Newsgroup: it.fan.startrek
Titolo: richiesta spoiler ent

Ciao ragazzi
mi rivolgo a voi quali enciclopedie deambulanti internetizzate per sapere
come va a finire il quinto episodio della prima stagione di enterprise
(unexpected), io sono arrivato al punto in cui comincia a sbraitare
sull'ascensore.
Spero di nn arrecarvi troppo disturbo,
grazie sin da ora!
ciao
 Niz

 Spero di nn arrecarvi troppo disturbo,
Questo il riassunto "ufficiale" della puntata da 
startrek.com
:
A rash of odd malfunctions are afflicting the Enterprise NX-01, such as a
gravity outage while Captain Archer is showering. Chief Engineer Tucker
determines that the ship's plasma exhaust flow is being restricted for some
unknown reason. When Archer orders Lt. Reed to ignite the plasma exhaust,
they discover a cloaked alien ship riding between the ship's nacelles.
Archer hails the "hitchhikers" and learns their engines are malfunctioning
and they've been using Enterprise's exhaust to replenish them. Archer offers
to help them with repairs, so Tucker prepares for a three-day away mission
on the disabled ship. Tucker has to undergo a very uncomfortable three-hour
decompression and acclimation process, and when he enters the Xyrillian
ship, he is faced with a disorienting visual and auditory experience - the
walls are glowing with bioluminescent moss, the consoles operate with
viscous fluids and electrical arcs, there's an aquarium holding hundreds of
undulating eels, and the Xyrillians themselves glisten with moist, scaly
skin. Tucker insists on going straight to work in their engine room, but he
has a very hard time adjusting to the environment. After finally agreeing to
get some rest, Tucker starts to enjoy his stay, and develops a flirtatious
friendship with the female engineer, Ah'len. On a break from their repair
work, Ah'len shows Tucker a holographic chamber where she recreates a
three-dimensional landscape of her homeworld. While sitting in a holographic
boat in an exotic ocean, she introduces Tucker to one of their games: they
immerse their hands into a box of granules which begin to glow, enabling
them to read each other's minds.
After helping the Xyrillians get their teraphasic coils back on line, Tucker
returns to Enterprise and the ships go their separate ways. As Tucker
relates his experiences to Reed over lunch, he notices an unusual growth on
his left wrist. He visits Dr. Phlox, who determines the growth is a nipple
and he has an embryo forming in his ribs... Tucker is pregnant! Tucker
insists to Phlox, T'Pol and Archer that he had no sexual encounters during
his stay, but then realizes that the "box of pebbles" he shared with Ah'len
must have inadvertently served as a medium to transfer genetic material.
Phlox says the embryo is actually not his child, but that he is simply
serving as a host, so Tucker hopes the lifeform can be removed from him and
incubated. But Phlox is hesitant to perform any procedure without learning
more about the Xyrillian gestation process, so Archer sets out to track down
the Xyrillian ship, while agreeing to keep Tucker's condition secret from
the rest of the crew.
Days go by as Enterprise looks for the Xyrillians, and in the meantime the
bulge in Tucker's ribcage is growing while he experiences morning sickness,
a ravenous appetite, and severe mood swings, which baffle his crewmates.
After more than a week, Tucker has to face the possibility that he will have
to deliver the baby and care for it. On the "bright side," Archer points out
to Tucker's chagrin that he's making history with the first interspecies
pregnancy involving a human.
Tucker is relieved when the Xyrillians' warp signature is detected, but upon
approach, Enterprise comes face-to-face with a Klingon battle cruiser.
Apparently the Xyrillian ship has malfunctioned again and they're hiding in
the Klingons' plasma wake. Archer hails the Klingons and informs them about
the stealth vessel. The angered Klingons intend to kill the Xyrillian crew,
but Archer tries desperately to talk them out of it. Tucker steps forward
and suggests that the Xyrillian crew would be willing to share their
holographic technology if their lives are spared. The Klingon captain,
Vorok, is enticed, but refuses to let Tucker join them as they board the
ship. Archer then reveals that Tucker has some unfinished business involving
a pregnancy, but Vorok holds firm. Tucker then grits his teeth and shows his
"bulge," revealing he is the one who is pregnant and giving the Klingons an
uproarious laugh.
Tucker and two of the Klingons board the Xyrillian ship, and after a
decompression period, Tucker talks Trena'l, one of their leaders, into
cooperating. Trena'l installs a topographical survey of the capital city of
Kronos into the holographic chamber, allowing the Klingons to experience a
simulation of their homeworld, and agrees to adapt the technology to the
Klingon ship. Meanwhile Ah'len is surprised to learn about Tucker's
pregnancy, unaware such a thing could happen with another species. She scans
the embryo and determines it can still be transferred to another host, and
learns it's a girl.
Captain Vorok informs Archer that the Xyrillians will soon be free to go,
but when Archer extends his friendship to the Klingons, Vorok issues a stern
warning that if they should ever meet again, he will regret it. On a
brighter note, life for Tucker returns to normal again, except for knowing
that he will go down in history as the first human male to become pregnant.