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"Ogre"

The Enterprise is in the Epsilon Indi sector charting a rogue planet that was discovered by an Andorian ship on its long range sensors, they didn't have the time to do a closeup review, and Andoria was busy with the Vulcan/Andorian incident fallout, so Shran informed Archer of the planet as he knew the ship was in the area, and figured the Pink Skin would be interested in it.
The planet, which Hoshi has named Hitori, "Alone" seems to be frozen over, uninhabitable except for a deep canyon that is 20 km long and 3km wide that has a breathable atmosphere and warmth from volcanic activity nearby. T'pol detects a crashed ship in the canyon, but says it crashed 300 years ago. Archer, Tpol, and Hoshi take a shuttle pod down and discover that the whole canyon is covered in bio luminescent flora and fauna ( think Pandora on Avatar). When they reach the crashed ship, it is long since disintigrated from time, however T'pol detects a power source further along the canyon.
When they reach the power source, they find a small building that has been maintained, but when they try to go in they hear a loud roar, and Hoshi is hit with an arrow in the shoulder. They see a 3 meter tall behemoth, humanoid, they fall back and tend to Hoshi, and wonder what they can do.

In the end they discover that it is the last survivor of the wreak, and they offer to take it home.

B Plot: Mayweather tells Reed of a similar rogue planet that he encountered when he was 10.

Next Episode:
It is not in the stars to hold our destiny but in ourselves
 
"It is not in the stars to hold our destiny but in ourselves" or simply "Not In The Stars" - Reflecting during the celebration of the (combined) anniversary of spaceflight, each crew member imagines the life and career they feel they would have led if their people (humans and Vulcans) had not taken to the stars. This after Phlox, for interest's sake, has the crew take an old-style aptitude test that reveals surprising talents they have - some that they realize they do utilize, in a sense, even now.

Next episode: "Fair Weather"
 
"Fair Weather"

The Enterprise is surveying the Kalandra Sector, T'Pol has said that the entire sector is often subject to ion storms of varying intensity. Most of the other species steer clear of the area as there is nothing special about the area. However there are a number of habitable planets in the sector, but none are currently inhabited by native or other intelligent life forms. Archer decides to accept the risks of entering the area to see if any of the planets are able to colonized. The Colony Organization back on Earth has been unhappy that the Enterprises' journey hasn't found many possible colony sites as much has already been claimed by various species.

As the Enterprise is approaching the next system in the sector, they encounter an Ion storm, it is only a Force 1 so they decide to go through, however the storm intensified to a Force 7 in short order, and the Enterprise is damaged. Propulsion is down, impulse and warp. Trip can repair the damage but will take time, but another ion storm is forming nearby and the ship can't survive anything over Force 2. Mayweather tells the crew that when he was growing up, he heard of a fraitor captain "Sailing" an ion storm when there ship was damaged, and that he used a Charged solar sail to push his ship along the wave front. Trip and T'pol immediate start to rig up some sails, and the set a course for one of the habitable planets.

Next Episode: The Betazoid
 
"The Betazoid" - T'Pol may be the only one who can communicate with Nabru, a telepathic but nonverbal Betazoid who NX-01 rescues from his kidnappers. As she works to unravel his trauma and learn where these criminals may be hiding, she finds herself becoming confused when his gratitude for her turns into romantic feelings that he may be manipulating her into sharing. Who was really controlling who, and what might he have planned?

Next episode: "Sprawl" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_sprawl)
 
"Sprawl"
Archer has been tasked with making contact with an alien race over custody of a human sleeper ship. As this is happening Hoshi must help Tripp and Tucker navigate the local legal codes over posession of a prized artifact that the ship held, a mint condition babe rueth baseball card.

Next Episode: "Ptolemy's Folly"
 
"Ptolemy's Folly": NX-01 supplies a barren wasteland of a colony that consists of one permanent resident, Wallace Painter, and various temporary people who come and go quickly afterward, lured by his claims that the colony will flourish one day, if only he can unlock the secret to coaxing life out of the dust. When rumors of a rare mineral (not dilithium) below the surface endanger Painter, Archer and Malcolm must protect the man from assassins and thieves. Painter actually started the rumors himself, hoping to keep people in the colony, not knowing he was actually correct. The crew debate whether to aid someone whose deceit led to his own danger. His parrot, Ptolemy, may hold the key to saving them all, having once belonged to another colonist who died.

Next episode: "Sworn Allies"
 
"Sworn Allies"

Captain Archer and Shran are asked to work together as co-ambassadors in making first contact with a new alien race that is the Bajorians. The Bajorians are space explorers who have stealing supplies from cargo ships from both races. When they make contact we find out they have been stealing them because the need them to treat a disease spreading through the ships. A disease that is contagious to Andorians but not humans. Shran and Archer get in conflict over what to do and in the end Archer basically goes around Shran to help them. The price though is it ends the friendship he and Shran had made.

