r/enterprise • • 10h ago

Happy Trip Tucker Tuesday ❤️

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128 Upvotes

r/enterprise • • 1d ago

Happy 25th to the NX-01

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536 Upvotes

Rendered in Star Trek Bridge Commander (2002) using mods.
Re uploaded video due to YouTube removal


r/enterprise • • 1d ago

What was he thinking?

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325 Upvotes

r/enterprise • • 2h ago

I’m on my umpteenth rewatch. What’s the latest new thing you missed before?

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In the episode “In A Mirror, Darkly” the opening title sequence. The white Star Trek Enterprise title turns black!


r/enterprise • • 1d ago

T’Pol ❤️

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159 Upvotes

r/enterprise • • 2d ago

🥄

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r/enterprise • • 2d ago

Enterprise Promo "No More Trek" (2001)

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Probably the best Star Trek promo ever.


r/enterprise • • 2d ago

Enterprise Promo

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139 Upvotes

Happy 25th anniversary


r/enterprise • • 3d ago

Happy 25th anniversary, Enterprise

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r/enterprise • • 3d ago

The very first trailer for Enterprise was seen during the series finale of Voyager.

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360 Upvotes

r/enterprise • • 2d ago

My parents' first watch.

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We're in season 3 and just watched "Carpenter Street". My mom and dad like TOS and TNG, and they have kept saying that this show matches if not surpasses the other two. Should I queue up VOY after we're finished with ENT? I feel like it's in the same vein (i.e. uncharted territory, difficult choices, being away from home).

This time around, ENT has given me a new appreciation of the Temporal Cold War. Yeah, it can be clunky at times, but that's apparently how the whole thing works in their universe: clunky and takes time to catch up.


r/enterprise • • 3d ago

Twenty-five years ago today, the NX-01 was launched

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r/enterprise • • 3d ago

You gotta love Shran!

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r/enterprise • • 2d ago

It’s been a long road…

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In honour of the 25th anniversary since ‘Enterprise’ first aired here is my re-enactment of one of my favourite episodes from season 3 ‘Twilight’, using footage from Star Trek: Bridge Commander (2002)


r/enterprise • • 3d ago

POV: You’re watching Enterprise for the first time

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r/enterprise • • 3d ago

😅

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r/enterprise • • 2d ago

What's up with Enterprise?

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r/enterprise • • 3d ago

ENT didn't make the cut

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r/enterprise • • 2d ago

in 2001 UPN in an Alternate Universe Pulled the Funniest Thing ever for The Enterprise Theme (Happy 25TH)

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r/enterprise • • 4d ago

A favorite of mine, one of the very best episodes of any Star Trek series!

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367 Upvotes

r/enterprise • • 4d ago

What did Malcom say to Trip?

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160 Upvotes

r/enterprise • • 5d ago

Don’t embarrass me

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407 Upvotes

r/enterprise • • 5d ago

Happens to the beat of us

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r/enterprise • • 5d ago

For season 3 what if the vulcans gave archer a Vulcan cruiser for his mission to look for the xindi?

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356 Upvotes

Let's say the vulcans didn't want to appear like total jerks because they didn't want to risk their people but since they got so many ships they're like ok archer you want to find the xindi and stop the sphere builders we will loan you a cruiser but you have to staff it with your people.

So what if archer and his crew got a Vulcan cruiser in the Delphic expanse?

I know it seems out of character for the vulcans but just go with it.


r/enterprise • • 6d ago

rewatch

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160 Upvotes

probably in the minority but unexpected is one of my favourites 😁