Enterprise Season 3, Episode 11: Carpenter Street

User45701

If you missed the episode here is a detailed Epsiode Guide Thanks to StarTrek.com

What did you think? I liked it. It also showed the Xindi Reptillons going behind the other Xindi backs.
I do like to see fire fights DS9 mirror univerce had some good ones but ENT does have best overall Fire fights
The bank withdrawl was good
Tpol: "We will return what we dont use" lol
The Bio-Weapon looked Interesting. Im sure they will try again.
I liked the End the way they arrived back just after they left.
They are going for the more kirk style of command with violence and such
It brought us back Danial`s he is a good actor but i wish they hired Sloan or Mayborne or Lydecker for the role

Why do they always get a nice car! (or in this case jeep)

EDIT: I dont think there the same constumes from nemesis butr mabe they are it would be a good way to save money.

I give it a 7/10

Woden

it was an alright episode nothing special imo, that guy matt winston that plays daniels he is in scrubs as well not sure but he may have some involvement in it not just acting.

anyone recognise the main human guest star, he's from an episode of voyager you know the hologram that wants to kill all the people goes mental forget the name of it.

archer giving it loads when jumping and big dramatic slowdown to stop the virus and not sure if i mentioned this but big use of the costumes from nemesis the kinda purple iridescent stuff.

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Roller Toaster

I don't get why T'Pol didn't believe in time travel all of a sudden considering she went back in time to the 50s in Carbon Creek? All in all a run of the mill episode...nothing special.

seamus

Originally posted by Roller Toaster
I don't get why T'Pol didn't believe in time travel all of a sudden considering she went back in time to the 50s in Carbon Creek? All in all a run of the mill episode...nothing special.

She didn't go back to the 50's, it was the 50's.....:)

bizmark

i missed it was out and about
tbh iv noticed myself doing this more and more often only stargate sg1 is a MUST watch in my week now i miss the days of TNG

Woden

Originally posted by seamus
She didn't go back to the 50's, it was the 50's.....:)

what age does that make t'pol though?

and bizmark hang your head in shame

seamus

Originally posted by Dataisgod
what age does that make t'pol though?

and bizmark hang your head in shame

Indeed. They have been questioning her age for a while. It's means she's a good bit over 200 years, which is really old, even in Vulcan terms, IIRC.

Last night's episode also added more fuel to the the 'different timeline' theory too.

monkeyfudge

I liked how dark the whole thing was... a great contrast to Voyagers time travel back to sunny california.

The Xindi at the end sure took his time before trying to break open the bio-weapon...

bizmark

it wasnt topal it was here grandmother!

Woden

ahhh that explains it

Kevok

Siege of ARxxxx had the best fire fight.

I didn't see it, that makes 3 weeks running that I haven't seen it. To be honest I won't waste my time downloading it either. They wrecked star trek so bad.

In future add a 'haven't seen it option.'

_Kaiser_

Seems every recent Trek series has to have at least ONE episode where they go back to "contemporary" times - DS9 had it, Voyager did it twice (if you count the flashback "Milennium Gate" episode) and now Enterprise has done it.

I think the most interesting part of this episode was Daniel's admission that the events we've been watching aren't supposed to be happening but are the result of temporal incursions....hmmmm, methinks the producers are setting up the use of the Big Red Reset Button to explain ENT's messing with the established timeline....

(OT: Last nights Stargate SG1 was very good Like TNG's "Cause and Effect" but MUCH funnier - wormhole golf anyone? )

User45701

thats Groundhog SG1 its brillent,

also another amasing SG1 episode is 2010

_Kaiser_

may have seen that? is that the one where it turns out that the aliens they allied themselves with have been practising a rather drastic form of population control?

(Sorry for the OT (again) - maybe we need a SG1 board? )

claire h

Originally posted by Kaiser2000
hmmmm, methinks the producers are setting up the use of the Big Red Reset Button to explain ENT's messing with the established timeline....

Agree with you on that one.

It was an okay episode. Not spectacular. I liked the clamp on the first car they were going to take, it was a nice touch.

SprostonGreen

Enterprise is getting better, I think.

I enjoyed Carpenter St and the previous two, I still hate the theme tune mind, though I'd imagine thats been debated here before.

All in all its beginning to shape up nicely after a ropey start.

Woden

i prefare the theme tune when it was slower instead of the newer more upbeat one. i do approve of the change to star trek ent. instead of just ent.

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