Archer VS Duras aka the first use of Photon Torpedoes 

Ironic that by Klingon standards, Archer was merciful. Duras and his crew died in battle, and therefore would have entered Sto'Vo'kor. Had Archer disabled his ship and spared him, House Duras would have lost its honor for several generations---and Worf and Captain Picard would never have had to deal with the crisis Duras's great grandson later caused.

Malcolm always seems so happy when Archer tells him he can blow things up.

Klingons "NO WEAPON CAN PENETRATE OUR SHIELDS ESPECIALLY FROM A PRIMITIVE SHIP!" Photon torpedo "YEEET!"

I love that Archer is just over Duras and his bullsh!t. "Surrender!" "Got to Hell" that's why I enjoy ENT. They're slightly more relatable lol

Duras is the Biff Tannen of the Star Trek universe.

It was nice to see enterprise actually start winning

I wish the show had keep on going and let us see Starfleet adaptation of shields and other more advanced techs.

So interesting that the Enterprise was the first ship to do everything. Photon torpedoes, transporters, actual but secret contact with the Borg and Ferengi, shenanigans with the Duras family, Vulcans with ever-changing lip collagen levels...

Duras: ...or be destroyed! Archer: Go to Hell!

The show ended much too soon.

I was never anti Enterprise but the more I watched it the better I thought it was and the more I loved the characters. Its now up there as a firm favourite of mine.

I think the Duras family came up with the Klingon slogan "Today is a good day to die." They seem so skilled at dying.

I love that within just a few years of encountering Klingons United Earth has already upgraded their exploration ships to outclass a Bird of Prey in ship to ship combat.

I know Klingons are a fearsome warrior race, and their ships are marvels of superior technology... But they still look like a bunch of homeless guys in a beat up minivan.

Very underrated series. I actually didn't watch it when it first came out but I got hooked later and watched every single episode. Hate the way it ended (Trip).

"Klingon blood has been spilled this day. And this we do not forgive! ...Or forget..." - Gowron, Klingon Chancellor, many years later.

was a highly under rated show. I miss it. Now we have discovery. and now we know what garbage is.

Target that explosion and fire...

Amazing how many people bitched about this show, refused to watch and support it. How many of those people now say it's so wonderful?

Ah the House of Duros always has someone dying.

It's a shame that season 5 was never produced. I'd love to see the original cast return to actually produce the 5th season to tie everything together, from a continuity aspect. Plus, the series was coming into full stride after the Xindi and Vulcan story arcs.

I was 12 when ENT first aired man something about it just set it apart from the other star trek shows still my favorite one to this day. ill never forgive the fans that boycotted it and led to getting us this new version of star trek picard and the cartoon.

After watching 2 seasons of STD and 1 & 1/2 episodes of Picard, I have much more admiration for this show.

Photonic Torpedo technology was given to Starfleet by the Vissians after the Xindi Attack in 2153. It's likely that Starfleet didn't have the ability to mass produce these undoubtedly expensive devices hence the use of primitive Atomic Weapons (Spatial Torpedoes?) In the Earth Romulan Conflict of 2156 to 2160. Starfleet Photon Torpedoes wouldn't be standardized until 2215. The Klingons already had Photon Torpedoes as early as 2151 while other races seemed to use non Antimatter Warheads (Gravitic or Merculite).

If I was Trip, I'd be begging for a salvage run of that wreckage.

I loved this show! I wish they made more.

My wife and I called this series "Cave Trek." It actually got kinda hilarious how often the early episodes ended up in caves.

It was so satisfying to watch the underpowered Enterprise NX 01 take out a tough ship like that Klingon Bird of Prey.

"Their plot armour has been enhanced....."

Klingons: We Have Shields! Torpedoes: Hold my anti-matter.

Miss this show, shame it died out like a photon hit the storyline.

The effects department never could keep track of where the weapons were supposed to be on this ship. The aft torpedo tubes are on the bottom of the saucer. Those torps came out of what’s supposed to be a maintenance airlock

Was always a favourite show of mine, watching Archer struggle to learn the ropes of the galaxy as they uncovered it, and developing a hard ass when it came to Duras, honestly, no wonder they hate the federaton later on in the timeline, they keep getting their butt whooped with ease, even in primitive ships

The look on Malcom's face when Archers says "fire". Priceless :D

I'm rewatching ENT and while I find the filler episodes a lot more tedious than TNG or VOY, I think the overarching concept for the story of ENT is actually quite cool. I think they missed the boat by not doing more and wasted a lot of the 26 episodes with boring mini plots.

expermintal but quite deadly when paired with a plasma and Quantum torpedo.

