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• Run time ‏ : ‎ 71 hours and 36 minutes
• Release date ‏ : ‎ 14 Feb. 2017
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• Studio ‏ : ‎ Paramount
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Star Trek - Enterprise: The Complete Collection

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Released: 18th May 2015. All four seasons of the television sci-fi series, set 100 years before the events of the original 1960s series. As Captain of the Starship Enterprise, Jonathan Archer (Scott Bakula) must lead his crew through many daring encounters with alien races, his ongoing mission to explore new worlds and new civilisations, in Earth's first attempt at an exploration of the galaxy. Episodes from series one are: 'Broken Bow (1)'; 'Broken Bow (2)'; 'Fight or Flight'; 'Strange New World'; 'Unexpected'; 'Terra Nova'; 'The Andorian Incident'; 'Breaking the Ice'; 'Civilisation'; 'Fortunate Son'; 'Cold Front'; 'Silent Enemy'; 'Dear Doctor'; 'Sleeping Dogs'; 'Shadows of P'Jem'; 'Shuttlepod One'; 'Fusion'; 'Rogue Planet'; 'Acquisition'; 'Oasis'; 'Detained'; 'Vox Sola'; 'Fallen Hero'; 'Desert Crossing'; 'Two Days and Two Nights' and 'Shockwave (Part 1)'. Episodes from series two are: 'Shockwave (Part II)'; 'Carbon Creek'; 'Minefield'; 'Dead Stop'; 'A Night in Sickbay'; 'Marauders'; 'The Seventh'; 'The Communicator'; 'Singularity'; 'Vanishing Point'; 'Precious Cargo'; 'The Catwalk'; 'Dawn'; 'Stigma'; 'Cease Fire'; 'Future Tense'; 'Canamar'; 'The Crossing'; 'Judgement'; 'Horizon'; 'The Breach'; 'Cogenitor'; 'Regeneration'; 'First Flight'; 'Bounty' and 'The Expanse'. Episodes from series three are: 'The Xindi'; 'Anomaly'; 'Extinction'; 'Rajiin'; 'Impulse'; 'Exile'; 'The Shipment'; 'Twilight'; 'North Star'; 'Similitude'; 'Carpenter Street'; 'Chosen Realm'; 'Proving Ground'; 'Stratagem'; 'Harbinger'; 'Doctor's Orders'; 'Hatchery'; 'Azati Prime'; 'Damage'; 'The Forgotten'; 'E2'; 'The Council'; 'Countdown' and 'Zero Hour'. Episodes from series four are: 'Storm Front (Part 1)'; 'Storm Front (Part 2)'; 'Home'; 'Borderland (Part 1)'; 'Cold Station 12 (Part 2)'; 'The Augments (Part 3)'; 'The Forge (Part 1)'; 'Awakening (Part 2)'; 'Kir'Shara (Part 3)'; 'Daedalus'; 'Observer Effect'; 'Babel One (Part 1)'; 'United (Part 2)'; 'The Aenar (Part 3)'; 'Affliction (Part 1)'; 'Divergence (Part 2)'; 'Bound'; 'In a MIrror, Darkly (Part 1)'; 'In a Mirror, Darkly (Part 2)'; 'Demons (Part 1)'; 'Terra Prime (Part 2)'; and 'These Are the Voyages...'

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10 Best Star Trek: Enterprise Episodes, Ranked

It's been a long road for Star Trek: Enterprise from its legacy as the show that ended the second-wave of the franchise to being an underappreciated classic. Much like other now-canceled shows, Enterprise was a series that most fans skipped the first time around. As the fourth Star Trek series in 18 years, some fans may have simply chosen to skip it. However, as the flagship of the now-defunct United Paramount Network (UPN), it's unceremonious end had more to do with that than its substance. Enterprise deserves its second chance, and these 10 episodes are a great example of why.

