Star Trek: Enterprise - Season 3 Extras

3x01: The Xindi[]

The foreman of the trellium-D mine orders his men to kill Archer, Tucker and Kessick. At that moment, however, a team of MACOs from Enterprise abseil into the mine and begin gunning down the guards with pulse rifles.
Archer knocks out a guard and takes his weapon, shooting two other guards with it.
A guard wounds Archer, but is then shot dead by Tucker.
Tucker grabs another alien guard and breaks his neck.
A guard is about to shoot Tucker in the back, but gets sniped by Major Hayes.

3x02: Anomaly[]

The Enterprise encounters an alien ship adrift in the Delphic Expanse. Archer and the MACOs investigate the ship where they find all seventeen of the crew dead, either shot to death or suffocated when life support was disabled.

3x03: Extinction[]

In a jungle, space-suited aliens are chasing down a primal-like creature whom they promptly kill with their flame throwers.
Tret sends several men down to the jungle planet to exterminate the mutated Archer and Hoshi in order to neutralize the virus they are carrying. One of the aliens is attacked by Archer who tears through his environmental suit, infecting him with the virus. Before the alien transforms, his comrades incinerate him with flame throwers.

3x04: Rajiin[]

Archer shoots one of the Xindi-Reptilians as they make their escape from Enterprise.
One last Xindi-Reptilian tackles Archer, but is disabled by a MACO with a stun rod. The alien dies when he releases a neurotoxin into his system to avoid interrogation.

3x05: Impulse[]

In this episode, Enterprise encounters the Seleya, a Vulcan ship that had entered the Delphic Expanse nine months previously. Archer, T'Pol, Reed and Hawkins board the damaged ship, but they find that the Vulcan crew have all turned into violent savages. Phlox learns that the substance trellium-D, which Enterprise needs to insulate itself from the spatial anomalies of the Expanse, acts as a neurotoxin to Vulcans. Due to the length of time they've been exposed, the Seleya crew's condition is irreversible. As Archer's team escape from the Seleya, they overload the ship's power relays and cause the ship to ultimately explode, killing the 140 afflicted Vulcans aboard.

3x07: The Shipment[]

Archer, Reed and Gralik Durr try hiding in a forest from Xindi-Reptilians, but are spotted by a pair of Seeker drones. Archer shoots one of the Seekers out of the air, but the other one escapes.

3x08: Twilight[]

This episode takes place in a divergent timeline and all deaths and events are undone by the end of the episode. Most of this episode takes place twelve years in the future, after Earth has been destroyed.

2154[]

Travis Mayweather - Enterprise's helmsman, portrayed by Anthony Montgomery. Prior to the destruction of Earth, he was killed when two Xindi ships ambushed Enterprise.
A group of Xindi-Reptilians board Enterprise. Two of them are shot dead by Hayes' MACO squad.
An Enterprise crewman standing in a corridor is shot by a Xindi-Reptilian.
A Xindi-Reptilian breaks into Archer's quarters and the former captain manages to overpower the intruder, killing him by stabbing him in the neck with a broken figurine.
Captain T'Pol takes the helm while a Xindi ship is still docked with Enterprise. She maneuvers the two vessels so that she rams the docked Xindi ship into the second Xindi craft, heavily damaging both vessels and most likely killing several of their crews.
After the battle, Dr. Phlox reports that Enterprise has lost 13 crew members, including Ensign Mayweather.
Archer stumbles onto the bridge and witnesses the Xindi deploying their completed superweapon on Earth, destroying the entire planet.
T'Pol tells Archer that the Xindi didn't stop at Earth and went on to destroy Mars, Alpha Centauri, Vega and every other Human colony and outpost.
Ambassador Soval informs T'Pol that Vulcan High Command had received a distress call from a Human convoy in the Mutara system. By the time the Vulcans arrived, however, every ship in the convoy had been destroyed by the Xindi.

2155[]

A Human convoy led by Enterprise arrives at Ceti Alpha V where the surviving Humans are to resettle. Other convoys were set to arrive as well, but were picked off and wiped out by the Xindi.

2166[]

By this point, the Human population has been reduced to under six thousand.
Using a highly focused antiproton beam, Phlox is able to destroy a cluster of the interspatial parasites infecting Captain Archer's brain.
Six Xindi ships are set on course for Ceti Alpha V and Enterprise engages them, managing to destroy one Xindi-Insectoid vessel.
The Xindi breach Enterprise's shields before firing on the bridge, destroying the command centre. Tucker, Reed, Hoshi and everyone else on the bridge are immediately killed when the hull is breached.
Two crewmen are helping an injured crewman through a corridor when Xindi-Reptilians beam in and gun them down.
Two MACOs are flanked by Xindi-Reptilians in a cross-section and are shot dead.
Dr. Phlox shoots a Xindi-Reptilian on the upper walkway in Engineering.
Phlox - Enterprise's chief medical officer, portrayed by John Billingsley. He is killed when a Xindi-Reptilian shoots a nearby relay and is sent falling off the catwalk.
A Xindi-Reptilian shoots and wounds T'Pol, but is then shot and killed by Archer.
Archer shoots another Xindi-Reptilian on the upper walkway.
Archer manages to shoot another Xindi after being shot himself.
Archer triggers a subspace implosion that destroys Enterprise. However, it also destroys the interspatial parasites remaining in his brain. The parasites exist outside of normal space-time and destroying them in the present also neutralizes them in the past, thus undoing all of the events of this episode.

