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he would have been behind the camera assisting the director by ensuring the dog is looking wherever the scene required. He hoped that with him off the set, that Breezy would look where required and not directly at the camera. In order to prepare for the scene where Porthos leaps out of an immersion tank and into Archer's arms, Rowe had a mock-up created so he could practice it with Breezy. He said that "By the time we went into it on that one day to prep on set with Scott, she was jumping out of it into my arms, but I had to make sure that she's going to jump out and do it into Scott's arms." In the final scene, not only did Breezy leap into Bakula's arms, but she also licked him repeatedly on the face. This wasn't due to training, but because they wiped food on Bakula's face.
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and how he was the last in a litter of four male puppies, the 'Four Musketeers'. Through it all, Archer struggles to reach an emotional understanding with Phlox and T'Pol, as the two alien senior-crew members have little grasp of the human-pet relationship, and Phlox keeps offering Archer unsolicited advice about dealing with his apparent feelings for T'Pol.
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to be with his pet. Throughout the night, as Porthos' immune system weakens, Archer experiences Phlox's side of life in Sickbay. During the night, as he dreams of Porthos' funeral, Archer also deals with unresolved and suppressed sexual tension with T'Pol. He also relates to Phlox how he met Porthos,
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More than one scene proved problematic for Breezy during the filming of the episode, as the decontamination room set was an enclosed four wall set, meaning that in the scene where Archer rubs down Porthos with decontamination gel, Breezy's trainer Scott Rowe couldn't be on the set with her. Normally
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portraying Porthos, who were supplied by Performing Animal Troupe, an animal supply company for film and television. These dogs included a female Beagle called Breezy, who was the main dog actor who played Porthos during season two. A second dog called Windy provided backup to Breezy. Breezy was the
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A further challenge for the dog actor was to lie still in an isolation tank and not move even when petted by Bakula or Billingsley during some long scenes whilst on screen. At times a stunt dog was used, but Breezy was required for any close-ups. A Beagle prop was also created for the scenes in the
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of a 3.9/6 percentage share among all adults, including 6% of all adults watching television at the time of the broadcast. Although overnight figures had shown a slight decrease from the previous episode, the final numbers showed that the ratings were the highest seen so far during season two, and
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T'Pol, working out in the gym, also keeps urging Archer to apologize to the Kreetassans for Porthos' behavior, but Archer resists because he blames them for Porthos' illness. In the end, Porthos recovers following a pituitary transplant from an alien
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type relationship between Archer and Phlox did not work all the time, that there were too many misfires in the comedic elements, and the episode was repeating things that had already "Been seen done." Michelle Erica Green of
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episode, highlighting what they felt were poor character development choices and a weak plot that revolved around a sick dog (Porthos) that peed on a tree. WhatCulture ranked this episode the 17th worst episode of
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box set, released in the United States on August 7, 2005. The release featured deleted scenes from the episode as well as a special feature on the episode entitled "Inside A Night in Sickbay". A release on
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in succession. This meant that 6.26 million viewers watched the episode, an increase of 860,000 viewers from the previous week's episode, making it the highest viewed episode since season one's "
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rated the episode three out of five, and praised the story about how Porthos was named and the elements of sexual tension between Archer and T'Pol. He thought the
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on a sacred tree, insulting the Kreetassans. Archer reacts poorly to the news and is given a list of requirements he must meet in order to apologise.
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UPN had its strongest Wednesday this season, with "Enterprise" delivering its best scores (6.26m, 3.1/9 in 18-49) in more than eight months.
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of the ship's need for an extra plasma injector from the Kreetassans, but negotiations break down after it is discovered that Porthos had
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included a pair of prosthetic feet for Dr. Phlox, although other effects for the character were added in post-production.
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during season two at that point. Critical reception at the time was mixed, and in retrospect reviews were more negative.
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After a five-day away mission spent apologising on the planet Kreetassa, the away team consisting of Captain
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isolation tank and to be submersed in a super-hydration tank. The prop was created by
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original double for male dog actor Prada who appeared in the first-season episodes of
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The first home media release of "A Night in Sickbay" was part of the season two
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episodes they felt were commonly disliked, but "deserved a second chance".
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felt this was a "bad episode", but noted it for experimenting with format.
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defended the episode, saying it was flawed, but nowhere near as bad as "
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Set in the 22nd century, the series follows the adventures of the first
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included the episode on its list of the five worst episodes of
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called it "The hands-down worst show of the season".
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then tend to Porthos, and Archer spends the night in
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listed it as the third worst episode of the series.
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Index

Star Trek: Enterprise
David Straiton
Rick Berman
Brannon Braga
Paul Baillargeon
Vaughn Armstrong
Dead Stop
Marauders
Star Trek: Enterprise season 2
List of episodes
Star Trek: Enterprise
season two
UPN
United States
executive producers
Brannon Braga
Rick Berman
David Straiton
Starfleet
Enterprise
Archer's
Scott Bakula
sickbay
Phlox
John Billingsley
Vaughn Armstrong
Vox Sola
The Odd Couple
Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation
Nielsen ratings

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