As ENT continues with its collection of Trilogies, Dan and Dan continue with the bumper episode reviews for the Temporal Trek viewing order.Is it the best Trilogy of the season?Does this mean we've peeked?Could this be the end of Vulcan a-holes?Who Exactly Runs Vulcan?These questions and more as we look at the Vulcan Trilogy.

Just when the Temporal Trek makes you think you've left the S3 ENT Xindi Arc - it pulls you right back in!This time we have a few minutes with T'pol and Soval as she decides to stay and lead a ragtag fugitive fleet, escaping their evil Human hating enemy, in their search for a new home... hey that sounds catchy!

After a VERY long break for the Temporal Trek, we are back with Attack of the Cloned Lords of the Flying in Space Poorly Dressed, Faggin's Street Urchin Augments!Three episodes sandwiched together as the Temporal Trek way of watching the show demands it, and actually it might be for the best.Genetic manipulation, medical ethics, morality of science... all of these topics are not discussed in any great depth. What we get is Beautiful people in string vests.Dan and Dan are back, but after this will they want to continue?

A Solo show, and Archer wishes he could say the same.Whilst he runs for the hills Hernandez is gonna give him a magic kiss to make it all better.Reed is being sleezy in a bar and gets into a fight.T'pol is pressured into a marriage to save her Mother' career, but her mother seems more interested in Trip.everyone isn't reading the reports about the Xindi arc!Oh yeah, and what about Hoshi?!?!

"Computer Engage Manual Steering Column!" With 'Star Trek Resurgence' the game, being released worldwide on PC and Console this week.Dan Hitch revisits a rant about mobile gaming from Episode 2 of Nexus Nights, outlines the hopes for this new game and recounts his favourite Trek game titles.

With the Expanse gone, the Xindi "Arc" finished it can mean only one thing, our Season 3 Retrospective.Unlike our annual review of Trek from in-universe Dan n Dan sit back and discuss the show as a bit of television.Compared to Season 2 and with a view to Season 4 on its way.

It's Valentines Day, the Xindi arc is concluded, Archer is both dead then alive, Heroes are forged... then utterly ignored the minute someone needs to buy a round!Dan and Dan finish Season 3 and move into the early parts of Season 4 as we examine "Zero Hour", "Stormfront Pt2 2154" and "Home" of Star Trek Enterprise.

Season 3 has been like no.96 buses.You wait two thirds for an arc to appear than four episodes of it happens at once.Welcome to the 13th Feb 2154 Otherwise known as The Council,More Twilight (Part 2 of 2154)Countdown and the first part of Zero Hour.Where is Hayes? Oh Never mindReed is still desperate to die a martyrHoshi is the saviour of Humanityand Archer angrily over promises - so T'pol and Trip have to work up a plan to shutdown the Spheres.

As the finale of PICARD loomed and the final episodes of Enterprise S3 loom for the Temporal Trek main show,Dan and Dan took some time outside the time-stream to contemplate the current shows as well as the new announcements in Trekdom as of Apr 2023. We catch up (so far) on Picard up to Episode 9 (this episode was recorded the DAY before the final episode)Discuss the Strange New Worlds S2 Trailerand speculate the possibilities (also commiserate the potential Temporal Trek pitfalls) of a S31 movie.

So its here, the episode we knew was coming and wondered how it would impact the rest of Season 3 Enterprise?Does having a long lost temporal cousin in the Expanse make it baffling why we haven't had more of this? Does it only present problems when watched in the Temporal Trek way?Does it have the single most believable Reed scene ever?... well yes that's one answer I can give.For all the other answers welcome to E2, or E Squared, or E Deux.