In ranking the 10 best Enterprise episodes, one should turn to its fans. When looking at the aggregate rating from IMDB users, there's something of a tie for 10th place. Honorable mentions include the first half of "Shockwave," a two-parter tying directly to Star Trek: Disocvery 's Doctor Kovich . The episodes "Council," in Season 3, and Season 4's "United" also ranked equally high, which are interestingly conflicting episodes. One is about destroying a council of alien species, while the other is about creating one. Enterprise truly contained multitudes of distinctive styles of storytelling that fit perfectly into a Star Trek framework.

'Similitude' Is a High Concept Episode About the Value of Life

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Star Trek: Enterprise had a long road getting from Season 1 to 4, but Scott Bakula saved the show before the pilot filmed by signing up as Captain.

During the third season of Enterprise , the ship is far away from any allies or help, and Commander Trip Tucker is mortally wounded. The only solution is to use a unique alien creature to create a clone of him. While the second Trip would only have a 15-day lifespan, he existed so Dr. Phlox could harvest neural tissue for a transplant. As a sci-fi ethical allegory, "Similitude" mirrors the infamous "Tuvix" episode of Star Trek: Voyager .

Shows like Star Trek: Enterprise having longevity isn't just about the fun or challenging allegorical premises. What makes "Similitude" one of the 10 highest ranked Enterprise stories is because it is also a character study. The story's participants and its viewers care about the original Trip, but they also come to care for his clone. It's also a story about how any life, even one so short-lived, can be rewarding and leave a lasting impact on those who care about them .

The Alliance Between Archer and Shran Is Tested in 'Proving Ground'

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One of the fan-favorite characters on Enterprise was the Andorian Commander Shran. An enemy of the Vulcans, he became a reluctant friend to Archer and the Enterprise crew. As the NX-01 Enterprise searched for the Xindi and their weapon all alone, Shran showed up in a warship to help them defeat the enemy. While Shran is personally fond of them, the official reason for their assistance is two-fold. They want to show more loyalty to the humans than the Vulcans (who refused to help stop the Xindi). However, Shran is also under orders to steal the planet-killer weapon for the Andorian Imperial Guard to be used against Vulcan.

Because of his own frustration with Vulcans, Captain Archer was often an ally to Shran, earning his respect. Yet, the loyal soldier, Shran betrays the alliance to steal the weapon. The Enterprise crew outsmarts them, forcing the destruction of the weapon while never taking fully aggressive action against Shran. "Proving Ground" is a key episode in establishing how humanity's willingness to join forces with other species doesn't mean they are "suckers." Even at odds, Archer and Shran treat each other with respect, further deepening the positive relationship between humanity and the Vulcan's worst enemies.

Star Trek: Enterprise Examined the Beginning of the Federation in 'Babel One'

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When producer Manny Coto took over Enterprise , he brought with him an outsider's fan sensibilities. Much of that final season examined familiar Star Trek concepts in the series' 22nd Century setting. "Babel One" refers to an episode of The Original Series , "Journey to Babel" that introduced both the Andorian species and the Tellarites. In this episode, Captain Archer and the still Earth-only Starfleet, play a crucial role in creating a peaceful coexistence between the two races. It was a brilliant way to blend the Roddenberry vision of humanity's future with a grounded, flawed galaxy.

While Enterprise never fully told the origin story of Star Trek 's Federation , stories like those found in "Babel One," give fans a glimpse. This episode in particular (but a larger throughline for the series) is the value of humanity in the Federation society . Vulcans, Andorians, Tellarites and others easily outpace humanity, venturing into the galaxy for the first time. What humans bring to the equation is compassionate reason, and the idea that diplomacy and peace are always better than war.

Enterprise Changed Vulcan Society Permanently in 'Kir'Shara'

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While the in-universe history of the Vulcans in Star Trek is epic, the behind-the-scenes saga of their creation and development is equally important.

