{179}{241}They don't have a problem|with us dropping by?
{246}{270}On the contrary.
{275}{329}The operations foreman|said they haven't had visitors
{334}{368}in nearly six months.
{373}{431}Is it really a matriarchal society?
{436}{502}I mean, the women|make all the decisions?
{507}{556}Until recently.|But in the last decade,
{561}{666}the Paraagan males have made|great strides to acquire equal rights.
{696}{786}Still, it'd probably be best|if we didn't get too flirtatious.
{791}{833}Probably.
{858}{952}I read that this colony started off|20 years ago with just 30 miners.
{957}{995}Now there are over 3,000.
{1001}{1049}They've got schools,|landscaped communities,
{1054}{1117}even some kind of museum.
{1122}{1187}You think 20 years from now|there'll be Earth colonies out this far?
{1212}{1281}Human kids growing up|on New Sausalito?
{1314}{1394}If my father were alive,|he wouldn't doubt it for a minute.
{1403}{1460}- We're making history with...|- Every light year.
{1470}{1540}You know, I think I've heard you|say that at least half a dozen times.
{1640}{1666}Archer here.
{1671}{1736}The Paraagans have given us|clearance to enter orbit.
{1741}{1791}Have you received|their landing protocols?
{1796}{1886}- They're coming in now.|- We're on our way.
{2155}{2206}This should take|a bit longer than usual.
{2211}{2294}It wouldn't be very polite|to ignite their atmosphere.
{2309}{2371}When are you supposed|to close the plasma ducts?
{2376}{2431}The protocols said 50 kilometres.
{2436}{2482}But to be on the safe side,
{2487}{2558}I'm gonna lock them off|at about 75.
{2606}{2691}Although the matriarchal elements|of the culture have diminished,
{2697}{2749}it might be best if I were to ask...
{3109}{3237}"It's been a long road|Gettin' from there to here"
{3296}{3378}"It's been a long time"
{3383}{3474}"But my time is finally near"
{3479}{3581}"And I will see my dream|Come alive at last"
{3586}{3656}"I will touch the sky"
{3661}{3752}"And they're not gonna|Hold me down no more"
{3757}{3829}"No, they're not gonna change my mind"
{3834}{3947}"'Cause I've got faith of the heart"
{3952}{4022}"I'm going where my heart will take me"
{4027}{4137}"I've got faith to believe"
{4142}{4204}"I can do anything"
{4209}{4317}"I've got strength of the soul"
{4322}{4390}"And no one's gonna bend or break me"
{4395}{4523}"I can reach any star"
{4532}{4622}"I've got faith"
{4627}{4716}"I've got faith"
{4721}{4836}"Faith of the heart"
{5099}{5174}I closed both plasma ducts. |I'm certain of it.
{5177}{5221}Are you sure there's nothing left?
{5226}{5296}We could see the colony|in full magnification, sir.
{5301}{5410}The ground was scorched for at least|100 kilometres in every direction.
{5415}{5483}Could one of the dampeners|have been malfunctioning?
{5488}{5529}I closed both ducts.
{5534}{5606}Any kind of malfunction would've|triggered an alarm, two alarms.
{5611}{5663}There are backups to prevent|these kinds of accidents.
{5668}{5702}The ducts were closed.
{5707}{5745}This is no time to be placing blame.
{5750}{5825}A thorough investigation|should explain what happened.
{5830}{5873}- How is he?|- He has a mild concussion,
{5878}{5908}but he should be fine.
{5913}{5979}Have you tried hailing the colony?
{5984}{6020}There has to be|someone down there.
{6025}{6094}Sir, I tried to explain,|there's nothing left.
{6099}{6145}No buildings, no trees, no people.
{6150}{6183}That's impossible.
{6188}{6251}There were 3,600 colonists.
{6501}{6545}Have you finished the diagnostics?
{6550}{6620}I've analysed six of the pod's|sensor logs. I have two left.
{6625}{6701}Well, get them done.|You've had three hours.
{6706}{6753}What about|the Enterprise sensor logs?
{6758}{6827}They must've recorded how much|tetrazine was in the atmosphere.
{6832}{6906}Was the concentration greater|than the Paraagans specified?
{6911}{6981}Was it present at higher altitudes|than it was supposed to be?
