From the Era of Captain Robert J. April
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Nifty.
But when did it become "Robert J. April"?
But when did it become "Robert J. April"?
Not to mention Jonathon Archer.
Well, in the initial format pitch, it was Robert M. April, and later versions had it as Robert T. April (I don't recall if his middle initial was mentioned in "The Counter-Clock Incident").
Of course, there is the tradition of giving cartoon characters a middle initial of J.
Bullwinkle J. Moose.
Rocket J. Squirrel
Homer J. Simpson
Bartholomew J. Simpson
Of course, there is the tradition of giving cartoon characters a middle initial of J.
Bullwinkle J. Moose.
Rocket J. Squirrel
Homer J. Simpson
Bartholomew J. Simpson
Don't forget John J. Sheridan, and Joseph Adama.
Let's not forget one of Star Trek's most celebrated commanders, J.J. Adams. 
No, Adams, of United Space Cruiser C-57D.
See, he even has that stray forelock that marks a true starship commander.
See, he even has that stray forelock that marks a true starship commander.
Of course, wasn't Joseph Adama a lawyer and his son William the commander?
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