On March 19th, 2154, filmmaker Carlos Castillo interviews members of the NX-01 crew about their impressions and memories of the Xindi War.
During the Xindi War, the Enterprise was thrown back in time, to 2037. 
In 2154, the second iteration Enterprise met its original counterpart, which had become a generational ship.
But just what happened between 2037 and 2154?
And which parts of it happened twice?
During the Xindi War, the Enterprise was thrown back in time, to 2037.
The male to female ratio was uneven. How did people cope, and adjust their expectations?
During the Xindi War, the Enterprise was thrown back in time, to 2037.
It was a generational ship. Just how did the crew form couples?
During the Xindi War, the Enterprise was thrown back in time, to 2037.
What happened between 2037 and 2154?
Was the crew proud of any of it?
How, exactly, could he put back time if 
he'd been erased from history? And once it was back, did he have even an outside shot at happiness?
Time is unraveling. 
On January eighteenth of 2155, a power vacuum is filled in the Mirror Universe.
How could it be wrong for her to be alive again? 
At the conclusion of the Romulan War, all fingers point to Starfleet when a crime is committed in nearby Mill Valley.
It was audacious,
calculated to make the agents of the Temporal Integrity Commission feel ultimate guilt.
Temporal interphases are tricky things. 
They kidnap you to unfamiliar places and times, in clothes that are not your own, as you wonder how you’ll ever return to what you know.
What happens when you fall in love with someone 
who you can’t have?
On November 16, 2157, Lili and Doug spend their first day on Lafa II. 
What’s the most important thing? What are you willing to sacrifice everything for?
No relation to the Voyager episode of the same name.
Captain Archer and Commander Reed send holiday gifts to the Daranaeans, but there’s a slight misunderstanding. 
He really didn’t want to go back there.
It was the last thing he wanted to do.
But it was his family that was at stake, so he put everything aside, and went anyway.
Could he put back what had gone haywire?
Cria’s plans for an afternoon with her friends go a little awry when someone gives into temptation.
First contact with the Daranaeans brought guilt to the humans who made that contact, as they saw, first-hand, an oppressive hierarchical society. Now the Federation was having them make a second contact. Could it get any worse?
