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Two members of the Xindi Council offer to stop the launch of the superweapon if Archer can prove that the Xindi have been manipulated; the crew holds a memorial for their dead shipmates.

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T'Pol visits sickbay for further treatment for her trellium addiction. She tells Doctor Phlox that she is concerned that the new emotions will overwhelm her. Phlox counsels her that it will take time to learn to control the emotions, but she will get used to it.

Captain Jonathan Archer leads the crew in a memorial for the eighteen dead aboard ship. Afterward, Archer assigns Commander Tucker to write a letter to the parents of Crewman Jane Taylor, a member of his engineering team that died in the Xindi attack. Tucker is initially reluctant, however, and Archer insists that Tucker (and not one of the officers under him) write the letter.

While eating in the heavily-damaged mess hall, Tucker reveals to T'Pol that not only is he having trouble writing the letter, he has not slept since the Xindi attack in nearly two days. Moments later, their meal is interrupted by a nearby explosion. T'Pol and Tucker respond to the emergency and assist in shutting down the damaged systems and summoning Phlox. When Phlox learns of Tucker's lack of sleep, he orders the commander to get some rest. While sleeping, Tucker has a dream where he is confronted by Crewman Taylor in her quarters, who demands to know why he has not written that letter yet. She wants to know why it is so much that Tucker simply remember her. Tucker tries to run from Taylor, but finds the exit blocked. He awakes in a cold sweat, alone in his quarters.

Following hidden instructions left by Degra, Enterprise arrives at a sphere, where it meets with Degra's ship. Degra invites Archer aboard his ship to discuss the bioweapon. Archer attempts to convince Degra and Jannar that what he is saying is true; that the Xindi are being misled by the Sphere Builders. Archer invites the two Xindi aboard Enterprise and shows them the bodies of the Reptilians he stopped from releasing a bioweapon in 2004, as well as the bioweapon itself so the Xindi crew can test it for traces of time travel. He also shows them the scans of the Sphere Builder test subject they rescued several months ago. Additionally, T'Pol and Archer show Degra the information they have acquired on the spheres, which surpasses that of the Xindi in some respects. Degra comments that he is surprised by the detailed nature of the scan, considering that Enterprise is a warship, to which Archer responds that Enterprise was originally a ship of exploration and, if their mission succeeds, will be again.

Degra defends Enterprise from Reptilians — A Xindi-Reptilian warship confronts *Enterprise*

Meanwhile, one of the warp plasma EPS conduits ruptures out of the ship's hull, necessitating an EVA trip by Tucker and Malcolm Reed to fix it. Reed is forced to operate a shut-off valve extremely close to the venting plasma and nearly dies of overheating, as Tucker is so focused on what he is doing. Tucker rushes Reed back into the ship, where the lieutenant is hurried off to sickbay. Degra expresses his hope that Reed survives, causing Tucker to verbally lash out. Tucker accuses Degra of hypocrisy and asks if "seven million and one" is too many deaths for the Xindi to take. Archer orders Tucker to stop and escorts Degra from the room, but not without Degra pausing mournfully before he exits.

Moments later, a Xindi-Reptilian ship arrives at the sphere, having followed Degra, despite his attempt to mask his warp trail. The Reptilian captain demands that Degra and Jannar dock with his ship so that appropriate action can be taken against Enterprise. Archer begs Degra for some piece of information about the Reptilian ship that would give the still-weakened Enterprise an advantage in the imminent firefight. Degra and Jannar are conflicted. They know that Archer has provided them with compelling evidence of the Reptilians' deceit, but to aid in an attack upon another Xindi ship would be treasonous. Degra's ship leaves Enterprise, but instead of docking with the Reptilian ship, it attacks in conjunction with Enterprise, quickly targeting key systems of the Reptilian ship. Once the ship is disabled, Enterprise stands down, but Degra continues his attack, destroying the Reptilian vessel. Degra tells Archer that to leave the Reptilians alive would only make matters worse for them, as the Reptilians would have reported to the council immediately. Degra provides Archer with coordinates for a subspace corridor that can take him to the Xindi Council planet.

