Post by Chicago Astronomer - Astro Joe on Aug 5, 2004 1:38:42 GMT -6
This is exactly what I was looking for! Now, it all sorta makes better since to me. I didn't know who did what, why they did it etc... But the entire story line is here at StarTrek.com
www.startrek.com/startrek/view/features/specials/article/5581.html
Also I found out that Brent Spiner will be part of a three part episode this coming season. Can't be as Data. I wonder what the character will be.
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- WARNING: SPOILER ALERT!! -
Below are some story developements of the coming 2nd part of the cliff hanger of last season. If you don't want to know, please go do the dishes or something...
When production of Season 3 concluded last March, it was still uncertain whether the cast and crew would be returning for a Season 4. But, with a sigh of relief, they have, and principal photography concluded Thursday on a most unusual episode.
Audiences were left downright perplexed by the season cliffhanger of "Zero Hour," but this episode will end the guessing game about that bizarre ending. Archer and the NX-01 did indeed end up in Earth's past, during World War II — except that events have been altered by the Temporal Cold War. Archer, of course, is on the surface, fending for himself as he tries to figure out what the heck is going on, while his crew is in orbit doing the same. In fact, what has happened is that, with alien help, the Nazis have conquered the eastern portion of the United States, and much of the action of this episode takes place in a German-controlled Brooklyn. The title is "Storm Front," written by Manny Coto, and is the first of two parts.
John Fleck and Matt Winston make return engagements as temporal agents "Silik" and "Daniels," respectively. Also, Tom Wright, who turned in a striking performance as the title character of Star Trek: Voyager's "Tuvix," plays one of those Nazi aliens named "Ghrath." (By the way, those aliens are not Remans as some have conjectured; they are a new species, a Temporal Cold War faction called "Na'kuhl.") Christopher Neame, who played "Unferth" in "Heroes and Demons," also returns as a German General.
Audiences were left downright perplexed by the season cliffhanger of "Zero Hour," but this episode will end the guessing game about that bizarre ending. Archer and the NX-01 did indeed end up in Earth's past, during World War II — except that events have been altered by the Temporal Cold War. Archer, of course, is on the surface, fending for himself as he tries to figure out what the heck is going on, while his crew is in orbit doing the same. In fact, what has happened is that, with alien help, the Nazis have conquered the eastern portion of the United States, and much of the action of this episode takes place in a German-controlled Brooklyn. The title is "Storm Front," written by Manny Coto, and is the first of two parts.
John Fleck and Matt Winston make return engagements as temporal agents "Silik" and "Daniels," respectively. Also, Tom Wright, who turned in a striking performance as the title character of Star Trek: Voyager's "Tuvix," plays one of those Nazi aliens named "Ghrath." (By the way, those aliens are not Remans as some have conjectured; they are a new species, a Temporal Cold War faction called "Na'kuhl.") Christopher Neame, who played "Unferth" in "Heroes and Demons," also returns as a German General.
More here: www.startrek.com/startrek/view/news/article/6259.html