{6986}{7018}That's the weird part, sir.
{7023}{7085}The tetrazine levels were less|than three parts per million.
{7090}{7161}That's half|what the protocol specified.
{7188}{7228}What about the point of ignition?
{7233}{7308}The flashpoint was directly|beneath the shuttle, sir,
{7313}{7407}but it seems to have originated|at the starboard plasma duct.
{7438}{7509}A plasma duct|you're certain was closed.
{7522}{7631}Every log on the shuttle indicates that|both ducts were sealed and locked.
{7636}{7722}Then you'd better start|re-examining those logs,
{7751}{7812}because something|doesn't add up here.
{7873}{7923}Get me Admiral Forrest.
{7938}{7991}This is not gonna be fun.
{8029}{8067}Tetrazine?
{8072}{8143}It's a by-product|of their mining operation.
{8148}{8246}It settles between 45 and 50|kilometres in their atmosphere.
{8256}{8357}Exhaust plasma is about the only thing|hot enough to ignite it.
{8363}{8404}But you said your plasma ducts|were closed.
{8409}{8434}Yes, sir.
{8440}{8528}We're doing everything we can|to determine what went wrong,
{8536}{8571}but that's not gonna change|the fact
{8576}{8620}that there are 3,600 corpses|down there.
{8666}{8737}Continue to analyse your logs.
{8748}{8828}I'm going to call an emergency|meeting at the command council.
{8833}{8911}You realize they'll undoubtedly|bring the Vulcans into this.
{8916}{9000}We'll have to figure out who's going|to contact the Paraagan homeworld.
{9011}{9056}That should be my responsibility, sir.
{9075}{9122}You're right, it should.
{9137}{9189}But let's take this one step at a time.
{9241}{9310}How do you tell|all those families that...
{9333}{9381}You followed all the protocols|that you were given.
{9386}{9439}We came here to meet these people,
{9444}{9500}to learn something about them,|not to kill them.
{9506}{9553}You followed the protocols.
{9590}{9638}You've got a crew|that's going to be looking to you
{9643}{9706}to figure out how to react to all this.
{9729}{9772}Don't let them down.
{9780}{9834}I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
{9868}{9899}Sorry, Jon.
{10102}{10179}His behaviour has been erratic.
{10184}{10318}He seems to alternate between|agitation, despondency and guilt.
{10323}{10372}He spends most of his time alone.
{10377}{10431}I've tried to remind him|that this was an accident,
{10436}{10534}but his responses|have been illogical.
{10539}{10627}He seems to be ignoring|his responsibilities as captain.
{10649}{10707}To be Vulcan.
{10810}{10874}It's been my experience that humans|have a great deal of difficulty...
{10879}{10977}separating emotional despair|from what you call responsibility.
{10983}{11040}Nevertheless, as his physician,
{11045}{11102}you should monitor him closely
{11107}{11163}to be certain he remains|fit for command.
{11169}{11238}I understand how uncomfortable...
{11243}{11342}his behaviour must be for you,|but trust me,
{11347}{11416}it would be unnatural for the captain|not to be affected by grief...
{11421}{11473}under these circumstances.
{11478}{11539}It's human nature.
{11551}{11594}He'll be fine.
{12048}{12078}What is it?
{12083}{12136}It's Admiral Forrest, sir.
{12267}{12304}Thank you.
{12556}{12615}The atmospheric analysis|of the probe is coming through.
{12624}{12671}Put it up here, would you?
{12836}{12884}- What is it?|- The air near the surface
{12889}{12956}is filled with traces of boro-carbons.
{12961}{13022}When tetrazine is ignited|by plasma exhaust,
{13027}{13073}there's only one outcome|you can be sure of.
{13078}{13141}- Traces of boro-carbons.|- You got it.
{13146}{13229}I don't care whether that probe|picked up traces of bread pudding.
{13234}{13282}Both our plasma ducts|were locked down,
{13287}{13334}and there were no leaks|in the system.
{13339}{13423}Not unless they miraculously mended|themselves afterwards.
{13535}{13574}T'Pol.
{13593}{13634}Trip.
{13802}{13845}The mission's been cancelled.
{13864}{13893}Cancelled?
