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TIMELINE >
Enterprise Season 4
(February 2154 - May 2161)
The following are events from the fourth Season of Star
Trek: Enterprise
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c. February 20, 2154 |
The Enterprise returns
to Earth from Xindi space but is intercepted by Daniels and sent
back in time to Earth in the summer of 1944. ("Zero Hour")
Events of "Storm Front"
Having mysteriously survived the destruction of the Xindi super weapon,
a battered Archer awakes to find himself back on Earth in the 1940s in
the custody of Nazi SS agents, and learns that Nazi-uniformed aliens
have successfully helped Germany invade the United States. When he
manages to break free of his captors, Archer joins forces with American
resistance fighters to unravel the conspiracy behind the occupation.
Meanwhile, believing Archer sacrificed himself to save Earth, T'Pol and
the battle-weary Enterprise crew attempt to figure out how to return to
their own time. But then a near-dead Daniels appears and informs them
that the future has been wiped out by a faction of the Temporal Cold
War, the same faction responsible for the altered events on Earth, and
they must be stopped.
Events of "Storm Front, Part II"
Archer reunites with his astonished Enterprise crew and learns from
Daniels on his deathbed that a radical Temporal Cold War faction
threatens to obliterate the timeline. Archer returns to the
Nazi-occupied eastern United States of the 1940s, and enlists the help
of resistance fighters Alicia Travers and Carmine to destroy a massive
time machine under construction on the surface.
Meanwhile, hoping to forge an alliance with Archer, alien leader Vosk
releases his captured prisoners Tucker and Mayweather, but this forces
temporal agent Silik to emerge from the shadows to pursue his own agenda
against Vosk.
(Note, most of the events of the above two episodes actually occur in
the summer of 1944 in an alternate history.) |
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c. February 20, 2154 |
The Temporal Cold War having been prevented, Daniels returns the
Enterprise to Earth in February 2154.
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c. March 2154 |
Alternate Timeline: In the "Twilight" alternate
timeline, where Archer loses his long term memory, the crew of the
Enterprise finally determines where the Xindi weapon is being assembled.
("several months" after Archer is injured in "Twilight.") The Xindi
intercept Enterprise, and in the ensuing battle 13 Enterprise crew are
killed, and the ship's warp propulsion is crippled. Enterprise can now
only achieve Warp 1.7. They eventually reach the place where the Xindi
weapon was built, only to discover it has already been deployed. |
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April 2154 |
Events of "Home"
As the Enterprise crew revels in a heroes' welcome on Earth, Trip joins
T'Pol on a trip to planet Vulcan, excited to visit her home and be
introduced to her mother T'Les. But when T'Pol becomes obliged to
reconsider marriage to former fiancé Koss, the future of their
relationship is put in question. Meanwhile, Archer must defend some of
his morally questionable decisions during the Xindi conflict before a
Starfleet Command panel of inquiry. Later, Phlox experiences prejudice
against aliens while taking shore leave on Earth with Malcolm and
Travis.
(End of the episode is at least two weeks before the events of
"Borderland") |
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May 15 - May 20, 2154 |
Events of "Borderland"
After a dangerous group of genetically engineered humans called
"Augments" escapes from their secluded planet intent on causing all-out
war between Earth and the Klingons, the Enterprise crew is called into
action and Archer enlists the help of criminal genius Dr. Arik Soong,
the scientist responsible for creating the Augments.
While searching for the Augments in the Borderland — the volatile region
between the Klingon Empire and the Orion Syndicate — Enterprise crosses
paths with a band of ruthless Orion slave traders, who kidnap T'Pol and
eight other crew members off the ship so they can be sold at auction,
forcing Archer to enact a risky rescue mission with Dr. Soong's help.
(Date of May 17, 2154 was given in the episode) |
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May 20 - May 23, 2154 |
Events of "Cold Station 12"
Reunited with his genetically engineered creations called Augments,
criminal scientist Dr. Arik Soong and his "children" break into the
medical outpost where Soong once worked, to steal the embryos of
hundreds more potential Augments with plans to build a superhuman army.
