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Game ENT Episode Pitch Game

"Secret of the Widow" - NX-01 brings supplies for Phillippa and Eric Mandel's geology camp, to find Eric dead and buried, supposedly after an accidental fall. Something doesn't add up; this is the woman's fourth husband to die in an accident on Earth record. A more detailed analysis of her DNA suggests she may have ties to several other mysterious deaths...as long as 250 years ago! She takes an interest in Archer...Meanwhile, Hoshi tries to convince her elderly great aunt to move in with the aunt's daughter and son in law.

Next episode: "Dog in the Manger" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dog_in_the_Manger)
 
"Dog In A Manger" - In orbit around Perros VI, the Enterprise crew has entered discussions with the Perroseans reguarding trade and cooperation. To this end Archer, Hoshi and T'Pol have taken a shuttle pod down for face to face negotiations. Unknown to them Porthos has stowed away.

Things are going well, when Archer receives a report from Trip, currently in command of the NX-01, that several ships have just entered Perrosean space. The ships have launched several shuttles which land in rural and undeveloped parts of the planet. The Perrosean High Minister calls for his military to immediately launch defensive measures against the invaders.

He explains to Archer that the invaders are from Cabbalo,a planet in a neighboring system. They've come to harvest kebada, a plant that grows wild on Perros. Archer is curious as to why a military response to this? Is kebada valuable or in short supply? The minister explains that it is valueless to Perros. Perroseans don't use it as food or even fodder for their livestock. They often just burn it. But to the Cabbalos it's a necessary part of their diet. Again Archer is perplexed as to why they don't trade with the Cabbalo or just give it to them. There is enmity between the two peoples that goes back centuries for reasons no one really knows, but the Perrosean refuse to give in and let the Caballos have the kebada.

Elsewhere Pothos has wandered off and met up with two groups of children, one Cabollos and the other Perrosean. They delight at his antics.

Can Archer convince the adults to put away their own enmity?

Next Episode- "Born Under A Wandering Star"
 
"Born Under A Wandering Star" - A nomad docks his shuttle with NX-01 when it requires repair. While he regales the crew with tales of the places he's been, many of which they've never seen or heard of, Trip lends his engineering expertise to the man's craft. Despite NX-01's itinerary, they find themselves drawn to a planet they were not planning to go to, in spite of themselves - due to the harmless mental influence of the nomad. There, the planet's natives refuse to allow the nomad to stay for a season, firing on the ship (they believe his lonely wandering kind are a bringer of doom) but Archer pleads on his behalf, saying his wisdom might be able to help them.

Next episode: "Glad Tidings"
 
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"Glad Tidings"
The Enterprise is in orbit of Tellar Prime, The Tellerites are going to perform some updates on the ship as part of the coalition of planets technology exchange. A Tellerite named Zez comes on board to supervise the upgrades, and is very arrogant, even for a Tellerite. Trip goes down the rabbit hole and stepps up his arguement game against Zez.
Elsewhere, Mayweather and Reed take a trip to a mud spa on the planet.

Next Episode:
"Musings of an Old Man"
 
"Musings of an Old Man" - The tale of Enterprise's first contact with the Phrumians is told by a Phrumian who was a child at the time to his grandchildren. To hear him tell it, NX-01 was helpless and its crew fearful and floundering in a battle until his people came and saved the day. Suspicious of his version, one of the grandchildren asks an elderly T'Pol what really happened. In reality, NX-01 rescued his people's ship from an abandoned battlefield strewn with drone ships reawakened by a solar flare.

Next episode: "Wholesome"
 
"Wholesome"
The Enterprise is in Earth orbit, it is the 5th anniversary of the NX-01 launch, and the Enterprise and her crew are apart of the festivities, to supervise the ceremony, Commander Chan boards the ship, and does interviews of the crew, and starts to prepare for the ceremony, however, the crew notices that Chan is sanitizing the crew interviews, and haven't spoken to T'Pol or Phlox at all, We find out that Chan is working for an Admiral that leans into the Earth First, and wants to minimize alien involvement in the Xindi and other missions, Archer isn't happy.
Elsewhere: Trip goes home to visit the parents, with T'Pol

Next Episode:
"In the Land of Giants"

EDIT: Actually, upon thought, I would take the B plot of T'pol and Trip going to visit the parents and put it as the A plot, and the B plot with the Bad Admiral. Have Trip and T'pol visiting southern parents seems more Wholesome, and discusing his sister and his daughter Elisabeth. Yeah..
 
