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TIMELINE >
Enterprise Season 3 (June
2153 - February 2154)
The following are events of the third season of Star Trek: Enterprise.
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c. June 30, 2153 |
The Enterprise enters the Delphic Expanse.
(End of second season of Enterprise; "nearly eight months" before
"Countdown")
Note: Although many of the events of the third season of Enterprise are
resolved through subsequent changes to the timeline, it is clear that
the key events, such as the attack on Earth, and the destruction of the
Xindi weapon in "Zero Hour" are part of the current timeline. Both of
these two events are depicted in the "Hall of Time" sequence at the end
of "Storm Front - Part II." |
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c. August 15, 2153 |
Events of "The Xindi"
Six weeks into the Delphic Expanse, Captain Archer and his crew learn of
a Xindi working at a mining colony, and set out to track him down and
gain information about the mysterious race. But when Trip and Archer get
caught in a deadly trap, Enterprise's newest crew members, a squad of
Military Assault Command Operation soldiers (MACOs), must rush to free
them. Meanwhile, T'Pol suggests an intriguing Vulcan cure for Trip's
vivid nightmares of his sister's death.
(Episode mentions this is six weeks after entering the Delphic Expanse,
and covers about three days) |
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August 2153 |
Events of "Anomaly"
The mission to find the Xindi takes a treacherous turn when Enterprise
is crippled by inexplicable, destructive spatial anomalies that distort
the laws of physics. With systems down, Osaarian pirates board the ship
and and raid it of valuable supplies. The crew captures one of the
marauders, and Archer's sense of morality is tested when he interrogates
the prisoner. |
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September 2153 |
Events of "Extinction"
Their ongoing quest for the Xindi leads the Enterprise crew to a
tropical alien world where Archer, Reed and Hoshi are exposed to a
highly contagious virus that transforms their bodies and minds into
those of the long extinct alien inhabitants of the planet. |
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September 2153 |
Events of "Rajiin"
Rescued by Archer from an alien bazaar, a captivating slave girl,
Rajiin, uses her erotic, hypnotic mental powers on the crew to steal
data on humans for her Xindi overlords. But when her deception is
discovered, Archer throws her in the brig, forcing the Reptilian
Xindi to storm the ship, weapons blazing, to spring her free.
Meanwhile, Trip and T'Pol initiate a dangerous experiment to
insulate the ship from further destruction from strange physical
phenomena in the Delphic Expanse. |
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Mid October 2153 |
Events of "Impulse"
Boarding a damaged Vulcan vessel adrift in an asteroid field, Archer and
his team discover that the remaining crew have mutated into violent,
zombie-like creatures. When T'Pol begins to succumb to the mutation, the
crew must fight their way out before they lose her forever. (episode is
set three months before "Damage") |
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Mid October 2153
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Events of "Exile"
From light-years away, a powerful telepathic alien, Tarquin, mentally
contacts Hoshi and convinces Archer to let the ensign briefly visit his
isolated planet in exchange for crucial information on the Xindi. |
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Late October 2153 |
Events of "The Shipment"
After infiltrating a Xindi-Sloth plant that synthesizes vital explosive
materials for the Xindi super-weapon, Archer, Reed and MACO Major Hayes
capture and interrogate the plant foreman, Gralik, who upon learning of
the Xindi council's attack on Earth, establishes an uneasy alliance with
Archer.
(episode is set three months after the Enterprise entered the Expanse.) |
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Late October 2153 |
Events of "Twilight"
After Enterprise is assaulted by severe spatial distortions, Archer
loses the ability to form new, long-term memories, causing him to wake
up each morning unaware that any time has passed since the day he was
afflicted. Despite the crew's best efforts to keep him involved in
decisions, it becomes clear over time that they can't continue to
function in this manner, leading T'Pol to become his caretaker and Trip
to take command of the ship. |
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Early November 2153 |
Events of "North Star"
After finding thousands of humans on a Delphic Expanse planet living in
settlements seemingly straight out of the Old West, Archer gets
embroiled in a dangerous cultural conflict once he discovers that the
humans are systematically oppressing the alien race that originally
brought them to this world. |
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mid November 2153 |
Events of "Similitude"
After an accident in Engineering leaves Trip mortally injured, Dr. Phlox
attempts to save the chief engineer by creating a "mimetic simbiot" — a
clone — of him to harvest neural tissue from it. In its very short
lifespan, the simbiot grows rapidly from baby to adult, and surprises
the crew with detailed memories of the real Trip's life. Meanwhile, the
accident has left Enterprise disabled and adrift inside a destructive
space cloud, so the crew attempts to free the ship before they are
stranded forever. |
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Mid
November 2153 |
Events of "Carpenter Street"
Ex-crewman Daniels, a temporal agent from the future, appears on
Enterprise and sends Archer and T'Pol back in time to 2004 Earth, to
learn why three Xindi-Reptilians have been detected in the timeline
where they're not supposed to be. Using 22nd-century technology, Archer
and T'Pol scour Detroit, Michigan, and locate an abandoned factory where
the Xindi are developing a biological weapon with the help of a local
medical worker.
