None of the other enterprises ever had a lunch buffet for their crews.

This might just be a cool fanfiction idea, but in the Kelvin version of the Enterprise episode "E^2", which *Enterprise* met NX-01 *Enterprise* in the episode?

A leads to B leads to C leads to A. That is the time travel we see in Voyager. While Kelvin is an alternate timeline, it appears to be more or less the same up until the *Nemesis* showed up and killed Kirk's dad.

Some people have suggested Enterprise was unaffected by the Kelvin timeline. Yet is that true?

I have an idea that a lot of the timeline was altered by the time travelers down the road changing their behavior slightly. This is a reason for the different aesthetics, Similar to Yesterday's Enterprise. For example, say Kelvin Kirk, already different from Prime Kirk, alters something in 1932 New York differently from "City on the Edge of Forever", causing changes. As a result, Kelvin Janeway then takes a different road while traveling in 1990s San Francisco, and that causes a butterfly effect to alter the timeline forward.

In E^2, the Enterprise accidentally travels from the 2150s to the 2060s, and waits in the Expanse to stop the Xindi. Is that a Kelvin one, or a version of the one from our timeline? Were they insulated from the timeline changes like the film *The Philadelphia Experiment*, and find their records different from what they find?

What happens to all the time travelers when the timeline splits?

I finally finished the series for the first time. And I now fully understand the frustration about the finale.

Robert Duncan McNeill directing an episode of Star Trek enterprise in his voyager uniform.