First Flight.
Running Time: 2 hour 3 minutes
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Archer’s involvement in Starfleet’s NX project was key to his ultimate assignment as captain of the Enterprise—and to seeing his father’s work through to completion. Beyond the test flights themselves, the journey through the ups and downs of the project shaped the leader Archer became. In this episode of The Ready Room we’re joined by Matthew Rushing and Colin Higgins to discuss “First Flight” and how the competition with fellow Commander A.G. Robinson changed the way Archer approached life. We also talk about how the NX program influenced Archer’s view of Vulcans, how he met Trip, and how the origin of the Starfleet School of Fashion’s Admiral Uniform Modification Program can be traced back to this episode.
In news we look at the new trailers for “The Best of Both Worlds” and Enterprise Season One Blu-rays, the Shatoetry Valentine’s update, new KRE-O toys from Hasbro, and how Pine and Cumberbatch are trying to seduce you from Entertainment Weekly’s new Star Trek Into Darkness covers. Plus, we reveal the surprising identity of the character Cumberbatch is actually playing in the new film.
Hosts
Christopher Jones and Greg Harbin
Guests
Matthew Rushing and Colin Higgins
Show Notes
Trailer for “The Best of Both Worlds” Blu-ray Release
Trailer for Enterprise Season One Blu-ray Release
Shatoetry Valentine’s Day Update
New Star Trek Into Darkness KRE-O Toys from Hasbro
Entertainment Weekly’s Star Trek Into Darkness Covers
New Star Trek Into Darkness Images
Feature: First Flight
The Lost Pilot Episode?
Let Me Tell You a Story…
The A-Plot: Dark Matter Is Purple!
Proto-Kirk
Brofighting In the 602
Getting to Know Trip
Getting Closer to T’Pol
The NX Project
Final Thoughts
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