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Game ENT Episode Pitch Game

"Nosferatu" - NX-01 transports the corpses of four dead Starfleet officers home at the request of their families. Chaos ensues when the bodies, in pristine condition despite the harsh climate on the planet where they were found dead, disappear from the morgue and stalk the corridors of the ship. Phlox has a mystery on his hands.

Next episode: "Shell Shock"
 
"Nosferatu" - The NX-01 has been assigned to transport the personal property and body of a deceased human nobleman from an alien colony back in the direction of Earth, to the nearest repair base, where the cargo can be taken to Earth via regular transport, as has been arranged and paid for in full by the count's estate. The creepy cargo is a source of entertainment, and the jokes about it prompt the showing of different adaptations of Dracula an movie night, including Nosferatu. But then odd energy readings are detected, and what was once a joke begins to be taken more seriously. Is there some connection between the cargo and the energy readings, or is it just the subconscious fears of the crew because of the vampire films? The crew is still searching for answers when live support becomes affected by a drop in temperature and the crew starts succumbing to a sickness that Phlox cannot explain.

Next episode: "Avalon"

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"Shell Shock" - Enterprise operates as a command center for United Earth Stellar Navy ships that come into conflict with a Romulan fleet. And during the conflict, is hit with an atomic attack. Its hull is melted and its systems permanently knocked offline – not only are they in the dark, they can’t even open shuttlebay doors for the shuttlepods to tow Earth back home, and or even cook in the galley. Unable to call for help, Archer must lead the crew through the crisis, as the temperatures on the ship drop radically and the crew grows hungry.

"Avalon"
- Harris contacts Reed to locate Earth’s atomic stockpile - the remnants of what was not dismantled was instead mothballed after WW3 - on a world codenamed Avalon. Avalon was not a remote asteroid facility like the Cold Station research facilities, but an uninhabitable planet where various species dump their ordnance, a number of them still active. While appalled that the conflict as come to this, Reed sets out alone on the extremely dangerous and hostile terrain, where he must await pickup upon locating the stockpile. Meanwhile, while touring the newly created Oakland Shipyards, Archer has a confrontation with anti-war protesters, lead by United Earth politician Abraham Dannon. Dannon – an already unpopular politician due to courting support from “Xindi truthers” that believe that either the Xindi attack was manufactured by United Earth themselves, or hold the Kzinti responsible instead – thinks that the Coalition of Planets is in the wrong to commit to the war effort and needs to disarm immediately. Dannon basically believes that the Coalition of Planets needs to send diplomats to negotiate a peace treaty, and agree to the whatever terms the Romulans set out. Archer, fighting accusations of being a warmonger, has to find a way to get through to Dannan and the protestors and get them to stop living in their fantasy world, as the Romulans see interstellar expansion as a “divine right” and will continue to expand no matter what United Earth does.

Next episode – “Fly On The Wall”
 
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"Fly On The Wall"- A Vulcan reporter comes aboard Enterprise as it escorts colony vessels to the newly built Starbase 1. But then things start going wrong. One of the colony ships detonates, a group of Kzinti pirates rob the supply ships, and when they reach Starbase 1 they discover it's been blown to smithereens by a Romulan drone ship. The reporter brags (logically) that this will make Earth rethink going out into the unknown, and that they should trust the Vulcans to protect them. Eventually, investigation reveals that the reporter sabotaged the mission to make humanity rely on the Vulcans. She's killed in a firefight, but Phlox's autopsy reveals some odd forehead ridges... Meanwhile, on Romulus, we learn this was a deliberate plot to drive apart Earth and Vulcan.

Next episode- "Tell No Tales"
 
"Tell No Tales" - The crew of Enterprise suddenly awaken, having been unconscious for an unspecified period of time. They investigate what may have happened, discovering that many ship systems have been tampered with and files deleted from the computer. A crewman assigned to engineering has also gone missing, erased from the ships manifest and with only a hazy memory from the crew that this person ever existed. The crew attempts to figure out what happened to them and to recall the identity of their missing crewman. Dr. Phlox ascertains that the crew had undergone a procedure to remove targeted memories, but it seems that whoever did so was not familiar with human, Vulcan or Denobulan physiology. The mystery is only partially resolved when Phlox discovers a handwritten note, hidden in a cage of one of his animals, written in his own handwriting. The hastily written note describes coming into contact with a new race who wanted to destroy Enterprise for finding them, but they agreed to remove all trace of their existence. The crewman in question had suffered a brain injury and had a cybernetic implant that the aliens could not remove the information from. The crewman ultimately decided to stay behind with the alien race to save the rest of the crew, leaving behind only a first name, clearly written hastily at the last minute. "Jack".

