The Junior Officer in Star Trek III: Inappropriate Behavior?

[Mr. Laser Beam]

^ Mr. Adventure wasn't freaking out or "shatting". He was just doing his duty when he correctly pointed out that nobody in Kirk's group had any ID or orders. That is why Uhura locked him in the closet - so he couldn't call for help or stop her in any way.

And also she did it so Starfleet would not suspect him of any wrongdoing.

 

[LMFAOschwarz]

At least the fellow asking Kirk about a reception seemed to have a little character. I often felt the few junior officers we saw in the original Star Trek films with speaking parts seemed to deliver very flat, lifeless performances.

 

[HIjol]

Holy Mother of Crap!...towards the end of page 1 in this thread, I thought we were going for "....The Award for Quickest and most Derailed Thread..."...but there is a lot there to digest and i thank you all...now I have to go back and read it all again and consider...but I do agree that "Mr. Adventure was more "insubordinate"' and that Barney was way cooler in MI: TOS...anybody remember him in the switched baby episode of The Dick Van
Dyke Show?...