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Scott Bakula

Capt. Jonathan Archer

John Billingsley

Dr. Phlox

Jolene Blalock

Sub-Cmdr. T'Pol

Dominic Keating

Lt. Malcolm Reed

Anthony Montgomery

Ensign Travis Mayweather

Linda Park

Ensign Hoshi Sato

Connor Trinneer

Cmdr. Charles 'Trip' Tucker III

Jeffrey Combs

Cmdr. Shran

Gregory Itzin

Capt. Sopek

Steven Dennis

Tholos

Vaughn Armstrong

Adm. Maxwell Forrest

Gary Graham

Ambassador Soval

Barbara Tarbuck

Chancellor Kalev
(as Barbara J. Tarbuck)

Jeff Kober

Traeg

Steve Blalock

Coridanite Rebel
(uncredited)

Jane Bordeaux

Female Crewmember
(uncredited)

Solomon Burke Jr.

Ensign Billy
(uncredited)

Amy Kate Connolly

Crewman
(uncredited)

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Trivia
This episode confirms that T'Pol is not the first Vulcan to serve on a Human starship. Phlox does, however, mention that T'Pol is at that point the longest-serving one.

Goofs
During an exterior shot of Enterprise which zooms to Captain Archer's Ready Room, the ship is moving at warp with the star field streaking past the ship, but when the shot cuts to the interior, the stars are stationary in the window.

Quotes
Traeg: I'm curious about your starship. What can you tell me about it?
Captain Jonathan Archer: Our protein resequencer can make chicken sandwiches.

Connections
Referenced in Star Trek: Enterprise: United (2005)

Soundtracks
Where My Heart Will Take Me
Written by Diane Warren
Performed by Russell Watson
Episode: {all episodes}

The Vulcam ambassador Soval protests with Admiral Forrest, blaming Captain Archer from the destruction of the P'Jem sanctuary by the Andorians after the discovery that the place was a surveillance post. As retaliation, the Vulcan High Command interrupts the joint operation with humans and calls T'Pol back. Archer decides to spend more time alone with T'Pol and assigns her to visit the planet Coridan with him. However, their shuttle pod is attacked by a radical faction of Coridans and they are taken hostage. While Trip and Reed try to rescue their Captain and Sub-Commander, they are surprisingly helped by the Andorian Commander Shran.

"Shadows of P'jem" is another great episode of "Enterprise", with an engaging story full of action and a very satisfactory resolution. Jolene Blalock is excellent in the role of the logical T'Pol that even visibly affect by the human behavior, sustain her roots. I loved the last line when T'Pol says to Captain Archer that she must follow the orders of her physician. My vote is eight.

Title (Brazil): "Sombras de P'jem" ("Shadows of P'jem")