They will go so far as to release the deadly pathogens stored at the
facility, Cold Station 12, if the staff, headed by Dr. Jeremy Lucas,
dares impede Soong's plan. Meanwhile, Archer and his crew search for
clues to Dr. Soong's whereabouts on Trialas IV, the planet where he
raised the Augments, leading them to find one of the doctor's less
perfect children who was abandoned by his siblings.
(Date is speculation) |
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May 23 - May 27, 2154
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Events of "The Augments"
Enterprise pursues Arik Soong and his Augments across hostile Klingon
space toward a planet where the geneticist intends to go back into
isolation and raise an army of genetically engineered superhumans. But
Soong's "children" revolt against him and plan a biological attack upon
a Klingon colony, in order to incite retaliation against Earth.
(Date of May 27, 2154 is given at the end of the episode) |
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Late May 2154 |
Having recovered Augment DNA from the wreckage of the Bird of Prey, the
Klingons begin a secret project to create genetically enhanced warriors.
(Affliction)
Also, in late May 2154, the USS Columbia was originally supposed to have
been launched (six months prior to Affliction) |
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June 2154 |
Events of "The Forge"
The Earth embassy on Vulcan is bombed, killing 31 humans and 12 Vulcans.
Enterprise is called to the planet to help investigate, but the Vulcan
High Command already suspects a dissident religious faction known as "Syrrannites."
T'Pol learns from her husband Koss that her mother T'Les has been forced
into hiding to avoid arrest — because she is a Syrrannite. Koss also
brings her a mysterious heirloom containing a map. Believing this is a
message from T'Les, T'Pol and Archer set out to follow that map across a
treacherous desert, without the High Command's knowledge.
(Date is speculation)
Events of "Awakening"
On a quest to learn the truth behind the bombing of the Earth embassy on
Vulcan, Archer and T'Pol track down the Syrrannites, a revolutionary
faction hiding in a desert sanctuary which includes T'Pau — the prime
suspect in the bombing — and T'Pol's mother T'Les. The rebels are on the
verge of being crushed by Vulcan High Command leader V'Las, but they are
stunned to learn that Archer might hold the key to their survival.
While Vulcan's state of unrest grows more violent, former Ambassador
Soval reveals to Trip that the High Command also plans to launch a
massive sneak attack against rival planet Andoria, an act that could
pull Earth into interplanetary war.
(Date is speculation)
Events of "Kir'Shara"
Archer, T'Pol and rebel leader T'Pau struggle to reach the Vulcan
capital to publicly unveil their discovery of a revered ancient artifact
that could revolutionize Vulcan society and topple the corrupt
government.
Meanwhile, with help from allies among the Vulcans and Andorians, the
Enterprise crew attempts to stop V'Las and the Vulcan High Command from
launching a sneak attack upon rival planet Andoria. (Date is speculation) |
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July 2154 |
Events of "Daedalus"
The crew welcomes aboard Emory Erickson, the inventor of the transporter
device, set to conduct a series of experiments to test a radical upgrade
to the technology. However, once Enterprise reaches the test site,
Archer realizes that his old family friend has lied and is using the
ship to search for his son, lost years before in a transporter mishap.
(One week after the death of T'Pol's mother in Kir'Shara) |
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August 2154 |
Events of "Observer Effect"
After Hoshi and Trip contract a deadly virus while exploring a planet,
two ghostly aliens possess the bodies of various Enterprise crew members
to observe humanity's reaction to imminent tragedy. As the aliens
secretly jump bodies to observe, Phlox strives to cure the stricken
pair, but with his efforts failing, Archer must make a difficult
decision in order to shield the rest of the crew from this growing
biohazard.
(Date is speculation)
In the alternate timeline, where Archer loses his long
term memory, the Enterprise races back to Earth, her warp engines
finally repaired (Tucker said it would take "six months" to repair
the engines). The crew arrives in the Solar System not long before
the Xindi
weapon arrives. The Earth, in this timeline, is completely destroyed
with a total loss of life. The Lunar colony is presumably destroyed at
this time as well. ("Twilight")
At one point, this was when the NX-02, the second Warp 5
starship, is to have been launched from orbit around Earth. (14
months after the Enterprise is refit "The Expanse"). |
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November 12 - 14, 2154 |
Events of "Babel One"
Ordered to transport a delegation of argumentative Tellarites to a peace
conference with the blue-skinned Andorians, Archer and the crew find
themselves drawn into a confusing, dangerous situation when a secret
Romulan vessel begins attacking ships on all sides, including
Enterprise.