T'Pol confronts Tucker about his problems, and he reveals that it is not Jane's death that's bothering him; it is his sister, Elizabeth. He wants to know how someone so young and full of promise could just die. He has been repressing his emotions for months now, but finally lets go and cries for his sister. Tucker says that he envies the Vulcans, and how they do not feel any emotion. T'Pol tells Tucker that Vulcans feel sadness at the loss of family and colleagues, just as Humans do, but Vulcan emotions can be so strong that they would be overwhelming if they were not suppressed. As such, it is she who envies him. Having finally accepted the loss of his sister, Tucker finally writes the letter to Crewman Taylor's parents.

Memorable Quotes

"We're in bad shape – I can't deny that, but we're still in one piece. Enterprise is a tough ship. She took more than anyone could ask her to and then some. And so have all of you. I wanted to say thank you. I only wish I could thank the eighteen crewmen who were lost. Like you, they understood how important our mission is, and they accepted the risks. We came into the Expanse not knowing what we'd find, with no one to rely on but ourselves. We're going to succeed – to accomplish our mission – for everyone on Earth who's relying on us, and for the eighteen."

- Captain Archer, to the assembled crew of Enterprise

"Perhaps you can demonstrate your ability to time travel."
"That might be a bit - difficult."

- Jannar and Archer

"I'm relieving you of duty. You will go to your quarters and not return to your post before 0500 tomorrow."
"Six hours?"
"Please don't make me involve Security."

- Phlox and Tucker, as the doctor orders Trip to take his first rest break in two days

"Well, Commander?"
"I could give you two hours."
"I believe the number was six."
"If I'm gone longer than three there may not be a ship here when I get back."
"Four. Not a minute less."
"Done. And remind me never to buy a car from you."

- Phlox and Tucker, as Trip attempts to negotiate for less time away from his duties

"I assume you were watching the attack – calculating the blast yields. Boy, you must have been pretty damned excited. I mean, that beam cut one hell of a swath through Florida. That's the name of one of the places you destroyed, Florida. Did you actually see the cities burning, the houses, the people being vaporized? You know, I had a sister there..."

- Tucker, to Degra, before he is cut off by Captain Archer entering the room

"I hope he'll be all right."
"What's one more dead Human to you? You had no problem killing seven million of us, but seven million and one is more than you can stomach?"

- Degra and Trip, as Reed is taken away to sickbay after returning from their EVA

"I apologize for Mister Tucker."
"I never expected to meet anyone who'd suffered because of what I'd done. At the time, I thought the attack was necessary to save my people."
"I know. Believe it or not, we've had this conversation before."

- Captain Archer and Degra

"The Reptilians are correct about one thing, captain – you have an impressive facility for deception!"

- Degra, to Archer

"These scans are remarkably detailed for a military vessel."
"Enterprise was designed to be a ship of exploration."
"If we're successful, it will be again."

- Degra and Archer

"Every time I start, I hear myself saying what a fine young woman she was – how smart and full of potential. And I realize, I'm not thinking about Taylor at all, I'm thinking about Elizabeth."

- Tucker, to T'Pol, finally realizing why he is having so much trouble writing a letter to Crewman Taylor's parents

"Goodbye, Elizabeth."

