Cast and Crew
Directed by
- James Goldstone
Writing credits
- Ed Spielman
Cast (in credits order) - verified from Earth Star Voyager credit list
- Duncan Regehr .... Jacob Dryden 'Jake' Brown (Former CDR, Vanguard Explorer)
- Brian McNamara .... Capt. Jonathan Hays (Commander, Earth*Star Voyager)
- Julia Montgomery .... Dr. Sally Arthur, M.D. (Space Medicine)
- Jason Michas .... Jessie 'Beanie' Bienstock (Computer Sciences)
- Tom Bresnahan .... Huxley Welles (Navigation)
- Margaret Langrick .... Luz Sansone (Communications)
- Sean O'Byrne .... Lt. Vance Arthur (First Officer, Vanguard Explorer)
- Peter Donat .... Adm. Beasley
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
- Dinah Gaston .... Lani Miyori (Communications)
- Andrew Kavadas .... Brody Arnold (Physical Fitness Technician)
- John "Bear" Curtis .... Whistlestick
- Stephen Dimopoulos .... The Crier
- Bruce Harwood .... Dr. Leland Eugene, M.D. (Psychiatrist)
- Henry Kingi .... Shell
- Nigel Harvey .... Security Leader
- Barry Kennedy .... Lt. Matthews
- Kevin McNulty .... CDR. Gardner
- Lynette Mettey .... Priscilla (Main Computer)
- Ric Reid .... Capt. Forbes
- Frank C. Turner .... Willy
- David Paul Hewitt White .... Guard
- Jennifer Michas .... Jeannie
- Stephen E. Miller .... Lt. Krieger
- Enid Saunders .... Elderly Woman
- Mike Stack .... Crewman #1
- Sandy Tucker .... Mrs. Bienstock
- Meredith Bain Woodward .... Mrs. Hays
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