Shockwave (Enterprise)

ST episode
name =Shockwave


series =Enterprise
ep_num =25
prod_num =126
date =May 23, 2002
writer =Rick Berman
Brannon Braga
director =Allan Kroeker
producer =Dawn Valazquez
guest =John Fleck
Matt Winston
Vaughn Armstrong
James Horan
Stephanie Erb
David Lewis Hays
stardate =unknown
year =2152
prev =Two Days and Two Nights
next =Shockwave, Part II

ST episode
name =Shockwave Part II


Silik searches for Archer on the "Enterprise",
"Shockwave Part II"
series =Enterprise
ep_num =26
prod_num =128
date =September 18, 2002
writer =Rick Berman
Brannon Braga
director =Allan Kroeker
producer =Dawn Valazquez
guest =John Fleck
Matt Winston
Vaughn Armstrong
Gary Graham
Keith Allan
Jim Fitzpatrick
Michael Kosik
stardate =unknown
year =2152; 31st century
prev =Shockwave
next =Carbon Creek

"Shockwave" is a two-part episode of the television series "". Part one is the 25th episode (production #126) and part two is the 26th episode (production #128).

ynopsis

Part I

The "Enterprise" is ordered to return to Earth after the apparent destruction of an alien colony. The real reason for the destruction has far more serious consequences for all of humanity.

Part II

The "Enterprise" is held hostage while Captain Archer searches for a way to return from the 31^st century with Daniels' help.

Plot

Part I

Starfleet orders Enterprise to return home when the crew seemingly causes the destruction of an alien planet they were exploring. Archer is visited by former crew member Daniels, who traveled through time to warn him that the Suliban are trying to sabotage Enterprise's mission, and the two travel through time to try to thwart the Suliban's plans.

Part II

Daniels and Archer must find a way back to the 22nd Century in order to make sure history plays out as it should. Meanwhile, on board Enterprise, the Suliban have taken over the ship, but Reed, Trip, and T'Pol formulate a plan to eject them.

Novelization

"Shockwave" was adapted into a novel by Paul Ruditis and published in hardcover by Pocket Books in October 2002, in conjunction with the broadcast of Part II. A paperback edition was not published until July 2004.

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