Harbinger
- FIRST SHOWN (US)
- 11 February 2004
- ON
- UPN
- STARDATE
- None given
- DIRECTED BY
- David Livingston
- PRODUCTION NO.
- 067
WRITTEN BYTeleplay by Manny Coto; story by Rick Berman & Brannon Braga
Enterprise finds a dying alien in a strange pod, Reed and Major Hayes come to blows, and T'Pol is unsettled by Trip's new friendship with a MACO corporal.
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Investigating a region where five spheres converge, Enterprise recovers an alien held in a pod. Phlox struggles to keep him alive while Archer presses for answers, against medical advice. Elsewhere, tension between Reed and Major Hayes comes to a head when Hayes suggests joint training sessions, which Reed sees as undermining his authority, and the two end up in a fistfight. Trip, meanwhile, has been spending time with MACO Corporal Amanda Cole, and T'Pol shows signs of jealousy she will not admit. During one of their neuropressure sessions, she and Trip end up sleeping together, though she later thanks him coolly for helping her explore human sexuality. The alien revives, phases through solid matter, attacks Phlox and heads for the warp core, trying to destabilise its magnetic seals. Reed and Hayes, now working together, stop him. Before fading away, he warns that when the Xindi destroy Earth, his people will prevail.
- 01Thomas Kopache had played the Vulcan Tos in “Broken Bow”, and Kira Nerys's father in two Deep Space Nine episodes.
- 02The alien-in-a-tube prop, nicknamed Pin Cushion Man, sold at a Christie's auction in October 2006 for a hammer price of $3,840.