefully the current series (as in the animated ones) will have some of the original crew back one day, if only as a proper tribute to what they did.
I love this show
It took Star Trek Discovery to make fans realize just how good we had it with Enterprise.
Discovery is not Canon. It is separate. Just like the newer movie trilogy.
When all the ships showed up to escort the Enterprise home. Gives me chills to this day.
Now that's what I call: *"A Hero's Welcome Home."*
After all these years just realized some of the clips from the time line resetting itself are from City on the Edge of Forever;-)
2:18......one of the best scenes of Enterprise. The setup, the ships, the music. A triumphant Enterprise returning home, her mission a success, as the ships fall into an escort position alongside before the scene fades to black :D
I know right? Giving me Voyager-Endgame feeling.
He asked tpol do they look friendly lol
@@k-nator1737 you took the text right out of my fingers.
Makes me tear up every time, want to say something along the lines of: "It's alright now ol' girl, your home, you did a good job, let's look after you".
I don't care what anyone says. This is star trek in its purest form. Excellent.
When you start a statement like that, nobody wants to talk to you... just a bit of advice...
Yup
Enterprise was 2nd in line.
I only enjoyed watching TOS , Enterprise and TNG.
In my opinion ds9 was garbage right along with voyager.
And
johnny sokko and his flying robot was ahead of them.
Enterprise filled the gap between TOS an TNG
To bad the writers killed the show.
They should have stuck with TOS as far as something different each week. Not the same old villain.
jhwheuer you know what they say about unwanted advice, resembles an exiting orifice.
FWIW Here's how I rate the five "classic", pre-Discovery Star Trek series. 1) The Next Generation. 2) Deep Space Nine. great cast and characters. Sisko was a real badass. 3) Enterprise, I admire the attempt at a prequel. The series finale was an absolute travesty. 4) The Original Series, episodes I liked as a kid now seem ridiculous to me. 5) Voyager, Except for Jeri Ryan as Seven of Nine , I could never warm up to the crew or Janeway.
I don't like the fact that he couldn't be a little more forgiving to Daniels.
Agreed. Other Star Fleet captains would have been glad to be of assisstance.
@@HALOX30 He's NOT a Starfleet captain and not part of Federation. And It wouldn't make sense to have everything perfect from day 1. That's what I like about enterprise - it was GOOD PREQUEL showing baby steps.
Archer's resentment is understandable. He's had enough of being led by the nose and manipulated by the Vulcans. He's not likely to take it with any more with aplomb from Future Boy.
@@piotrd.4850 at the risk of being pedantic, Archer was a Starfleet Captain, United Earth Starfleet.
@@fmlazar If archer had it his way, he would've gone back and interfered.
"Btw I lied to You, My Name isn't Daniels, Its Archer" Boom Minds exploded scene goes down as one of the best in Star Trek History, Enterprise Runs for another 15 seasons.
I always thought how Section 31's superior technology in other series could have been explained by them discovering the pocket dimension left by Daniel's (and Reed) on board Enterprise.
They also had some reversed engineered Borg tech from First contact as the ep regeneration shows.
With other series going back to the past...some leaving tech behind, planting ideas in others head, some living in the past with knowledge of what's to come...that is one way yo explain how technology has changed in the past when you watch some series and movies.
If temporal agents know their work they would have removed all the items that didn't belong to that age.
@@roccosfondo8748 But maybe they belong there, so the timeline is complete. Perhaps Section 31 is in the future of the Federation an assencial part
@@chillbro6976 that's an interesting theory
I love the music at the end. So fitting for a hero's welcome returning home.
One thing about this arc that I enjoyed was the damage. It was never fully fixed. When they came home, the enterprise was as scared as her crew. She would need a long time in space dock.
And the crew deserved a longer shore leave.
The music at the end of this episode especially the trombit is excellent. Good would be an understatement. Brings tears to the eyes see that Enterprise has completed the toughest mission in her service. Every time I watch this episode I stand up and salute till the last sound. Thank you for the upload.
"Toughest mission in her service"? You've got a point there. The NX-01 was probably the mother of experimental vessels:first to be built for Warp 4.5, crew figured out combat capabilities on the fly, a literal shipload of other "we finally got it working" tech. All that, and going through hell in space and time.
@@alanjball5702 Don't care about your opinion dumbass.
My only issue with this whole series was killing off Trip at the end.
There is a neat book about how that was a coverup so he could join section 31. I’m just going with that storyline.
@@algoristhq1282 really?