(Takes place 150 years after 2004. Note: The events in the episode that
are set in 2154 take place over two days) |
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Late November 2153 |
Enterprise discovers a third sphere in the Expanse (just before "Chosen
Realm")
Events of "Chosen Realm"
A Triannon crew which Enterprise rescues from a crippled ship turns out
to be a group of religious extremists who hijack the NX-01 to eradicate
the "heretics" on their homeworld. Furthermore, when the group's leader,
D'Jamat, learns that Archer's crew has dared desecrate the Expanse's
mysterious Spheres — which the Triannons consider holy shrines of the
"chosen realm" — he demands that Archer choose a crewman to be put to
death.
(Date is speculation) |
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December 3 - December 8, 2153 |
Events of "Proving Ground"
Andorian Imperial Guard Commander Shran and his warship track Enterprise
down in the Delphic Expanse to offer Captain Archer help as an ally, and
together, the two former adversaries plan to steal a prototype of the
Xindi's planet-destroying superweapon. As a confrontation with the Xindi
looms, Lt. Reed gets help fixing the NX-01's damaged weapons systems
from a striking Andorian female, Lt. Talas, a contentious officer with
her own agenda. (Date of December 6, 2153 is given during episode) |
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December 12, 2153 - December 16, 2153
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Events of "Stratagem"
Having located the prototype of the Xindi superweapon, Archer and the
crew manage to capture the weapon's creator, Degra, and launch into an
elaborate scheme to dupe their prisoner into revealing the location of
the final weapon under construction. With time running out before the
Xindi discover Degra's disappearance, the entire crew play key roles in
the massive charade which combines Archer's acting skills, Trip's faux
alien shuttlecraft, Hoshi's decrypted data and Dr. Phlox's memory
tampering, in order to trick the Xindi scientist into believing he and
Archer are now allies and on the run after escaping a Xindi-Insectoid
prison.
(Date of December 12, 2153 given during the episode) |
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December 27, 2153 - December 30, 2153 |
Events of "Harbinger"
Enterprise encounters an abnormally large spatial distortion and rescues
an alien from a craft trapped inside. While Archer and Dr. Phlox try to
solve the mystery behind the rapidly deteriorating alien, tensions
between Lt. Reed and MACO leader Major Hayes escalate into a full-blown
brawl. Meanwhile, Trip's flirtation with a female MACO forces a
surprisingly jealous T'Pol to confront her attraction to her fellow
senior officer. (Date of December 27, 2153 is given at the start
of the episode) |
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c. January 1, 2154 |
Captain Archer agrees that the crew of the Enterprise should be put into
a comatose state, in order to combat the effects of an approaching area
of space on the human neuro-cortex. Dr. Phlox is left in control of the
ship, as his Denoblian physiology is determined to be immune. (Two days
prior to "Doctor's Orders") |
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c. January 3, 2154 |
Events of "Doctor's Orders"
While Enterprise travels through a section of the Expanse lethal to
human neurology, Dr. Phlox must put the entire crew to sleep and handle
all aspects of a working starship, but even with T'Pol's help, the
doctor's skills might not be enough to keep the crew safe when
complications arise. With the ship not moving out of the area fast
enough, Dr. Phlox must figure out how to start the warp engines without
blowing up the ship, while realizing he may not be entirely immune to
the region's radiation himself. (Date is speculation) |
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January 8 - 12, 2154 |
Events of "Hatchery"
When Enterprise stumbles upon a damaged Xindi-Insectoid ship on a barren
planet, Archer and the crew search the ship and discover a cache of
several dozen Insectoid eggs, but with the nursery's bio-support
failing, Archer becomes fiercely determined to help his enemy's
offspring hatch. As Mayweather and Tucker attempt to learn all they can
about the alien ship, Archer becomes consumed with saving the Xindi
hatchlings, causing the crew to start raising questions about Archer's
judgment. (date of January 8 given in episode, episode takes place over
about 4 days) |
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Mid January 2154 |
Events of "Azati Prime"
The Enterprise finally arrives at the Xindi superweapon construction
site, and despite a troubling glimpse into the future by time-traveling
operative Daniels, a determined Archer leaves the ship in T'Pol's hands
as he alone pilots a suicide mission to destroy the huge Earth-bound
planet-killer.