Very good episode. Great show. Never should have been canceled. I watch non of networks tv. They are so out of touch with what people want

Biggest problem with Klingon ships is too much explodium in the construction.

Was such a nice series.... yes it has flaws... but the writers also did so many things right! They showed a humanity.. that can´t do anything,,, the showed the first steps... first time warp 5.... first phasers.... first replicators... first forcefields... first tractorbeam.... and then later how humanity gets new tek.... like the schilds and photon torpedos... would have been so nice to see more of that,... Earth Romulan war...and then the forming of the federation.... and then let it end with the last szene of some ingenieurs... working on the plans for the Constitution Class!

"Go to hell!" Something about this to makes Archer stand apart from other Starfleet captains from other series. Other captains in the future try to be diplomatic to some degree or another, but here Archer is like "I am one hundred and ten percent DONE with this asshole!"

As a Romulan said later, these Earthers show up at the wrong time when you least expect them.

Probably the most under appreciated star trek series, the characters, ship and time period was excellent fun, it was a shame it was let down by some poor story telling

"surrender" "your ass!" "or be destroyed!" "GO TO HELL!" I lone Archer XD

"Look man, I ain't falling for no photonic in my TAIL PIPE!" - next Klingon that messes with enterprise

I loved this show, I am glad that Scott Bukula was chosen to be captain.

The last Real Trek they've produced!

Too bad Earth-Romulus War never aired, that war was brutal in the novels.

I love how they get their hands on their new torpedoes and they're so impressed with their new toys they forget about the phase cannons completely lol

Still the best Star Trek ever created. Sad it was so short lived.

Interesting how photon torpedoes and shields were variously characterized in destructive power and protective strength through the different Star Trek episodes and series. I remember in TOS Balance of Terror the Enterprise was seriously damaged after it detonated a single Romulan explosive charge, yet in The Deadly Years the Enterprise appears to be hit about a dozen times by Romulan weapons but the only result was that, according to Sulu, the Enterprise was losing power. Also in The Changeling Mr. Spock reports that the Enterprise's shields absorbed energy from weapon Nomad fired that was the equivalent of 90 of the Federation's photon torpedoes, more than once! Now that's some shields!! In Elaan of Troyius, the Klingon vessel is badly damaged and forced to withdraw after being hit by one, possibly two, photon torpedoes fired by the Enterprise. Makes you wonder if the Klingon shields were really that inferior to the Federation shields. In TNG it would either take massive enemy firepower to seriously damage the Enterprise, or alternatively the Enterprise would lose her shields completely after one or two minor hits and be boarded, such as in the episode where the Ferengi captured the Enterprise after firing on it from a seized Klingon Bird of Prey. It apparently just depended on what the writers needed for the particular episode. Seems like it was all over the board in various episodes.

I love enterprise. The ship, the people and the politics just seem reasonable enough for us to actually achieve

"Surrender or be destroyed.. " "Go to hell!" I miss Archer. :)

When "Enterprise" was on the air, we complained it was the weakest entry in the franchise so far. Alex Kurtzman: "Hold my beer..."

That last part with the music it gives me chills every single time I don't know why

This series was pretty cool dispite some minor continuity issues, but having watched vids on the fasa stuff and the 4 years wars, I would have liked to have seen the lasers and accelerater cannons used on these early ships, I know fasa stuff isn't cannon, but would have been cool to see

wow! The Enterprise NX1 is finally throwing throwing in punches. That is so cool

The last old style Star Trek show. Klingons still look like Klingons and so on.

Duras: I can't believe they got Antimatter warheads now! Reed: HEHE, TORPEDO GO "THUMP THUMP"

I think the name of this episode was "Fuck Around And Find Out"

SET TO 3 KILOMETER CRATOR ! ! ! ... yes, save those settings, D'uh

People started liking this show more after DSC and PIC came out for some reason.

Duras: "SURRENDER!" _CAPTAIN_ Archer: "F*CK YOU!"

This was such a better show then the new shit

1:59 best evidence you should invest in body shops now; all that, and look how pristine the hull is!

