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Star Trek: Enterprise

2001–2005 · Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama · 4 seasons · ★ 7.5

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Synopsis of Star Trek: Enterprise

The crew of the NX-01, the first Earth ship capable of warp five travel, explores deep space in the mid-22nd century. Its members are the first Starfleet explorers to venture beyond known territories, with technology less advanced than that of the ships that come later. Captain Jonathan Archer, played by Scott Bakula, leads a crew that must learn to deal with alien species humanity barely knows. The story begins with a specific mistrust: since first contact, the Vulcans have withheld advanced technology, convinced that humans are not yet ready to use it. Created by Rick Berman and Brannon Braga, the series aired on UPN.

«The future is closer than you think.»

4seasons
97episodes
44 minper episode
7.5audience scoreTMDB · 997 votes
7.6IMDb rating65,239 votes

Seasons of Star Trek: Enterprise

Season 1Season 12001 · 25 ep. · ★ 7.1Season 2Season 22002 · 26 ep. · ★ 7.2Season 3Season 32003 · 24 ep. · ★ 7.5Season 4Season 42004 · 22 ep. · ★ 7.5

Cast by Star Trek: Enterprise

Scott BakulaScott BakulaJonathan Archer97 episodes
Jolene BlalockJolene BlalockT'Pol97 episodes
Connor TrinneerConnor TrinneerCharles 'Trip' Tucker III97 episodes
John BillingsleyJohn BillingsleyPhlox97 episodes
Dominic KeatingDominic KeatingMalcolm Reed97 episodes
Linda ParkLinda ParkHoshi Sato97 episodes
Anthony MontgomeryAnthony MontgomeryTravis Mayweather97 episodes
Bobby PappasEngineer (uncredited)20 episodes
Vaughn ArmstrongVaughn ArmstrongCaptain Maximilian Forrest18 episodes
Louis OrtizLouis OrtizBorg Drone (uncredited)14 episodes
Gary GrahamGary GrahamAmbassador Soval13 episodes
Randy OglesbyRandy OglesbyTrena'L12 episodes
Jeffrey CombsJeffrey CombsCommander Shran11 episodes
Rick WorthyRick WorthyJannar10 episodes
Tucker SmallwoodTucker SmallwoodXindi-Primate Councilor9 episodes
Scott MacDonaldScott MacDonaldCommander Dolim8 episodes
Matt WinstonMatt WinstonTemporal Agent Daniels8 episodes
John FleckJohn FleckSilik7 episodes
Steven CulpSteven CulpMajor Hayes5 episodes
Eric PierpointEric PierpointHarris5 episodes
James HoranJames HoranHumanoid Figure4 episodes
J. Paul BoehmerJ. Paul BoehmerSS Agent4 episodes
J. Michael FlynnMazarite Official4 episodes
Sean McGowanCorporal Hawkins4 episodes
Josette DiCarloSphere-Builder4 episodes
Jim FitzpatrickJim FitzpatrickCommander Williams4 episodes
Derek MagyarDerek MagyarCommander Kelby4 episodes
Daniel Dae KimDaniel Dae KimCorporal Chang3 episodes
Kellie WaymireKellie WaymireCrewman Elizabeth Cutler3 episodes
Brent SpinerBrent SpinerDr. Arik Soong3 episodes
Brian ThompsonBrian ThompsonAdmiral Valdore3 episodes
Mary MaraMary MaraSphere-Builder Presage3 episodes
Alec NewmanAlec NewmanMalik3 episodes
Robert FoxworthRobert FoxworthAdministrator V'Las3 episodes
Abby BrammellAbby BrammellPersis3 episodes
Bruce ThomasBruce ThomasXindi-Reptilian Soldier3 episodes
John RubinsteinJohn RubinsteinMazarite Captain3 episodes
Scott RinkerScott RinkerGareb3 episodes
Joseph WillJoseph WillCrewman Michael Rostov3 episodes
Ruth WilliamsonRuth WilliamsonSphere-Builder Primary3 episodes

Technical Details

Created by
Brannon Braga, Rick Berman
Address
David Livingston, Allan Kroeker, Michael Vejar, Roxann Dawson, David Straiton
Writing
Rick Berman, Brannon Braga, Michael Sussman, Manny Coto, Chris Black
Production companies
Paramount Television, CBS Studios
Network or Platform
UPN
Country
United States, Canada
Original Language
English
Premiere
September 26, 2001
Last Episode
May 13, 2005 (4x22)
Status
Canceled
Type
Fiction
Awards
Won 4 Emmy Awards; 14 wins and 50 nominations in total.
Links
IMDb · TMDB · Official Website

Trivia about Star Trek: Enterprise

Studio executives rejected the idea that the first season would take place almost entirely on Earth, and those elements were limited to the pilot, "Broken Bow."
Some British media outlets mistook the announcement of Bakula's casting for a replacement for Patrick Stewart.
Dennis McCarthy, who composed the music for the pilot, had won an Emmy for his work on the Voyager episode "Heroes and Demons."
Starting with "Exile" in the middle of the third season, the show was broadcast in 1080i high definition, alongside Jake 2.0, one of the first two UPN series to do so.
Until the start of the fourth season, the show was shot on 35 mm traditional film before switching to a Sony digital camera.
Stages 8 and 9 had already housed sets from the franchise, but the 18 studio had never been used for a Star Trek series or film.
The cancellation was announced on February 3, 2005, during the sixth day of filming "In a Mirror, Darkly," when the cast and crew had already begun producing that episode.
"Star Trek: Enterprise" won four Creative Arts Emmy Awards over its four seasons, for visual effects, hairstyling, and music composition, among other categories.

Sources: Wikipedia (English)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Star Trek: Enterprise have?

Star Trek: Enterprise has 4 seasons and 97 episodes in total.

Where to watch Star Trek: Enterprise?

Star Trek: Enterprise is available by subscription on Movistar Plus+ Ficción Total and SkyShowtime (availability may vary by country).

Has Star Trek: Enterprise ended?

Yes. Star Trek: Enterprise was canceled, and its final episode aired on May 13, 2005.

Who is in Star Trek: Enterprise?

The main cast includes Scott Bakula (Jonathan Archer), Jolene Blalock (T'Pol), Connor Trinneer (Charles 'Trip' Tucker III) and John Billingsley (Phlox).

Who created Star Trek: Enterprise?

Star Trek: Enterprise was created by Brannon Braga and Rick Berman.

How long does it take to watch all of Star Trek: Enterprise?

With episodes of about 44 minutes, watching all 97 episodes takes approximately 71 hours.

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