(A prequel to TNG "Clues" without ACTUALLY saying it.)

Next Episode - "Terok Klem" (just in case it's not immediately obvious, referencing a Cardassian space station.)
 
"Terok Klem" - NX-01 limps to a Cardassian station, badly damaged after tripping a lone mine floating in the middle of space. With repairs unable to be made there, they wait to be towed by another Starfleet ship. In the meantime, the crew tours the station. Trip finds evidence suggesting that the mine was one of theirs, which drifted away from a test minefield that had been erected around the station. This raises curiosity over what conflict they might be preparing for. When the station is fired on by another ship, NX-01 musters what weapons help it can to drive off the foe.

Next episode: "Jettison"
 
"Jettison" - Enterprise makes first contact with a new civilization via one of their long range cargo freighters. Ensign Mayweather is particularly interested in the situation, given his background. Once friendly relations are established, the cargo vessels ask Enterprise with assistance in navigating a dangerous area of space. Enterprise agrees, and it turns out to be more treacherous than anyone had thought. Both ships are damaged, with the freighter being unable to move nimbly enough, prompting Archer to suggest they jettison their cargo, allowing the ship to better maneuver. The freighter refuses, and gets further stuck in the unstable area of space. Enterprise tries everything it can to help the freighter through to no avail. Archer and Mayweather both make pleas for them the jettison their cargo, again the freighter refusing. Eventually, the situation becomes even more dangerous for Enterprise, threatening to pull it as well. Archer must make a decision to abandon the freighter entirely, or forcibly jettison their cargo to rescue the crew and be able to tow it out. The alien freighter finally relents and explains their situation, their cargo is refugees they are illegally transporting across the border to another civilization's space, where they hope to sneak in and find a better life. Archer won't just let everyone die and transfers all of the people to Enterprise. A vessel from the other civilization approaches Enterprise and demands the refugees be turned over. With little other choice, Archer reluctantly accepts and considers that the option was either turning over the refugees, or they die.

Next episode "The Long Dark"
 
"The Long Dark" - NX-01 visits a planet that is mired in ignorance and poverty after a series of catastrophic eruptions continued to darken the skies for centuries. Stars and the sun are considered fairy tales, while a rogue group have begun to dig up ancient technology and are trying to make it operational again to save their people from despair, much to the hostility of those in power. Meanwhile, Archer develops a camaraderie with one of the techscavators, a wanted woman.

Next episode: "Sink or Swim"
 
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" "- Enterprise returns to Earth after a long voyage, only to find... nothing. Literally nothing. Where the cradle of human civilization once was, there is now empty space. T'Pol states that the Vulcan Science Directorate has determined planetary disappearance to be impossible. They try to fly to the Moon, but it's gone. Too. Next Mars, next Jupiter Station... everything in the solar system has vanished. They go to Vulcan, only to find it gone too. Eventually, they realize an ensign had pasted a picture of an empty starfield over the camera the viewscreen uses. All the planets were fine.

Next episode- "Landmark Accomplishment"
 
Sorry for the confusion. When I post no episode title, it means I wanted to post my episode synopsis as quick as possible and hadn't thought of a next title yet, not that a blank space is the title.
 
"Sink or Swim"
Hoshi Sato has never learned how to swim, however, being in space, it shouldn't have made that much of a difference. In this particular instance, when they make first contact with an ocean world of Pacifica, that particular lapse may come back to haunt her as she gets thrown into the literal deep end to figure out how to communicate with an ocean dwelling species, and learning how to tread water.

"Landmark Accomplishment"

On the planet Archer IV, human settlement has begun after finding and antidote to the pollen in the atmosphere that caused paranoia. The Enterprise has been asked to come to the planet to attend the commissioning of the new settlements landmark, a 4 meter tall statue of Captain Archer himself! Archer and Trip attend the ceremony and find out that the toxic pollen has another effect, it starts to break down the bronze in his Statue, to the horror of the settlements residents. Captain Archer asks Trip to replace the statue with one not made of bronze, hilarity in sues on the ship.

