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fakirs.  Indian mystics who practiced meditation, and could supposedly stop their own hearts. ("Carbon Creek" [ENT]).

"Fallen Hero." Enterprise episode # 23.  Story by Rick Berman and Brannon Braga and Chris Black.  Teleplay by Alan Cross.  Directed by Patrick Norris.  February 9th, 2152.  The Enterprise is ordered to pick up a Vulcan ambassador from the planet Mazar and bring her to the Vulcans, but the real reasons for the mission are not given. GUEST CAST:  Fionnula Flanagan as V'Lar; Vaughn Armstrong as Admiral Forrest; John Rubinstein as Mazarite Captain; J. Michael Flynn as Mazarite Official; Dennis Howard as Vulcan Captain.  SEE:  Andoria; Mazar; Mazarite Captain; Mazarite High Council; Mazarite ship; Mazarites; Nuvian Masseuses; Risa; Sh'Raan; T'Pol; Treaty of Ka'Tann; V'Lar, Ambassador; Vulcana Regar.

fargan.  Bovine animal with a hump on their back.  On Dekendi III, there was a game similar to monkey-in-the-middle involving fargans and melons that the animals enjoyed.  ("Stigma" [ENT]).

Federation.  Organization that had a monument constructed for on Earth of the future.  When Daniels brought Archer to the future, his disappearance from the timeline caused the Federation monument to never exist.    ("Shockwave, Part II" [ENT]).

Fellebia.  There was a phrase "When in Fellebia, do as the Fellebians do."  ("Unexpected" [ENT]).

Fer'at, Dr.  (Bruce Wright).  Vulcan psychiatric analyst.  He was ordered by Soval to pose as a pathologist and inquire about Captain Archer's contact with people from the future.  He was found out and escorted off the ship.  ("The Expanse" [ENT]).  Wright previously played Sanders Res in "Crossfire" (DS9).

Ferengi.  Warp-capable race that visited Valakis prior to 2151.  ("Dear Doctor" [ENT]).  The same group of Ferengi was encountered by the Enterprise later on when they raided the ship.  They set an artifact on a moon that was picked up by the Enterprise, and used to release a knockout gas on the ship.  Their raid was unsuccessful as they were stopped by a few members of the crew who woke up.  Their society was very capitalistic by nature, where most of what they lived for was the acquisition of wealth.  They even had the Rules of Acquisition to guide them to more profits, which contained rules where even greed was seen as a positive thing.  ("Acquisition" [ENT]).  The Ferengi were not actually mentioned by name in this episode.

Ferengi whip.  Weapon used by Ulis to fire high-energy plasma discharges at a target.  ("Acquisition" [ENT]).

"Fight or Flight." Enterprise episode # 3.  Written by Rick Berman and Brannon Braga.  Directed by Allan Kroeker.  Date: May 6th, 2151.  As they continue their deep space exploration, the NX-01 crew comes across an alien ship where they discover 15 humanoid corpses that seem to have been part of a scientific experiment.  The horrific sight inspires Sato to panic and demand a return to Earth, but Archer insists on continuing the mission and finding out more about the abandoned dead.  Trouble comes calling when the aliens that were conducting the gruesome experiments return and begin attacking Captain Archer and his team. GUEST CAST:  Jeff Ricketts as Alien captain, Max Williams as Crewman #1, Brett Baker as Crewman #2.  SEE:  Anchorage; Axanar ship; Axanar; Bennett, Crewman; class-3 pulse rifle; disilicon polymers; EM-33; EM sidearms; environmental suits; Hayden, Crewman; hydraulic compressor; microcharges; Namod, Crewman; Phlox; Porter, Ensign; Pyrithian bat; Sato, Hoshi; Sluggo; Socorro, Ensign; stellar nursery; triglobulin; tritanium; universal translator; Vulcan starcharts; Vulcans; zero-g training.

fire salt.  Commodity for trade that was hauled by Captain Skalaar and his brother.  ("Bounty" [ENT]).

