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    INDEX SECTION: Enterprise Episodes, Season 2.
    Shockwave.
    Enterprise episodes #26&28. Original airdates 22 May 2002 (part one) and 18 September 2002 (part two).
        Crew: Directed by Allan Kroeker; written by Rick Berman & Brannon Braga.
        Cast: Scott Bakula as Captain Jonathan Archer; Connor Trinneer as Chief Engineer Charles Tucker III; Jolene Blalock as Sub-commander T'Pol; Dominic Keating as Lt. Malcolm Reed; Anthony Montgomery as Ensign Travis Mayweather; Linda Park as Ensign Hoshi Sato; John Billingsley as Dr. Phlox.
        Guest Stars: John Fleck as Silik; Matt Winston as Daniels; Vaughn Armstrong as Maxwell Forrest; James Horan as Future Guy; Stephanie Erb as Receptionist; David Lewis Hays as Tactical Crewman; Gary Graham as Soval; Keith Allan as Raan; Jim Fitzpatrick as Williams; Michael Kosik as Suliban Soldier.
        Galactopedia Entries: Daniels; Forrest, Maxwell; Raan; Romulan Star Empire; Silik; Soval; Suliban; United Federation of Planets; Williams.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown, probably March 2152.
        Synopsis: After apparently causing the obliteration of an alien colony, Enterprise is ordered to return to Earth, until a surprise visitor offers Archer startling evidence about what really happened. Intent on stopping Archer and Enterprise's mission, the diabolical Suliban take the crew hostage when it is discovered that Archer has mysteriously disappeared off the ship. While stuck in the decimated remains of the 31st century, Archer and Daniels work to find a way to get back to Enterprise; and Daniels worries that the future existence of The Federation may be in jeopardy as a result of his impulsive action to remove Archer from Enterprise, forever changing the course of history.
        Captain's Review:  Coming soon.
        Captain's Comments & Nitpicks: This two part episode was presented as the first season finale and the second season premiere. Comment: Despite everything anyone has found wrong with this series over the past year, the bit scene with the "Romulan Star Empire" book was classic. Nitpick: Coming soon.
    Carbon Creek.
    Enterprise episode #27. Original airdate 25 September 2002.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
    Minefield.
    Enterprise episode #29. Original airdate 2 October 2002.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
    A Night in Sickbay.
    Enterprise episode #30. Original airdate 16 October 2002.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
    Dead Stop.
    Enterprise episode #31. Original airdate 9 October 2002.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date April 2152.
    Marauders.
    Enterprise episode #32. Original airdate 30 October 2002.
        Crew: Directed by Mike Vejar. Story by Rick Berman & Brannon Braga. Teleplay by David Wilcox..
        Guest Stars: Larry Cedar as Tessic; Steven Flynn as Maklii; Bari Hochwald as E'lis; Jesse James Rutherford as Q'ell; Robertson Dean as Korok; Wayne King, Jr. and Peewee Piemonte as Klingons.
        Galactopedia Entries: deuterium; E'lis; Klingons; Korok; Maklii; Q'ell; Tessic.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
        Synopsis: When Enterprise is in need of fuel, Archer discovers a desolate mining colony that is being controlled by Klingon marauders who are bullying the colonists and hoarding their fuel.
        Captain's Review:  Three out of five patches.
        Captain's Comments & Nitpicks: This episode performs well, although it is somewhat lacking when it comes to drama and interest. The sets, costumes and effects are all superb, and the story is straightforward and well plotted, even if it is a little bland. Nitpick: One has to wonder about the scientific basis f this episode. The real analogy Berman and Braga was reaching for here was likening the deuterium operation to an oilfield.. the similarities (flaming towers, desert atmosphere) are strong, but deuterium is an isotope of hydrogen and probably exists is greater qualities in open space than in the mantle of a planet. The difficulties involved with getting your fuel from a planet rather than from open space would seem to be daunting. 
    The Seventh.
    Enterprise episode #33. Original airdate 6 November 2002.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
    The Communicator.
    Enterprise episode #34. Original airdate 13 November 2002.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
    Singularity.
    Enterprise episode #35. Original airdate 20 November 2002.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
    Vanishing Point.
    Enterprise episode #36. Original airdate 27 November 2002.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
    Precious Cargo.
    Enterprise episode #37. Original airdate 11 December 2002.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date 12 September, 2152.
    The Catwalk.
    Enterprise episode #38. Original airdate 18 December 2002.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date 18 September, 2152.
    Dawn.
    Enterprise episode #39. Original airdate 8 January 2003.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
    Stigma.
    Enterprise episode #40. Original airdate 5 February 2003.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
    Cease Fire.
    Enterprise episode #41. Original airdate 12 February 2003.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
    Future Tense.
    Enterprise episode #42. Original airdate 19 February 2003.
        Crew: Directed by James Whitmore, Jr.; written by Mike Sussman & Phyllis Strong.
        Guest Stars: Vaughn Armstrong as Maxwell Forrest; Cullen Douglas as the Suliban soldier.
        Galactopedia Entries: Cochrane, Zefram; Forrest, Maxwell; Suliban.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
        Synopsis: Far beyond where any Earth vessel has ventured before, the Enterprise crew is shocked to find a small craft adrift in space that contains what appears to be a human corpse. Trip Tucker and Malcolm Reed discover the craft holds some strange secrets, and the mystery deepens when the Suliban arrive making claim to the salvage. On top of that, Captain Archer is confronted by the Tholians, who also aggressively try to procure the enigmatic vessel.
    Canamar.
    Enterprise episode #43. Original airdate 26 February 2003.
        Crew: Directed by Allan Kroeker; written by John Shiban.
        Guest Stars: Mark Rolston as Kuroda; Holmes R. Osborne as the Enolian official; Michael McGrady as the Nausicaan; Sean Whalen as Zoumas; Brian Morri as the Enolian guard; John Hansen as a prisoner.
        Galactopedia Entries: Canamar; Enolians; Kuroda; Nausicaans; Zoumas.
        Date & Chronology Information: Mission date unknown.
        Synopsis: Upon leaving the Enolian homeworld in a shuttlepod, Archer and Tucker are mistakenly arrested and placed on a prisoner transport vessel bound for the penal colony Canamar. Before the error can be rectified, one of the alien inmates engineers a takeover of the transport, leading Archer to engage in a dangerous gambit.
    The Crossing.
    Enterprise episode #44. Original airdate 2 April 2003.
    Judgment.
    Enterprise episode #45. Original airdate 9 April 2003.
    Horizon.
    Enterprise episode #46. Original airdate 16 April 2003.
    The Breach.
    Enterprise episode #47. Original airdate 23 April 2003.
    Cogenitor.
    Enterprise episode #48. Original airdate 30 April 2003.
    Regeneration.
    Enterprise episode #49. Original airdate 7 May 2003.
    First Flight.
    Enterprise episode #50. Original airdate 14 May 2003.
    Bounty.
    Enterprise episode #51. Original airdate 14 May 2003.
    The Expanse.
    Enterprise episode #52. Original airdate 21 May 2003.
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