Show Notes
Star Trek - Lost Frontier, Episode 2: And a Star to Steer Her By ...
The safety of the Yorktown is at risk as the Assassin Guild's ship closes in. Captain Trask must take a deadly gamble if he is to save them. But will it cost his new crew their lives?
Download (26:49, 24.7 MB, released 2007.08.01)
Written by 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 Linda Townsend as Henlaur And Captain John Tadrzak as Guildmaster K'Rok
Credits read by Seth Adam Sher
This episode was written and directed by Eric Busby Post production work by Eric Busby
This has been a Darker Projects production
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