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"In the Land of Giants" - NX-01 visits a planet settled by geniuses exclusively. Believing that their physical stature should reflect their mental abilities, they require visitors to pass through their transporters and re-materialize as shrunken in size. While Archer attempts to be taken seriously when negotiating a deal for needed resources, Trip and Malcolm deal with an engineering problem only thinking small will solve.

Next episode: "Oil and Water"
 
"Oil and Water"
Lt. Char isn't having a good time on the Enterprise. Char has been called an engineering prodigy, and was usually right when it comes to his diagnosis of engineering problems, However, since arriving on Enterprise, Commander Tucker has been on top of him, overrulling most of his ideas, and generally not letting Char get his way. However, during an Orion attack, both Char and Trip have to work together to repair the ship before the Orions come back. In the end Char is right most of the time, however Trip wants to give Char some humility, and show him that even though he's usually right, that he's part of a team, and needs to work with them.

Next Episode: "The Kzinti"
 
"The Kzinti"- When Enterprise is stopped by a Kzinti police vessel as they approach Kzinti space, T’Pol advises Archer to turn around, noting that even the Klingons have had trouble dealing with them on multiple occasions. When Archer refuses to listen, the ship is captured by Kzinti pirates, who refuse to observe the Treaty of Sirius negotiated by the Vulcans on Earth’s behalf eighty years ago and are armed to the teeth. To the shock of Archer, Trip, Reed and Phlox - to name a few - the Kzinti display a shocking amount of misogyny and sexism toward their female colleagues. As well as shocking mistreatment towards T’Pol for being a Vulcan, with a Kzinti telepath being remarkedly invasive of T’Pol’s private thoughts. Due to the inexperience of the crew in handling the Kzinti – as they only heard rumors of them, but never met one face to face until now - they turn to Travis for leadership, as the Horizon had more that its fair share of run ins with the Kzinti while Travis was growing up. Travis specifically works with the women of the NX-01 to take back the ship, aware that the Kzinti underestimate the abilities of women in general.

Next episode - "Unintelligent Design"
 
"Unintelligent Design" - NX-01's crew is asked to test a simulator that will train new Starfleet recruits for exploring new planets by randomizing different planetary conditions one might encounter. T'Pol identifies several inaccuracies with the simulations and raises concerns with one of the designers, who asks to meet with her in private, hinting that the issues may not be accidental. When he is killed before their meeting, she follows a trail that leads to revelations that in order to boost Starfleet recruiting and graduate more cadets, simulator missions are rigged to make them believe it will be easier than it is.

Next episode: "Good Fences"
 
"Good Fences"
On the planet Weytahn, things are getting better, with the Vulcans and Andorians on good terms as of late, this planet was chosen as a joint colony venture to learn to mend over a century of hostility. However, as things are better than a shooting war, it isn't exactly a bastion of peace and camaraderie. The Vulcans and the Andorians have settled, but in 2 different locations, and there is near zero communication between the 2 settlements. Captain Archer has been asked to go to Weytahn to further mend the Vulcan/Andorian divide.
Elsewhere, Shran and Soval further mend there own fences.

Next Episode: "Lost"
 
"Lost" - Enterprise picks up some Suliban stragglers that have gotten lost en route to the Delta Quadrant to settle on a new planet. Enterprise decides to help them find their flotilla, which ends up taking them into an area similar to the Barrens. Except that in a addition to having no stars present, sensors don’t work in this pocket of space either. Meanwhile, Reed, Mayweather, Phlox, T’Pol and Shran have a debate over the best survival skill techniques in the event the crew gets marooned on a planet, after Shran boasts of having survived a whole year separated from the Kumari on a K-class world.

