Comments on: “Court Martial” Remastered Review + Video & Screenshots

By: Billy Bobby

Billy Bobby — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 20:30:22 +0000

OMG! The people in the tall building are giants!

By: joe

joe — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 00:39:39 +0000

They could have a miranda class ship leave orbit as enterprise came in or the opposite. There was so much they could have done.

By: Commodore Wesley

Commodore Wesley — Sat, 17 May 2008 03:17:12 +0000

I’d forgotten about the ion pod picking up an electrical charge in James Blish’s novelization.
I always thought that the pod sat outside of the ship’s shields in order to take ion readings, thus creating a vulnerable spot on the ship in an ion storm. If things got too bad, the pod would have to be ejected so that the shields would cover that spot.
Which begs the questions: Why, then, can the ship take sensor readings of every other kind with the shields up? And, what’s so freaking important about ion readings to begin with?
Forget it! It’s just a show! Get a life, etc.!
IMHO, best remaster job to date!

By: Enc

Enc — Thu, 15 May 2008 07:49:52 +0000

#95 and #97
sorry but Archer 4 woiuld not be a planet named Archer (aftrer the capt of the NX-01 or not). Archer would be the name of the star for that system and the ‘4′ would refer to the planets order from it.
so this is the 4th planet in the Archer starsystem. just like Sol 3.

By: eagle219406

eagle219406 — Thu, 15 May 2008 01:27:50 +0000

#95 Doesn’t mean a damn thing. They had a reference to Archer 4 in the third season of TNG 11 years BEFORE Enterprise. Did you ever consider maybe it was a reference to Sagitarrius “The Archer”? If you wanna consider Enterprise canon then by all means throw in TAS where at least the writing was better and more believable.

Was there any proof whatsoever that Enterprise wasn’t canon. Can you back up that statement? Or are you just not considering it canon because you hated it. Guess what pal. That is no excuse. Nobody will accept that as a reason for it not being canon. And also they did say that Archer did have planets named after him. Maybe that planet was where they got the Idea for his name. And besides, I do believe that on the DVD of Nemesis itself, Through interviews and commentaries, that it was in fact made in reference to Jonathan Archer. Just wondering, what was not to like about enterprise. Why did you people think it sucked? I tell you this, I thought DS9 pretty much sucked, and the reason was, it didn’t have anybody on a ship exploring the galaxy. it was all in one place and pretty much secluded. That was what made it boring in my opinion. I mean there, I said I didn’t like it but at least I gave a reason.

By: Commodore Z

Commodore Z — Thu, 15 May 2008 00:34:41 +0000

I have a mild affection for TAS, but I wouldn’t call it better or more believable than Enterprise. There were a couple of good episodes, but for the most part it wasn’t all that great.

By: Disappointed Trekker

Disappointed Trekker — Wed, 14 May 2008 23:04:36 +0000

#67

Doesn’t mean a damn thing. They had a reference to Archer 4 in the third season of TNG 11 years BEFORE Enterprise. Did you ever consider maybe it was a reference to Sagitarrius “The Archer”? If you wanna consider Enterprise canon then by all means throw in TAS where at least the writing was better and more believable

By: Andy Patterson

Andy Patterson — Wed, 14 May 2008 20:16:12 +0000

Another bit of Trivia is ahat Areel Shaw evidently is the only female to wear a dress uniform in the series. At least that’s what I found on line.

I wonder what happened to Commodore Mendez

He was brought over to be Alexander Mundie’s boss on “It Takes a Thief” which I believe is the show that came to pass instead of Assignment: Earth. Would have been interesting to see them both on the air. Other good shows often prove to be healthy competition for each other.

By: Rich

Rich — Wed, 14 May 2008 18:15:26 +0000

Elisha COOK, Jr.
my misspell.
sorry!

By: Rich

Rich — Wed, 14 May 2008 18:08:05 +0000

According to Bob Justman, when they were shooting this episode, everyone involved assumed it would be a dud. Nobody was at all enthusiastic about it. Also, Elisha Cok, Jr. , the elderly actor who played Sam Cogley, just didn’t “get” the sci-fi themed “Star Trek” and thus was constantly forgetting lines, thus driving everyone up the wall.