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And then had a scene one day where he was supposed to kinda break down, but we hadn't seen the fourth act. We got the third act on Day 2 of shooting.

Robert Duncan McNeill: "John Billingsley had a big doctor storyline, and we didn't have the third or the fourth act when we started.

Robert Duncan McNeill's second Enterprise episode after season one's 'Cold Front.'.

As their characters have to rappel down a rock face to rescue the Denobulan geologists, actors Anthony Montgomery, Connor Trinneer and Dominic Keating were given special rock climbing training by Enterprise stunt co-ordinator Vince Deadrick, Jr.

Production on 'The Breach' ran from Thursday, Feburary 5 to Friday, Februrary 14.

Rumoured to involve a Denobulan geologist who is searching for a way to eradicate seismic anomalies which threaten to destabilise his world.

Meanwhile Phlox faces a dilemma when another evacuee, an Antaran afflicted with a fatal dose of radiation, refuses to be treated by a Denobulan because of very old bad blood between the two races." Synopsis: "Enterprise is asked to evacuate a group of Denobulan geologists from a world that has been taken over by a militant faction, and since they are located deep underground, the effort requires some treacherous spelunking by the rescue team.

That's an absolutely beautiful, timeless message.Previous | Return to the Episode Guide | Next Download the Promo | Read the Review | Read the Parody Make the world a better place in ways we might think beyond our control. Stance against intolerance, and suggests that by doing this, we are helping to The episode encourages us to be brave, to stand up for what’s right and take a Phlox, the individual, are having effects outside of his sphere of influence. Share a transport with the Denobulan scientists. Immediately see the rippling effects of Phlox's bravery when Hudak decides that it’s alright to Hatred to fade and give way to something like respect. Settle planets that the other species has even once set foot on, but thanks to the heroic actions of Phlox, we are given a glimmer of hope that it is possible for that The Denobulans and Antarans are two species with such a deeply violent and hateful history that they refuse to Phlox's plot in “The Breach” slots in nicely with that sentiment. In “ Judgment,” Captain Archer told Kolos that the utopian nature of Earth society came about because a few brave individuals dared to change. It's also about assuring the audience that it can stop.

The episode isn't just about how this distrust needs to stop,