"First Flight." Enterprise episode # 50.  Written by Chris Black and John Shiban.  Directed by LeVar Burton.  No date given.  While searching for a dark matter nebula, Archer tells T'Pol of the adversity faced in the test program for the warp five engine after hearing of the death of one of the officers, A.G. Robinson. GUEST CAST:  Keith Carradine as Robinson, A.G.; Vaughn Armstrong as Forrest, Admiral Maxwell; Victor Bevine as Flight Controller; Michael Canavan as Flight Advisor; Brigid Brannaugh as Ruby; John B. Moody as Security Officer.  SEE:  Aldrin, Buzz; Alice Springs; Archer, Jonathan; Armstrong, Neil; bourbon; Caroline; Cyrus; dark matter nebula; deep-fried mushrooms; Duval; escape pod; Forrest, Admiral Maxwell; Gardner; Jeffries, Captain; Leo; McKinley, Mount; metreon particles; New Berlin; NX-Alpha; NX-Beta; NX-Delta; NX-Test Program; Robinson, A.G.; Robinson Nebula; Ruby; Six-Oh-Two Club; Tucker, Charles; Vulcan Advisory Council.

Fisher, Crewman.  Crewman aboard the S.S. Enterprise who contracted Rigelian fever after visiting Tessik Prime.  ("Dead Stop " [ENT]).

Fletcher, Crewman.  (Jason Grant Smith).  Crewman aboard the S.S. Enterprise.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).

Florida.  Southeastern state in the United States of America that was attacked by the Xindi probe.  ("The Expanse" [ENT]).

Florida Keys.  Stretch of curved islands around the tip of Florida where Tucker mentioned their were hefty wind storms.  ("Strange New World" [ENT]).

Fluvian fungus.  Eukaryotic organism that Zoumas spoke of.  ("Canamar" [ENT]).

food rations.  Emergency food kept in packages aboard starships and shuttles.  Some of the types of food included veal marsala, Chilean sea bass, moo goo gai pan, and meatloaf with gravy and mashed potatoes.  ("Shuttlepod One" [ENT]).

football.  Human sport, also known as American football.  A Vulcan anthropologist once misunderstood the game, believing that the players were trying to kill the quarterback instead of just tackling him.  ("Fusion" [ENT]).

Forlissa.  Denobulan who was a wife to Klaban.  ("Stigma" [ENT]).

Forrest, Admiral Maxwell.  (Vaughn Armstrong).  Head admiral of Starfleet on Earth.  Forrest gave the orders for the S.S. Enterprise to return Klaang to Qo'noS.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).  Forrest later ordered the Enterprise to give aid to the E.C.S. Fortunate when they sent a distress call to Starfleet.  ("Fortunate Son" [ENT]).  He later delivered the orders of the Vulcan High Command to Captain Archer to recall T'Pol.  ("Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]).  Forrest was a commodore during the time of the NX-Test Program, where he directed the test flights in the NX-prototypes.  ("First Flight" [ENT]).  Forrest alerted Archer about the attack on Earth by the Xindi probe.  He ordered Enterprise back to Earth.   ("The Expanse" [ENT]).  Vaughn Armstrong has previously played a numerous amount of roles such as Commander Korris in "Heart of Glory" (TNG), Gul Danar in "Past Prologue" (DS9), Telek R'Mor in "Eye of the Needle" (VGR), Seskal in "When it Rains..." (DS9), Lansor (Two of Nine) in "Suvival Instinct" (VGR), a Vidiian captain in "Fury" (VGR), the Alpha Hirogen in "Flesh and Blood" (VGR), Korath in "Endgame" (VGR), and later played a Klingon captain in "Sleeping Dogs" (ENT), and a Kreetassan Captain in "Vox Sola" (ENT).  Admiral Forrest was named in honor of the late DeForest Kelley.

Fortunate, E.C.S.   Earth cargo freighter, Y-class, commanded by Captain Keene.  The Fortunate often had to deal with attacks by Nausicaan pirates.  One attack injured Keene, putting Matthew Ryan in command.  Ryan then sought out for revenge on the Nausicaans, but was stopped by the S.S. Enterprise.  ("Fortunate Son" [ENT]).

"Fortunate Son." Enterprise episode # 10.  Written by James Duff.  Directed by LeVar Burton.  No date given.  The Enterprise crew is dispatched by Starfleet Command to assist Fortunate, a human freight vessel that has been attacked by Nausicaan pirates. On arriving, they are surprised to find that Fortunate's crew is resistant to Archer's efforts to help them and determined to seek revenge against their attackers, no matter what the repercussions. GUEST CAST:  Lawrence Monoson as Ryan, Matthew; Kieran Mulroney as Shaw; Vaughn Armstrong as Admiral Forrest; Danny Goldring as Nausicaan Captain; Charles Lucia as Captain Keene; D. Elliot Woods as Nausicaan Prisoner.  SEE:  chef; dilithium ore; Draylax; Draylax-Vega run; Draylaxian whiskey; E.C.S.; Forrest, Admiral Maxwell; Fortunate, E.C.S.; gravity plating; Horizon, E.C.S.; ice cream; J-class; Jupiter Station; Jupiter; Keene, Captain; Mayweather, Travis; Nadine; Nausicaa; Nausicaan captain; Nausicaan cargo depot; Nausicaan prisoner; Nausicaan raider; Nausicaans; North Star, E.C.S.; nutripacks; NX; NX-class; plasma cannon; quartermaster; resequenced meatloaf; Ryan, Matthew; Shaw; shield frequencies; steak; transporters; valve assembly; Vega colony; Y-class.

