The Aenar
- Episode aired Feb 11, 2005
- TV-PG
- 43m
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8.2/10
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Enterprise finds out the marauder was piloted telepathically by an Aenar, a subspecies from Andoria.Enterprise finds out the marauder was piloted telepathically by an Aenar, a subspecies from Andoria.Enterprise finds out the marauder was piloted telepathically by an Aenar, a subspecies from Andoria.
Scott Rinker
- Gareb
- (as Scott Allen Rinker)
Evan English
- Ensign Tanner
- (uncredited)
J. Michael Flynn
- Nijil
- (uncredited)
Duncan K. Fraser
- Ensign Walsh
- (uncredited)
Glen Hambly
- Aenar Guard
- (uncredited)
John Jurgens
- Reman Bodyguard
- (uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaThe name of the Andorian homeworld had been inconsistent throughout Star Trek history, being referred to as either Andor or Andoria. This episode finally settled the matter by revealing that the Andorians live on a moon that orbits a ringed gas giant, with the gas giant being called Andor, and the moon called Andoria.
- GoofsThe Aenar are blind and would have no use for light, even under ground, yet they have plenty of lamps in their dwellings.
- Quotes
Commander Shran: The Vulcans say that the desert teaches men the meaning of endurance. But it's the ice that forges real strength.
- SoundtracksWhere My Heart Will Take Me
Written by Diane Warren
Performed by Russell Watson
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An excellent conclusion to the Romulan trilogy.
Late in the life of "Star Trek: Enterprise", the writers came up with three fabulous and exciting episodes involving the Romulans trying to destabilize the quadrant and prevent alliances between the Andorians and Tellurites. However, Enterprise is able to determine that some sort of drone is sowing discord--as it can imitate other ships and the recent attacks on an Andorian ship was NOT done by the Tellurites but this drone!
This particular episode brings the crew to a remote frozen location to look for any of the Aenar--a subspecies of Andorians who apparently are the ones piloting the evil drone for the Romulans. It's odd, as the Aenar are a peaceful, blind race and you wonder why any of them would kill for these Romulans.
Overall, this is a fine conclusion to the trilogy. It's well written, exciting and well worth seeing. Plus, I like ANY show featuring Shran!
This particular episode brings the crew to a remote frozen location to look for any of the Aenar--a subspecies of Andorians who apparently are the ones piloting the evil drone for the Romulans. It's odd, as the Aenar are a peaceful, blind race and you wonder why any of them would kill for these Romulans.
Overall, this is a fine conclusion to the trilogy. It's well written, exciting and well worth seeing. Plus, I like ANY show featuring Shran!
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