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Date Posted: 17:20:55 06/07/04 Mon
Author: talon
Subject: It was a two story episode
In reply to: Luoodles wondering if the MichyBoard's fearless leader is back in action yet 's message, "Good GRAVY! I missed the season ender! Crud. What happened? LOL!" on 23:23:49 06/06/04 Sun

First story , Archer, Reed, and three MACO's go after Sato and the sphere.

The Andorians show up and help Archer get onto the sphere while they destroy the last ahip.

Hoshi comes up with a sequence to disengaged the sphere.

when it comes time to set the timer to distriy the sphere Reed wants to do it while the others leave.

Archer as usuals doesn't trust anyone to do the job, thinks everyone is incompetent.

Of course he screws up again and gets blown up with the ship while everyone else gets back except one of the MACO's who was killed.

The second story, Trip and T'Pol go to sphere 41 to distroy it.

The sphere women have the sphere generate a field around it that is toxic to humans and Vulcans.

Phylox comes up with something to protect them for fifteen minutes.

Travis gets them to the sphere. Trips begins the energy beam onto the sphere.

The sphere women don't like it and somehow transport to the enterprise to disrupt the energy beam by draining power.

They seem to be unstoppable until Phylox gives the security the right setting on their phase guns to use.

with less than fifteen seconds to go before they have to leave Trip destroys the sphere causing a chain reaction where alll the spheres collapse upon themselves.

They have won. They have destroyed all the spheres.

Being in the distorted space has cause their skins to break out. T'Pol's skin takes longer than Trip's.

He makes fun of her not being better.

He compares her beauty to an old oil painting. (signs of skin/paint craking).

She tells him she isn't old. She will only be 66 on her next birthday.

Trip asks her why now she finally tells him how old she is. He has been trying to find out for three years.

She tells him telling one age for an Vulcan is an intimate thing. (I guess it means she's being intimate with him)

Cliff ending: They arrive back to earth, but not their own time. It's during the WWII.

They is what lokos like a lizard man there and unfortunately a severely wounded Archer.

Damm I thought we got rid of him.

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[> It was a two story episode -- talon, 17:23:11 06/07/04 Mon

First story , Archer, Reed, and three MACO's go after Sato and the sphere.

The Andorians show up and help Archer get onto the sphere while they destroy the last ahip.

Hoshi comes up with a sequence to disengaged the sphere.

when it comes time to set the timer to distriy the sphere Reed wants to do it while the others leave.

Archer as usuals doesn't trust anyone to do the job, thinks everyone is incompetent.

Of course he screws up again and gets blown up with the ship while everyone else gets back except one of the MACO's who was killed.

The second story, Trip and T'Pol go to sphere 41 to distroy it.

The sphere women have the sphere generate a field around it that is toxic to humans and Vulcans.

Phylox comes up with something to protect them for fifteen minutes.

Travis gets them to the sphere. Trips begins the energy beam onto the sphere.

The sphere women don't like it and somehow transport to the enterprise to disrupt the energy beam by draining power.

They seem to be unstoppable until Phylox gives the security the right setting on their phase guns to use.

with less than fifteen seconds to go before they have to leave Trip destroys the sphere causing a chain reaction where alll the spheres collapse upon themselves.

They have won. They have destroyed all the spheres.

Being in the distorted space has cause their skins to break out. T'Pol's skin takes longer than Trip's.

He makes fun of her not being better.

He compares her beauty to an old oil painting. (signs of skin/paint craking).

She tells him she isn't old. She will only be 66 on her next birthday.

Trip asks her why now she finally tells him how old she is. He has been trying to find out for three years.

She tells him telling one age for an Vulcan is an intimate thing. (I guess it means she's being intimate with him)

Cliff ending: They arrive back to earth, but not their own time. It's during the WWII.

They is what lokos like a lizard man there and unfortunately a severely wounded Archer.

Damm I thought we got rid of him.

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[> [> The ending looked like a mixture of Quantum Leap and Sliders. I feel like I've seen that alien in some other show before. Waking up in a Nazi field hospital is probably not going to improve Archer's mood. Other thoughts............I found the story arc about T'Pol's venture into drug addiction kind of unsettling this season. I can't imagine Spock ever doing that. How come T'pol can't mind melt (or meld or whatever) like Spock could? It would have come in handy instead of Archer's heavy handed tactics for getting info from prisoners. -- PB--random thoughts from a random mind, 21:33:13 06/11/04 Fri

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[> [> [> Because during this time period mind melding frown upon. Probably think why would any sane person do it. Too intimate, too emotional, shows how much one feels. -- talon, 21:11:12 06/14/04 Mon

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[> [> [> [> As for her adiction to Te-D, It's been my belief that she has been drawn to Tucker since the day he first rubbed her ears in the decon chamber. -- talon, 21:24:04 06/14/04 Mon

Told her that if she stayed on the enterprise she could be whoever or what ever she wanted to be after He had read her letter. Over time and all their neuropressure sessions she fell in love with him, but she probably felt that Tucker (the very emotional human) wouldn't want her unless she was able to display her emotions. Why would he want a cold frigid woman... As she told Phylox, she liked some of the feelings she felt when she was on the Vulcan ship. She felt good. SHe felt she could control the bad ones and enjoyed the good ones. She did it because of her love for Tucker, though I'm sure she was embarass that her lack of control led them to a night of passion.

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[> [> The ending looked like a mixture of Quantum Leap and Sliders. I feel like I've seen that alien in some other show before. Waking up in a Nazi field hospital is probably not going to improve Archer's mood. Other thoughts............I found the story arc about T'Pol's venture into drug addiction kind of unsettling this season. I can't imagine Spock ever doing that. How come T'pol can't mind melt (or meld or whatever) like Spock could? It would have come in handy instead of Archer's heavy handed tactics for getting info from prisoners. -- PB--random thoughts from a random mind, 21:33:33 06/11/04 Fri

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