Criminal we never got Season 5 but we get "Pic-ar-tard" and "Lower wreaks"

The Klingons had been expanding their empire for 200 years. The fact that there would be conflict eventually with the Klingons was obvious to the members of Starfleet. - Admiral Ramirez

Don't be messin' with the Archer.

T'Pol: Archer, you've made your point--let them pull back! Archer: I'll take it under advisement. HIT THEM AGAIN.

The Duras are pain in the ass, in ANY generation!

Best and LAST warbird explosion CGI explosion if I'm not mistaken! Very well animated.

Killed by Captain Archer, resurrected only to be killed again by Worf.

Good to see that the klingons adapted the tradition of putting explodium into they bridge consoles.

I wonder if the Klingons' translator translates 'hell' as 'Gre'thor'. And if so, does it seem as if Archer is telling them to die dishonourable deaths, and go to Klingon Hell? Klingon Hell sucks, man. Neelix is down there.

"Surrender, or be destroyed!" Perfect response:"GO TO HELL!!!"

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See that Discovery? No tears involved.

The shield of the enterprise is always ineffective even at 100%

This moment was so badass, first time archer told the klingons to fuck off and completley destroyed their ship

The idea of a primitive starship Enterprise held a lot of appeal to me, initially. When they basically gave it modern Trek tech, that kinda' killed the luster for me. I think it would have been more interesting to watch the ship gradually "grow up", rather than jump ahead 100 years, minus shields.

I love how completely taken by surprise the Klingons are by the photon torpedoes. Come to think of it, I can't recall many aliens using them in ENT. What if Photonic torpedoes were a distinctly human invention (at least in terms of their region). Life, we know Vulcans, Andorians, Klingons, etc. have been out in space longer, which means they all know how to work with antimatter for warp propulsion. But idk, it seems fitting to me that Humanity was the first species to get ahold of antimatter for warp drive, and then think to themselves (hmm, this is great for FTL travel, but what if we also put it into a tube and chucked it at bad guys?) One thing Star Trek shows us is that although Humanity says it's moved past the warlike ways of its past, Humans still have a great capacity for war almost on par with the Klingons imo. For me that really helps sell the longstanding distrust between Humans and Klingons.

Woulda been a bit more dramatic if he answered "Surrender" with "Open fire!"

It's crazy how obsessed Duras was with Archer. He followed him for SEVEN weeks non stop into the expanse.

Those poor, poor Durasians just can't get a break.....

At least they came up with new graphics for that Bird of Prey explosion. 😏

I wonder if they used the same actor for Duras ENT and TNG, like they did for Worf TNG and ST6?

Still satisfying to watch all these years later .:)

One thing that I really liked about Enterprise was the more WW2 submarine look and feel to the ship. I would have enjoyed the show more if we had more of the ship to ship combat with Klingons and Romulans and the struggle of humans moving past the tendencies of shoot first and ask questions later. It would have given more weight to the foundation of the Federation. I also think the show would have benefited more if it didn't have a season long arc of the Temporal Cold War and maybe just had two or three episodes dealing with a rogue time traveler.

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A shame, that they stopped this great series! :-( I loved watching every single episode! I felt with the crew to explore new worlds, find the and fight with the Xindy, allied with honorious Cool Andorian Shran, kicking some Vulcanian butts .... see the history for the beginning of the United Federation of Planets!

I miss this series. I really enjoyed it.

Photon torpedoes don't play

This series was before it's time. So underrated.

They didn’t kling on to life.

"One day the house of Duras WILL rule the Empire!!" "...perhaps. BUT NOT TODAY."

3 kilometers wide or deep??? How would that affect yield calculations?

We need more of these again. Old school old tech; “Star Trek origins”. Oh and I wouldn’t mind the use of actual models now and then. CGI is fine but can’t go wrong with a bit of retro. Like a new hope. It goes with the old tech feel if u ask me.

They pulled the plug way to early for this show and Serenity. Tpol was getting more"likable". Oh well she got on another show a few years back something to do with bug extermination.

This is edited footage, jumbled together from several different episodes. My OCD-type photographic memory spotted it instantly.

How many torpedoes did enterprise have? They used alot during this season. Almost like voyagers 38 torpedoes problem

Phinally! 😂. Got tired of those WW2 missies going “pop” on the enemy hull!