Foster.  (Paul Anthony Scott).  Member of the A-6 excavation team who was assimilated by the Borg after they were accidentally resuscitated.  ("Regeneration" [ENT]).

Fraddock, Captain.  (Michael O'Hagan).  Captain of the vessel who escorted a group of "spiritually minded men" to the Great Plume of Agosoria as his job.  ("Cold Front" [ENT]).

"Frankenstein."  Early 20th century horror movie about the monster Frankenstein.  Tucker had planned to show this film on movie night as a series of Frankenstein movies.  ("Horizon" [ENT]).

fried chicken.  Breaded and fried poultry made on the S.S. Enterprise.  ("Singularity" [ENT]).

Fullara.  Obsolete Vulcan ritual that represses memories and associated emotions.  The Fullara was performed on T'Pol after she had killed Jossen when on her mission to retrieve Vulcans from Agaron.  ("The Seventh" [ENT]).

Fuller, Bernadette.  Full name of Novan colonist Nadet.  Nadet was the daughter of Vera Fuller.  ("Terra Nova" [ENT]).

Fuller, Crewman.  Crewman aboard the S.S. Enterprise.  Her quarters were next to T'Pol's.  ("Shockwave, Part II" [ENT]).  Fuller alerted T'Pol that Phlox had a shipment of snow beetles.  ("The Expanse" [ENT]).

Fuller, Vera.  Mother of Bernadette Fuller who was one of the colonists on Terra Nova.  Vera died when a radioactive asteroid hit the planet.  ("Terra Nova" [ENT]).

"Fusion." Enterprise episode # 17.  Story by Rick Berman and Brannon Braga.  Teleplay by Michael Sussman and Phyllis Strong.  Directed by Rob Hedden.  No date given.  While preparing to chart a nebula, the crew runs across a ship full of Vulcans who have embraced emotions.  When one of the Vulcans tries to tempt T'Pol with emotions, she faces a dilemma. GUEST CAST:  Enrique Murciano as Tolaris; Robert Pine as Tavin; John Harrington Bland as Kov; Vaughn Armstrong as Admiral Forrest.  SEE:  Arachnid nebula; Bayshore Elementary; camomile tea; chicken marsala; Cosmos A to Z, The; football; inaprovaline; Kov; Lyles, Melissa; mint tea; Shirkar Academy; Surak; T'Pol; Tavin; Tolaris; translinear sensors; V'tosh ka'tur; Vahklas; Vulcan mind meld; Vulcans.

future pod.  One-person vessel that the S.S. Enterprise found adrift in space.  The ship's pilot was a crossbreed of several races, the hull's alloys comprised of several complex materials such as a one in a semi-fluidic state, and the ship was powered by a temproal displacement drive, leading Archer to believe it was from the future.  The vessel had been claimed by both the Suliban and the Tholians.  After conflict with both of those races, a signal was sent to the future when Tucker activated a micro-transmitter from the ship, and the ship was presumably retrieved by those who it belonged to in the 31st century.  ("Future Tense" [ENT]).

"Future Tense." Enterprise episode # 42.  Written by Michael Sussman and Phyllis Strong.  Directed by James Whitmore, Jr.  No date given.  The Enterprise runs across a mysterious pod with a human board.  After further determination, it is found to be from the future, and two factions from the temporal cold war want to get their hands on it. GUEST CAST:  Vaughn Armstrong as Admiral Forrest; Cullen Douglas as Suliban Soldier.  SEE:  B'saari; Cochrane, Zefram; Daniels; Earth Cargo Authority; future pod; micro-transmitter; Rigelian; stegosaurus; Suliban tow; Tal'kir; temporal displacement drive; Terrelian; Tholian vessel; Tholians; tractor beam; Vega colony.