Star Trek The Original Series S03-E09

Star Trek The Original Series - Season 03 Episode 09

Cette série raconte les aventures vécues, au XXIIIe siècle, par James T. Kirk, capitaine du vaisseau Enterprise NCC-1701 et son équipage. Leur mission quinquennale est d'explorer la galaxie afin d'y découvrir d'autres formes de vie et d'enrichir ainsi les connaissances humaines.

Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, Science-Fiction
Diffusé: Nov 15, 1968
Résumé: Stardate 5693.2: The Enterprise arrives at the last known position of the U.S.S. Defiant (NCC-1764), an area of uncharted space, to search for the missing starship. When the Defiant appears on the viewing screen enshrouded in a strange green glow, Spock is unable to scan the vessel on his sensors. Kirkmore...Stardate 5693.2: The Enterprise arrives at the last known position of the U.S.S. Defiant (NCC-1764), an area of uncharted space, to search for the missing starship. When the Defiant appears on the viewing screen enshrouded in a strange green glow, Spock is unable to scan the vessel on his sensors. Kirk beams over to the Defiant with a boarding party to investigate and finds the entire crew dead. What's more, the Defiant seems to be trapped in an interphase between two different universes. A power loss partially disables the Enterprise transporter, but the landing party manages to beam back to the Enterprise except Kirk who suddenly disappears along with the Defiant. Spock calculates that the next time to interphase will be approximately two hours, and that the captain can be rescued at that time. As the Enterprise begins to experience the same problems that doomed the Defiant: power loss, weakness and insanity among the crew, an alien vessel appears and demands that they leave Tholian

Note: 7
Producteur: , Ralph Senensky, Herb Wallerstein,
Ecrivain: , Judy Burns, Chet Richards,
Invités: , Barbara Babcock, Sean Morgan, Lou Elias, Jay D. Jones,

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