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Two Days and Two Nights

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Title :
Two Days and Two Nights
Series :
Rating :
3
Overall Ep :
25
First Aired :
15 May 2002
Stardate :
18-Feb-52
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Year :
Writers :
Season Ep :
1 x 24
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YATI :
At the start of the episode Archer is concerned that only half the crew are getting shore leave. Since everybody is going for two days and two nights, doesn't a rather obvious solution present itself? Send one half down for one day and night, and the other half down for the next day and night.
Great Moment :
I love the scene of Hoshi chatting to the Risan couple and then the alien guy; it's a lengthy scene written entirely with alien dialogue, which Linda Park pulls off brilliantly.
Body Count :
Zero. Archer gets rendered unconcious by the Tandaran woman
Factoid :
There are many interesting titbits in this episode : Denobulans usually hibernate six days each year, though they can get by on two. Hoshi learned 38 languages while she lived on Earth and added two more in this episode. Risa is 90 light years away from Earth, which is further than any Human has previously been.

Plotline

Enterprise finally arrives at Risa so that half the crew can take a short but well earned vacation. Our heroes set out to get as much fun as they can from the reknowned pleasure planet, with varying degrees of success...
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