- Tucker, as he touches a picture of his sister, Elizabeth (last line of the episode)

Background Information

The Forgotten hull set — A set from this episode, used to show a damaged portion of *Enterprise*'s hull

This installment was one of the best received episodes from the entirety of Star Trek: Enterprise. Co-writer David A. Goodman said about the outing, "I know that I'm not given credit for writing one of the best [episodes of Star Trek ever] [....] It was a real collaboration [with Chris Black]. We split up the script and we helped each other [....] Writing that script with him elevated that episode for me [....] That was a true one-on-one collaboration with a very gifted writer who was also very confident and understanding of what the rules were for writing for Star Trek: Enterprise." [1]
The photograph of Tucker's sister was a photo of the actress portraying her standing on a terrace on the Paramount Pictures lot.
At the beginning, Archer holds a memorial speech for eighteen lost comrades, but in the previous battle, only seventeen are lost (fourteen counted dead and three unaccounted for), though one more could have died from injuries sustained. The eighteenth could also refer to Crewman Fuller, who was killed in "Anomaly".
Archer's address to the crew is reminiscent of Kirk's address to the crew of the USS Enterprise in Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
The attack on the Reptilian ship is referenced in "The Council", when Dolim confronts Degra.

Links and references

Starring

Scott Bakula as Captain Jonathan Archer
John Billingsley as Doctor Phlox
Jolene Blalock as Subcommander T'Pol
Dominic Keating as Lieutenant Malcolm Reed
Anthony Montgomery as Ensign Travis Mayweather
Linda Park as Ensign Hoshi Sato
Connor Trinneer as Commander Charles "Trip" Tucker III

Guest stars

Previous episode:
"Damage"

Star Trek: Enterprise
Season 3

Next episode:
"E²"

