Star Trek: 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Jonathan Archer 

I wanted him to say "Al why haven't I leaped" in the final episode.

You forgot then he would say something like "okay Al what have you gotten me into now"

@@corwinmorton3411 that's AFTER the opening credits.

I think I saw an edit from Stormfront where he wakes up in the nazi truck and says "Oh boy".

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Not to forget a Ferengi raid in Season 1. Who's a good boy?

And then Scotty killed him. RIP Porthos o7.

​@@SomeBritishGal1_Trek 2009_ is set, like, 100 years later. That would have to have been, like, _Porthos the Sixth_

Still, Livingston counts.

He was a shape shifter!

Bakula absolutely strikes me as the type to stroll on set with a toolbelt on his waist and asking what needs doing.

Surprised the Grip Union (or whatever the non-SAG equivalent) would permit that. Going through college I had my run-ins with helping out and getting in trouble with some or another union. These fellows really protect their jobs.

Gary Graham and Eric Pierpoint were in Enterprise, with Graham as an alien (Vulcan) and Pierpoint as a human. In the TV series Alien Nation, they were the leads, except Pierpoint was the alien, and Graham was the human!

They are such good friends in Quantum leap but in Enterprise Dean Stockwell was the VILLAIN even if he meant well (Road to Hell paved with Good intentions?) and maybe he was an "antivillain" but still technically the villain.

It really did go against the ethos of Star Trek, but I think it really highlights the changes between now and TOS and beyond. The NX-01 was consistently out-gunned and a small fish in a big ocean, like a kid with a slingshot vs. an army, and especially getting into that arc, the stakes were huge... Archer's actions may not have been moral victories, but honestly I'd imagine at least a few captains from later eras may have done the same in his position. [namely Kirk and Sisko I think may have done it, Picard and Janeway probably not]

Everything got fucked over by 9/11.

Daniels just really like messing with archer

It would be interesting to give Archer the Picard treatment. Set a show 20 years after the episode before the last episode of Enterprise and in the space between before Discovery. I wouldn't resurrect him, since we didn't see him die, I don't think it should count as having happened

They should do or a Romulan War animated series with the cast returning to reprise their roles or either a new show set in the 22nd century.

​@@veggiet2009T'Pol would still be alive in Captain Kirk's time

​@@francescozenocchini4428Can't remember if it comes from Star Trek Online or a Beta canon source, but I have a heared Archer was serving as admiral during the Earth-Romulan war.

When the crew of the Enterprise were desperate and didn't know much about the Xindi or their reasons to attack Earth, they felt like they had no other choices, but it shows who Archer was that when he figured a way to solve things as peacefully as possible he took that option.

Down let the finale fool you. It was a holodeck TNG episode. I suggest the holo AI took liberties with Trip's fate. Nothing in that episode performed by the actual cast really happened. Because DAMN THEY KILLED TRIP!

Years ago, I saw the first season and a half of Enterprise on one of the many streaming services it once appeared on, and I enjoyed watching it. It was interesting to watch how the Vulcans controlled what those from Earth saw and the places they traveled to, along with secrets the Vulcans were hiding. I’m currently watching all of the TOS and TNG episodes, but maybe when I’m finished, I’ll subscribe to Paramount Plus and watch all the episodes of Enterprise.

@@andywellsglobaldominationI had heard the final episode of Enterprise was a train wreck, and that they unsuccessfully attempted to wrap things up in a neat bow ending with Commander Riker and Counselor Troi walking off of the holodeck.

Admiral Archer might be a little problematic. Almost without fail, most officers above the level of captain mostly cause trouble, since the writers in the Trek universe seem to be strong believers, historically, in "The Peter Principal." Since good field personnel are hard to come by, the main reason for promotion to "flying a desk" seems to be that they have become to hidebound to be useful in the field, but not impaired enough to lose the commission. Unless teaching at the Academy, series characters seem to be the exceptions, so long as they still act the same (So, they are basically "honorary" promotions ).

Absolutely! Especially since he could still be alive. The 2009 movie should have replaced that scene of Kirk as a kid stealing the car with Kirk at the launch of the Constitution class Enterprise in 2245, alongside Archer, since Kirk's dad sacrificed himself to save the Kelvin crew.

or Beckett incarnating as Archer - woo!

