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"The Aenar" | |||
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Episode no. | Season 4 Episode 14 |
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Directed by | Mike Vejar | ||
Teleplay by | André Bormanis | ||
Story by | Manny Coto | ||
Featured music | Kevin Kiner Dennis McCarthy |
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Production code | 414 | ||
Original air date | February 11, 2005 | ||
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"The Aenar" is the 90th episode of Star Trek: Enterprise, the 14th episode of the fourth season.
The episode begins with a quick recap of the events of "United".
The Romulans are disappointed that their marauding ships have failed to create the rift between the Andorians and the Tellarites for which they had hoped, so they decide to use them to destroy the starship Enterprise.
On Enterprise, it is determined that the marauding ships are being piloted telepathically by an Andorian. Commander Shran of the Andorian Imperial Guard proposes that, more specifically, the pilot might be an Aenar, but this seems unlikely since the Aenar are blind pacifists who live in the North pole of Andoria.
While Dr. Phlox and Sub-commander T'Pol work on a device to take control of the marauding ships, Shran and Captain Archer go to Andoria to speak with the Aenar. The Aenar refuse to help as they don't want to get involved in a war. However, Jhamel, whose brother Gareb has been missing, decides to help Archer and Shran. It turns out that the pilot of the marauding ships is in fact Gareb (tricked into helping the Romulans due to their lie that his sister is dead), and Jhamel reaches out to him. Gareb turns the marauding ships on each other, and the Romulans kill him.
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Bring me the head of John the Baptist
show it round and shine
his cloudy, marble, crossed and final eyes
once more into mine.
Give me a leg up high enough
to see beyond this wall,
to be the first to see the victors take the gate
or to be the last one so fall.
I said, “I meant a world of good”
and she said, “I wouldn't doubt it”
standing where she was,
she kissed the back of my head;
I said, “we could make the woods”
but she said, “how ‘bout it —
let's sleep and let them
find us here instead.”
Every time I catch a good sang
wouldn't you know — the station starts to fade,
but every step I've ever taken
has brought me in time just to hear it slip away.
Bring me the head of John the Baptist
show it round and shine
his cloudy, marble, crossed and final eyes