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 ==Summary==
+{{Pna-incomplete}}
-[[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] leads the [[crew]] in a memorial for the 18 dead aboard ship.  Afterwards, Archer assigns [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Charles Tucker]] to write a letter to the parents of [[Crewman]] [[Jane Taylor]], a member of his [[engineering]] team that died in the [[Xindi]] attack.  Tucker is reluctant, however.  Not only is Tucker having trouble writing the letter, he has not slept in two days.  Because of this, [[Doctor]] [[Phlox]] orders Tucker to get some rest.  While sleeping, Tucker has a dream where he is confronted by Crewman Taylor, who demands why he has not written that letter yet.  She wants to know why it is so much that Tucker simply remember her.
+[[T'Pol]] visits [[sickbay]] for further treatment for her [[trellium]] addiction.  She tells [[Doctor]] [[Phlox]] that she is concerned that the new emotions will overwhelm her.  Phlox counsels her that it will take time to learn to control the emotions, but she will get used to it.
+[[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] leads the [[crew]] in a memorial for the eighteen dead aboard ship.  Afterward, Archer assigns [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Tucker]] to write a letter to the parents of [[Crewman]] [[Jane Taylor]], a member of his [[engineering]] team that died in the [[Xindi]] attack.  Tucker is initially reluctant, however, and Archer insists that Tucker (and not one of the officers under him) write the letter.
-[[Enterprise (NX-01)|''Enterprise'']] arrives at a [[Delphic Expanse sphere|sphere]], where it meets with [[Degra's shuttle]].  Archer has to convince [[Degra]] and [[Jannar]] that what he is saying is true; that the Xindi are being misled by the [[Sphere Builder]]s.  Archer shows them the bodies of the [[Xindi-Reptilian|Reptilians]] he stopped from releasing a [[Xindi bioweapon|bioweapon]] in [[2004]], as well as the bioweapon itself so their crew can test it for traces of [[time travel]].  He also shows them the scans of the Sphere Builder test subject they rescued several months ago.  [[T'Pol]] shows Degra the information they have acquired on the spheres, which surpasses that of the Xindi in some respects.
+While eating in the heavily-damaged [[mess hall]], Tucker reveals to T'Pol that not only is he having trouble writing the letter, he has not slept since the Xindi attack in nearly two days.  Moments later, their meal is interrupted by a nearby explosion.  T'Pol and Tucker respond to the emergency and assist in shutting down the damaged systems and summoning Phlox.  When Phlox learns of Tucker's lack of sleep, he orders the commander to get some rest.  While sleeping, Tucker has a dream where he is confronted by Crewman Taylor in her [[quarters]], who demands to know why he has not written that letter yet.  She wants to know why it is so much that Tucker simply remember her.  Tucker tries to run from Taylor, but finds the exit blocked.  He awakes in a cold sweat, alone in his quarters.
-[[Image:Degra defends Enterprise from Reptilians.jpg|thumb|A Xindi-Reptilian warship confronts Enterprise.]]
-One of the [[warp plasma]] [[EPS conduit]]s ruptures, necessitating an EVA trip by Tucker and [[Malcolm Reed]] to fix it.  Reed nearly dies of overheating, as Tucker is so focused on what he is doing.  Next, a [[Xindi-Reptilian warship|Xindi-Reptilian ship]] shows up on the tail of [[Degra]].  Its captain demands that Degra and Jannar dock with his ship so that appropriate action can be taken against ''Enterprise''.  Degra, however, sides with Archer, destroying the Reptilian vessel.  Degra provides Archer with coordinates for a [[subspace corridor]] that can take him to the [[Xindi Council planet]].
+Following hidden instructions left by [[Degra]], [[Enterprise (NX-01)|''Enterprise'']] arrives at a [[Delphic Expanse sphere|sphere]], where it meets with [[Degra's ship]]. Degra invites Archer aboard his ship to discuss the [[Xindi bioweapon|bioweapon]].  Archer attempts to convince Degra and [[Jannar]] that what he is saying is true; that the Xindi are being misled by the [[Sphere Builder]]s.  Archer invites the two Xindi aboard ''Enterprise'' and shows them the bodies of the [[Xindi-Reptilian|Reptilians]] he stopped from releasing a bioweapon in [[2004]], as well as the bioweapon itself so the Xindi crew can test it for traces of [[time travel]].  He also shows them the scans of the Sphere Builder test subject they rescued several months ago.  Additionally, T'Pol and Archer show Degra the information they have acquired on the spheres, which surpasses that of the Xindi in some respects.  Degra comments that he is surprised by the detailed nature of the scan, considering that ''Enterprise'' is a warship, to which Archer responds that ''Enterprise'' was originally a ship of exploration and, if their mission succeeds, will be again.