The final episode in a four-part arc centered on Vulcan, "Kir'Shara" is an important moment in the pre-Federation history of the Vulcans . One early critique of Enterprise was how antagonistic the Vulcans seemed to be towards humanity. While still logic-based beings, they were not the society audiences recognized from other, later-set stories. This arc focused on a deep schism in Vulcan society about the philosophy of logic and the permissibility of Vulcan's natural psychic abilities. Ultimately, the story focused on accepting the whole truth of Vulcan leader Surak rather than just the most convenient parts of his teachings .

Along with reconciling the Enterprise -era controversy around Vulcan mind-melds, it also brought back an interesting figure from the real-world past and the universe's future: T'Pau. the priestess introduced in Star Trek: The Original Series' "Amok Time" plays a major role, considerably younger because of Vulcans' long lifespans. Despite the previously antagonistic relationship, "Kir'Shara" and its companion stories help explain how humanity and Vulcans grew closer and more amiable in the time of the Federation .

'Countdown' Kicked Off the Last Battle of Starfleet's First War

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In Enterprise Season 3, Starfleet went to war in what was then the universe's most serialized season of television yet. "Countdown" was, effectively, the first part of the season finale in which the crew of the NX-01 Enterprise must destroy a planet-killer aimed at Earth by a hostile faction of the Xindi species. It was the culmination of a controversial storyline, but one that ended in a very Star Trek -appropriate way. Rather than fighting the entire Xindi society, three of its five "species" were now aligned with humans to prevent the destruction of Earth .

It's an action-packed episode, centered around the rescue of Hoshi Sato, a communications officer. Similarly, the real "villains" of the story are present, an extradimensional species called "the Sphere Builders" who wanted to terraform Star Trek 's dimension to be more hospitable to their kind. While the threat of destruction lingered over the narrative, this episode was also about how the allied factions overcame fear and jingoism to stop a destructive tragedy. For what was seen as Star Trek 's least hopeful season at the time, Countdown was the first part of the aspirational conclusion to this story.

'Zero Hour' Was the Climactic Finale to Enterprise's Season 3

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One of the most controversial scenes in Star Trek is when Enterprise Captain Jonathan Archer tortures a prisoner, but it was prescient and necessary.

Perhaps one of the most notable things about "Zero Hour," is how the cliffhanger ending forced UPN to give Enterprise a Season 4. Despite Enterprise being a prequel series, the added element of the Temporal Cold War meant that Starfleet's war against the Xindi was not part of the history the Kirk, Spock and others from The Original Series knew. The cliffhanger ending, while slightly confusing, was the first step in resolving that series-long story. It also gave Archer an iconic "hero running away from an explosion" shot at the climax of the episode.

Still, for all the unique concepts in the show, "Zero Hour" was a pretty standard type of Star Trek story. The NX-01 Enterprise had to survive a space battle, while the captain and a heroic away team tried to stop some alien antagonists from doing something very destructive. What makes it stand out, however, is how the finale built on the serialized story throughout the season. It gave the story significantly more emotional weight, and it made the (mostly) peaceful solution that much more satisfying than a devastating round of ship-to-ship combat .

'Azati Prime' Changed the Dynamic of the Enterprise's War With the Xindi

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Towards the finale of Enterprise Season 3, the show turned around its controversial premise into one more recognizable as part of Gene Roddenberry's universe in "Azati Prime." The episode begins with the discovery of the Xindi's planet-killer weapon, and the NX-01 Enterprise is forced to destroy an observation base that took no hostile action against them. Archer is meant to destroy the weapon, but he soon discovers he's too late. He's taken prisoner and tortured.

The episode ends with the Enterprise almost destroyed in a retaliatory attack for the destruction of the lunar base. However, it's also the episode where Captain Archer is able to convince the Xindi to reconsider their unprovoked attack on Earth, inspired only by the lies of the Sphere Builders. While he doesn't convince all of the Xindi, Archer convinces enough of them to set up the final episodes in which both people are saved .

'Carbon Creek' Was a Period Piece That Changed Star Trek Canon

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Spock and Tuvok are great, but Star Trek: Enterprise's T'Pol played by Jolene Blalock has the most interesting arc for any Vulcan in the franchise.

