the young girl is named Bernadette. Nadet makes the connection and realizes that she is in fact Bernadette, her full name having been long forgotten, but Jamin reminds Archer that Reed will be killed if they are not returned soon. T'Pol argues that relocation to Earth would save their lives but destroy their Novan culture so Archer has the crew search for another solution. Finally, Archer gains the Novans' trust by rescuing one of them from a well, and persuades the remaining colonists to relocate to similar caverns on the planet's unaffected southern hemisphere. Production "Terra Nova" marked the first time that a former Star Trek actor directed an episode of Enterprise: LeVar Burton. Burton previously appeared as Geordi La Forge in Star Trek: The Next Generation, and directed episodes of TNG, as well as Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager - he would go on to direct 26 Star Trek episodes including nine from Enterprise, totalling the most of any former Star Trek cast member (though Roxann Dawson, a former cast member on Voyager, directed more episodes of Enterprise, overseeing 10 of the show's 98 episodes). This episode was the sole writing credit for Antoinette Stella, who served as a producer for the first half of season one. Guest star Erick Avari was known for his appearance in the film Stargate and TV series. Avari previously appeared in Star Trek as a Klingon (B'iJik, "Unification") and a Bajoran (Vedek Yarka, "Destiny"). Reception Terra Nova was first aired in the United States on UPN on October 24, 2001. According to Nielsen Media Research, it received a 5.1 rating share among adults. This means it had an average of 8.4 million viewers. Sunny Lee of Entertainment Weekly gave the episode a negative review. Lee criticized the makeup, the Novens were supposed to look alien but their "faces look normally human with a dab here and there of yellow and blue powder." Lee found it strange that Captain Archer would leave a mind behind, and found the moral message of the story overly simplistic. Aint It Cool News gave it 2.5 out of 5. He criticized the script: "I was hoping for a better explanation as to why the early Novans so against the idea of a second wave of colonization" and "the writers need to work on their epilogues; “Enterprise” episodes all seem to end a little too