Next episode: "Water on Vulcan"
 
"Water on Vulcan" - NX-01 hunts for a Vulcan terrorist who is suspected of poisoning a sacred well tended by the inhabitants of a remote settlement on Vulcan when members of the community fall ill. Meanwhile, Phlox and T'Pol stay behind to aid the sick and discover the cause of the illness, but must also deal with the finger-pointing citizens of the town.

Next episode: "Stability"
 
"Stability"

When a coup takes place on a alien government the Enterprise is sent to meet with it's new leaders in order broker a peace with them when the planets new monarch start making overt threats at attacking one of the newer alien planets joining the coalition created at the end of season 4. Only to find out the coup was helped by Romulan interference when none of the monarch's right hand women admits to seeking outside help. Archer exposes this truth to the people of this planet which creates a civil war. He brings stability by neutralizing the Romulans influence but in way that he knows will lead to more death and suffering in this civil war. By at least the nearby aliens don't have to worry about being attacked.

" Operation: Velta Prime"
 
"Operation: Velta Prime" - Hoshi and Malcolm must infiltrate a rogue Starfleet combat team that is suspected of being behind a series of attacks on a primitive planet's temples in an effort to stir up hostilities between two factions. Becoming obsessed with taking the team down, Hoshi "betrays" Malcolm to buy herself credibility. Can she stop them without getting their blood on her hands...or his? Meanwhile, Archer matches wits with the new representative of Earth's colonization board when they debate the merits and downsides of the rapid pace of space settlement.

Next episode: "Deadbolt"
 
"Deadbolt"
The Columbia is entering the Nodiri sector. Captain Hernandez and Science officer el-Rachad are conversing on the bridge when the ships systems start to one by one go off line, Engineer Rivers informs the bridge that the warp core is shutting down, even emergency power. After about 2 minutes in the dark, power is restored, and the warp core begins its start up procedure. Hernandez calls to thank Rivers, but he says it wasn't him, he barely had time to grab a flashlight when the power came back on. She instructs Rivers to run a system wide diagnostic, and to get the computer chief Hexter to go over the computer byte by byte.

The rest of the voyage in the Nodri sector was un eventful, and diagnostics and code check found nothing. Hernandez set course for the Socrov system to meet up with the Enterprise.

When the 2 NX;s meet, Hernandez hails the Enterprise, and a few seconds later, all the Enterprise's systems crash just like the Columbia's, and just like them its restored 2 minutes later.

It is up to Trip, Rivers, and the rest of the 2 crews to figure out what is in the systems of both ships.

They figure out that it was a sentient energy being hitching a ride on various ships to get to see the galaxy. and moves on when asked.

Next Episode:
"All the worlds a Stage"
 
"All the world's a Stage"
The crew settles in to watch an entertainment program based on their adventures. They come away disappointed. Archer doesn't understand why the focus is on action rather than their diplomatic and scientific achievements. Travis wonders why he's given so little to do. T'Pol is taken aback by the hyper-sexualization of her character. Hoshi is amused by the portrayal of the Klingons with a clearly made-up language and simple make-up.

Reed decides not to take this lying down. He had trod the boards in several collegiate theatrical productions and knows he can do better. To this end, comedy ensues as Reed follows the crew hoping to find something to base his story on.

In the end the studio returns Reed's script with a note saying "It doesn't meet our needs and you don't understand the show."

Next Episode: Hello Good-bye
 
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"Hello Good-bye" - Archer recalls two weeks he spent manning a damaged subspace relay station alone while waiting for a fellow crewman to return from a pick-up run to Slater's World for needed parts to do a complete repair while Archer held down the fort. He listens to a variety of calls, including a frequency the station normally doesn't pick up otherwise; the Samgeo, an alien species holding formal hearings deciding whether to initiate contact with Earth. He is riveted, arguing with them out loud, until he accidentally makes contact. He must make the difficult decision whether to advise for or against it (incognito, of course). He is telling this story on the anniversary of first contact with the Vulcans, after asking T'Pol if she ever regrets her people's decision.

Next episode: "Ugliness"
 
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Ugliness

Soon after the events in Terra Prime, all human crewmembers are in a foul mood. Phlox and T'Pol team up to investigate the issue, as fights keep breaking out for no good reason. As they talk to the crew, they realize that pretty much everyone's upset at the rampant xenophobia on Earth. Archer wonders if humanity belongs in space at all. T'Pol reassures him and says that humanity's best hour is yet to come, and that humanity will be a unifying force in the galaxy.

Next episode: "Dancing in the Dark"
 
"Dancing in the Dark" - The crew of NX-01 are all rendered blind after an ordinary night of sleep, with the exception of T'Pol. She and Phlox contact the Vulcan science ministry looking for a cure, while the rest of the crew try to cope with their unexpected conditions. Things get serious when an unknown craft opens fire on NX-01. It's suspected they may have somehow blinded the crew, but how will our heroes fight back when they can't see anything?

