Star Trek: Enterprise: Season 2, Episode 19 Judgment
(9 Apr. 2003)
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Star Trek: Enterprise: Season 2, Episode 19 Judgment
(9 Apr. 2003)
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| Scott Bakula | ... | ||
| John Billingsley | ... | ||
| Jolene Blalock | ... | ||
| Dominic Keating | ... | ||
| Anthony Montgomery | ... | ||
| Linda Park | ... | ||
| Connor Trinneer | ... | ||
| J.G. Hertzler | ... |
Advocate Kolos
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John Vickery | ... |
Prosecutor Orak
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| Granville Van Dusen | ... |
Klingon Magistrate
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| Daniel Riordan | ... | ||
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Victor Talmadge | ... |
Asahf
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Helen Cates | ... |
Klingon First Officer
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D.J. Lockhart-Johnson | ... |
Klingon Cell Guard
(as D.J. Lockhart)
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Danny Kolker | ... | |
Captain Archer has been captured by Klingons. He's accused of conspiring against the Klingon Empire. He's been promised a trial however and an advocate has been assigned to him, Kolos. During the trial it becomes clear Enterprise had responded to a distress call and rescued 27 people, who were considered traitors by the Klingons and to be picked up by the Klingon captain Duras, now weapons officer. Archer gets the feeling the whole trial is a farce, especially since his advocate tells the magistrate there's no defense. Archer tries to convince Kolos he must do better, while Starfleet, the Vulcan High Command and Enterprise think of other ways to get him released. Written by Arnoud Tiele (imdb@tiele.nl)
Archer is being judge by the Klingon court accused of conspiracy against their empire because he had responded a distress signal and helped the survivors of a Klingon colony. Archer convinces his lawyer to really help in his defense and stop the farce of his trial.
"Judgement' is an episode with a terrible beginning, since it is never disclosed how Archer was captured by the Klingons, and an awful conclusion, with Archer escaping from the mine of the penal colony. This is maybe one of the weakest episodes of the Second Season. My vote is six.
Title (Brazil): "Julgamento" ("Judgement")