Star Trek: Enterprise

Star Trek: Enterprise The future is closer than you think.

During the mid-22nd century, a century before Captain Kirk's five-year mission, Jonathan Archer captains the United Earth ship Enterprise during the early years of Starfleet, leading up to the Earth-Romulan War and the formation of the Federation.

Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Action & Adventure

Drama

Star Trek: Enterprise The future is closer than you think.

Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Action & Adventure

Drama

Created By: Brannon BragaRick Berman
First Aired on: Sep 26, 2001
Popularity: 59.4738: 842 votes
Networks: (US)
Production: Paramount Television (US)CBS Studios (US)
Status: Canceled: Show Canceled

Seasons & episodes

Total 4 seasons, 97 episodes

Specials

Aired

95 Episodes

Episode 1In Conversation: Rick Berman & Brannon Braga63 min
A recording made in 12/12/2012. They talk about creating "Enterprise" (leaving "Star Trek" out of title was a conscious decision and adding "Star Trek" came later when the network wanted it more closely identified with the franchise). They also talk about the other shows as well.
Episode 2In Conversation: The First Crew94 min
Brannon Braga leads a discussion with the cast of Enterprise: Scott Bakula, Linda Park, Connor Trinneer, John Billingsley, Jolene Blalock, Anthony Montgomery, Dominic Keating & Jeffery Combs.
Episode 3To Boldly Go: Launching Enterprise - Part 1: Countdown31 min
Interviews with Brannon Braga from 2001 and 2012 about how he became involved with Star Trek. Also featured are Rick Berman, David Livingston, Phyllis Strong, André Bormanis, Herman Zimmerman, Doug Drexler, Denise and Mike Okuda on the background leading up to the creation of Enterprise.
Episode 4To Boldly Go: Launching Enterprise - Part 2: Boarding the NX-0132 min
Rick Berman discusses the production of "Broken Bow" for Enterprise. How the casting was done was discussed. Featured are Brannon Braga, Scott Bakula, Conner Trinneer, and others.
Episode 5To Boldly Go: Launching Enterprise - Part 3: First Flight28 min
Brannon Braga speaks about the weakness of the first season scripts. Rick Berman talks about relying on Brannon to put the writing staff together. Brannon believes he was not ambitious enough to hiring writers. Scott Bakula speaks to how the writing staff was exhausted to work on Enterprise after just wrapping "Star Trek: Voyager." Mike Sussman speaks to how hard it was to find writers that can really write Star Trek shows. Brannon lamented that some of the episodes were generic enough to be done on any of the other franchises. Connor Trinneer spoke to those episodes where Trip had significant moments. Dominic Keating had determined that he would express some of himself in Malcolm. Mike Sussman, André Bormanis, and Phyllis Strong spoke about writing the scripts.