Phlox (pronounced /?fl?ks/) is a fictional character in the television series Star Trek: Enterprise, played by John Billingsley. Phlox is the chief medical officer aboard the starship Enterprise. Phlox is a Denobulan, and was on Earth as part of the Interspecies Medical Exchange when called to serve aboard the Enterprise. As part of the Exchange, he corresponds regularly with his human counterpart on Denobula, Dr. Lucas (After the Xindi attack...
Phlox talking to Crewman Cutler about how the two species on the alien planet...
Phlox continuing to write his letter to his human colleague about the Menk.
Phlox pointing out in his letter that humans seem to think that Menk are bein...
Phlox explaining to Captain Archer what the alien illness is being caused by.
Phlox continuing to write his letter to his colleague about how the alien epi...
Hoshi getting on Phlox's case for not speaking Denobulan to her after he's be...
Hoshi asking about Phlox and Crewman Cutler and how they've been spending a l...
Phlox talking with Hoshi in Denobulan when she mistakes the word fruit for no...
Phlox continuing to write his letter to his colleague about how he is now res...
Phlox continuing to write his letter and being told to take care of 2 alien l...
Phlox continuing to write his letter to his colleague after he is kissed on t...
Phlox continuing to write his letter to his colleague about the humans on Ent...
Phlox talking about movies to a crewman.
Phlox talking about how Captain Archer treats his pet in his letter to his co...
Phlox examining Archer's dog who is feeling off cause Archer's been feeding h...
Dr.Phlox writing to his college who is having a difficult week because it is ...
Hoshi telling Phlox that he gets a lot of letters and she thinks that it's a ...
Phlox talking to a bird like creature as he feeds it.
Hoshi getting desperate about finding Malcolm's favorite food and asking Dr.P...
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