How would Enterprise have fared during the writers strike?

[Smack]

Let's say Enterprise didn't get cancelled season 7 would have gone on this year ... How do you guys think it would have played out?

 

[Thena]

All but three episodes were produced before the beginning of the writers strike and the final unfinished episode was the one what would have tied everything up in a satisfying conclusion. The last episode that ever aired was the beginning of a two-part episode that ends with a "To Be Continued..." as pregnant T'Pol goes into labor two months too early. Will the baby be okay? Do T'Pol and Trip ever get married?

A week later, the studio announces that the show has been canceled and that first of a two-parter will be the series finale.

...

Oh, wait a minute. That's what happened to Las Vegas.

 

[RandyS]

Rick and Brannon would have written many more Valentines.

 

[Bak_and_Blue]

Rick and Brannon would have written many more Valentines.

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
****runs screaming into the sunset****

 

[Trekwatcher]

The Xindi/Federation Kemocite mining consortium would have to be jointly defended by Archer and Gralik against some rogue Tholians using a copy of the Defiant's shuttlecraft with a Gorn at the helm using a quantumsubmolecularsingularity bomb.

Or something like that...

 

[Captain59]

They would have produced the same amount of episodes. The season would have just gone a little longer.

The last scene would have been the launching of NCC-1701 with an old Archer meeting a young Kirk.

 

[ChristopherPike]

They could've dusted off a Phase II script and given it an ENT makeover.

Perhaps "Tomorrow and the Stars" but switch the Pearl Harbour setting for NY on 9/11. Archer instead of Kirk finds himself back in time, falling in love with a married woman, who is destined to die that day. A transporter malfunction leaves the NX Captain in a ghostly form for much of the episode, while he faces the moral dilemma of knowing he could save hundreds of people–including the woman he loves– with a knock on effect to modern day events.

 

[ialfan]

They could've dusted off a Phase II script and given it an ENT makeover.

Perhaps "Tomorrow and the Stars" but switch the Pearl Harbour setting for NY on 9/11. Archer instead of Kirk finds himself back in time, falling in love with a married woman, who is destined to die that day. A transporter malfunction leaves the NX Captain in a ghostly form for much of the episode, while he faces the moral dilemma of knowing he could save hundreds of people–including the woman he loves– with a knock on effect to modern day events.

That would have made a great episode.

 

[JiNX-01]

They could've dusted off a Phase II script and given it an ENT makeover.

Perhaps "Tomorrow and the Stars" but switch the Pearl Harbour setting for NY on 9/11. Archer instead of Kirk finds himself back in time, falling in love with a married woman, who is destined to die that day. A transporter malfunction leaves the NX Captain in a ghostly form for much of the episode, while he faces the moral dilemma of knowing he could save hundreds of people–including the woman he loves– with a knock on effect to modern day events.

That would have made a great episode.

I agree. That would have been a cool story.

 

[EnsignRicky]

We probably would have ended up with about a dozen variations on 'Shades Of Grey'.

 

[SFRabid]

They would jump ahead 4 years with the location in the holodeck in Quark's Bar. Cisco would be running a program of the Enterprise showing Archer sacrificing himself to save Trip.