Before becoming founding members of the Federation, Vulcans were explorers on their own. "Carbon Creek" is a story-within-a-story episode, in which T'Pol tells Captain Archer and Trip Tucker a story about the "true" first contact between human and Vulcans. An exploratory crew crash lands on Earth and have to assume lives there while trying to build a communicator and wait for rescue. These refugees each develop conflicting and, in some cases, negative views of humanity during that time. While ultimately successful in calling for rescue, one of the Vulcans stayed on Earth to continue to observe humans .

He could've survived past the official first contact, though Star Trek: Picard had already revealed humans were Vulcans' pet project long before 2063. The end of the episode leaves Archer and Trip curious if T'Pol was simply telling them a fictional story. They were skeptical that Vulcans arrived on the planet so early in humanity's history and that one of them was related to T'Pol. However, the final scene set in T'Pol's quarters, reveals she has a worn, 1950s-era handbag, given to her by her grandmother.

'Regeneration' Found a Loophole to Bring the Star Trek Villains to Its Past

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Invented for the second wave, the Borg are fantastic Star Trek villains who simply couldn't appear in the prequel series. However, Enterprise found a loophole, thanks to the movie Star Trek: First Contact . Remnants of the USS Enterprise-E's battle with the Borg in 2063 are discovered by 22nd Century scientists. They are reactivated and, naturally, do what the Borg do. They assimilated people and tried to get back to the larger collective. Even though audiences know these Borg don't succeed (at least, not fully), the episode is thrilling.

The NX-01 Enterprise has to stop the Borg, and because they don't know anything about these aliens, it helps make the Borg a threat again. Seeing these 24th Century villains in the 22nd Century setting was exciting, and the producers rightly made sure it was a one-off special event. Even with all the space battles, Enterprise was primarily about humans connecting with new lifeforms. The introduction of the Borg, only briefly, in Enterprise 's second season gave the crew an enemy they could fight off without such larger, idealistic concerns .

'Twilight' Introduced a Heartbreaking Future for the NX-01 Enterprise Crew

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"Twlight" gave audiences an arguably more complete finale than the series actually got. However, thanks sci-fi convention and Star Trek 's rules of time travel , it was a tragic ending that didn't stick. Captain Archer is stricken with an affliction that prevents him from forming long-term memories. Much of the action is set far in the future, with the Enterprise crash-landed on an alien planet in a hostile part of the galaxy. However, T'Pol and Doctor Phlox develop a risky, experimental cure to help him. They learn that if successful, it wouldn't just make Archer better, it would unravel the future they lived in.

The episode has one of the best cold opens in the franchise, when Archer storms onto the bridge in the midst of a battle just to see Earth destroyed. What's strange about this beyond the planet's destruction is that T'Pol is the captain . Immediately after Enterprise 's infamous theme song , viewers see a much older Archer waking up similarly disturbed in a comfortable space-home he shares with T'Pol, his caretaker.

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Star Trek: Enterprise

A century before Captain Kirk's five-year mission, Jonathan Archer captains the United Earth ship Enterprise during the early years of Starfleet, leading up to the Earth-Romulan War and the formation of the Federation.

Release Date September 26, 2001

Creator(s) Rick Berman, Brannon Braga, Gene Roddenberry

Cast Solomon Burke Jr., Dominic Keating, Connor Trinneer, Linda Park, John Billingsley, Scott Bakula, Jolene Blalock, Anthony Montgomery

Main Genre Sci-Fi

Genres Sci-Fi, Drama, Action, Adventure

Rating TV-PG

Creator Rick Berman and Brannon Braga

Franchise(s) Star Trek

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In the final harrowing season of Star Trek: Enterprise, timelines collide as Captain Jonathan Archer and his crew rally with humans and other species to form the Federation and prevent intergalactic war. Starfleet and the crew of the Enterprise are put to the test as they fight to avoid a deadly virus on the ship, deal with an alternate “mirror” universe, battle radical alien factions, and prevent the alteration of history – including a Nazi-occupied America. If the Temporal Cold War is not brought to an end, history and life as they know it will be forever altered.