Definitely
@@greghelms4458 It's called "The Good that Men Do" or something close to it. Great read.
@@algoristhq1282 Yeah this is my headcannon now. That last episode was several bad decisions all in a row.
Enterprise kicks ass, and is Emmy worthy, particularly with Jeffrey Combs' character of Shran.
I assume that if you watched Enterprise, you probably watched other Star Trek series. Play the "jeffrey combs" game, kind of like the kevin bacon game. Shran, is one character, FCA Liquidator brunt (DS9) is another character he played. He was also a Klinmgon, He was a Vorta Weyoun on DS9. In one episode he played both Weyoun AND FCA liquidator Brunt. However there are a dozen or so other characters he played across the entire franchise.
@@rodx5571 he played Penk in Tsunkaste from Voyager too...
@@rodx5571 Shran and his doctor character were some of my favorites
I'll bet for the crews of all those Earth ships when they saw Enterprise they were all probably thinking 'Damn Enterprise looks like hell she must've been through one hell of a lot of fights out there in the Expanse' and they were probably right as it most likely took a while to repair Enterprise with all that battle damage.
0:38 archer accurately sums up my opinion of time-travel plots in trek.
Retcons and spin-off universe movies/series especially.
They should have stayed with the intrigue of trying to establish the Federation and gave us a glimpse into the Earth-Romulan War. The plots with Shran were really good. I would have liked to have seen more development of the Tellerites, the Andorian-Vulcan Conflict, and Orion Pirates trying to prevent the various alliances form. Hell, The Andorian-Vulcan Conflict could have been an entire season all by itself.
You're the only one, time travel when done well is very interesting.
@@CatsClaw44 He's not the only one.
I again love the details
1) Archer only turns on Daniels when he calls him 'Captain'
2) I can't help but notice the way Archer seems to doubt (respectfully) a second before turning to Malcolm (which is almost to understand at the way Malcolm seems to actually move back from his glance, out of his reservery)
3) Disturbingly, we see through Archer's eyes everyone nodding, still shaken up, except for Travis, who is too occupied by the screen to nod, and two man in the background.
4) It's nice how everyone (apart from Trip) is already attired in Star Fleet uniforms and Archer as Captain still wears a casual shirt.
Such a beautiful ending to a great episode!! It reminds me of Captain America returning back to the base.
Regardless of what many thought, Enterprise was a good to excellent show,... it deserved a full 7 season run. It should have been cut loose into syndication where I'm sure it would have thrived and maybe gone more than 7 years.
If this show had to end, this was the scene to end it with.
In some ways this is where the show should have ended instead of limping along like it did in the fourth season.
@@alucard624 The 4th season should have been the build up to the Earth Romulan war, and the birth of the Federation.
Pike came capt then
@@shauncupit1968 This scene takes place in 2154. Robert April became captain of the next _Enterprise_ in 2245.
I enjoyed the shows with Daniels and the future timelines the most.. Wish there was a few more of them.
There is more of it in star trek online :)
It would have been cool to see time travel discovered by Archer's crew and then used in the romulan war to help win it.
So Captain Archer put right what once went wrong, and then they made the leap... home
Oh boy.
He never returned home
Never understood people's hate for this show, it was awesome imo! I loved it especially the inclusion of the time episodes!
It makes sense that after exploring the galaxy fully that the next natural branch would go into subspace domains aka other dimensions, as well as time travel restoration and exploration!
Personally for me. I thought the shows effects were lackluster here and there.(And don't lie, that explosion effect was horrible even by TNG standards). Didn't really care for the themesong either.(trivial I know but still) I really liked the uniforms at first but over time I thought there was too much blue in it and didn't contrast right. The show had such a good premise. The start of Starfleet before the federation. But the ships and everything else is so starkly different from TOS it's hard to even imagine the technology progressing to what they did in TOS (granted TOS is much much later in the future). In short It just kept missing the mark. Also Backula was the best part of the show.
I also really enjoyed Enterprise and was very disappointed by its cancellation.
better than the new trek of today
It contained nothing I wanted. I wanted to see what came next, it decided to invent what came before. I was invested in the galaxy of TNG/DS9/Voyager. I was less invested in humans as space-yokels. I'm sure if I stuck with it, I'd have found some good episodes, maybe some great ones. I just... wasn't interested.
And the opening didn't help. And no, I don't think that's a petty complaint. The song reminds me of a low-effort post-9/11 country tribute song. The visuals are sappy, trying to be somehow inspiring, trying to draw a connection between now and the optimistic future-vibe of Star Trek, but ultimately serving only to remind me that First Contact was a good movie, and perhaps make me yearn for expansion on events and time periods previously established in Trek canon.
