Piracy of the Noble

From Hidden Frontier

Star Trek: Hidden Frontier episode
"Piracy of the Noble"
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Episode no. 4.02
Season Season 4
Release Date 2003
Writer(s) James DeRuvo,
R. Scott Bolton
and Rob Caves
Story Elements by James DeRuvo
and R. Scott Bolton
Director James DeRuvo
and Dave Mason
Year 2380
Stardate 57236.1
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Contents

Episode Summary

Synopsis

While enroute to diplomatic negotiations on DS9, Admiral Nechayev and her away team of Excelsior personnel are kidnapped by pirates commanded by rogue Starfleet officer, onboard a stolen Federation starship. Meanwhile, Captain Shelby takes the Excelsior to assist the Cardassians in identifying where the pirates work out of, as tensions with the Son'a increase.

Background Information

Memorable Quotes

  • Zen: (regarding Captain Roberts) "So do we arrest him, or assist him?"
  • Zen: "Damage to shield no. 1! With the energy drain from the cloaking device, I doubt it will survive another hit."
Roberts: "Thanks for your optimism, Ensign."

Production Notes

  • This is the first appearence of John Whiting's perfected Cardassian make-up, reducing (and in some cases, eliminating) the need for the full-face masks previously used. This allowed John Nelson to more fully portray the role of Gul Malek. Previously, he was only the voice, in the episode Modus Operandi, while Jonathan Foertsch embodied the character via a mask.

Cast

Regular Cast

Actor Role
David W. Dial Commodore Ian Quincy Knapp
Risha Denney Captain Elizabeth Shelby
Larry LaVerne Commander Tolian Naros
John Whiting Doctor Henglaar
Joanne Busch Lieutenant Commander Robin Lefler
Wayne Webb Lieutenant Matt McCabe
Barbara Clifford Counselor Myra Elbrey
Arthur Bosserman Ensign Ro Nevin
J.T. Tepnapa Lieutenant, j.g. Corey Aster
Tyler Bosserman Ensign Andrew Barrett

Guest Stars

Actor Role
Dave Bundtzen Captain Nicholas Roberts
Adam Browne Ensign Jorian Zen
ReneƩ Huberstock Admiral Alynna Nechayev
Wendy Gough Marshall
Carolyn Branson Stringwell
John Nelson Gul Malek
Perry Garrett Simpson

References