3x09: North Star[]

A group of men on horseback take another man and lynch him. They refer to the hanged man as a "Skag".

3x12: Chosen Realm[]

A Triannon activates an organic explosive within his body, killing himself and causing a hull breach on Enterprise's C Deck. A crew member is also killed in the explosion.
Four ships controlled by Triannon "heretics" approach Enterprise, which is now under the control of D'Jamat and his sect. Enterprise destroys one of the vessels with a spread of torpedoes.
At the end of the episode, Archer returns D'Jamat and his followers to Triannon. There, it is revealed that both factions wiped each other out, leaving millions dead and every major city destroyed.

3x15: Harbinger[]

Enterprise retrieves a transport pod from inside a trans-dimensional disturbance. After being taken to sickbay, the pod's alien occupant (portrayed by Thomas Kopache) claims that he is a prisoner who was forced to volunteer for an experiment. Captain Archer refuses to let him return to his ship, and when Phlox is distracted in sickbay, the alien attacks him and escapes by moving through the ship. After he is recaptured by Lieutenant Reed and Major Hayes, the alien warns Archer that when the Xindi destroy Earth, his people would take over the prime universe, before disintegrating due to his incompatibility with normal space.

3x17: Hatchery[]

While Archer and crew are conducting repairs aboard a derelict Xindi-Insectoid ship, they accidentally cause a power surge in the ship's hatchery. Two Insectoid eggs hatch prematurely as a result and the neonatal insectoids do not survive.
A Xindi-Insectoid ship attacks Enterprise while it is still in orbit of the planet. The ship is destroyed when a torpedo hits their engine manifolds.

3x18: Azati Prime[]

While orbiting one of the moons of Azati Prime, Enterprise detects a Xindi monitoring station on the surface. Unwilling to risk the station communicating with its nearby fleet once back in range, Archer orders Lt. Reed to bomb the station from orbit. Reed launches a photon torpedo and destroys the facility, killing its three occupants.
Archer finds himself aboard the Enterprise-J in the distant future. Daniels directs Archer to the viewport window, through which Archer witnesses an alien ship be destroyed by a phaser blast.
Archer and Daniels witness the destruction of a Sphere-Builder ship.
Enterprise is attacked by four Xindi ships while Archer is in the Xindi's custody. One of the Reptilian ships is destroyed during the battle.
A Xindi-Aquatic ship fires on Enterprise's saucer section and breaches the hull. Three crew members die after being blown out into space.

3x19: Damage[]

Enterprise is left heavily damaged following its battle against the Xindi. Five crew members are confirmed dead.
By the time Archer returns to Enterprise, the casualty list has been updated to fourteen dead and three unaccounted for (most likely those who were blown into space in the previous episode).

3x20: The Forgotten[]

Degra, designer of the Xindi superweapon, allies with Enterprise. When a Xindi-Reptilian ship attacks Enterprise, Degra uses his own ship to disable the Reptilian's shields. Knowing that they will alert the Xindi Council, Degra continues firing and destroys the Reptilian ship.

3x23: Countdown[]

Enterprise and a fleet of Aquatic, Primate and Arboreal ships attack the Xindi weapon. A Reptilian ship and two Insectoid ships are destroyed in the opening moments of the battle.
Two Insectoid ships close in on Enterprise, but the Aquatic carrier swoops in to protect them and destroys one of the Insectoid craft.
Enterprise destroys another Insectoid ship just as Dolim's ship destroys a Primate vessel.
Dolim's lieutenant reports that the Reptilians have lost eight ships.
The Sphere-Builders decide to intervene and activate the network of spheres throughout the Expanse. An anomaly forms in the midst of the battle, destroying a pair of Arboreal ships and disabling the Aquatic carrier. The waters on the carrier rapidly freeze solid, killing most of the Aquatics aboard.
After Hoshi is beamed back aboard Enterprise, a Xindi-Reptilian and one of the remaining MACOs are both killed in the shootout aboard Dolim's ship.
Two more Primate ships are destroyed before the Xindi weapon vanishes into a subspace vortex.
When the Insectoids begin to question Dolim about the Sphere-Builders' intentions, Dolim opens fire on their remaining ship and destroys it.

3x24: Zero Hour[]

Dolim and his lieutenants celebrate their imminent rise to dominance as they each dine on live mice, swallowing the rodents whole.
Dolim's ship arrives in proximity to Earth and opens fire on the Yosemite-Three orbital research station, destroying it and killing the forty people aboard.
A trio of Sphere-Builders appear in Enterprise's engineering section and kill a crewman before attempting to sabotage the ship.
Two MACOs attempt to stop a Sphere-Builder inside a corridor, but their shots just pass through the trans-dimensional alien which then kills them with an energy blast.
Archer and Reed beam aboard the Xindi weapon and shoot the three Reptilians at the main controls.
Two Reptilians fire at Hoshi, but are both shot dead by a MACO sniper.
The MACO sniper fights a Reptilian in hand-to-hand combat, but is stabbed in the abdomen and killed.
The Reptilian that stabbed the sniper is ambushed by Reed who knocks him down and then kicks him off the platform into the abyss below.
Enterprise succeeds in destroying the sphere network within the Expanse. As a result, the transmuted space reconfigures and the three Sphere-Builders on the ship cannot survive outside it, thus they disintegrate.
After Dolim beams over to the weapon to stop Archer, his ship is destroyed by Shran and the Andorians.