De: http://www.trektoday.com/news/210801_03.shtml
The first three regular Enterprise episodes will highlight many of
Series V's most important elements, including the tension between T'Pol
and the rest of the crew, the unfamiliarity with alien worlds and
technology, and the aggressive behaviour of the Klingons.
TrekToday sources today sent in new information concerning the first
three regular episodes of the season, set to air during the weeks after
'Broken Bow.' All three episodes have completed filming weeks ago,
though some minor and unimportant reshoots were recently still going on
for 'Fight or Flight.' Below you will find plot info for all three
episodes:
'Fight or Flight' - As previously reported
(http://www.trektoday.com/news/070801_04.shtml), in this episode the
Enterprise encounters a derelict ship floating in space. The crew of the
ship is found suspended from hooks, with all fluids being drained from
their body. It turns out that they have been killed by another alien
race that is trying to extract "tri-globulin" from their bodies.
When Archer realises that the alien race who did this may return, Phlox
points out that the human body produces a similar substance - an ominous
implication. After what were described as some good, very tense scenes
between Archer and T'Pol, the Vulcan first officer manages to convince
him that there is nothing to be done. Of course, eventually the aliens
do return, meaning Hoshi Sato has to find a way to communicate with them
to avoid the destruction of the Enterprise. 'Fight or Flight' was
described as a good, somewhat creepy episode.
'Strange New World' - This is the episode in which the crew encounter
what they believe to be a friendly, uninhabited alien world, but that
turns out to be far more dangerous than they ever expected. The crew
members that visit the planet are infected by an alien pollen that
induces hallucinations and paranoia.
This episode will again feature some of the tension between T'Pol and
the rest of the crew, as she is suspected of being in secret contact
with the hostile aliens on the planet. 'Strange New World' will also
showcase the unreliability of the early transporters, as a crewman is
beamed back with debris embedded in his body.
'Unexpected' - This apparently very funny episode will feature the male
pregnancy first mentioned by Rick Berman in the recent TV Guide
interview (http://www.trektoday.com/news/200801_02.shtml). 'Unexpected'
opens when malfunctions start to occur on the Enterprise, and the crew
notice an alien ship hiding in their exhaust wake. It turns out that the
aliens are there to recharge their ship to try and get home. The
Enterprise engineer, Charlie 'Trip' Tucker, goes over to the aliens to
help them repair their ship - but unwittingly becomes pregnant in the
process!
Trip manages to fix the ship, and it departs. Once the crew figure out
that Trip is indeed pregnant, they try to track down the aliens, and
find them hiding in the slipstream of a Klingon ship. The Klingons are
not at all receptive to Captain Archer and threaten to destroy both the
alien ship and the Enterprise. For a change, T'Pol helps Archer resolve
the situation, and the Klingons agree to leave the aliens unharmed - if
they agree to trade some primitive holo-technology.
The full writing and directing credits for these episodes are not yet
known, though Enterprise creators Rick Berman and Brannon Braga have
said that they came up with the story for the first and the third
regular episodes of the series.
As usual, please be aware that Paramount has released no official
information on the episodes following 'Broken Bow' yet, and until that
happens any such information from unofficial sources should be treated
as you would any rumour.
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