Your favorite Enterprise scenes??

[Devilpogostick]

I admit, the juvenile part in me got a chuckle from the "Poop question" scene as poor Trip had to answer it.

Though I do admit, it was a valid question and the answer did surprise me.

 

[Reanok]

One of my favorite scenes form First flight was Archer ,Trip and A.G. Robinson were able to take Take the warp ship they launched and prove it could make Warp 3 after losing the first ship during it's test flight. That risk was their business and Henry Archer's and Zeprham Cochrane's warp engine did work.

 

[Ensign Ellora Dannan]

Some of my fave scenes were when Trip & T'Pol were in the shower together (Dreamed by T'Pol) and she goes wild on him. Another scene was Malcolm & Trip on Riza in their underwear after being robbed. Any scenes with Malcolm in DECOMP - he just looks so good half naked!

 

[marlboro]

Some of my fave scenes were when Trip & T'Pol were in the shower together (Dreamed by T'Pol) and she goes wild on him. Another scene was Malcolm & Trip on Riza in their underwear after being robbed. Any scenes with Malcolm in DECOMP - he just looks so good half naked!

Be honest - you used to be an executive at UPN didn't you?

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

Another great scene from "Babel One" - Hoshi teaching Archer to insult like a Tellarite.

Then of course Archer actually insulting the Tellarite.

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[Ensign Ellora Dannan]

Marlboro - no, I don't work for UPN - never have. Did run a fan club for another actor involved with Star Trek: Wrath of Kahn movie - Judson Scott (had a mini series called, The Phoenix) remember him? He was also in "V", A-Team to mention a few. He's a great guy, too. I wish I could meet Malcolm(Mr. Keating) could be very interesting as those who have says he's quite fun to be around.

 

[Hopeful Romantic]

Marlboro - no, I don't work for UPN - never have. Did run a fan club for another actor involved with Star Trek: Wrath of Kahn movie - Judson Scott (had a mini series called, The Phoenix) remember him? He was also in "V", A-Team to mention a few. He's a great guy, too.

Please excuse the off-topic sidetrack, but I must fangirl. I am a Judson Scott fan! I loved him in The Phoenix and I was thrilled to see him in Wrath of Khan . I hope he is doing well.

And now back to appreciating our fave scenes.

 

[Ensign Ellora Dannan]

Hey Hopful - Judson is doing fine and directing in my home town - New York! I have a friend back there who is trying to contact him and I hope she does. I'll tell her to pass your thoughts along if she does. And now, back to what we're watching.....did I mention I loved any scene with Malcom??? Especially when he was in his underwear --is it getting hot in here?? I think I need a cold shower!

 

[LoyaulteMeLie]

Marlboro - no, I don't work for UPN - never have. Did run a fan club for another actor involved with Star Trek: Wrath of Kahn movie - Judson Scott (had a mini series called, The Phoenix) remember him? He was also in "V", A-Team to mention a few. He's a great guy, too. I wish I could meet Malcolm(Mr. Keating) could be very interesting as those who have says he's quite fun to be around.

I've met Dominic Keating a few times. He's charming and gracious to his fans (though the first couple of times he was dreadfully dirty-mouthed on stage, he must have been told to tone that down), and you're right, he is a very fun person to be with!

 

[LoyaulteMeLie]

One of my favourites is that scene in 'Precious Cargo' where T'Pol pretends to be some kind of Vulcan judge with powers of execution aboard Enterprise to help Archer scare information out of a Retellian cargo pilot. It cracks me up every time.

 

[Ensign Ellora Dannan]

LoyaulteMeLie - Thanks for the input on Mr. Keating - somehow, I can't believe he was "dirty-mouthed" but being involved in such a huge fandom I guess he learned to tone down.(I know another Brit who was just as bad at first and that was Christopher Eccelston The 9th Doctor). Actually that's a good thing. What did Mr. Keating do when you met him? Sorry, I'm curious. I hope to meet him at the ST:50th Anniversary in Las Vegas this year. I want to meet as many of the Trek celebs as I can - it's been awhile since I went to these Cons and I miss the fun!

 

[Hopeful Romantic]

Hey Hopful - Judson is doing fine and directing in my home town - New York! I have a friend back there who is trying to contact him and I hope she does. I'll tell her to pass your thoughts along if she does.

Thank you kindly!

One of my favourites is that scene in 'Precious Cargo' where T'Pol pretends to be some kind of Vulcan judge with powers of execution aboard Enterprise to help Archer scare information out of a Retellian cargo pilot. It cracks me up every time.

I came here to post about this very scene, and you beat me to it! It's one of my faves too. The way Archer bows and scrapes to T'Pol is a scream. There are wonderful moments to be found in every episode, no matter how mundane.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Captain Forrest's final moments in "In a Mirror, Darkly".

We all knew Maximilian was a badass, of course, but still he stays behind and sacrifices himself so his crew can get away.

A man of integrity in BOTH universes.

 

[TeresaM777]

I think where Trip tells T'Pol that if a human and a Vulcan wanted to have a child together, it'd probably be okay. Then, she reaches down and takes his hand.

 

[Shinzon4u]

I'm a fan of the climax of "Observer Effect" where Archer talks sense into the Organians.
That whole episode is gold.

 

[Ensign Ellora Dannan]

Though it kind of broke my heart I thought the scene from Enterprise with Malcolm Reed finding out he has possibly "no future" was one of my fave. He did not see any connection to anyone on the future ship and so he thought he was doomed to live alone, or die alone. Poor guy. We know he made it back to Earth at the end of the series. Question is, what happened to all the crew then? Trip Tucker was the only one who died. I would have preferred he actually made it back with T'Pol at his side. Any one got thoughts about these events?

 

[Nyotarules]

^Trip and T'Pol lived HEA and had two kids. That holo programme was just that..... a holoprogramme.

 

[Prax]

^Trip and T'Pol lived HEA and had two kids. That holo programme was just that..... a holoprogramme.

It was like a history channel documentary. Lots of drama, lots of excitement, not very accurate.

Maybe it was produced by the 24th century version (of the history channel) who make "docuholos" for entertainment

 

[Tuskin38]

in the novels at least, that Holoprogram was a cover up by section 31 of the real history.

 

[Nyotarules]

in the novels at least, that Holoprogram was a cover up by section 31 of the real history.

I like to consider it the workings of a disgruntled former section 31 agent, high on Orion weed slipped it into the historical archives...