website Jammer's Reviews, called the episode a "turkey" and said that it was "a mediocre time-travel bore with barely enough plot for me to accuse of not making sense." He criticized the lack of explanation given to the Xindi's involvement in the Temporal Cold War, and said that the plot itself was akin to "swiss cheese" due to the number of plot holes. He gave the episode a score of one and a half out of four. Herc of Ain't It Cool News gave the episode 2.5 out of 5 and said fans would likely react to the episode "with a collective shrug" and expressed his disappointment that "nothing of consequence is changed, learned or advanced." In 2019, Higgy Pop noted this episode as one of the time travel stories of the Star Trek franchise. In 2021, The Digital Fix noted this for being "dark and gritty" and bringing some fun ideas to the episode. Home media release A home media release of "Carpenter Street" has been as part of the season three DVD box set, released in the United States on September 27, 2005. The Blu-ray release of Enterprise was announced in early 2013, and released on January 7, 2014. References External links Star Trek: Enterprise (season 3) episodes 2003 American television episodes Television episodes written by Rick Berman Television episodes written by Brannon Braga Star Trek time travel episodes Fiction set in 2004 Television episodes set in Detroit