Newsgroup: it.fan.startrek
Titolo: ENT - Andoriani, Tellariti, Romulani

http://www.trektoday.com/news/181104_01.shtml
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Though it's canon from the original Star Trek that no one had ever seen a
Romulan until Captain Kirk's Enterprise in the episode "Balance of Terror",
the Vulcan-like aliens trigger an unlikely alliance among Andorians,
Tellarites and humans in a Star Trek: Enterprise trilogy beginning with
"Babel One" - an episode whose title refers to the original series'
"Journey to Babel", which also featured the Andorians and Tellarites.
In "Babel One", the 12th episode of the fourth season, a mission of peace
for Enterprise is disrupted by Shran. He claims that a Tellarite ship has
destroyed his own ship, triggering more attacks between the adversaries. It
appears that the Tellarites and Andorians are provoking one another, but
Archer suspects that someone else has a reason to stir enmity between the
two species. The official site posted the following official synopsis:
    Enterprise journeys to Babel with a Tellarite ambassador on board for
peace talks with the Andorians, when a distress call from Shran is received.
"Babel One" was written by Michael Sussman & Andre Bormanis, who between
them have written four other episodes for the fourth season and who
collaborated on "Hatchery" last season. David Straiton, who directed "Storm
Front, Part Two" and "Daedalus", helmed the episode.
The guest cast list for the episode is as follows:
    * Jeffrey Combs as Shran
    * Lee Arenberg as Gral
    * Brian Thompson as Valdore
    * J. Michael Flynn as Nijil
    * Molly Brink as Talas
    * Kevin Brief as Naarg 
Longtime Trek guest star Combs returns for the second time this season as
Shran. This time his character is romantically involved with Brink's Talas,
with whom he had a somewhat more contentious relationship in "Proving
Ground." Arenberg appeared as two different Ferengi on The Next Generation
and Deep Space Nine.
Thompson, who plays a Romulan, is a multiple-prosthetic previous guest
star, having played two Klingons and a Jem'Hadar. Other Romulans appear
onscreen in "Babel One", yet StarTrek.com promises that while the audience
will see the Romulans, the Enterprise crew will not, so continuity may be
maintained with original Star Trek canon.
"Babel One" filmed for seven days, wrapping on Wednesday, November 10th.
The most complicated makeup was Brink's since she appears in her underwear,
requiring that the actress be "sprayed" blue over much of her body. She had
to report to the set at 4:30 a.m. each day, as did her double.
"Babel One" is tentatively scheduled to air on January 28th, following a
rerun the week before. UPN has announced that after "Kir'Shara" airs on
December 3rd, the network will show reruns for the remainder of December,
with "Daedalus" premiering on January 7th and "Observer Effect" on January
14th.
Jolan Tru
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    * Brian Thompson as Valdore
Valdore e' anche il nome della nave romulana che viene in soccorso di
Picard nel conflitto dell'E-E con la Scimitar in Star Trek Nemesis.
finalmente un po' di riferimenti agli avvenimenti futuri :-)
(sperando si tratti di un romulano) ^____^
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