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Archer and T'Pol locate the Syrrannites. However, unbeknownst to Archer and T'Pol, more is going on than just a simple act of terrorism.
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  • Many things went right in this middle episode of the Vulcan trilogy.

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    Middle children sometimes get grief from both sides. In this case thought, the middle child excels. While this story flies in the face of all previous Star Trek notions of Vulcans, it still succeeds in making exciting television. T'Pau attempts to forcibly remove Surak's katra from Archer. She is unsuccesful . However the experience triggers a vision for Archer about an ancient Vulcan artifact. Archer, T'Pol and T'Pau enter an ancient Vulcan tomb and retreive. Meanwhile, the totally uncharacteristic Vulcan gone wild leader has begun bombing the secret hiding place. T'Pol's mother is killed during the blasts. Great acting and a great storyline are in evidence here. The revelation that the Vulcans are going to attack the Andorians is also a great cliffhanger.moreless

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  • Archer and T'Pol continue their quest to find the Syrrannites. They find them and are relatively convinced of their innocence. Archer has a 1800 year old ghost in him. They are attacked. Enterprise is attacked by the Vulcans.moreless

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    This was a great episode. The Vulcans attacking Enterprise was somewhat unforeseen, due to the fact that it is not very logical. Also, the impending attack on Andoria is brilliant. I am happy to see that the Vulcans are not letting anyone down. I'm sure this is done simply to show the increasing illegitimacy of the High Command and that the Syrrannites should be in power. I believe that the next episode will be the end of the current regime and a time of rebuildling for the Vulcans, who desperately need it. I just enjoy watching Enterprise get beat up all the time.moreless

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    • The character T'Pau, played by Kara Zedicker, appeared in an episode of the original Star Trek series, Amok Time played by Celia Lovsky. Edit
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    • Although credited, John Billingsley (Dr. Phlox) does not appear in this episode. Edit
    • Bruce Gray (Surak) previously played Admiral Chekote in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "The Circle" (Part 2) and the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Gambit" (Part 1). Edit
    • Though mentioned many times since, Surak is seen for the first time since The Original Series episode "The Savage Curtain", in which he was portrayed by the late Barry Atwater. Edit
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    • Surak: You don't trust Vulcans, Captain. And given your experiences with them, I can't say I blame you. The culture you've come to know isn't the one I helped to create. My people have strayed and someone must restore them to the path. Archer: You've got the wrong man. Surak: Sorry, Captain. There's an Earth expression: "We're stuck with each other." Don't fight what's been given to you. Edit
    • Trip: I never got the impression you cared that much about humans. Seems like you were always finding something new to complain about. Soval: I lived on Earth for more than 30 years, Commander. In that time I developed an affinity for your world and its people. Trip: You did a pretty good job of hiding it. Soval: Thank you. Edit
    • Hoshi: That one missed us by 20 meters. Trip: Tactical alert! Polarize hull plating. - How many warning shots do Vulcans usually fire? Soval: None. Edit
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