
Show Notes
Star Trek - Lost Frontier, Episode 3: Prisoner
The Enterprise responds to distress signal and is surprised to discover it may have Romulan origins. Meanwhile an away team is sent to find a prisoner being held by the faction of the One True Federation.
Download (37:30, 34.5 MB, released 2007.09.01)
Written by Mark Kalita and Eric Busby.
Featured in the cast were:
Mark Bruzee as Rupert Trask Laura Post as Kate Niles David Ault as Andrew Winfred Elie Hirschman as Zog Ben Harmer as Liem Kincaid Lucien Dodge as Sid Kirk, Tungsten and the Mutant Jeanine Yamanaka as T'Loc Craig Cooksey as Canyon Jim Barbour as the Bartender James Leeper as The Thug Mark Kalita as Mister Jezek
Direction and post production by Eric Busby
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