T'Pol should

Given how popular he's always seemed among fans, I'm surprised to hear Paramount thought the show's failure was his fault.

In the meantime, he solves crime in New Orleans as Special Agent Dwayne Pride.

He was crap and should never sit in the chair again.

In two season he never lost a crewmember.

Does that include the series where he dies in every episode?

T'Pol could technically be on SNW, Discovery, or on Kirk's Enterprise

I had not heard. 🖖

Did they? Trek fanboys were complaining even from the most beautiful opening of all the series, because it dare the crime of having lyrics... If they had begun the series on earth instead of the space, I can only imagine how more they would complain

The opening theme is too soppy. Although the intro video itself is great. ​@@VJK102

That would have been too much for me.

@@claytonberg721 Same with me. A couple episodes, sure, but an entire season?

@@kfajo27 We got a bunch of mirror episodes on season 1 of discovery and that was too much.

have to agree with that its mind as well

Me too

I love the intro.

and T'Pol would actually still be alive during Star Trek SNW, Discovery, and Captain Kirk's time

I have been waiting for Trek Culture to say something about his passing all week. 🙏

Mirror Universe was good

No thing as too much time travel.

That's not true at all. Travis grew up on a cargo ship which is where he learned his piloting skills. And there were multiple references to other earth vessels. The episode "Fortunate Son" centers on an earth freighter.

@@cynthiacampbell7277 fortunate son focuses on the ONLY earth vessel we ever see or hear about which is Travis’ family one. We NEVER see, hear of , or discuss ANY other human interests, with the exception of a near final blow out at the vulcan embassy… thats it.. wheres the warp 3 vessels, wheres the earth station, wheres the startings of utopia planitia etc? The must be building warp 3 vessels somewhere. We know at that point that starfleet is effectively Earths trade vessels rauthority despite military rankings, its a civil organisation. The MACOs are the military branch of space military. But there is no mention of earths starfleets missions or exploration prior to warp 5… all the officers are brand new. None have experience of warp 3 vessels for example, Travis makes reference of coming across violent bad guys but malcom never says in a previous posting he had to outrun aliens, etc But to be fair the second scene has Hoshi teaching “klingon” to students when ten minutes earlier the entire world is claiming it had never ever seen or heard of a “klingott” and their species had never been seen nor known about so..

Amen

There is no reason not to roll on season 5, animated. Well there's lots of political/business reasons why it will never happen.

@@claytonberg721 Personally, I can't see a viable Enterprise S5 in any form after so long, the difference in sets, filming styles and of course the actors (not least the recent loss of Gary Graham who played Soval) would be too jarring, unless it were to be set 20 years after the end of Enterprise (disregarding "These are the voyages"), making it look and feel like time had passed, but, I don't know how they'd bring a new storyline to that era, especially if by then, NX-01 was in mothballs, or indeed used as a museum ship, having been superceded by faster and newer ships by that point...

@@twocvbloke animation. Season 5, episode one there would be no time passed since terra prime.

@@claytonberg721 The voices wouldn't sound right, just look at Prodigy and Lower Decks with legacy charaters returning, even the, ugh, "very short treks", they sound older, which is what would be a part of the jarring effect, they wouldn't sound right, it's 19 years since Enterprise ended, even in those god-awful "very short treks", Connor Trineer sounded "old" reprising his role briefly as Trip Tucker in "Holograms all the way down", I had to rewind a few times before I realised it was actually him and not a sound-alike, he sounded old, and of course, time is the fire in which we burn, after all...

Maybe a "revival" with another ship? Like the Columbia, or another NX class? Take over where Enterprise left off, with the Enterprise crew doing their thing in the background, maybe an occasional cameo, alà TNG on DS9, etc. It could cover the Romulan War, the formation of the Federation, and the Federation Starfleet.

I wonder if they got the name of Archer from the TV electronics brand.

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Yes, and while talking about a whig flown in from London he showed Patrick Stewart without a whig, and while talking about a surplus of Siskos he showed Avery Brooks. So what's your point?

Yes! This!

I like Archer and Sisko!!

Mine too

I remember reading somewhere that at one point the entire 1st season was going to be on Earth as the NX program was still working on the warp 5 engine. Executives were afraid it would be TO different if I remember right.

@@BrandonW2220 I do remember hearing that too.

11:49 Yeah