Next episode – “Necessary Good”
 
“Necessary Good” - When Travis sustains potentially fatal injuries in a shuttle accident delivering supplies to an outpost, a specialist surgeon offers her assistance to Phlox in caring for the helmsman. Her persistence is because she is a temporal agent who believes that Mayweather has a crucial role in a future assassination thirty years from now (that unfortunately had collateral damage), and aims to see he lives to fulfill his part (whatever that may be). However this is revealed, it naturally causes a conflict of ethics among the crew - should we let him live or die? Daniels shows up, but whose side is he on?

Next episode: "Bildungsroman"
 
"Bildungsroman"

The Enterprise. crew finds themselves in a predicament that reminds them of a famous series of fantasy series geared toward kids, written early in the 22nd Century. Archer makes quotes from the hero of the stories, while T'pol is disturbed when she reads one of the fan fic stories Trip wrote as a teen. Reed and Mayweather argues about who the heroine should have married in the end.

Next episode- "The Goblet of Fire"
 
"The Goblet of Fire" - After detaining a human smuggler of rare discoveries in the brig, Archer, Trip and Reed are obsessed with a goblet that is on fire and can communicate back to them. T’Pol tries to find a logical reason the goblet can speak and be perpetually on fire, but cannot find one and refuses to accept that the answer is “it’s magic”. Meanwhile, Travis, Hoshi and various enlisted crewmen play an RPG based around wizards & witches.

Next episode – “P5hng Me A*wy” (named after the Linkin Park song)
 
"P5hng Me A*wy"
On the Enterprise, T'Pol and Trip try to reconcile Elisabeth's death, and what it means for there romantic future. Trip wants to keep trying, T'Pol has some doubts and when Trip wants to spend time with her, she sutbly putting some distance between them, whenever he asks she's busy. When the Enterprise encounters a ship with refugees, they find that the children are hybrids of there planet, and the neighboring planets species, with neither world wanting them, after talking with the children, T'pol relizes she's still in love with Trip, and afterwards they find a planet for the children.

Next Episode: "Proselytize"
 
"Proselytize" - While Hoshi is translating an alien religious book, she and those working with her begin to develop a belief in the ancient faith, partake in rituals and practices as described in the text, even to the point of offering sacrifices. The book is riddled with hypnotic suggestions programmed into it by the writer to forcibly convert readers and listeners. Only T'Pol has the mental discipline necessary to finish the translation in hopes of figuring out how to literally "de-program" them.

Next episode: "Spilled Milk"
 
"Spilled Milk" - T'Pol becomes concerned for the crew of Enterprise as she observes increasingly irrational, aggressive behavior over extremely minor occurrences. When she tries to address with Captain Archer, he also become aggressive and defensive. Before long, the ship is in full mutiny, with small factions forming, vying for control. Phlox had shown some signs of resistance towards whatever was happening, and T'Pol engaged in a mind meld with him to attempt to stabilize him. It worked long enough for Phlox to discover a pathogen affecting their minds and synthesized a cure. It took some time for the crew to come to terms with their actions, ashamed they had gone through such extreme emotions over such minor details.

Next Episode - "1992"
 
"1992" - NX-01 is present for the opening of a time capsule that was buried by the citizens of Wending Cross, a small town in England, during the early days of the Eugenics Wars. Among them is the Clare family, on Malcolm Reed's mother's side of the family. Their 12 year old daughter, Felicity, kept a diary recording her thoughts about the war. The town, afraid of what might come and remembering WWII, had a difficult go of it. Felicity befriends a runwaway Augment boy, Neale, who doesn't want to be superior and rule the world, just be normal. When he is found out, he is captured for fear he will bring danger and death. Felicity writes the truth of his fate and makes sure it gets into the time capsule, so he will be remembered. The crew is naturally riveted by the story.

Next episode: "Sapience"
 
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The Enterprise visits a colony, where Archer allows Porthos to tag along. While playing in a creek, a molecular-based parasite enters Porthos and makes him gain sapience. Archer faces a great dilemma when the colonists claim Porthos' situation was foretold in the ancient scrolls from when the world was first colonized by their ancestors over a thousand years ago and demanded Archer to leave Porthos behind so they'd worship him.

Next Episode- "Annoyed"
 
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