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Star Trek: Enterprise Season 1 Episode 15

Shadows of P'Jem

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AIRED: 2/6/02

Archer and the crew are disappointed to discover that T'Pol has been ordered by the Vulcan High Command to leave Enterprise--and equally frustrated at her seeming indifference to leaving their ranks. T'Pol's last mission as a Starfleet officer, however, proves eventful when she and Archer are kidnapped by a militant faction on an alien planet.

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Emphasis of how anal the Vulcans can be with their view of Earth personnel.

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By flatfoot77, Jul 03, 2009

With the capture of Archer and Topal it is one of the memorable contacts where close contact between the two makes for an interesting situation. The sexual tension is actually broken while Archer and Topal try to unwrap from the bonds and Topal falls forward with her breasts into Archer's face. I envy him. Cannot get over how in real life government intervention is always screwing up how things are really done in the real world. Diplomacy gets in the way of how things become complicated when the truth is masked.

In the end the truth prevails and loyalties are strengthened .moreless
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By sfviewer, Aug 09, 2007

T'Pol is ordered by the Vulcan high command to leave Enterprise. Things get complicated when Archer and T'Pol are kidnapped by aliens. Archer and T'Pol get a helping hand from an old acquaintance, The Andorians, who owes enterprise a favor. When they are ensued in a battle on the planet, they realize that the Vulcans are arming one side of an alien race who kidnapped them. Trip and Malcolm come up with a plan to rescue Archer and T'Pol. this episode involves some kind of battle between aliens, with the Vulcans and the humans smack right in the middle of it. It's an action packed episode, the writers made the episode really watchable.moreless
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Dominic Keating	Lt. Malcolm Reed
John Billingsley	Dr. Phlox
Jolene Blalock	T'Pol
Connor Trinneer	Commander Charles "Trip" Tucker III
Linda Park	Ensign Hoshi Sato
Anthony Montgomery	Ensign Travis Mayweather

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Steven Dennis	Tholos	Guest Star
Jeff Kober	Traeg	Guest Star
Barbara Tarbuck	Chancellor Kalev	Guest Star
Jeffrey Combs	Shran	Recurring Role
Vaughn Armstrong	Admiral Forrest	Recurring Role
Gary Graham	Ambassador Soval	Recurring Role

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- Trivia: Phlox says T'Pol has been serving on the Enterprise for over six months, which indicates that this episode takes place between 16 October (precisely six months from the start of the series) and 06 November 2151 (the date of the next episode).
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QUOTES (3)
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- Shran: (commenting about his rescue of Archer) I'm here for only one reason: I need a good night's sleep!
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- Traeg: I'm curious about your starship. What can you tell me about it?
  Archer: Our protein resequencer can make chicken sandwiches.
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- Archer: Houdini could get out of this.
  T'Pol: Perhaps you should invite him on your next mission.
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- International Airdates
  
  United Kingdom: 8 April 2002 on Sky One
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- Archer: Houdini could get out of this.
  Harry Houdini (1874-1926) was a stage magician who was best known for his escapes from elaborate situations. These performances regularly included various confinement items such as locks, chains, cuffs and ropes.
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- Trip: I guess not everyone gets to live in the Emerald City.
  In L. Frank Baum's Oz books, the Emerald City is the capital city in the land of Oz. It is large, beautiful, and all who live within its walls are prosperous and at peace.
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