-T'Pol confronts Tucker about his problems, and he reveals that it is not Jane's death that's bothering him; it is his sister, [[Elizabeth Tucker|Elizabeth]].  He wants to know how someone so young and full of promise could just die.  He has been repressing his emotions for months now, but finally lets go and cries for his sister.  His feeling expressed, he finally writes the letter to Crewman Taylor's parents.
+[[File:Degra defends Enterprise from Reptilians.jpg|thumb|A Xindi-Reptilian warship confronts ''Enterprise'']]
+Meanwhile, one of the [[warp plasma]] [[EPS conduit]]s ruptures out of the ship's hull, necessitating an EVA trip by Tucker and [[Malcolm Reed]] to fix it.  Reed is forced to operate a shut-off valve extremely close to the venting plasma and nearly dies of overheating, as Tucker is so focused on what he is doing.  Tucker rushes Reed back into the ship, where the lieutenant is hurried off to sickbay.  Degra expresses his hope that Reed survives, causing Tucker to verbally lash out.  Tucker accuses Degra of hypocrisy and asks if "seven million and one" is too many deaths for the Xindi to take.  Archer orders Tucker to stop and escorts Degra from the room, but not without Degra pausing mournfully before he exits.
+Moments later, a [[Xindi-Reptilian warship|Xindi-Reptilian ship]] arrives at the sphere, having followed Degra, despite his attempt to mask his warp trail.  The Reptilian captain demands that Degra and Jannar dock with his ship so that appropriate action can be taken against ''Enterprise''.  Archer begs Degra for some piece of information about the Reptilian ship that would give the still-weakened ''Enterprise'' an advantage in the imminent firefight.  Degra and Jannar are conflicted.  They know that Archer has provided them with compelling evidence of the Reptilians' deceit, but to aid in an attack upon another Xindi ship would be treasonous.  Degra's ship leaves ''Enterprise'', but instead of docking with the Reptilian ship, it attacks in conjunction with ''Enterprise'', quickly targeting key systems of the Reptilian ship.  Once the ship is disabled, ''Enterprise'' stands down, but Degra continues his attack, destroying the Reptilian vessel.  Degra tells Archer that to leave the Reptilians alive would only make matters worse for them, as the Reptilians would have reported to the [[Xindi Council|council]] immediately.  Degra provides Archer with coordinates for a [[subspace corridor]] that can take him to the [[Xindi Council planet]].
+T'Pol confronts Tucker about his problems, and he reveals that it is not Jane's death that's bothering him; it is his sister, [[Elizabeth Tucker|Elizabeth]].  He wants to know how someone so young and full of promise could just die.  He has been repressing his emotions for months now, but finally lets go and cries for his sister.  Tucker says that he envies the [[Vulcan]]s, and how they do not feel any emotion.  T'Pol tells Tucker that Vulcans feel sadness at the loss of family and colleagues, just as Humans do, but Vulcan emotions can be so strong that they would be overwhelming if they were not suppressed.  As such, it is she who envies him.  Having finally accepted the loss of his sister, Tucker finally writes the letter to Crewman Taylor's parents.
+==Memorable Quotes==
+"''We're in bad shape &ndash; I can't deny that, but we're still in one piece. ''Enterprise'' is a tough ship. She took more than anyone could ask her to and then some. And so have all of you. I wanted to say thank you. I only wish I could thank the eighteen crewmen who were lost. Like you, they understood how important our mission is, and they accepted the risks. We came into the Expanse not knowing what we'd find, with no one to rely on but ourselves. We're going to succeed &ndash; to accomplish our mission &ndash; for everyone on Earth who's relying on us, and for the eighteen.''"
