United (Star Trek: Enterprise)

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United is the title of the 89th episode from the television series Star Trek: Enterprise. "United" first aired on February 4, 2005 on the American television network UPN.

Archer and Shran duel using an Ushaan-Tor.
Archer and Shran duel using an Ushaan-Tor.

In the episode, part two of a three-part story arc involving Romulans, Captain Jonathan Archer attempts to bring Vulcans, Andorians, and Tellarites together in order to capture a marauder ship that threatens to destabilize the region.

 v  d  e Romulan stories
Star Trek: Balance of Terror | The Deadly Years | The Enterprise Incident
Star Trek: The Animated Series: The Survivor | The Practical Joker
Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Neutral Zone | Contagion | The Enemy | The Defector | Tin Man | Data's Day | The Mind's Eye | Redemption | Unification | The Next Phase | Face of the Enemy | Birthright | The Chase | Timescape | The Pegasus | All Good Things... | Star Trek Nemesis
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Search | Visionary | Improbable Cause | The Die is Cast | By Inferno's Light | In the Pale Moonlight | Image in the Sand | Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges
Star Trek: Voyager: Eye of the Needle | Message in a Bottle
Star Trek: Enterprise: Minefield | Kir'Shara | Babel One | United | The Aenar


Preceded by:
" Babel One "
Star Trek: Enterprise episodes Followed by:
" The Aenar"

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