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Captain Kirk, First Officer Spock and Chief Medical Officer Dr. McCoy transport to the surface of an Earth-like planet, from which they are to deflect an approaching asteroid. They discover an obelisk with strange markings, and observe a settlement whose inhabitants, according to Spock, are descended from Native … 展开
"The Paradise Syndrome" is the third episode of the third season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek. Written by Margaret Armen and directed by 展开
Paramount Television daily production reports record that this episode was filmed on Paramount’s Gower stages on June 11, 17 and 18, 1968, and at the Upper Franklin … 展开
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The obelisk in this episode, constructed at Franklin Lake in the Franklin Canyon Reservoir above Beverly Hills, was erected in the same spot where Opie Taylor throws a rock into the lake during the opening credits of The Andy Griffith …
The Paradise Syndrome (episode) | Memory Alpha | Fandom
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Kirk, Spock, and McCoy beam down into an idyllic location next to a lake on the planet Amerind, reminiscent of the American Pacific Coast. Kirk remarks on the "duplication" of the planet's evolution as compared to Earth, while McCoy notes the beauty of the flora. They come upon an … - Act One
Spock and McCoy attempt to scan the interior of the obelisk but have no success. They are unable to discover how to open the trap door. McCoy berates Spock for suggesting abandoning the search for the time being. Spock explains the danger of delay in reaching the deflection poin…
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Preservers' obelisk | Memory Alpha | Fandom
A Preservers' obelisk was a marker left by a super-race known as the Preservers. Obelisks existed on Amerind and one of the moons of Andoria. (DIS: "Context Is for Kings"; TOS: "The Paradise Syndrome") The external structure consisted …
"The Paradise Syndrome" | Star Trek: TOS | Jammer's Reviews
Each Star Trek incarnation has its own take on the concept of the captian coming to terms with a simplier life away from everything that used to matter to them and TOS did a remarkable job …
The Paradise Syndrome (Episode) - Trekipedia
Near their village is a huge obelisk, covered in unknown writing. As Kirk explores the structure, he falls through a trap door and is exposed to a strange ray that renders him unconscious. Spock and McCoy fail to find him, and are forced to …
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"Star Trek" The Paradise Syndrome (TV Episode 1968)
Kirk now exits the obelisk, gets spotted by a couple of females from the tribe and is assumed to be a visiting godling (the uniform must've given it away). Some tribe members are skeptical, but on a 1 in 10,000 chance (a certainty here), he …
Star Trek S3 E3 "The Paradise Syndrome" Recap - TV …
When Kirk leaves the obelisk, he meets tribal priestess Miramanee and her handmaiden, who are convinced that he's here to fulfill The Prophecy. After doing some CPR on a half drowned boy, Kirk is made "medicine chief".
The Trek Nation - The Paradise Syndrome - TrekToday
2006年8月18日 · Plot Summary: When Kirk beams down to an idyllic planet being threatened by an asteroid on a collision course, he inadvertently triggers an alien obelisk that erases much of …
June 11th to 18th - These are the voyages: tos
This week, 48 years ago, the Star Trek cast and crew were on location at Franklyn Reservoir in Los Angeles filming “The Paradise Syndrome.” Regarding the obelisk, Production Designer Matt Jefferies outdid himself once again.
