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Posted: 11:00:33 on October 16 2002
By: Steve Krutzler
Dept: Enterprise | stenterprise.com

Ain't It Cool News's 'Herc' has returned to reviewing ENTERPRISE and gives tonight's humorous episode, "A Night In Sickbay," three stars. If you're keeping track, that means the episode is "actually worth your valuable time," but the spoiler-laden review says the sexually-charged episode doesn't quite hit on all cylinders.

"We’re treading water a bit. Mixed-gender decon. Comically offended aliens. Fantasy sequences involving T’Pol. Been done," Herc writes. "A lot of the 'Odd Couple' stuff is a little awkward and off-putting, with too many comic misfires."

Despite all this, he says the show's strength lies primarily in the sensual eroticism at play.

"What's good? The scads of sexual tension in general, and the decon-chamber action with T’Pol and Hoshi in particular. Archer’s erotic dreams. And we learn how Porthos got his name."

Herc rates "Sickbay" above "Minefield" and situates his opinion of ENTERPRISE's second season by saying "Carbon Creek" has been the biggest success so far. He also reveals more spoilers for the episode, in particular, Archer's sexual attraction to T'Pol.

"Archer has dirty dreams about T’Pol. Dirty dirty dreams. Involving decon gel and a large umbrella," he says. "Does Archer acknowledge his feelings for T’Pol? Not at first. Does Archer act on his feelings for T’Pol? That would be telling. We can say, however, that Phlox has advice on the matter."

The episode apparently doesn't stop here, as homosexual innuendo flies in a Decon scene between Hoshi (Linda Park) and T'Pol.

"Who isn’t hot for T’Pol? Check out supposedly hetero Hoshi’s half-smiles and stolen glances as, in the teaser, the half-naked ensign slathers decon gel on her sinewy Vulcan superior."

Check out the full review here.

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