{13949}{13992}From what the admiral tells me,
{13997}{14086}Ambassador Soval will use this|to convince Starfleet
{14095}{14199}that we need another ten or 20 years|before we try this again.
{14208}{14263}Twenty years?
{14283}{14330}Starfleet won't buy that for a minute.
{14335}{14374}Won't they?
{14444}{14482}Tell him he's crazy.
{14487}{14568}Tell him that's guilt talking,|not Jonathan Archer.
{14590}{14660}A Vulcan ship will meet us|in three days to get you and Dr Phlox.
{14680}{14782}Please inform Mr Mayweather|to head for these coordinates.
{14874}{14921}I can't believe you're|letting them do this to us.
{14926}{14998}You've waited all your life|to command this ship.
{15003}{15029}Dismissed.
{15035}{15096}- But, sir...|- I said, you're dismissed.
{15151}{15194}Both of you.
{15765}{15834}You think they've replaced you|in Brazil yet?
{15839}{15902}Even if they have,|they'd take me back.
{15908}{15960}I'm a prodigy, remember?
{15985}{16028}How about you?
{16042}{16089}After a year on Enterprise,
{16094}{16154}the thought of a cargo ship|is pretty unappealing.
{16160}{16210}What if they made you captain?
{16215}{16291}You're gonna be the most famous|boomer around, you know?
{16309}{16374}Or maybe infamous.
{16392}{16454}From what Commander Tucker|tells me, people back home think
{16459}{16508}we're doing nothing out here|but getting in trouble.
{16513}{16585}Then it's our job to let the people back|home know what really happened.
{16590}{16672}Anyone tries to badmouth|Captain Archer is gonna get an earful
{16677}{16708}in any language they want.
{16901}{16940}Come in.
{17023}{17088}What was so important|it couldn't wait till morning?
{17120}{17187}If you'd prefer, I'll come back.
{17220}{17282}No, I'm sorry.
{17312}{17348}What have you got?
{17387}{17429}Lieutenant Reed and his team|have discovered
{17434}{17544}an unidentified EM signature|on the ventral hull of Shuttlepod One.
{17610}{17655}It could be anything.
{17672}{17765}- Mr Reed felt you'd be interested.|- In what?
{17772}{17849}Does he think Starfleet Command's|gonna take a look at this, apologize,
{17854}{17890}and send us on our way?
{17895}{17957}Tell him it was a nice try.
{18023}{18120}Is this what humans refer to|as feeling sorry for themselves?
{18125}{18188}You're out of line, sub-commander.
{18243}{18290}I apologize.
{18327}{18390}I wish I was simply|feeling sorry for myself.
{18403}{18464}But actually, I'm feeling sorry|for a whole lot of people.
{18489}{18547}Every member of Starfleet, in fact.
{18552}{18664}Their futures depended upon my ability|to succeed at this mission.
{18726}{18842}As soon as we learned about|the consequences of the explosion,
{18847}{18941}I knew the Vulcan High Command|would take advantage of the situation.
{18946}{18979}What's your point?
{18984}{19069}You have a responsibility|to dispute their recommendation.
{19083}{19159}Starfleet already bought their|recommendation, hook, line and sinker.
{19164}{19236}Then you have a responsibility|to convince them as well.
{19242}{19290}And how do you suggest I do that?
{19306}{19388}You are very adept at listing the|questionable decisions you've made.
{19393}{19426}But there have been|other decisions.
{19431}{19507}Many of them|that no one would question.
{19512}{19563}I'm willing to try to convince|my government of that.
{19568}{19634}Are you willing to try|to convince yours?
{19687}{19725}You know...
{19750}{19825}...this has gotta be|the first time a Vulcan
{19837}{19894}has ever attempted|to cheer up a human.
{19942}{19991}I'll see you in the morning.
{20123}{20164}That's all right, commander.
{20169}{20211}Your company is appreciated,
{20216}{20310}but it would be best|if you left the packing to me.
{20332}{20414}I would've thought you'd be a little|more upset about leaving Enterprise.
{20419}{20497}Well, I did expect this posting|would last a while longer,
{20502}{20592}but I'm sure an equally adventurous|opportunity will present itself.
{20604}{20646}I wish I had your attitude.