(Date of November 12, 2154 given in episode) |
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November 14 - 17, 2154 |
Events of "United"
Trapped aboard a mysterious drone ship that's been terrorizing the
region, Trip and Malcolm work to outwit the Romulans, who are piloting
the vessel via remote control, in order to save their own lives and stop
the feuding Andorians and Tellarites from going to war.
(Episode takes place over a three day period, immediately after Babel
One) |
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November 17 - November 22, 2154 |
Events of "The Aenar"
Archer visits Shran's icy homeworld to find an Andorian subspecies
called the Aenar, to determine their connection to the marauder
destroying ships in the region.
(Dates are speculative based on prior episodes) |
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c. November 26, 2154 |
Enterprise returns to Earth for the launching of the USS Columbia.
("Affliction") |
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November 27 - November 30, 2154 |
Events of "Affliction"
On Earth, Dr. Phlox is kidnapped by a band of Klingons who are desperate
to find a cure for a genetically-engineered virus that threatens their
entire race. Meanwhile, Trip begins his new assignment aboard the
Starship Columbia as it prepares to embark on its maiden voyage.
(Date of November 27, 2154 is given in episode) |
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November 30 - December 2, 2154 |
Events of "Divergence"
With the help of Captain Hernandez, Trip and the newly-launched starship
Columbia, Archer pursues the kidnapped Phlox deep into Klingon
territory, as Phlox decides to cooperate with finding a cure to a virus
ravaging a Klingon outpost.
Meanwhile, Archer demands that Reed disclose his secret orders when his
ties to a mysterious intelligence organization are revealed. Later, when
Trip temporarily returns to Enterprise, T'Pol tries to broach an
uncomfortable subject with him.
(Date is conjecture based on date of prior episode) |
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Early December 2154 |
The Mirror Universe Tholians conduct their interspace experiment, and
the effect captures the USS Defiant from the "normal" universe in August
2268. The crew of the Defiant is driven mad by the effect, and driven to
murder, which results in the death of the entire crew. An attempt to
recover the vessel by the Enterprise in 2268 fails, and the Defiant
ultimately comes through the interspace effect intact and into the hands
of the Mirror Tholians who use humanoid slaves to begin looting it.
(Date is speculation based on "In a Mirror Darkly, Part One", other
details from "The Tholian Web") |
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December 27 - December 29, 2154
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Events of "Bound"
After Archer forges a deal with the Orions, the trader presents the
captain with a gift -- three alluring Orion women who proceed to seduce
all the men on board except, mysteriously, Trip.
(date of December 27, 2154 is given at the start of episode. Events
covered two or three days.) |
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January 13 - January 17, 2155 |
Events of "In a Mirror, Darkly - Part One"
Note this episode takes place entirely in the Mirror Universe.
In an alternate universe, an amoral, imperialistic version of the
Enterprise crew, led by Captain Forrest with Archer as his treacherous
first officer, makes an astonishing discovery during a mission into
enemy alien territory.
While a power-hungry Archer schemes against Captain Forrest, his lover
Hoshi, and loyal slave T'Pol, so he can lay full claim to the discovery.
Later, Phlox happily tortures a captured Tholian for information
requested by Archer. (date of January 13, 2155 is given during episode) |
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January 17 - January 20, 2155 |
Events of "In a Mirror, Darkly - Part Two"
After using the Defiant to repel a Tholian attack, the power-hungry
Archer and Enterprise crew set about using this advanced ship to seize
control of all of Earth's Terran Empire. As Archer takes full command of
the Defiant and reviews the alternate history of Starfleet, his
duplicitous lover Hoshi, a traitorous T'Pol and a reptilian Gorn
stowaway hatch schemes of their own.
(Date of January 18, 2155 is given during episode. Note this episode
takes place entirely in the Mirror Universe) |
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January 18 - January 25, 2155 |
Events of "Demons"
On Earth for a historic Starfleet conference to ratify the coalition of
planets, Archer and the crew uncover a plot by a radical xenophobic
group of humans called Terra Prime, led by Paxton, who want to put an
end to the increasing number and influence of aliens on Earth.
