Star Trek: Enterprise

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Enterprise (2001–2003) Star Trek: Enterprise (2003–2005)
Abbreviation:	ENT/TEN/ST:EN/ST:ENT/THATSHOW
Created by:	Rick Berman and/or Brannon Braga
Studio:	Paramount Pictures
Original network:	You-Pee-In
Production dates:	2001–2005
Original run:	First episode to last episode
Episodes:	97 (4 or so seasons, got to count again)
Timespan:	2151-2155, 2161
Enterprise (NX-01)
The cast of Star Trek: Enterprise

For those tight assed canonites with hemorrhoids and no sense of humor, Memory Alpha has created a so-called article on Star Trek: Enterprise.

Star Trek Enterprise is the fifth live-action Star Trek series to be performed in front of a live studio audience. Created by Rick Berman and Brannon Braga while watching episodes of Family Guy in their friend's basement, based upon Gene Roddenberry's original 1966ish Star Trek series. Enterprise was a prequel, in an attempt to garner increased ratings (*snickers*), which originally did not feature the title 'Star Trek', thus making it a series on it's own until viewers found it to similar to Star Trek. Once said people left their basement, they read their local TV Guide and found out that it actually was a Trek series.

[edit] Summary

People went somewhere and did nothing. What difference does it make, you probably didn't like this show anyway. Sod off.
If there is an opposite to everything in existence, this would be known as "Anti-Cannon."






There are some time traveling, but most times something bad happens. (then again, who cares)

[edit] Main Cast

• Super Captain Jonathan Archer - Scott Bakula
• Extreme Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III - Connor Trinneer
• Ensign Travis Mayweather - Anthony Montgomery
• Sub-Captain T'Pol - Jolene Blalock
• Commander Lieutenant Malcolm Read - Dominic Keating
• Ensign Hoshi Sato - Linda Park
• Doctor Phlox, PhD, PharmD, MD, MHA, MFS, MMS, MSD, BMedSc, B.Kin - John Billingsley

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[edit] Background

• Star Trek: Enterprise was the first series to implement the Starfleet Enhanced Ranking System 2.5.

[edit] Video Games

In 1992, Vulcosoft, A Divison Of The Vulcan Entertainment Directorate developed a series of Archerde Games for the then famous Tricorder-Platform.

[edit] Novels