{20671}{20702}Humans seem to be|naturally optimistic.
{20706}{20751}I'm surprised you don't|share my outlook.
{20756}{20822}That something exciting is|always waiting around the next nebula.
{20827}{20935}That's just the point. There won't be|any nebulas in Starfleet's future.
{20948}{20987}At least, not for a decade or so.
{20996}{21051}Oh, I wouldn't be so sure of that.
{21071}{21138}You're wrong, doc.|You worked with Vulcans.
{21143}{21185}You know what they think of us.
{21200}{21295}Enterprise coming back to Earth|with its tail tucked between its legs.
{21300}{21355}It'll be Soval's crowning achievement.
{21360}{21415}They'll probably give the son of a bitch|some gaudy medal...
{21420}{21525}and then cart him off to wherever|they send bitter old Vulcans to retire.
{21530}{21562}Ambassador Soval's service record...
{21567}{21630}contains an impressive list|of accomplishments.
{21635}{21704}You have to find something good|in everybody, don't you?
{21709}{21794}I gotta tell you,|that's one of your unique qualities
{21799}{21876}that drives me crazy.
{21881}{21946}I'll certainly miss your|outspoken personality, Mr Tucker.
{21983}{22035}I'll see you later, doc.
{22109}{22152}Come on, Porthos.
{22157}{22200}Time for bed.
{22400}{22443}Porthos, up.
{22497}{22538}What's the matter, boy?
{22543}{22587}Don't tell me you're...
{23015}{23055}Porthos.
{23207}{23255}What's going on here?
{23577}{23619}- Hello?|- Sorry to call so late, captain,
{23624}{23695}but all three inspection pods are|getting their weekly overhauls tonight.
{23700}{23747}They're telling me they won't|be ready until noon,
{23752}{23844}- so I figured you might wanna sleep in.|- Might wanna sleep in.
{23875}{23977}What do you say to breakfast|at 9:30, Spacedock Cafeteria?
{23982}{24014}You must be reading my mind.
{24019}{24083}I was just about to suggest|the same thing.
{24120}{24163}See you in the morning.
{24402}{24478}If you're trying to tell me|the last ten months was a dream...
{24536}{24582}...l'm not buying it.
{24887}{24922}IME, can I help you?
{24939}{25055}This is Captain Jonathan Archer.|Starfleet authorization alpha six four...
{25060}{25139}I know who you are, captain.|What can I do for you?
{25154}{25264}Do you have a Denobulan doctor|in the Interspecies Medical Exchange?
{25295}{25338}Yes, a Dr Phlox.
{25343}{25416}He's assigned to Starfleet Medical|here in San Francisco.
{25421}{25486}Would you like me|to contact him for you?
{25529}{25574}No, that's all right.
{25603}{25640}Thanks for your help.
{25693}{25820}I didn't even know Phlox existed|before they brought Klaang in.
{25885}{26041}And that was the day after|the late-night call from Trip.
{26060}{26111}You're not dreaming, captain.
{26220}{26285}- Daniels.|- This must be very disorienting.
{26290}{26337}I apologize, but I had no choice.
{26367}{26475}Commander Tucker told me|you were dead, that Silik killed you.
{26481}{26581}He did, in a manner of speaking.|We have to talk, captain.
{26586}{26652}And it's essential that none of|the other factions know about it.
{26657}{26711}I doubt any of them would think|I'd bring you here.
{26716}{26864}So you're telling me|you brought me back.
{26869}{26912}What, ten months ago?
{26943}{27030}How about Jonathan Archer|ten months ago? Where's he?
{27054}{27081}He's you.
{27144}{27211}Then who just climbed into bed|aboard Enterprise?
{27231}{27272}That hasn't happened yet.
{27278}{27323}That's a load of crap,|and you know it.
{27355}{27412}I've had this conversation|with half a dozen people.
{27416}{27499}- It always ends up the same way.|- Can't you ever give a straight answer?
{27525}{27563}It depends on the question.
{27622}{27663}All right.
{27668}{27721}Try this one.
{27732}{27771}Why am I here?
{27783}{27885}I thought you were supposed to|protect the timeline, not screw with it.
{27891}{27960}It's already been|screwed with, captain.
