Robert April

Yep.

And then retcon Captain Robert April.

And this was the captain before.

Robert April in the animated series was white.

And then in this show, he was always black.

They

With only a handful of people working at the plant that night, police scrutiny turned toward those on duty.

One name soon stood out, Robert April, a coworker who had been present when Curtis disappeared.

In two thousand eight, April allegedly told someone that he was responsible for the missing person from Seabrook, and then later even allegedly boasted that he had buried the body.

This was, of course, an obvious reference to Curtis, if this hearsay is to be believed.

And so from this point on, we're going to talk about those issues.

I hope Joe Morton, the guest star and the, the Admiral, or as I love when the kids, Admiral, the bat, the dad, Merle and Robert April's, the dad, Merle, Joe Morton is the bad Merle.

And if certainly we've had our, our share of Admirals that are bad in Star Trek, I hope he comes back because the way they left his story is, bugs me and some of the other story choices bug me that if this is the only time we're going to deal with this uh i'm a little disappointed in some of their story choices but overall i would give it three out of four but that but what's keeping it out of four are my little problems and we'll get into it scott what you think of the episode

um well first i'm going to address your problems No, with this particular episode, I think that they left it the way they did because they are bringing him back.

And so it's just a general, overall, broad setting for the character since he was one of the captains of the Enterprise before James T. Kirk.

By the way, Captain Robert April was the first

captain of the USS Enterprise.

Really?

Trek, the animated series.

Oh, okay.

The only time we ever got reference of Captain Robert April was in the animated series.

What happened to him? Trying to remember.