Meanwhile, although T?Pol contends she has never been pregnant, she and
Trip learn that Terra Prime has information about their child. Later, a
female reporter from Travis' past pursues him for a story.
(Date of January 19, 2155 is given in the episode)
Events of "Terra Prime"
In the first steps towards the foundation of the Federation, Captain
Archer and the crew must stop Paxton, a well-armed, radical human
isolationist leader, who is threatening to destroy Starfleet Command
unless all aliens leave Earth immediately. |
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Early 2155 |
In the alternate timeline, where Earth has been destroyed,
the Xindi scour the Solar System and the nearby parts of the galaxy
destroying all the human colonies they can find. Mars, Alpha Centauri
and the Vega Colony are all destroyed. ("Twilight") |
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c. December 2155 |
Alternate Timeline: The surviving humans, traveling in
small slow moving convoys, head out to rendezvous at Ceti Alpha V. The
journey takes a year. (date is speculation from "Twilight") |
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2156 |
First starbase is established near the Berengeria System (speculation
based on "Bound" (ENT)
The Romulan Wars begin between Earth forces and the Romulan Star Empire.
(speculation from "Balance of Terror" - noted in Star Trek Chronology)
The Romulan vessels are easy to identify by the bright markings on their
hull, which are designed to look like birds. (Star Trek Chronology,
"Balance of Terror" (TOS)
Also this year, two women are killed in Heliopolis City on Alpha Eridani
II by an entity variously known as "Jack the Ripper" and "Redjac" ("Wolf
in the Fold" - TOS). |
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c. December 2156 |
- In the alternate timeline where the Earth was
destroyed by the Xindi, the Enterprise and her convoy arrive at Ceti
Alpha V. They are the only convoy to arrive, and the total human
survivor population is now very small. T'Pol resigns her commission and
Tucker assumes command of the Enterprise. ("Twilight" - 9 years later,
the total survivor population numbers 6,000) |
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2159 |
A third spaceship disappears in the Taurean region of space, never
to be heard from again. ("Lorelei Signal" - TAS) |
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2160 |
The Romulan Wars are ended at the Battle of Cheron. The Romulan
Neutral Zone is established. (Star Trek Chronology, "The Defector" TNG) |
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May 5 - 8, 2161 |
The events depicted in the Enterprise-D holodeck in
"These Are the Voyages.." takes place:
Six years in the future, an emotional Captain Archer and the crew return
to Earth to face the decommission of Enterprise and signing of the
Federation charter, ratifying the newly-formed alliance of planets they
helped forge.
(Episode takes place over the three days prior to the signing of the
Federation Charter) |
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May 8, 2161 |
The United Federation of Planets is formed. ("The
Outcast" (TNG),
Star Trek Chronology)
The Federation is governed by a Council, located in San Francisco on
Earth.
The Federation Council President's office is located in Paris.
Initial member worlds are Earth, Vulcan, Tellar, Andor, and Alpha
Centauri. ("Zero Hour")
The founding ceremonies are held on Earth. Jonathan Archer is in
attendance, and reads an important speech. (Archer visits this event
with Daniels in "Zero Hour", and again is there in "These are the
Voyages..")
The entire Sol system is a founding member as Earth brings both Luna and
Mars into the Federation with it as it joins. Presumably, other earth
settlements such as Vega Colony are not self-sufficient enough to yet
seek membership independent of Earth. (Star Trek Star Charts.)
Section 31, which was formed at the creation of Earth's Starfleet
("Divergence"), at this time grows to become a covert organization
within Federation Starfleet intelligence which deals with threats to the
security of the UFP. Members of this organization defy the principles of
the Federation in order to protect them, which is one of the reasons why
Section 31 is not officially sanctioned by Starfleet or the Federation
and its very existence is not acknowledged openly. ("Inquisition,"
"Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges")
Part of the Federation Charter is the non-interference directive, or
Prime Directive, which prohibits interference in the affairs of
sovereign planets or societies. ("Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges") |


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