{27965}{28026}That explosion at the Paraagan colony|wasn't supposed to happen.
{28036}{28073}Of course it wasn't.|It was an accident.
{28078}{28186}That's not what I mean.|History never recorded the disaster.
{28191}{28258}Someone violated|the Temporal Accord.
{28263}{28316}Someone who doesn't want|your mission to succeed.
{28365}{28434}Are you telling me that Enterprise|didn't cause that explosion?
{28454}{28501}Do you remember|the Temporal Cold War I spoke of?
{28507}{28536}It's kind of hard to forget.
{28541}{28623}Then listen to me carefully.|We don't have much time.
{28823}{28895}All senior staff report|to the situation room in 15 minutes.
{28899}{28972}Mr Reed, I'd like you|in my quarters immediately.
{29189}{29259}It was just where we detected|the EM signature.
{29265}{29327}But I don't understand.|It was completely invisible.
{29332}{29427}How on earth did you know that|a phase discriminator would expose it?
{29528}{29554}If I'm not mistaken,
{29558}{29648}you'll find this thing was designed|to generate a plasma stream.
{29665}{29728}Put a team together, Trip.|I'll need two quantum beacons.
{29733}{29810}They'll have to be positron-based and|have an output of 200 gigawatts apiece.
{29815}{29858}- Positron-based, sir?|- Just get started.
{29863}{29912}I'll bring you the specs|in a few minutes.
{29917}{29984}We're gonna need our com|frequencies on the fritz for a day or so.
{29989}{30019}- See to it.|- Aye, sir.
{30024}{30087}Put the armoury on full alert.
{30103}{30151}Turn the ship around, Travis.
{30156}{30224}We're going back|to the Paraagan colony.
{30314}{30361}What are you all waiting for?
{30411}{30449}Sir?
{30460}{30507}It wasn't us, Trip.
{30525}{30573}We didn't do it.
{30772}{30854}Take a look at the dispersal|curve here and here.
{30860}{30947}You'll have to isolate the sub-assembly|tolerances from the emitter algorithms.
{30952}{31011}Whoa. Hold on a minute.
{31016}{31084}You're saying the assembly's|independent of the emitters?
{31097}{31161}- Exactly.|- That's impossible.
{31166}{31267}Not if you generate a stable flux|between the positron conductors.
{31272}{31371}Then all you'll have to do is|renormalize the tertiary wave functions.
{31376}{31457}With all due respect, sir,|this is a level of quantum engineering
{31462}{31537}that's beyond anything|I ever learned.
{31543}{31628}- How the hell do you know this?|- Remember Crewman Daniels?
{31633}{31719}Yeah. I saw him get vaporized|by our friend Silik.
{31724}{31799}Well, for a cloud of vapour,|he's one wealth of information.
{31843}{31876}I just spent two hours with him.
{31904}{31934}He's on Enterprise?
{31967}{32011}Not exactly.
{32016}{32061}Listen, I'll explain later.
{32066}{32121}Right now we've gotta get back|to building these beacons.
{32164}{32195}Whatever you say.
{32209}{32288}The circuitry in there isn't compatible|with our technology.
{32293}{32339}We'll have to create an interface.
{32344}{32374}What for?
{32379}{32451}We're going to be retrieving|some Suliban data disks.
{32456}{32516}I have no doubt you'll|be able to handle the content.
{32521}{32556}But before you can do that,
{32561}{32620}we'll have to find a way|to access the data.
{32625}{32689}And Daniels claims|this is Suliban technology?
{32694}{32741}Everything he's told me|has checked out so far.
{32746}{32784}I have no reason|to doubt him on this.
{32789}{32842}We'll do our best, captain.
{32864}{32902}Captain.
{32914}{32963}The Vulcan ship|we were headed for,
{32968}{33026}it's no doubt detected|we've altered course.
{33040}{33072}Have they tried to hail us?
{33097}{33164}I wouldn't know, sir.|Our com is on the fritz.
{33292}{33349}Why did Daniels|leave it in his quarters?
{33354}{33437}I don't recall him having much time|to pack before he left.
{33446}{33504}Well, if it is there and it contains|what he said it does,
{33509}{33575}it could be invaluable to Starfleet.
{33580}{33619}I gave Daniels my word, Malcolm.
