Star Trek: Enterprise

As Archer makes his way back from the 31st century to prevent the Sulibans destroying the Enterprise, his crew tries to fend off the violent machinations and interrogations of leader Silik and come up with their own plan to keep the ship safe.

TPol tells a tale of the Vulcans real First Contact when she claims that a relative of hers crash-landed in Carbon Creek, Penn. in 1957, mingled with the townfolk, and rescued workers in a mining accident but her story keeps Archer and Trip guessing.

When Enterprise is struck by a soon-to-detonate weapon and it lodges in its hull, Reed must deactivate it, but his subsequent injury and encroaching Romulans bent on destruction force Archer to devise a way to rescue his armory officer and the ship

To facilitate a lengthy list of necessary repairs, the crew visits an alien station with a super-computer that can fix anything.

Archer spends a night tending to his quarantined beagle Porthos and figuring out how to apologize to the quirky, ritualistic Kreetassens -- who he somehow offended on a recent visit -- so they will give the Enterprise a much-needed plasma injector.

Archer feels compelled to help a rustic alien colony that find their rich resources constantly dwindling because of the Klingons pillaging ways.

Assigned to track down a Vulcan fugitive she lost 17 years ago, TPol enlists Archers and Mayweathers help in retrieving him, but finding the criminal triggers mysterious, deadly memories she has trouble resolving.

When Reed accidentally loses his communicator during a visit to a pre-warp culture, he and Archer must retrieve it, but when they do, they are mistaken for spies and could face execution for their supposed actions.

On a "typical" day on Enterprise, the crew finds their routine tasks turn into uncharacteristically strange obsessions over trivial matters.

Following her first experience in the transporter, a series of eerie events leads Hoshi to question whether she is the same person.

Trip rescues an exotic alien woman from her kidnappers, but ends up on an unexpected romantic adventure.

When a deadly radioactive storm threatens Enterprise, the entire crew must take refuge for eight days in a small maintenance shaft.

Trip is fired upon by a territorial alien and forced to land on the night side of a moon.

T'Pol's standing on Enterprise is threatened when it is learned that she has contracted a deadly disease.

When a military conflict erupts between the Vulcans and Andorians, Archer is brought in as negotiator.

Enterprise finds a small craft adrift in space that contains what appears to be a human corpse, one the Suliban and the Tholians both try to retrieve.

Archer and Tucker are mistakenly arrested and placed on a prisoner transport vessel bound for the penal colony Canamar.

Enterprise is swallowed by an otherworldly vessel occupied by noncorporeal creatures who seek to trade consciousnesses with the crew members.

Archer stands accused before a Klingon tribunal of conspiring against the Empire, and faces a lifetime sentence on Rura Penthe.

While Enterprise investigates a planetary phenomenon, Mayweather takes the opportunity to visit the cargo ship where he was born and raised.

Enterprise is asked to evacuate a group of Denobulan geologists from a world that has been taken over by a militant faction.

Enterprise encounters a race called the Vissians who feature a third sex of "cogenitors" who are treated as second-class citizens.

An arctic research team discovers debris from an alien vessel, buried in a glacier along with the bodies of two cybernetically enhanced humanoids.

While Enterprise is investigating a nebula, Archer hears that A.G. Robinson, his old rival in the early days of the NX test program, has died.

A Tellarite bounty hunter captures Archer intending to turn him over to the Klingons for a substantial reward.