*shrug* if Enterprise was your jam, I'm not here to make you feel bad. I mean it. It just emphatically wasn't mine, and I lost interest quickly.
@@lhei_tayuun I personally got tired of "what came next" with Voyager. It felt like each episode of that series inventing new technobabble to get out of an even more preposterous situation. I liked Enterprise's attempt at getting back to basics (though I'm not sure it accomplished this either).
Love Enterprise ❤️
This final scene is how "generations" should have ended .... Kirk's remains being met as the USS Farragut entered the solar system and escorted back to earth by dozens of ships.... not left under a pile of rocks ...... You missed it, Trek...
Agreed. For honor's sake, he should never have been left alone on Veridian III, but brought home for respects to be paid!
He died helping capt picard
for Picard to say kirk helped would have dishonored his gift of life when kirk saved the enterprise Picard knew this and would just let history stay as is for kirks honor.....
I agree with you. No serviceman from any time should ever be left behind.
I envisioned USS Farragut being met by dozens of Federation Starships....Kirk's remains are beamed aboard the formerly decommissioned NCC-1701-A for the final leg home...As this massive armada glides across the screen led by USS Enterprise, the audience would have stood and cheered and even shed a few tears... Live Long and Prosper.
Archer had so much on his shoulders " Fate of Earth and the Fate of the Future ". That is alot to put on a captain and crew and it showed in Archers aggressive attitude not including the vulcans being down his neck.I cannot imagine the stress and worry the crew went through. I absolutely loved Enterprise and wished to goodness they added more seasons to cover the romulan war and the birth of the neutral zone between the 3 powers.
"and those lives...touched others.
You've done a lot of good, Sam"
Georgia on my mind. ....
"But instead of starting with once upon a time, let's start with a happy ending.
Al's alive & he's coming home."
I loved Daniels character. Star Trek could've created a whole new series based on several temporal agents going around to different timelines correcting problems and visiting previous series' guest stars.
Enterprise was a awesome show showing humanity founding the federation now fast forward to discovery season 3 doesn't looks like much of a federation left
Now we see a lot of human vessels, but when the Xindi weapon almost attack the earth, was no starfleet-ship there, only one andorrian vessel of commander shran...
yeah. it bug me that Starfleet didn't try to fight Xindi.
They had more important things to do, like having a lie-in.
Starfleet wasn't realized until way later I think. They barely developed warp drives, weapons and didn't even have shields. This was at a time when Earth was so prude in their interstellar development they couldn't rage a war with aliens.
By the way, the series indicated if Enterprise failed or Earth never confronted them it ended up being warfare inside a treacherous engulfing galactic-wide nebula and singularities. So every faction in many centuries of war were annihilated anyway, you just wouldn't get the same timelines as all the other series.
_(I exclude ST: Discovery because that is horseshit dont even bother to comment on me about this)_
They only really had two ships. Enterprise and Columbia. What few other ships starfleet had at the time were practically coast guard. That one andorian vessel could probably have beat the rest of Starfleet by itself.
@@OodldoodlNoodlesocks Yep, was some Warp Delta Patrol ships, and a few original Intrepid-class.
Giving huge credit to the show… It comes way before everything else. I think Scott is the captain of the enterprise was absolutely excellent, acting and theatrical piece of work that was wonderful. The show does not get enough credit wonderfully done. The actors of the show should be proud of the work that they have done love this series.
Daniels has a lot to look forward to in his lifetime. He eventually becomes David Cronenberg!
This is Karma at work for T'Pol saying time travel doesn't exist. Lol
2:18 Welcome home Enterprise!!!!
9/11 at 1:10 when Daniels says “Goodbye Jonathan”
Lol I didn't even notice that till now,
Holy shit
Bin Laden holding an AK-47 to the left of it.
? Why is this a shock? It’s a major historical event. Why wouldn’t it be shown
It also helps the viewer understand that WW3 and the eugenics wars took place a little later then the 90s and early 2000's. But it also could insinuate that our world the one we currently live in, is at the crossroads where we must decide on whether we destroy each other or join together. Poetic really.
this is how
ENTERPRISE
should have ended
Andrew Blanchard No, this is just like Voyager.
No. It should've went 7 seasons. Form the Federation by season 6. Have the Romulan War for Season 7.
