Show Notes
Enterprise undergoes a refit in the wake of the events since her launch. A new Chief Medical Officer arrives aboard, with ties to Trask's past. When a distress call is received from a long lost ally, will Trask and his crew rise to the challenge and return the lost world to the fold?
Listen: Star Trek: Lost Frontier 16 - Caduceus
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Written by Chris Williams
Featured in the cast were
Mark Bruzee as Captain Rupert Trask Laura Post as Commander Kathryn Niles David Ault as Lt. Andrew Winfred Jeanine Yamanaka as T'Loc Ben Harmer as Lieutenant Liem Kinkaid Lucien Dodge as Ensign Kirk Peter Mele as Doctor Gerald Miller Bill Hollweg as Chief Engineer Pope Elie Hirschman as Zog Derek M Koch as Knight Allan Menefee as Nurse Cato Fiona Conn as Nurse Hanson Bruce Busby as Admiral Busby Paul Lavelle as the Andorian Doctor Scott C Wentworh as General Kael M Sieiro Garcia as Captain Dawes Christine Green as Liaison Vesan Zach Holzman as Vindicator Tactical Gwendolyn Jensen Woodard as Major Ral Alexander Santoro as Commander Shran Deborah Adams as Vulcan Control MJ Cogburn as Angelina Jones Rich Penna as Vindicator Ensign
This episode was produced and directed by Chris Williams Post Production work By Chris Williams
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