Next episode: "Merit Badge"
 
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"Dancing in the Dark"
Crewman Adran is bored. Years ago she signed up for starfleet, went through the academy and was pumped up to have an exciting life in the galaxy, and was even more excited to get assigned to the Enterprise, the first ship to really explore!
However, Crewman Adran's job is basically the janitor, going around fixing plumbing issues, snaking drains, rebolting shelves to the bulkhead, and has been knee deep in the refuse more times than she can count. This is not what she signed up for and she is bored. She makes her displeasure known to Trip, and he just basically says, "We all started on the bottom rung, even me, it'll get better." But she is thinking of quitting next time they go back to Earth.

One day the Enterprise is in orbit of a water world, and she gets assigned to the away team, but not the primary "Adventurous" one, the secondary set up camp and help the locals one. She goes off with one of the natives to help, and she gets kidnapped by the locals! Finally, some Excitement!.

Adran ends up on an adventure with the locals, and finally gets a small promotion, cleaning out the jeffery's tubes.

NINJA'D! Okay, give me a bit, I'll make a Merit Badge one :)

"Merit Badge"
The Enterprise has returned to Earth to observe the laying down of the Keel of the next NX class, the Discovery. The Challenger is about 60% complete in the next dock, with its Captain
Arion in attendance to the Discovery christening.

Archer and Arion hit it off quite well and go on there own, with T'pol and Trip talking about the old space shuttles when a Starfleet PR person inquires how long the Enterprise will remain at Earth, Trip informs her that they'll be here for a couple weeks to update some systems, the PR person says great, then you have time to host a Star Scouts field trip to the ship!

Trip and T'pol look dumbfounded, and the PR Person says she would like the Enterprise to host a 30 person field trip of teenagers aboard the ship, and teach them how to operate it.

The scouts show up and generally are well behaved, but there is always a few that get up to things. They eventually kind of set the ship to go to warp in the dock, but is saved by Trip

Next Episode:
"The Great Shuttle Race"
 
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"The Great Shuttle Race" - What begins as a friendly relay race between NX-01's shuttles and those of its fellow NX class ships turns into a race against time when a chemical reaction caused by an energy eruption in the nebula course is about to destroy everything in its path. Comms and sensors are down, and Travis and Trip have to make it to the other ships to warn them to clear out. Further complications ensue when they rescue a freighter captain of dubious ethics from her crippled ship.

Next episode: "Banshee"
 
"Banshee"

Enterprise stops at one of those "Brigadoon"-type colony planets whose comically-terrible Irish inhabitants will inevitably draw complaints and letters to UPN and Paramount that Rick Berman will use to light a cigar before tossing into the waste basket.

Archer will have an ill-advised romance with a Maureen O'Hara rip-off character whom the writers will try to fool the audience into thinking she'll go along with the ship at the end of the episode before Berman's obsession with the status quo throws that future plotline out the airlock.

Somehow, the episode ends with a five-minute fistfight between Archer, Porthos, and the evil land baron guest star, played by Brendan Gleeson. Malcolm Reed drunkenly duets "I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen" with Trip as pints of Space Guinness are tossed around during the barfight. Phlox discovers the hard way a pint of dark beer violently disagrees with him. Hoshi is tormented by leprechauns.

As the late Michael Piller once told Rick Berman: "I dare you."

Next time on 'Enterprise': The Rise and Rise of Hoshi Sato
 
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The Rise and Rise of Hoshi Sato

In the Mirror Universe the Empress Hoshi begins her rise to supremacy. She makes inroads and an alliance with the Vulcans elevating them to favored status and making Skon of Vulcan a chief advisor. Will the Vulcans at her side she brings Tellerites and Andorians to heel. She then turns to the Romulans staging a sneak attack on Romulus its self. She captures the Praetor and executes him on a live broadcast sent across the Empire.

With the combined might of the Terran and Romulan Empire at her command she moves towards the Klingon Empire. The Klingons seeing no way to win, surrender. She takes the Emperor as a concubinus. and takes the throne.

Standing before a map of the Galaxy she turns to Skon and asks where to next? He points to an area labled "Cardassian space". The Empress laughs.

Next Episode A Day In the Life
 
"A Day In the Life" - NX-01 visits the planet Kortos hoping to institute formal relations with their people. The representative party is invited to spend a day on the planet living as their people do, including dressing up like them. Midway through the exercise, a violent storm blows in and all must take shelter - this is actually quite common on Kortos. It brings back Trip's childhood memories of waiting out his first summer storm on Earth. Meanwhile, back on the ship, Phlox decides to help out in a different department, asking the supervisor to treat him like just another worker.

Next episode: "Base Camp"
 
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