@@hmich176
EXACTLY
MY POINT
STAR TREK : ENTERPRISE
episode
STORMFRONT part 2
NX - 01 ENTERPRISE
made it home
that's how to end a series
STAR TREK : ENTERPRISE
last episode
THESE ARE THE VOYAGES
GAVE US HOPE FOR THE FUTURE
" TO BOLDLY GO WHERE
NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE "
IF YOU'RE GOING TO END A
GREAT STAR TREK SERIES
COPY THE BEST ENDING
STAR TREK : VOYAGER
ENDGAME
I actually teared up
USS VOYAGER
" SET COURSE FOR HOME "
TOS last episode
TURNABOUT INTRUDER
was weak
TNG last episode
ALL GOOD THINGS
was empty
NCC 1701 D
USS ENTERPRISE
flies off
DS9 last episode
WHAT YOU LEAVE BEHIND
boring and anticlimactic
no action or
TEAR rendering moment
( they excluded JADZIA )
Andrew Blanchard The Voyager ending wasn't that good. All Good Things significantly better.
Andrew Blanchard And Jadzia was left out because Terry left the show.
Don't you just love it when a lost ship returns home the whole Fleet comes in to embrace it back into its formation to take it to "port"
I never liked Enterprise when I was younger but now I really appreciate it and it is a million light years apart from "New Trek". This was the last sadly of what Star Trek was and was always meant to be. I pray one day it can return to that. Loved the music and the scene at the end.
I thought Daniel said goodbye waving from a plane???
Lord i miss Daniel, ooh i miss him so much.
Oh, it looks like Daniel.............. must be the clouds in my eyes!!
From quantum-leaping to temporal-leaping, poor Scott Bakula just couldn't catch a break...
At least he's with NCIS now. No time travel needed.
It was always funny to me how archer brought the pride of Starfleet home as a wreck, with gaping holes in the hull and one of the pylons being half cut through.
Yeah, but he still got it home.
Where were those "dozens of ships" recently when the Xindi weapon was about to destroy earth..? 😉
Daniel Häusser Enterprise only ship in this sector....
@@DartLuke I know but that seems pretty convenient for the plot. 😂
They didn't say what kind of ships. Only armed vessels can help in a fight.
@@drmayeda1930 Armed as they certainly were here. So where were they recently?
@@danielhausser8038 They were on course to earth, but weren't there when the weapon was.
I can't imagine going on a deep space mission in that dark, gray ship. I would be so depressed. I miss Hoshi. Loved her.
You wouldn't see it from the outside very often.
Loved her too, man. Loved Hoshi too.
Hoshi is my favourite Star Trek woman.
@@TheClintonio She reappeared on the Bosch series on Amazon Prime.
Daniels the time traveler and Gary seven never crossed paths that brings to mind many questions that would make a great storyline
I remember when this show came out, I was so hard on it.. after watching the entire series, it really doesn't get going until season 2.. but once it does, it's actually a great show.
After watching the straight shit show of the "new" trek series with Discovery and the insult that is Picard... I must say that I wish the new Trek were half as good as Enterprise.
It's true what they say, you don't know a good thing, until it's gone...
Honestly not a single Trek series is fantastic in its first season. They all have some pretty rocky moments then sudden solid popularity solid thematics.
@@zwordsman I actually think Voyager had a pretty good first season, then started losing it's way half way through the series....
But overall, yeah I agree with you point.
However, Discovery and Picard were absolutely *horrifyingly* bad...
@@davidcovey3001 Generally Voyager had a rough time until about halfway first season (About when the Brad Dourif guest starred) where it hit strong. The first few had a lot of folks annoyed or angry I seem to remember (could be wrong of course. I might just remember folks angry and low raitings). I think it had issues again once it dropped all the characters and went Janeway-7of9 story heavy. Its strong suite was its large cast with very different POVs on life in the delta quadrant.
I've still yet to see discovery or picard. No acess I know of . Yet.
And in 10-15 years you'll be saying the same thing about whatever the next Trek is, "Man, this is such shit compared to Discovery!" same way people said "TNG is terrible, it's not Star Trek without Kirk!"
Get over yourself.
@@coeusdarksoul2855 Not at all.. The issue with the "New Trek" (Discovery, Picard), is that it goes against everything that made Star Trek, Star Trek.
Gene Roddenberry himself intended Star Trek to be a Utopian future where the Crew never fought against themselves, unless they were overcome with some outside alien or biological influence.
