4x22 These are the Voyages... - Star Trek: Enterprise Episode Guide

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- Episode 04x22

Episode: 04x22
Title: These are the Voyages...
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 40358-98
First Aired: May. 13, 2005

Season 4 » Episode #22 - These are the Voyages...

Star Trek: Enterprise - 04x22 These are the Voyages...

Summary: About 200 years in the future, Commander William Riker of the starship Enterprise NCC-1701-D looks back at a historical event in the holodeck, hoping it will help him make an important decision...It's been ten years since the Enterprise NX-01 was launched on it's maiden voyage and the crew now head back to Earth for the decommission of the ship and Captain Archer is about to deliver his speech in the historic signing of the Federation charter. But all good things doesn't come to an end until the crew embark on a final and dangerous mission to save Shran's daughter and one of their own will make a daunting sacrifice.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Capt. Jonathan Archer	played by Scott Bakula
Subcommander	played by Jolene Blalock
Alien	played by Jonathan Schmock
Counselor Deanna Troi	played by Marina Sirtis
Commander William T. Riker	played by Jonathan Frakes
Ensign	played by Solomon Burke Jr.
Med Tech	played by Jef Ayres
Talla	played by Jasmine Jessica Anthony
Computer Voice	voiced by Majel Barrett

	Season 4 / Episode 22: - These are the Voyages... Commander Deanna Troi: No fish tank. Commander William T. Riker: How could Archer survive without a fish tank?
	Season 4 / Episode 22: - These are the Voyages... Capt. Jonathan Archer: [Toast with Trip] Here's to the next generation.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FAKE: When the chef (Riker) kisses T'Pol, her head moves although she is supposed to be a frozen hologram.
FAKE: At the beginning of this episode, Riker can be seen twice in Ten Foward, since Jonathan Frakes in 2005 was digitally inserted into an old clip from The Next Generation from 1990.

TRIVIA

Several references are made to Star Trek: The Next Generation. In the engine room, Trip tells Reed that he never thought their time on Enterprise would end. Reed responds by saying, "All good things...". This was the title of the series finale for TNG. Also, in Archer's cabin, Trip and Archer are enjoying a sip of whiskey, and Archer raises his glass and says, "Here's to the next generation."
This series finale took several days longer to shoot than a regular episode.
The logo patch worn on the right shoulder for the finale episode has 18 white stars around edge. These are in tribute to the 18 real-life astronauts that lost their lives during their missions.
Most of the behind-the-scenes production staff were able to sneak in brief cameo appearances (notably during the final scene at the assembly) for the finale episode.
The holodeck, Ten Forward lounge, senior officer quarters, and a stretch of Enterprise-D corridor were recreated for this show from scratch. The observation lounge set is mostly the original set restored to its form as seen in seasons 5-7, after having served, in a revamped form, as the Enterprise-E observation lounge in _Star Trek: First Contact (1996)_ and _Star Trek Nemesis (2002)_.