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Episode: 02x20
Title: Horizon
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 40358-46
First Aired: Apr. 16, 2003

Season 2 » Episode #20 - Horizon

Summary: Enterprise reverses course to investigate a geological phenomenon — a planet that's about to be covered with erupting volcanoes. The course change will take the ship near the E.C.S. Horizon, the cargo ship where Mayweather grew up. Mayweather requests a few days off to make a family visit — he hasn't been home in several years, and his father is ill. The ensign is somewhat nervous about seeing his family — his father didn't seem to approve of his decision to leave Horizon to join Starfleet. Ultimately, Mayweather's homecoming proves to be bittersweet — when he contacts his mother, Rianna, she reveals that his father died a few weeks ago.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Sub-Commander T'Pol	played by Jolene Blalock
Rianna Mayweather	played by Joan Pringle
Paul Mayweather	played by Corey Mendell Parker
Nora	played by Nicole Forester
Crewman Nichols	played by Adam Paul
Juan	played by Philip Anthony-Rodriguez
Alien Captain	played by Ken Feinberg
Fritz	played by Dwight Frye
Frankenstein's Monster	played by Boris Karloff

	Season 2 / Episode 20: - Horizon Paul Mayweather: [to Travis] Hostile aliens aren't our problem. It's Starfleet and people like you. Do you have any idea how hard it is to find new crewmen? No one wants to run freight anymore. They all want to be explorers, cruising around on state-of-the-art ships, with their personal chefs.
	Season 2 / Episode 20: - Horizon Sub-Commander T'Pol: I don't understand why Humans would feel compelled to frighten themselves. Captain Jonathan Archer: Gets the heart pumping. Sub-Commander T'Pol: Cardiovascular activity would be more efficient.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FACT: When Captain Archer goes to check on Ensign Mayweather in the Zero-G section of the ship, Mayweather is visibly upset and at least one tear falls off his face. In a Zero-G environment, nothing would fall down but rather would simply float away.

TRIVIA

The Horizon is over 50 years old and it's engines were designed by Earth's Warp pioneer Zephram Cochrane.
In this episode, dated January 10th, 2153, we learn that in the 18 months since it's launch, Enterprise has traveled 150 light years and visited 22 inhabited planets.

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