{33624}{33684}We download the schematics|for the Suliban stealth cruiser.
{33689}{33750}- Nothing else.|- Pity.
{33755}{33815}Assuming he's right,|and we manage to find the cruiser,
{33820}{33875}what makes you think the Suliban|won't come after us?
{33880}{33937}Just like those old|Bible movies, Malcolm.
{33945}{33987}It wasn't written.
{34556}{34635}So far, Daniels is batting 1,000.
{34928}{35002}Wait a minute.|Did you see that?
{35007}{35072}They've got schematics|on half a dozen different Klingon ships.
{35077}{35153}The stealth cruiser,|lieutenant, nothing else.
{35263}{35302}There.
{35307}{35349}There it is.
{35578}{35614}Trip?
{35636}{35675}I feel like a chef|who's just made a meal
{35680}{35717}with ingredients he's never tasted.
{35722}{35768}- You follow the instructions?|- To the letter.
{35773}{35828}Bridge to Captain Archer.
{35840}{35905}- Go ahead.|- We're approaching the colony.
{35910}{35995}Have Mr Mayweather locate|a binary system 2.5 light years away
{36000}{36066}- and set a course.|- Understood.
{36071}{36130}Let's get these mounted|on the grappler arms.
{36234}{36278}Head for the smaller star,
{36283}{36347}then the inner moon|of the second planet.
{36352}{36399}- Bridge to armoury.|- Reed here.
{36404}{36448}Have you plotted all the target points?
{36453}{36484}Aye, sir.
{36488}{36528}Stand by.
{36683}{36781}I'll meet you two in the Launch Bay.|If this goes well, I shouldn't be long.
{36803}{36848}Lower the beacons.
{37071}{37163}Modify the view screen.|Bring up these coordinates.
{37176}{37226}Full magnification.
{37250}{37302}Activate the beacons.
{37465}{37507}Right where they're supposed to be.
{37512}{37552}Aren't we in range|of their sensors, sir?
{37557}{37652}They can see us, but they have no|idea we can see through their cloak.
{37704}{37778}Just keep on the same course,|Travis.
{37856}{37939}- Malcolm?|- The closer the better, sir.
{38116}{38169}- They're charging weapons.|- Now, Mr Reed.
{38376}{38449}- Their cloaking generator's down.|- All four weapon banks, as well.
{38476}{38524}Port and starboard engines disabled.
{38529}{38598}Okay. Here's the tricky part.
{38748}{38779}Reed to Shuttlepod Two.
{38784}{38848}- Archer here.|- She's all yours, captain.
{38857}{38894}Good luck.
{38928}{38995}That last shot should've sealed off|the two lower decks.
{39011}{39045}If Daniels is right,
{39050}{39122}there shouldn't be more than|20 Suliban for us to deal with.
{39127}{39169}Is that all?
{39997}{40062}Stun grenade's|on a three-second delay.
{41181}{41258}Just ten more metres.
{41419}{41453}Go.
{41879}{41921}Which one?
{41969}{42004}Here.
{42391}{42424}Go.
{42779}{42844}Captain, they're all around us.
{42898}{42937}- Archer to Reed.|- Go ahead.
{42942}{43015}- We need some help here.|- I see them.
{43026}{43075}You better take cover.
{43343}{43378}Go.
{44111}{44178}- What's the problem?|- I can't release the docking clamps.
{44247}{44295}Ignite the thrusters.
{44426}{44471}Go to full power.
{44751}{44812}- Archer to Mayweather.|- We see you, captain.
{44817}{44862}Set a course back toward|the Vulcan ship.
{44867}{44910}Go to warp 4 as soon|as we're aboard.
{44916}{44948}Yes, sir.
{45299}{45385}It took a while before we realized that|the three disks had to work in unison.
{45390}{45453}The interface seems to be holding.
{45458}{45488}Hoshi?
{45493}{45556}The stealth cruiser was definitely|in orbit of the Paraagan colony...
{45561}{45649}when the explosion took place.|They were monitoring us very closely.
{45654}{45720}There are sensor logs that tracked|our course, our altitude,
{45725}{45790}even our hull temperature.|Look at these.
{45847}{45885}I can't believe how close they got.