He wanted to show what humanity *could* be if we all worked together for a single goal. If we put aside petty differences like skin color, or religion and worked together like one people.. this is what we *could* do.
Now, contrast that with Discovery. It's a Dystopian future where everything is always messed up. Where there is constant in-fighting, and human's are using disgusting 21st century language.
It's been 3 seasons of that terrible show Discovery and I STILL can't name a single member of the Bridge crew outside Mikey and Saru.
Enterprise didn't destroy what came before it, or put down what once was to build itself up. Discovery does that all the time, which is why it's a terrible series.
Discovery destroys everything that made Trek Great. TNG for example had many episodes that would evaluate a moral issue. Even if you disagreed with the issue, the show tried to give you a perspective, but didn't beat you over the head with it. (Discovery does). TNG Episode "Outcast" is a perfect example of this. It evaluates, but doesn't "Preach".
Discovery preaches, and cusses, and shows a horribly dystopian future where humans still don't work together.. It's not a future I want to see..
EDIT: To be clear, I didn't watch Enterprise when it was new.. I didn't give it a chance. I didn't like the idea of a "prequel". I didn't like the idea of an unknown ship called Enterprise being injected into the Trek Universe. (And truth be told, I still don't. The ship should have been called something else)
After watching the Enterprise a few years ago, I realized especially in the second season Enterprise isn't a bad show.. sure the ship shouldn't have been called Enterprise, but that's the worst thing I can say about it after watching it.
Discovery is just... really, really bad and not Star Trek according to the creator of the show, and what came before it.
Forgot this wasn’t a Quantum Leap episode…
So where were these dozens of ships at when the Xindi super weapon showed up?
On a "training exercise" and the head of starfleet was in a school reading to kids who were probably smarter than he was..
@@lucki4780 And the previous head of Starfleet had the opportunity to destroy the Xindi at least 3 times before anything happened and didn't take advantage. A real dumbass.
MARAVILLOSO!!! DE LAS TRES SERIES, Y YO PENSABA QUE STAR TREK NADA MAS ERA LA DE SPOK Y KIRK. PERO, CUANDO EMPECE A VER ENTERPRISE, ME CAUTIVO. MI OPINION CAMBIO Y HOY PARA MI, ES LA MEJOR DE LAS TRES SERIES. Y EL PERESONAJE DE ARCHER Y SU INTERPRETACIÓN, SIMPLEMENTE, INSUPERABLES. LO MEJOR DE LO MEJOR CON TODA SU TRIPULACIÓN. EXCELENTES!. DEBERÍAN DARLES A ESA TRIPULACIÓN LOS HONORES QUE TAMBIEN SE MERECEN COMO A SPOK Y KIRK.
"Goodbye, Jonathon. Captain. *The Force will be with you. Always."*
I would have thought a photon torpedo would be more destructive than that.
With time travel, like the looping of time itself, there is no end. This is why the joy of watching time travel movies is the journey not the ending.
This was my favorite series other than the original! It didn't get near enough recognition!
One problem was the network it premiered on. I believe it was the UPN network, to which not everyone had access. If it had premiered on ABC, NBC, CBS, or FOX, the ratings would probably have been much better. The original series aired on NBC, and CBS later got control of the ST franchise.
Thats to bad!
Why was this return home so much more emotionally satisfying that Voyager?
Cause enterprise barely made it home and lost a lot people it just watched it again I felt like crying
The best return to 🌎 of the whole franchise 😊😊
When your ride is looking like a 1989 Ford LTD old and busted while everyone else drives past you....
one of the best treks ever produced. gd amazing
Daniels is checking in
Finally an end to a story arc.
I watched this scene on Netflix with crisper resolution and I could see two maybe 3 starfleet ships in the escort armada that looked liked like Steamrunner class ships one of witch at 2:41 is in the background as seen between the enterprise NX-01’s saucer section and her starboard warp nacelle. I’m like what the heck, someone really screwed up at the effects house. Steamrunner class ships won’t exist in Star Trek canon until the 2370s/DS9 era, first introduced in Star Trek first contract during the battle of sector 001 and later played a pivotal role in final months of the dominion war. This scene takes place in 2154 a full 215 years prior to the start of DS9 witch takes place from 2369 to 2375 I like music towards the the end with all those ship welcoming the enterprise NX-01 home it gives the sense of hope and triumph over adversity
Best Star Trek series ever!
Can't speak so soon, we have yet to see the PICARD series.
@@matthewcarlon7122 Picard is going to be shit, amazon are producing it and it is not really a star trek franchise.