+: - '''Captain Archer''', to the assembled crew of ''Enterprise''
+"''Perhaps you can demonstrate your ability to time travel.''"<br />
+"''That might be a bit - difficult.''"
+: - '''Jannar''' and '''Archer'''
+"''I'm relieving you of duty. You will go to your quarters and not return to your post before 0500 tomorrow.''"<br />
+"''Six hours?''"<br />
+"''Please don't make me involve Security.''"
+: - '''Phlox''' and '''Tucker''', as the doctor orders Trip to take his first rest break in two days
+"''Well, Commander?''"<br />
+"''I could give you two hours.''"<br />
+"''I believe the number was six.''"<br />
+"''If I'm gone longer than three there may not be a ship here when I get back.''"<br />
+"''Four. Not a minute less.''"<br />
+"''Done. And remind me never to buy a car from you.''"
+: - '''Phlox''' and '''Tucker''', as Trip attempts to negotiate for less time away from his duties
+"''I assume you were watching the attack &ndash; calculating the blast yields. Boy, you must have been pretty damned excited. I mean, that beam cut one hell of a swath through Florida. That's the name of one of the places you destroyed, Florida. Did you actually see the cities burning, the houses, the people being vaporized? You know, I had a sister there...''"
+: - '''Tucker''', to Degra, before he is cut off by Captain Archer entering the room
+"''I hope he'll be all right.''"<br />
+"''What's one more dead Human to you? You had no problem killing seven million of us, but seven million and one is more than you can stomach?''"
+: - '''Degra''' and '''Trip''', as Reed is taken away to sickbay after returning from their EVA
+"''I apologize for Mister Tucker.''"<br />
+"''I never expected to meet anyone who'd suffered because of what I'd done. At the time, I thought the attack was necessary to save my people.''"<br />
+"''I know. Believe it or not, we've had this conversation before.''"
+: - '''Captain Archer''' and '''Degra'''
+"''The Reptilians are correct about one thing, captain &ndash; you have an impressive facility for deception!''"
+: - '''Degra''', to Archer
+"''These scans are remarkably detailed for a military vessel.''"<br />
+"Enterprise ''was designed to be a ship of exploration.''"<br />
+"''If we're successful, it will be again.''"
+: - '''Degra''' and '''Archer'''
+"''Every time I start, I hear myself saying what a fine young woman she was &ndash; how smart and full of potential. And I realize, I'm not thinking about Taylor at all, I'm thinking about [[Elizabeth Tucker|Elizabeth]].''"
+: - '''Tucker''', to T'Pol, finally realizing why he is having so much trouble writing a letter to Crewman Taylor's parents
+"''Goodbye, Elizabeth.''"
+: - '''Tucker''', as he touches a picture of his sister, Elizabeth (last line of the episode)
 ==Background Information==
+[[File:The Forgotten hull set.jpg|thumb|A set from this episode, used to show a damaged portion of ''Enterprise''{{'}}s hull]]
-* The photograph of Trip's sister was a photo of the actress portraying her standing on a terrace on the [[Paramount Pictures]] lot.
+* This installment was one of the best received episodes from the entirety of ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]''. Co-writer [[David A. Goodman]] said about the outing, "''I know that I'm not given credit for writing one of the best [episodes of ''Star Trek'' ever] [....] It was a real collaboration [with [[Chris Black]]]. We split up the script and we helped each other [....] Writing that script with him elevated that episode for me [....] That was a true one-on-one collaboration with a very gifted writer who was also very confident and understanding of what the rules were for writing for ''Star Trek: Enterprise." [http://trekcore.com/blog/2012/11/star-trek-federation-the-first-150-years-david-goodman-interview-part-ii/]
-* At the beginning, Archer holds a memorial speech for 18 lost comrades, but in the previous battle, only 17 are lost (14 counted dead and three unaccounted for), though one more could have died from injuries sustained. It is theorized that the 18th crewmember is a reference to [[Kellie Waymire]], the actress who played [[Crewman Cutler]].
+* The photograph of Tucker's sister was a photo of the actress portraying her standing on a terrace on the [[Paramount Pictures]] lot.
-* A minor continuity error occurs during the scene in the Mess Hall, Commander Tucker has a ceramic mug of coffee on his table. But it changes to become the brushed steel version seen on ''Voyager'' when it is knocked over.
