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Not all Vulcans are the same, or so it seems, and when Enterprise
encounters a rogue group that is intent on exploring their
emotional range Archer is intrigued. But their arrival triggers
some unwanted changes in T'Pol...
Do
Vulcans dream? According to Fusion the answer is no.
So when T'Pol starts to experiment with letting herself go
the night terrors arrive on force with disastrous effect.
Just why this episode is called Fusion is not clear
- perhaps Confusion would have been better. Plotless
Drivel might also have been an apposite choice although
it would have given the game away early on.
Question:
If Vulcan philosophy is so sophisticated how come it can all
fall apart in 24 hours and after one dream about sex?
When
the Enterprise discovers a rogue planet which seems to support
life Archer and his crew decide to take a closer look. It's
not every day you discover a world without a star with inhabitants.
It soon becomes clear that other people are visiting the darkened
world but they're not interested in sightseeing - they've
come to hunt the local wildlife...
Rogue
Planet starts well enough but then quickly falls apart.
One minute the hunter aliens are telling Archer he's seeing
things [they just can't believe he's encountered a beautiful
woman in the forest], the next they're telling him about shape-shifting
aliens that can look like beautiful women. And of course the
shape shifters are the hunters' most prized trophy so it all
goes horribly wrong for Archer when he discovers they're sentient.
How can he stop the killing? As if we care.
The
only redeeming moment is when Scott Bakula mixes up his props
and starts doing a bio-scan with his communicator. Fortunately,
he finds his Tricorder in the next scene. Day saved...
Anthony
Clark
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