@@MarkNorville
Can anything be done to completely undo the effects the whole reboot had on the franchise? Anything at all? Realistically? At least with Picard's series, they have an opportunity to tell the story of the prime universe characters dealing with the aftermath of the 2009 reboot -- I would rather have Picard's series to watch other than STD which, like the reboot, only served to dumb everything down and speed the pace of the story to a meaningless blur.
You can't be serious.
"We're done with you and your damned temporal cold war."
My thoughts exactly whenever these time travel episodes appeared in Star Trek.
Scott Bakula struck a great balance between the over the top, exuberent fun of TOS, and the more quiet style of later series. After i've seen the entire series several times, i find his performance really solid. Several times, Archer snaps at an officer in this almost shrill manner which I find hilarious, other times he delivers truly moving, Picard tier speeches.
All I took from this was that there is no cure for hair loss in the 31st century...
In the future, no one will care about being bald. Now if you'll excuse me, im off to drink some tea, earl grey, hot.
@sledge hammer Wasn't Al in an episode of enterprise?
@@LordFoxxyFoxington You win internet points for remembering this.
@@et3inuyasha *Sips tea*
They asked Roddenberry when he created TNG "Surely by the 24th century we will have figured out how to cure male hair loss"
His answer was "By then noone will care"
Could have had Daniels guest star on Discovery...when Discovery went to the future...not sure if the timeline perfectly matches but the writes could think of something...
I’m sure they could’ve written some excuse if they tried but I believe in Discovery it takes place in 32nd century and Daniel’s is from the early 31st century since he’s from before The Burn which happens in 3069. I believe they said something where time travel is illegal or banned or something in the 32nd century, I’d have to rewatch it to confirm but I vaguely remember something like that being said.
A MELHOR SÉRIE DA FRANQUIA QUE ASSISTI ATÉ HOJE.
This is my favourite episode of Quantum Leap.
Archer putting things right what once went wrong and He's hoping that the next leap would be the leap home! 😛
When he said "send us home", I was getting some serious Quantum Leap vibes!
I see him and always think quantum leap, one of the best and most exciting times in my life as a kid.
Welcome Home!
Hope Daniels makes a comeback in Discovery Season 3, he should still be alive by then.
Daniels comes from a pre-burn federation so he would easily be a hundred plus years old by 32nd century, he would be like McCoy in the pilot of TNG, just an old man.
This show was light years ahead in the writing department compared to STD. Shame the special effects were what they were of the day. This show, with that writing with STD's special effects budget and technology would have been excellent.
Hands down Enterprise is probably some of the best writing next to the Next Generation..
A privilege and an honor.
Yeah they lost a few, fought many, but in the end both the ship and the crew held on and brought it home.
I just wonder how long it took to repair the ship and if they have treatment and therapy for the crews PTSD?
the temporal cold war was a messy slapped together idea but it DID give the writers of current trek a way to explain away things like why the enterprise in strange new worlds looks different and why the Delta was always the symbol for star fleet (originally each ship had it's own symbol the delta was enterprises that only changed when the enterprise was bade the flagship of the federation)
The entire timeline apparently is comprised of a) dinosaurs, b) the 20th century, and c) Star Trek clips
For once he gets the chance to go home
Honestly this show did like many Treks. IT started weak but really picked up as it got on.. sadly people didn't give it more of a chance.
Archer ignoring Daniel's expressions of being honored to work him reminds me of a man's wife/girlfriend rolling her eyes when he compliments her.
They say never meet your heroes. Probably cause they act like archer lol.
“Hey thanks for saving the universe! It’s such a privledge!”
Archer is like “fuck off I hate you”
It was a great show...so now make it a movie!
How convenient that all the little timeline segments fit into little tv shaped boxes
Remind me of QUANTUM LEAP......
😊😊😘😘
He never went back home altered to many timelines in the past
I love Scott Bakula, and i love him.
I miss this Show.
I love most of this series. I am still livid they kill off a character, last second, in a friggin fake out dream sequence but still actually dies canonically.
“I miss my old Camaro, and my mansion in Van Nuys.
Wish I still hung with Nash Bridges,
Played poker with The Fall Guy.”
0:43 The writing staff would like to convey this message to Berman and Braga. ;)
Where can I get a rubber time leap shirt like archers buddy has?
“City on the Edge of Forever”
Interesting that the approaching vessels include an equivalent of DS9. See 2:18. How does that work? Traveling station?
Great series.
those explosion graphics at 0:08 tho