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While exploring an uncharted planet, Enterprise crew members encounter a group of aliens who are hunting down indigenous creatures for recreation. During their exploration, Archer is mesmerized by visions of an elusive, yet familiar woman who needs his help.
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  • Not Frozen?

    7.0
    "Good"
    This is a rogue planet, as in not around any stars, always dark and yet it's not frozen? And the plants grow there?

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  • On a rogue planet the crew encounter a group of alien hunters but there prey is not what it seems

    4.9
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    Okay
    another episode where nothing really happens
    they arrive on a planet with out a star
    find a small group of aliens on a hunting trip
    Archer is contacted by an apparently human woman asking for help.
    The aliens reveal that thier ultimate prey
    is a telepathic shapeshifter.
    It can read your thoughts and convince you you seeing something else.
    They develop a way for the sentient creature to mask its self from the hunters scanning device

    The aliens are suspicious at their sudden inability to pick up the aliens scent but never outright accuse the humans of interferance.

    The alien thanks archer the end big wow

    Not every episode has to be the end of the world
    for it to be good
    but those that do not have high stakes or high drama
    or serious action
    or should be character driven.
    this is none of the above
    the dream like woman is too unreal and her apearances too fleeting.We learn nothing about the alien hunters either.
    So we have a show with nothing to say for its self
    apart from some half assed moral about hunting sentient beings being wrong?
    Okay ill tell grandma the hunt is off
    (the wheel chair only slowed her down anyway)moreless

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  • great episode

    10
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    The starship enterprise find a planet worth exploring, but along the way they discover a group of alien game hunters killing indigenous inhabitants of that planet for sport. Archer gets the enterprise into a diplomatic spat with two alien races. But Archer gets into this situation for personal reasons. He sees someone on the planet that looks just like someone who is familiar in his past. It's an exciting episode, the writers came up with another exciting episode. I really liked this one. It's really good, the aliens were interesting. Star Trek makes all weird lifeforms look very interesting, I can't wait for the next one.moreless

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    • Nitpick: When Hoshi returns to the ship, Archer says in the log report that Trip and Malcolm are taking her back to Enterprise. However, Trip wasn't on the planet; the landing party consisted of Archer, T'Pol, Hoshi and Malcolm. Edit
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    • International Airdates United Kingdom: 29 April 2002 on Sky One Edit
    • This episode is the first to have Paramount's 90th Anniversary logo after the end credits. Edit
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    • T'Pol: (regarding Archer's behaviour) I wonder if you would be so determined to find this apparition if it were a scantily-clad man. Edit
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    • The Song of the Wandering Angus The Wraith Woman (Stephanie Niznik) is modelled after the poem The Song of the Wandering Angus by William Butler Yeats from An Anthology of Modern Verse, 1921. It describes an elusive, perfect woman with apple blossoms in her hair. Edit
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