Enterprise (NX-01)

Just so you know, I'm not studying or have a degree in psychology so sorry if this is inaccurate.

So remember that one episode in Enterprise(Singularity, S2 Ep9) where the crew gets radiation sickness and starts obsessing over kinda dumb stuff? Well those obsessions might be related to fear. Not just any fear; fear of failure.

Think about it. Archer was afraid of failing his father's legacy by messing up the preface of his book, Tucker was afraid of failing to live up to his captains orders and expectations and do something as simple as fix a chair, Reed was afraid of failing at his job as armory officer and letting his ship and crew be destroyed, Sato was afraid of failing her family's legacy by not cooking the dish correctly, and Phlox was afraid of failing at his job as a doctor by not being able to determine what was wrong with Mayweather.

The reason T'Pol wasn't affected was because she's a Vulcan and Vulcan can't feel fear. Since she wasn't afraid of failure, she didn't obsess over how she could get stuff wrong or messed up like the others did and get completely addicted to it trying to make it perfect.

Again, I don't know anything about psychology, so if anything about this seems wrong, please let me know.

What would we have seen if there was a season 5 of Enterprise? Would we have seen the Romulan War or would it gone back to being episodic?

You know what the Captains of the Enterprise have in common?...

Their first names start with "J"

Jonathan Archer commanded the NX-01 Enterprise

James T. Kirk commanded the Enterprise NCC-1701

Jean-Luc Picard commanded the Enterprise NCC-1701-D

The only ones who's names doesn't start with "J" are Christopher Pike and Rachel Garrett.

Wrap that around your noggin!😉

I for one personally prefer the Enterprise-D first and foremost. It was armed with virtually every Starfleet function, from exploration to science to diplomacy to defense, as the Federation's flagship basically should. Plus, the design was the sleekest, the crew aboard had the greatest chemistry, they tackled the greatest motifs and themes worth exploring during their mission, and of course, it was commanded by none other than Captain Jean-Luc Picard, the finest and most definitive example of a Starfleet officer.

Otherwise, I just love this lovely rendition of the ship that we saw in "Remembrance", the pilot of Star Trek: Picard two years ago. As for yourselves, just feel free to let me know in the comments section below.

If federation scientists documented the borg on earth, and the borg were on the enterprise nx-01 and captain archer filed a report about them, then why didn't the enterprise d's crew know about them in q who? Shouldn't their advanced scans and computer databases have identified them as a species that was previously encountered by earth, even if the crew didn't recognize them?

New terran empire pin for my nx Enterprise jacket

The starship Enterprise, NX-01, is the star trek ship of the day.