{45896}{45961}They got a lot closer than you think.
{46221}{46290}Those cloaking devices|sure come in handy.
{46490}{46561}They were docked with the shuttlepod|for nearly two minutes.
{46566}{46656}Just long enough|to attach this and cloak it.
{46663}{46702}Good work.
{46707}{46747}Keep at it.
{46788}{46838}Get me Admiral Forrest.
{46857}{46915}Sounds like solid evidence.|Where the hell did you get it?
{46921}{47010}It's all on three data disks we took|from a cloaked Suliban cruiser.
{47016}{47053}But how did you know|about that cruiser?
{47059}{47123}And if it was cloaked,|how could you find it?
{47128}{47168}I've got friends in high places.
{47176}{47236}This is going to be|a very interesting debriefing.
{47257}{47311}Get to the Vulcan ship|as quickly as you can.
{47316}{47347}I'll let them know what you've got.
{47360}{47419}I can't tell you|how pleased I am, Jonathan.
{47429}{47495}After all you've done,|I would've hated to see this end.
{47510}{47559}Thank you for believing in us,|admiral.
{47605}{47645}Archer out.
{47882}{47917}They boarded a cloaked vessel
{47922}{47982}and they knew exactly where|to find the disks.
{47987}{48037}They weren't acting alone.
{48043}{48130}My ships are fast. We can overtake|them and destroy Enterprise.
{48140}{48195}Have your ships bring me Archer.
{48200}{48263}Allow Enterprise to continue.
{48269}{48338}- But we need to recover the disks.|- Archer.
{48346}{48443}You know what happened|the last time you failed me.
{48546}{48579}It was ten months ago.
{48584}{48642}He brought me back ten months.
{48647}{48724}But I knew everything I know now.|How is that possible?
{48729}{48759}As I've told you,
{48764}{48841}the Vulcan Science Directorate has|concluded that time travel is impossible.
{48846}{48903}Well, good for|the Vulcan Science Directorate.
{48908}{48951}Maybe they can tell me|how I woke up yesterday
{48956}{49013}knowing exactly where|that Suliban ship was.
{49018}{49053}Or how I suddenly had the ability
{49058}{49120}to construct a quantum beacon|to see through its cloak.
{49125}{49149}And while they're at it,
{49154}{49223}they might as well tell me|how I knew where to find those disks.
{49228}{49272}All valid questions.
{49277}{49354}But to conclude that the only answer|is that you acquired this information
{49359}{49467}from a dead crewman who transported|you back through time is illogical.
{49472}{49520}Why don't you give me|another explanation.
{49541}{49600}- I can't.|- Because there isn't one.
{49622}{49685}I got a call from Trip,|something about inspection pods.
{49690}{49767}It was the exact same call I got|the day before they found Klaang.
{49772}{49845}- Word for word.|- Perhaps you were dreaming.
{49923}{49962}Listen...
{49993}{50069}...I never thought|this was possible, either.
{50083}{50120}But...
{50151}{50201}I travelled through time.
{50233}{50289}And I need you to believe me.
{50302}{50342}Why?
{50357}{50405}Because it's hard enough|trying to fathom all this
{50410}{50463}without having my science officer,
{50468}{50551}a colleague who I trust and rely on,
{50556}{50614}the person who got me to stop|feeling sorry for myself,
{50619}{50682}accusing me of being|an hallucinating madman.
{50696}{50751}I don't remember|accusing you of anything.
{50781}{50831}Bridge to Archer.
{50894}{50919}Yes?
{50924}{50964}We're getting|some strange readings, sir.
{50969}{51022}It might not be a bad idea|for you to come out here.
{51140}{51199}I've taken the liberty of asking|Commander Tucker to join us.
{51204}{51229}What's the problem?
{51234}{51297}We're having trouble|balancing the warp field.
{51469}{51509}- Looks okay to me.|- It's odd.
{51514}{51582}It'll be stable one moment,|and then, for no reason,
{51587}{51622}it'll go slightly out of alignment.
{51705}{51745}What are you guys doing|to my engines?
{51756}{51814}The auto-stabilizers|aren't functioning properly.
{51820}{51917}The computer ran its last diagnostic|on them less than ten minutes ago.
{51994}{52045}- They look fine.|- Well, they're not.