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• MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)
• Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 5.93 ounces
• Item model number ‏ : ‎ 28929292
• Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Blu-ray, Box set, Dubbed, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
• Run time ‏ : ‎ 13 hours and 40 minutes
• Release date ‏ : ‎ April 29, 2014
• Actors ‏ : ‎ Scott Bakula
• Dubbed: ‏ : ‎ French, German, Japanese
• Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ Dutch, English, French, German, Japanese
• Studio ‏ : ‎ Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment
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• Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
• Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 6
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'Star Trek: Discovery' final season lands on DVD, Blu-ray and limited edition Steelbook

Set phasers to stoked! "Star Trek: Discovery" S5 beams onto home video Aug. 27.

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Sure, you can always still stream it on Paramount+ to your heart's content, but the allure of these deluxe 4-disk physical editions for " Discovery's " last run is the incredible array of behind-the-scenes goodies, gag reels, fun bloopers, illuminating featurettes, cast and crew interviews, promotional material, teasers and trailers, special audio commentaries, and plenty more added bonus content.

Here's the official synopsis:

"'Star Trek: Discovery' follows the voyages of Starfleet on their missions to discover new worlds and new life forms. The fifth and final season will find Captain Burnham and the crew of the U.S.S. Discovery uncovering a mystery that will send them on an epic adventure across the galaxy to find an ancient power whose very existence has been deliberately hidden for centuries. But there are others on the hunt as well… dangerous foes who are desperate to claim the prize for themselves and will stop at nothing to get it."

"Star Trek: Discovery - The Final Season" features the ensemble cast of Sonequa Martin-Green (Captain Michael Burnham), Doug Jones (Saru), Anthony Rapp (Paul Stamets), Mary Wiseman (Sylvia Tilly), Wilson Cruz (Dr. Hugh Culber), David Ajala (Cleveland "Book" Booker), Blu del Barrio (Adira), and Callum Keith Rennie (Rayner). This final season presents guest stars Elias Toufexis (L'ak) and Eve Harlow (Moll).

Check out the wealth of special bonus features packed into this Final Season set:

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Audio Commentary (Exclusive to Home Entertainment)

Deleted Scene (Exclusive to Home Entertainment)

Being Michael Burnham (Exclusive to Home Entertainment)

Character Development (Exclusive to Home Entertainment)

Gag Reel (Exclusive to Home Entertainment)

Star Trek: Discovery: The Voyage of Season 5    

A Team Effort            

Discovery's Creative Force

And if that's still not enough "Discovery" to satiate you, "Star Trek: Discovery - The Complete Series" box set will also be available on Aug. 27 featuring all 65 episodes on 21 disks, plus more than 15 hours of spacefaring special content including a bonus disk that transports fans on an emotional, never-before-seen galactic adventure through the events of all five seasons with the whole cast and crew.

In the U.K., the Final Season and Complete Series sets release a week earlier, on Aug. 19.

"Star Trek: Discovery" is produced by CBS Studios in partnership with Secret Hideout and Roddenberry Entertainment. Executive producers include Alex Kurtzman, Michelle Paradise, Heather Kadin, Aaron Baiers, Olatunde Osunsanmi, Sonequa Martin-Green, Frank Siracusa, John Weber, Rod Roddenberry and Trevor Roth, with Alex Kurtzman and Michelle Paradise serving as co-showrunners.

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Jeff Spry is an award-winning screenwriter and veteran freelance journalist covering TV, movies, video games, books, and comics. His work has appeared at SYFY Wire, Inverse, Collider, Bleeding Cool and elsewhere. Jeff lives in beautiful Bend, Oregon amid the ponderosa pines, classic muscle cars, a crypt of collector horror comics, and two loyal English Setters.

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