Well one great thing about enterprise over the seasons was to explain some discrepancy of STToS and the other series, and this episode brings a nice coherent explanation about the "klingons" looking like humans in the original series.. Actually it looks like both the episodes were crafted for that very purpose, but instead of just making this episode as an excuse for it they still managed to bring some interesting things into it, such as columbia or die hard rip off, also some ethics problems came up.. responded in a weird way from flux though, whose usually so keen to follow ethics and went kinda overboard this time around, it's a nice change after all.
Also the fact that we don't see ONLY fighter cast in klingons anymore is great, I always hated the klingons episodes in star trek, always useless brainless violence, stupid caricatures to be honest, but with enterprise we see (a little) more than that, it's refreshing...
So yes, a great episode, with some interesting facts and explanations , and also the new interest about "Trip" (a pretty dull character usually), looking forward for the next episodes!
As a side note the whole thing about malcom which was supposed to make him a more interesting character kinda felt short, as usual no consequences arise after an act of treason this time, so that part is to be forgotten
Also the fact that we don't see ONLY fighter cast in klingons anymore is great, I always hated the klingons episodes in star trek, always useless brainless violence, stupid caricatures to be honest, but with enterprise we see (a little) more than that, it's refreshing...
So yes, a great episode, with some interesting facts and explanations , and also the new interest about "Trip" (a pretty dull character usually), looking forward for the next episodes!
As a side note the whole thing about malcom which was supposed to make him a more interesting character kinda felt short, as usual no consequences arise after an act of treason this time, so that part is to be forgotten