{52050}{52138}We've had to realign the field|a dozen times over the last hour.
{52309}{52353}Load torpedoes.
{52381}{52413}And stand by all weapons.
{52463}{52516}Deploy the beacons, Travis.
{52553}{52663}Modify the viewscreen,|and aim the beacons aft.
{52837}{52888}Swing them down slowly.
{53057}{53123}It looks like we're in a swarm|of cloaked bees.
{53137}{53168}Charge the phase cannons.
{53231}{53272}We're being hailed.
{53473}{53512}Put it through.
{53555}{53620}I wouldn't advise using|your weapons, Jonathan.
{53625}{53706}Perhaps if we decloak,|you'll understand why.
{53942}{53980}Malcolm?
{53990}{54055}They're all armed with|high-yield particle weapons, sir.
{54071}{54149}- How many could you take out?|- Before they open fire?
{54154}{54195}Not enough, sir.
{54356}{54425}One of my ships is approaching|your starboard docking port.
{54430}{54474}I'd like you to board it immediately.
{54569}{54603}What do you want with me?
{54615}{54655}You have five minutes.
{54660}{54760}If you don't comply, I have permission|to destroy Enterprise.
{54774}{54843}How do I know you won't|destroy Enterprise either way?
{54859}{54902}You have my word, captain.
{54907}{55012}And you also have|four and a half minutes left.
{55544}{55596}I'm placing you in command.
{55632}{55714}I advise you to maintain|your present course and speed.
{55747}{55807}I don't know|what's going to happen...
{55827}{55887}...but try to keep an open mind.
{55927}{55958}Especially when it comes|to things
{55963}{56060}the Vulcan Science Directorate|says are impossible.
{56126}{56165}I'll try.
{56210}{56253}Captain, this is crazy.
{56259}{56341}- How do you know what they're...?|- T'Pol's in command now, Trip.
{56361}{56398}Do whatever you can to help her.
{56478}{56525}That goes for all of you.
{56663}{56705}Keep an eye on Porthos|for me, would you?
{56833}{56872}Remember:
{56886}{56929}No cheese.
{57742}{57810}Your captain's playing a very|dangerous game, sub-commander.
{57828}{57890}- Game?|- He has 30 seconds left.
{57895}{57936}Did he think I wasn't serious?
{58076}{58140}The turbolift's on E Deck.|It's empty.
{58147}{58192}Where is he?
{58198}{58286}I'm not reading his bio-signs.|He must be on the Suliban ship.
{58468}{58534}Captain Archer is no longer|aboard Enterprise.
{58539}{58606}Perhaps you should check|with the vessel you sent for him.
{58628}{58681}I thought he was smarter than this.
{58686}{58740}He could've saved all your lives.
{58745}{58796}What a waste.
{58825}{58862}The docked ship is moving away.
{58905}{58952}It's targeting our warp core.
{58996}{59033}They're all targeting the warp core.
{59858}{59903}Ten minutes ago,|that vista was more beautiful
{59908}{59966}than anything you could imagine.
{60041}{60084}Where am I?
{60111}{60253}L... I had breakfast in that room|less than half an hour ago.
{60258}{60318}Then I was instructed|to bring you here.
{60323}{60373}They told me that the timeline|wouldn't be safe
{60378}{60424}if you boarded that Suliban ship.
{60444}{60494}Someone was very mistaken.
{60499}{60531}Where is here?
{60548}{60663}You're in the 31 st century, captain,|or what's left of it.
{60713}{60771}You said the Suliban|wouldn't follow us,
{60776}{60817}that we'd make it safely|to the Vulcan ship.
{60822}{60887}As far as I was told, that was exactly|what was supposed to occur.
{60892}{60965}So you're telling me|this just happened?
{60975}{61018}It doesn't look like it just happened.
{61061}{61095}No.
{61108}{61174}It looks like it happened|a long time ago.
{61192}{61260}If bringing me here caused this...
{61274}{61378}...then send me back.|I'll take my chances with Silik.
{61383}{61432}You don't understand.
{61438}{61545}All our equipment, the time portals,
{61550}{61598}they've been destroyed.
{61603}{61657}Everything's been destroyed.
{61669}{61750}There's no way to send you back.