With Archer gone, T'Pol and the crew attempt to escape enemy territory
undetected, but once discovered are forced to make a last stand against
multiple Xindi attackers. (date is speculation, episode takes place
immediately after "Hatchery") |
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Mid January 2154 |
Events of "Damage"
After brutally torturing Archer, the Xindi unexpectedly return him to
Enterprise, which is barely holding together after a devastating
Reptilian attack. The captain receives information that some possibly
sympathetic Xindi Council members are willing to meet with him, but he
must make a rendezvous several light-years away in just a few days.
Faced with a severely crippled ship with no warp drive — as well as
numerous dead and injured crew members — Archer tosses his ethics aside
in a desperate attempt to get the ship back on its feet.
Meanwhile, T’Pol privately turns to Dr. Phlox for assistance with a
disturbing secret she's been keeping for several months.
(Immediately after "Azati Prime" and three months since "Impulse") |
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Mid January 2154 |
Events of "The Forgotten"
After arriving at one of the mysterious, metallic spheres for a
clandestine meeting with Xindi weapon designer Degra, Archer attempts to
convince the skeptical scientist and another Xindi council member that
humanity isn't their enemy. Meanwhile, as the crew struggles to repair
the extensive damage to Enterprise, Trip must deal with the recent death
of a member of his engineering team, forcing him to also come to terms
with the loss of his sister in the original Xindi attack on Earth. Also,
T'Pol must confront the implications of her emotion-provoking substance
addiction.
(2 days after the attack in "Damage", nine months since the attack on
Earth in "The Expanse") |
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Late
January 2154 |
Events of "E2"
While on their way to face the Xindi Council, Archer and crew encounter
a twin NX-01 manned by their own descendants, who warn that the subspace
shortcut they intend to take will throw them 100 years into the past,
ensuring Earth's destruction.
(Immediately following "The Forgotten") |
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February 2154 |
Kolos is released from Rura Penthe ("Judgment" plus one year") |
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Early
February 2154 |
Events of "The Council"
T'Pol and Reed lead a team on a harrowing mission into one of the
mysterious metallic Spheres to obtain vital information about how the
Delphic Expanse was created, as Archer and Hoshi approach the Xindi
Council hoping that diplomacy can stop the launch of the superweapon
aimed at Earth. Meanwhile, with Enterprise about to derail their plans
to invade our universe, the transdimensional Sphere-Builders urge key
members of the Xindi Council to take drastic measures to undermine the
humans' peace overtures. |
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Early
February 215 |
4 - In the alternate timeline, where Archer loses his
long term memory, T'Pol is given a field commission and promoted to the
rank of Captain. She assumes command of the Enterprise and continues the
mission in search of the Xindi weapon. ("Twilight" - several weeks after
Archer is injured). |
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February 13, 2154 |
Events of "Countdown"
Archer and his new allies among the Xindi Council attempt a full-scale
assault on the superweapon being deployed toward Earth by the rebellious
Reptilians and Insectoids, before a kidnapped and brainwashed Hoshi can
decrypt the weapon's encoded arming mechanism and unleash its
devastating power.
Meanwhile, T'Pol and Trip hatch a plan to destroy a Sphere which they
believe will disrupt the entire network of Spheres responsible for the
Expanse's spatial anomalies, bringing the transdimensional
"Sphere-Builders" directly into the fray. (date given, also Archer
indicated it was nearly eight months since the Enterprise first entered
the Expanse) |
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February 14, 2154 |
Events of "Zero Hour"
Aboard Degra's ship, Archer, Reed and Hoshi work with the Arboreals and
Humanoids to chase the Reptilians and stop the Xindi Weapon from
decimating Earth. Archer's plan is to board the weapon and try to
overload the power systems, but he'll need the help of an ailing Hoshi
to read the weapon schematics.
Back in the Delphic Expanse, T'Pol leads the NX-01 in an attempt to
obliterate Sphere 41 in hopes of disabling the entire network of
Spheres. But the crew's time is limited, as that region of space has a
degenerative effect on their bodies, and the furious Sphere-Builders try
to tear Enterprise apart.
(date given in episode) Note: The events of Zero Hour are in fact part
of the reconstituted timeline after "Storm Front." The sequence depicted
in the photo above and to the right is shown in the "halls of time"
sequence at the end of "Storm Front - Part II") |
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c. February 20, 2154 |
The Enterprise returns to Earth. ("Zero Hour," "Storm
Front, Part II")
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