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>> Enterprise is stuck in an alternate timeline, in which the Nazis have
>> conquered the Eastern United States with the aid of aliens with bumpy
>> purplish, bluish, or brownish heads. In return, the Nazis are
>> helping the aliens build a time conduit to return to the 29th
>> century.
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>> Great moments: The news reel of Hitler receiving a hero's welcome in
>> New York.
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>> Archer shoving Silik against a wall after he is discovered
>> masquerading as Trip.
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>> Vosk the alien leader firing a plasma cannon at Enterprise after
>> Archer refuses to give him Silik.
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>> Vosk threatening to erase a Nazi general from history.
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>> Silik the Suliban squeezing through a slot beside a door.
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>> The battle between the American insurgents and the Nazis at the
>> conduit building.
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>> Trip thinking that Captain Archer is Silik in disguise. Archer shows
>> Trip the recently deceased Silik (who was killed by a German soldier
>> while helping Archer take out the conduit).
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>> An insurgent leader saying that he's having too much fun fighting the
>> Germans at the conduit building, so he doesn't want to withdraw.
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>> German fighter planes firing photonic torpedoes at Enterprise as it
>> flies through New York, maneuvering around the skyscrapers. Since
>> Enterprise's targeting scanners aren't working, it has a hard time
>> hitting the more maneuverable planes. Only one plane got hit.
"Photonic torpedoes" (plural) from those small (~1 ft.x 3 ft.) weapons
pods on the wings of those Stuka dive bombers? More like some sort of
plasma weapon, unless the aliens found a way to extremely miniaturize
photonic torpedoes.
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Mac Breck (KoshN)
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reason, no matter how badly they treat us, we still can't walk away.
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