Next Episode:
" Hero "
 
" Hero " - Tripp is absolutely elated when he learns than idol he had looked up to his entire life was on his way to visit Enterprise. He was a fairly early warp pioneer, having worked on several warp engine designs directly with Zephram Cochrane himself. Now and elderly man, one his last wishes was to tour the ship powered to the Warp 5 engine. All is going well until, in conversation, his hero begins to espouse many opinions that unsettled Tripp. The hero used racial slurs in regards to Vulcans, and voiced a particular displeasure for T'Pol. He was vocal about his disdain for how many non-humans had been settling on Earth and made his support for the Terra Prime movement to be well known. Tripp had to confront feelings from his younger days when he may have shared similar views with him, realizing that he was kidding himself and knew of his hero's politics all along. Tripp had grown to change and embrace new ideas, which ultimately led to great disappointment from his hero. The elderly engineer passed away from old age while still on Enterprise, his last words being how disappointed he was in Tripp for "being a traitor to his race". The emotional scars within Tripp ran deep, but he came out proud of himself that he was not like his "hero" at all.

Next episode - "Frozen"
 
"Frozen" - NX-01 boards a ship that had sent out a distress call but which is not answering, to find everyone onboard in a state of suspended animation - still alive. When the crew begins to feel sluggish, they wonder if it's this area of space has slowed time to a crawl and if they can get everyone out safely. Meanwhile, T'Pol suffers from the cold due to power being drawn from NX-01's thermal systems to supplement the other ship's lack of power.

Next episode: "Spoonerisms"
 
"Spoonerisms" Hoshi's skills are put to the test when negotiations with a species that loves Spoonerisms are needed to secure a trade route for Earth shipping.
Reed decides to torment Mayweather by using Cockney Rhyming slang.

Next Episode "Across The Universe"
 
"Across The Universe" - The Enterprise is called to a nearby Tellarite colony by an anonymous plea for assistance to the Tellarite Monks of True Vision who are being threatened by the Tellarite government with annihilation for the thought crime of having unyielding faith and belief. Archer, T'Pol, and Malcolm are allowed into the monastery to negotiate for the monk's surrender. They learn the belief that the monks there hold, that life in this galaxy was originally seeded from the galaxy Andromeda approximately seven billion years ago. The monks guard a chalice that to them is a holy artifact. When scanned by T'Pol, it is revealed to contain genetic material possessing sequences in common with known species on a variety of planets including both Earth and Vulcan, it can be dated as approximately seven billion years old because of its technobabbly something or other, and it has technobabbly somethings that indicate an origin of Andromeda. The monks agree to surrender, if Archer will take the chalice back to Earth. Archer negotiates this with the Tellar government. But after the monks surrender, Archer is double-crossed, and the head of the colony dematerializes the chalice, saying, "There is no truth!" The colony also confiscates T'Pol's tricorder ostensibly to be used as "evidence" against the monks.

Next episode - "The Dragon"
 
"The Dragon" - NX-01 gets a lead on the whereabouts of a mysterious anonymous figure known only as "The Dragon", said to be involved in many different crimes. When a security team goes to arrest him, they find it's an ambush decoy and rescue a captive, barely making it out alive. As they listen to the victim's story of woe, the crew continue to hunt for this criminal, chasing other leads. When Reed and the victim go off in a shuttle to confront their quarry, surprise! The "victim" is "The Dragon", and Reed has been lured here for nefarious leverage reasons. Can they rescue him and capture their foe again?

Next episode: "Rockets Over Altair"
 
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"Rockets Over Altair" - When Altair VI is rocked by merculite rockets of Rigelian origin, Earth’s archeological team evacuates the planet. When that team runs into Enterprise and they explain the situation, Enterprise intervenes and is able to disable the ship. When Enterprise boards it and finds no crew and only a Romulan subroutine controlling the ship, its stirs up more whispers of a coming war with the mysterious Romulans.

Meanwhile, Travis leads Hoshi to a mysterious archeological find on Altair VI that's interested him since he was a child, belonging to an extinct species the Vulcans call the Vegans. They end up being held hostage by mysterious mercenaries that resemble humans, yet claim to “march under the raptor’s wings”, and follow a forgotten Vulcan philosopher named S’task.

Next episode - “Precipitation”
 
"Precipitation"
Deep in the Avshaa Tactes Nebula The UES Ship Comet is hiding. In her flight of 6 ships that was going to attack the romulan base at Galorndon Core. She is the only one left, though her warp engines are currently damaged.
The nebula is a good hiding place, but this particular part is indescribably dense ,and with the navigational deflector down, its sounds to the crew like rain on old metal roof. Only much worse than rain. The ship can't stay here to much longer. here's hoping that the engines can be repaired before we have to leave, and hope the romulans have stopped chasing us.

Next Episode:
"Secret of the Widow"
 
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