Re: Most evil Star Trek Moment??????
Not just enterprise, but all Star Trek Series, what was your most darkest/most evil moment in star trek, that just broke all the rules.
Either for the better good of man or something mentally wrong??
Mine would have to be the enterprise episode in the expanse "Damage" were the enterprise is heavily damaged and CPT. Archer is forced to go against his morals and steal a warp coil from a passing ship
what was yours???
When Archer and Phlox decide within days of meeting advanced aliens that every last member of their species deserves to die even though they found a cure for their horrible genetic disease, all based on some half-assed theory that a neabdertal version of them that depended exclusively on them for everything was supposed to inherit the planet for themselves.
When the Vulcan High Command sent the same Vulcan agent who cracked and had to have her memory of the incident wiped after the same criminal that caused ehr breakdown to begin with.
Archer blaming Trip for the death of the cogenator, and chewing his ass for doing the
exact same kinf of thing he's done all along.
Archer putting his ship and crew at risk because he refused to man up and admit that he was stupid for brinigng his dog down with him to begin with, and it caused a diplomatic incident and got his dog sick.
Phlox screwing with Archer's mind during that same incident, inventing sexual tesion and causing Archer to have strange wet dreams about his first officer.
Archer letting Silik go after the Suliban killed all those colonists and tried to fram Enterprise for it.
Archer letting some big-eared pirates go after they rendered the crew unconcious, raided the ship, and attempted to kidnap many of the female crew members to sell into sex slavery, and without even asking their name after he literally had them at gunpoint.
Starfleet sending Enterprise by itself into the Expanse and the Vulcans proving just how much they suck as an ally.
Archer pirating Dumar and his crew and then not even bothering to go back and help them out after their mission was over.
T'Pol taking drugs for no reason, even though she
knew it was what turned her former crewmates on the Selaya into zombies with Swiss cheese for brains.
Archer abandoning his post to go on some ridiculous suicide mission and leaving an emotionally unstable officer (was she an officer?) in command of the ship, which directly resulted in his own capture and an attack on his ship that nearly resulted in its destruction.
Archer ording the creation of a sentient clone and then ordering its death.
Archer riskign his ship and his crew by stickign around in the Barrens, despite the fact that he's learned of the deception that got them out there, despite the fact that a member of his crew has been killed and another one injured, and despite the fact that his senior officers have both protested endangering the ship and the crew in this manner.
Archer and Starfleet allow Trip and T'Pol to go "undercover" in an effort to find Terra Prime and their daughter, even though it was their DNA that was used to create the child and they would probably be recognized, like they were.
Archer blows off the retirement ceremony for his ship to help out a jewel theif who just happens to be an old friend from years back, resulting in the death of his chief engineer and his friend, only to seemingly forget about it hours later, and Starfleet just forgives him for going off mission and getting one of his officers killed.
How's that?
