Warp Five is a Trek.fm podcast dedicated entirely to Star Trek: Enterprise. For the 20th anniversary of the series, hosts C Bryan Jones and Matthew Rushing are taking you back through all of Enterprise, one episode at a time.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 11 days 19 hours 24 minutes
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episode 25: These Guys Love Blue
Andorians. Thanks to “Journey to Babel,” Andorians became one of the most beloved alien races in Star Trek. But prior to Enterprise we really knew very little about them. We look at how Enterprise changed all that by making them an integral part of th
episode 24: The Gauntlet Thrown Down
Season Three. Few aspects of Enterprise—and perhaps of Star Trek as a whole—have been more controversial than the show’s third season. We’re joined by Larry Nemecek to discuss this unique 26-episode arc.
episode 23: By Human Hands
Xenophobia and The Coalition of Planets. In the aftermath of the Xindi scare many on Earth were understandably cautious about joining the galactic community. We discuss “Demons” and “Terra Prime” and the obstacles to forming the Federation.
episode 22: The Irish Species Are Still Earthlings
Xindi Evolution. Six different races—or species—that called Xindus home, and we discuss the probability that such a world could actually exist, parallels with Earth’s own evolution, and what the concept brought to Star Trek and Enterprise.
episode 21: Zombies Cannot Be Reasoned With
Horror on Enterprise. We discuss Star Trek’s tradition of horror and examine seven specific episodes of that take classic elements of the genre and put our crew through the frightening realities of exploring deep space.
episode 20: The Dog at the End of It
Season One Highs and Lows. Where did the writers and the creative team hit a home run? Where did they strike out? We discuss the best moments from Enterprise’s first season along with some that didn’t quite work.
episode 19: Disarming Southern Charm
Charles “Trip” Tucker III. We discuss Trip, how his Southern charm disarmed both the audience and his crewmates and how his growth led him to the most unexpected of places—a romance with T’Pol.
episode 18: An Unexpected Connection
Continuity and Consequences. We discuss how the writers balanced the studio’s desire for self-contained stories with the need to build a rich and ongoing story that would keep viewers engaged over the course of the series.
episode 17: Future Guy Is Jacob
The Temporal Cold War. We discuss Enterprise’s temporal subplot, its original form compared to the one it took as part of Enterprise, whether it would have been better off as its own show, and the different factions involved in the conflict.
episode 16: Misremembering Together
Season One Blu-rays. We dive into the extensive special features found on the Season One Blu-ray set and discuss some of the challenges the producers faced in telling Star Trek's 22nd Century backstory.