Shockwave, Part I

Episódio foi ao ar 22 de mai. de 2002
TV-PG
45 min

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8,4/10

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Action Adventure Drama Sci-Fi

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaEnterprise discovers a mining colony of the Paraagans. The crew gets an invitation for a meeting on the surface and a shuttle pod tries to break through the atmosphere. All of a sudden just ... Ler tudoEnterprise discovers a mining colony of the Paraagans. The crew gets an invitation for a meeting on the surface and a shuttle pod tries to break through the atmosphere. All of a sudden just under the shuttle a giant explosion begins and scorches the earth beneath. All 3600 coloni... Ler tudoEnterprise discovers a mining colony of the Paraagans. The crew gets an invitation for a meeting on the surface and a shuttle pod tries to break through the atmosphere. All of a sudden just under the shuttle a giant explosion begins and scorches the earth beneath. All 3600 colonists are reported dead. After examination, Enterprise finds out plasma leaking from the pod... Ler tudo

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Curiosidades
This episode contains the first use of the word 'cloaked' to describe an invisible ship. All previous references to invisible ships have been 'stealth.'

Erros de gravação
Considering the consequences of plasma interaction with their atmosphere there is no way they would ever allow anything that could remotely produce plasma (whatever it is in the Trek Universe) near their planet.

Citações
Sub-Commander T'Pol: You're very adept at listing the questionable decisions you've made. But there have been other decisions, many of them, that no one would question. I'm willing to try to convince my government of that; are you willing to try to convince yours?
Captain Jonathan Archer: You know... this has got to be the first time a Vulcan... has ever attempted to cheer up a Human.

Trilhas sonoras
Where My Heart Will Take Me
Written by Diane Warren
Performed by Russell Watson
Episode: {all episodes}

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Avaliação em destaque

8/10

One of the best episodes of the first season

When Enterprise visits a mining colony it apparently sets off an explosion that kills all the inhabitants.

This is the gripping first episode of a strong two part story that ties in several of the bigger story arcs from the series. The Temporal Cold War and the Vulcan/Andorian/Human political situation feature heavily.

Most central characters give a strong contribution to the story as whole, but this first part does end on a bit of a cliff hanger, as per standard practice within the franchise. To get the full effect, both episodes should really be watched back to back if possible.

Trek purists will probably struggle with the episode's franchise continuity once more as the Vulcans (T'Pol aside) are not only portrayed negatively, but in their confrontations with other characters they show too much emotion. Also, the specifics of time travel science are not really addressed by the writers other than to tell us it's complicated.

I don't think the above problems drag this one down too much, because the whole story for me is so entertaining it would feel a bit harsh.

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