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Battles

Introduction Enterprise
Attack Azati
Prime Sphere
Bashing Saving
Earth Vulcan
Civil War Romulan
Marauder Empire
in Crisis Romulan
Attack The Deadly
Years The Doomsday
Machine The M-5
Debacle The Wrath
of Khan Khitomer
Crisis The Battle
of Minos Wolf
359 Klingon
Civil War The
Odyssey Death of a
Caretaker A Flagship
Battle The Omarion
Nebula Deep
Space Nine Shattered
Mirror Kazon
Attack The
Swarm Borg /
8472 War Sector
001 The
Dominion War The Valley
of Death The Chin'toka
Invasion
AR-558 Righteous
Insurrection The Chin'koka
Retreat Advance on
Cardassia Vaadwaur
Battle Workforce
Incident Reman
Nemesis
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The Crossing
Series : Enterprise Rating : 1 Random Image
Disc No : 2.5 Episode : 44
First Aired : 2 Apr 2003 Stardate : Unknown
Director : David Livingston Year : 2152
Writers : Andre Bormanis, Brannon Braga, Rick Berman Season : 2
Guest Cast :
Alexander Chance as Crewman #1Joseph Will as Rostov
Matthew Kaminsky as Crewman #2Steven Allerick as Ensign Cook
Valerie Ianniello as Female Crewman
Plotline : A huge alien ship quickly captures Enterprise, literally scooping the starship up whilst it is still at warp speed. When Archer, Reed and Trip go out into the ship's interior to explore, Trip is briefly posessed by a non-corporeal entity. The experience is strange and not unenjoyable, and when the entity returns for another go later, it explains the situation to Archer. The beings are subspace creatures which were once corporeal, and are interested in finding out how their ancestors used to live. They seem friendly, but Archer suspects that there may be a more hidden motive which is far more sinister.
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YATI : When the alien ship first captures Enterprise, it disables all of the starship's weaponry. Yet at the end, Enterprise is able to use two torpedoes to destroy the alien ship. Why the difference? If the alien could disable Enterprise at the start, why not at the end as well?
Great Moment : Reed in the turbolift.
Body Count : Since they were said not to be able to survive in space, all of the "hundreds" of aliens would have been killed when their ship was destroyed.
Factoid : As well as appearing in two other Enterprise episodes as Rostov, Joseph Will has also appeared twice in Voyager - as a security officer in "Workforce, Part II" and as Kelis in "Muse".

We get another datapoint for Enterprise's journey here - the ship is now 150 light years from Earth.
Quote : "Would you mind taking off your clothing? I'd like to learn more about your anatomy." - Reed to T'Pol.
Datapoints :
Food : Bread
People : Cole, Crewman Rossi
Scitech : Atmospheric recycling manifold, Deuterium pumps, Osmotic filters
Ship Classes : Noncorporeal Species Ship
Species : Wisp
Images :
Noncorporeal Species Ship
Ships
Noncorporeal Species Ship
Noncorporeal Species Ship
Ships
Noncorporeal Species Ship
Bread
Food
Bread
Copyright Graham Kennedy Page views : 74,985 Last updated : 7 Apr 2004