Dressed in a manner befitting a stylish Cosa Nostra funeral director, Mr. Philbin sits on the bridge of the starship Free Enterprise, firing questions at chatty contestants and signing their souvenir checks.
They're part of a pattern: of enterprises under fire, hunched against outside attack, anxious to secure their reputation, reluctant to give their enemies any succour.
As The New York World editorialized, "To claim that the indolent, servile negro is the equal in courage, enterprise and fire of the foremost race in all the world is a libel upon the name of an American citizen.
On later test flights, Enterprise will fire its rocket engine.
Though Q goads Picard into punishing the Bandi, Picard refuses, instead ordering the Enterprise to fire a vivifying energy beam onto Farpoint after the station is evacuated.
The fact that a journalist for a large digital news enterprise was fired for what is a classic television error is a reminder of how much things have changed.
More interesting for the business crowd is the native enterprise support in Fire OS, offering hardware encryption, VPN-based browsing, and enterprise email support.
In 1996, a New York State Supreme Court justice ordered her to pay $1.5 million to the chief financial officer of the Helmsley enterprises, who was fired by Mrs. Helmsley while she was in prison.
Once within musket range, Enterprise marines opened fire on the Tripoli, foiling its boarding attempt, and forced Tripoli to try to break away once more.
Determining that Enterprise did not fire the torpedoes but that the assassins are still aboard, the crew begins looking for them.
Later that night, Enterprise appears to fire on the Klingon ship with a pair of photon torpedoes, disabling the artificial gravity aboard the Klingon vessel.