+* At the beginning, Archer holds a memorial speech for eighteen lost comrades, but in the previous battle, only seventeen are lost (fourteen counted dead and three unaccounted for), though one more could have died from injuries sustained. The eighteenth could also refer to Crewman [[Fuller (male)|Fuller]], who was killed in {{e|Anomaly}}.
-* T'Pol gets a ration pack with pepperoni pizza, though as a Vulcan she is supposed to be vegetarian. Trip responds by instructing her to remove the pepperoni.
+* Archer's address to the crew is reminiscent of [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]]'s address to the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} in {{film|1}}.
+* The attack on the Reptilian ship is referenced in {{e|The Council}}, when [[Dolim]] confronts Degra.
-== Links and References ==
+== Links and references ==
-=== Main Cast ===
+=== Starring ===
-*[[Scott Bakula]] as [[Jonathan Archer]]
+*[[Scott Bakula]] as [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]]
-*[[John Billingsley]] as [[Phlox]]
+*[[John Billingsley]] as [[Doctor]] [[Phlox]]
-*[[Jolene Blalock]] as [[T'Pol]]
+*[[Jolene Blalock]] as [[Subcommander]] [[T'Pol]]
-*[[Dominic Keating]] as [[Malcolm Reed]]
+*[[Dominic Keating]] as [[Lieutenant]] [[Malcolm Reed]]
-*[[Anthony Montgomery]] as [[Travis Mayweather]]
+*[[Anthony Montgomery]] as [[Ensign]] [[Travis Mayweather]]
-*[[Linda Park]] as [[Hoshi Sato]]
+*[[Linda Park]] as [[Ensign]] [[Hoshi Sato]]
-*[[Connor Trinneer]] as [[Charles Tucker III|Charles "Trip" Tucker III]]
+*[[Connor Trinneer]] as [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Charles "Trip" Tucker III]]
-=== Guest Stars ===
+=== Guest stars ===
 *[[Randy Oglesby]] as [[Degra]]
 *[[Rick Worthy]] as [[Jannar]]
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 *[[Seth MacFarlane]] as [[Ensign]] [[Rivers]]
-=== Co-Star ===
+=== Co-star ===
 *[[Kipleigh Brown]] as [[Jane Taylor|Taylor]]
-=== Uncredited Co-Stars ===
+=== Uncredited co-stars ===
+*[[Adam Anello]] as an [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Engineer/ Steward|operations division crewman]]
 *[[Jorge Benevides]] as [[Private]] [[R. Azar]]
 *[[Solomon Burke, Jr.]] as [[Billy (Starfleet)|Billy]]
 *[[Jason Collins]] as [[Corporal]] [[R. Ryan]]
 *[[Henry Farnam]] as [[Damron]]
+*[[James Groh]] as Jane Taylor's father (still pic)
+*[[Glen Hambly]] as a [[Unnamed Enterprise (NX-01) personnel#Operations division ensign|operations division ensign]]
 *[[Chase Kim]] as [[Private]] [[R. Azar]]
-*[[Thomas Kopache]] as [[Sphere Builders#Sphere Builder Test Subject|The Alien]] (photograph)
+*[[Thomas Kopache]] as [[Unnamed Sphere Builders#Sphere Builder Test Subject|The Alien]] (photograph)
 *[[Ricky Lomax]] as [[Private]] [[W. Woods]]
 *[[Andrew MacBeth]] as [[Private]] [[E. Hamboyan]]
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 ===References===
-[[bailing wire]]; [[Brody]]; [[car]]; [[chronometric distortion]]; [[Degra's shuttle]]; [[EV suit]]; [[EPS control specialist]]; [[Florida]]; [[genie]]; [[hand scanner]]; [[imaging chamber]]; [[injector assembly]]; [[Kamata]]; [[Marcel]]; [[Michael Rostov|Rostov, Michael]]; [[magnesium]]; [[neural pathway]]; [[optical subprocessor]]; [[pepperoni]]; [[pizza]]; [[plasma fire]]; [[plasma flow regulator]]; [[plasma torch]]; [[power cell]]; ''[[Saratoga]]''; [[spatial anomaly]]; [[spit]]; [[subspace corridor]]; [[Taylor family]]; [[Elizabeth Tucker|Tucker, Elizabeth]]; [[Xindi Council]]; [[Xindi-Reptilian warship]]; [[warp plasma]]; [[warp plasma conduit]]
+[[bailing wire]]; [[Brody]]; [[car]]; [[chronometric distortion]]; [[Degra's ship]]; [[Delphic Expanse]]; [[Earth]]; [[EV suit]]; [[EPS control specialist]]; [[Florida]]; [[genie]]; [[hand scanner]]; [[imaging chamber]]; [[injector assembly]]; [[Kamata]]; [[Marcel]]; [[Michael Rostov|Rostov, Michael]]; [[magnesium]]; [[meter]]; [[neural pathway]]; [[optical subprocessor]]; [[pepperoni]]; [[pizza]]; [[plasma fire]]; [[plasma flow regulator]]; [[plasma torch]]; [[power cell]]; ''[[Saratoga]]''; [[shield generator]]; [[spatial anomaly]]; [[spit]]; [[subspace corridor]]; [[Taylor family]]; [[Elizabeth Tucker|Tucker, Elizabeth]]; [[Vulcan]]s; [[Xindi Council]]; [[Xindi-Reptilian warship]]; [[warp plasma]]; [[warp plasma conduit]]
+===External link===
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