|  |  |  | 054 - Anomaly |  | 
| In questo episodio... Note Blooper YATI Versione italiana Citazioni | 
| Episodi | 
| Exile | 
| Specie | 
| Osaariani | 
| Navigazione | 
| Distesa Delfica | 
| Tecnologia | 
| Trellio-D | 
| Quante volte... | 
| Vediamo una «porta intelligente»? | 
| SEQ | 54 | |
| UPN | 17.09.2003 | |
| L7 | 17.04.2005 | |
| STO | Mike Sussman | |
| REG | David Straiton | |
| MUS | Jay Chattaway | |
| GUS | Orgoth | Robert Rusler | 
| McKenzie | Julia Rose | |
| Sergente Kemper | Nathan Anderson | |
| Caporale Hawkins | Sean McGowan | |
| Marinaio della sezione tecnica | Kenneth A. White | |
| Guardie | Ken Lally Ryan Honey | |
| IT | L'anomalia | |
| BR | Anomalia | |
| RIP | Dal 10 al 18 luglio 2003 | |
2153: L'Enterprise inizia a subire gli effetti della distorsione spaziale che interessa la Distesa Delfica e cade vittima di predatori Osaariani che approfittano della situazione di confusione a bordo della nave per depredarla.
Reed: And don't forget: just because sensors didn't pick up any 
bio-signs doesn't mean we won't encounter anyone. [T:05:16]
Tucker: Creating a stable warp field isn't easy when laws of physics won't 
cooperate! The Cochrane equation... It's not constant here! The problem's in the 
quantum variables: every time I try to compensate, the spatial gradients keep 
throwin'it out of whack! Either we get away from these anomalies or we're gonna 
have to rewrite the book on warp theory. Now, I don't have to tell you how long 
it took Zefram Cochrane the first time around. [T:08:19]
Tucker: Now, where's Isaac Newton when you need him?! [T:08:57]
Orgoth: You're obviously new to this expanse. If you weren't, your ship's hull would be insulated with trellium D. Do you have any idea what a spatial distortion can do to a ship that is not insulated with trellium D? What it can do... to the people inside that ship? [T:17:44]
Orgoth: It takes time to learn to kill without remorse. You're not prepared to kill. Or torture. Hm! Not yet. [T:19:28]
Reed: You've finished rewriting the Physics book?
Tucker: I don't think I'll be taking the Nobel Prize any time soon. 
[T:21:05]
Tucker: T'Pol's been trying to help. Showing me how to... stimulate my 
neural nodes. It's not what you think.
Reed: Oh, I wasn't thinking anything. [T:21:20]
Tucker: All I'm saying is that this mission, wether it succeeds or not, is looking like a one way ticket all the time. [T:22.16]
Phlox: There is another treatment that might be helpful.
Tucker: All right, what have you got?
Phlox: Aldebaran mud leeches!
Tucker: What am I supposed to do with them?!
Phlox: Place one on your chest and one on your abdomen an hour before 
going to bed. Their secretions act as a natural sedative. Oh! Er, please, be 
careful to sleep on your back! If you roll over you might anger them.
Tucker: Maybe an hour a night with T'Pol isn't so bad! [T:31:19]
Reed: Captain?
Archer: Everything's under control, Lieutenant!
Reed: The airlock's decompressing, Sir. He'll die!
Archer: Not for another 20 seconds, he won't! [T:35:05]
T'Pol: Was he cooperative?
Archer: Eventually. [T:35:50]
Archer: This is Captain Archer. Remember us? You've probably noticed that our weapons are back on line. [T:37:11]
Tucker: Every species we run into seems to be gunnin' for us - we might as well paint a giant bull's-eye on the hull.