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Adapted from the episode ''[[The Trouble With Tribbles (Episode)|The Trouble With Tribbles]],'' written by [[David Gerrold]]. | Adapted from the episode ''[[The Trouble With Tribbles (Episode)|The Trouble With Tribbles]],'' written by [[David Gerrold]]. | ||
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| + | The [[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 (FASA)|''Enterprise'']] is diverted to [[Deep Space Station K-7 (FASA)|Deep Space Station K-7]] to protect an important shipment of [[quadrotriticale (FASA)|quadrotriticale]], a specialized grain; there, [[Star Fleet Captain (FASA)|Captain]] [[James T. Kirk (FASA)|Kirk]] finds his patience severely taxed by Federation Undersecretary of Agricultural Affairs [[Nilz Barris (FASA)|Nilz Barris]] and his assistant, [[Arne Darvin (FASA)|Arne Darvin]]. The arrival of a [[Klingon Empire (FASA)|Klingon]] ship, commanded by [[Klingon Captain (FASA)|Captain]] [[Koloth (FASA)|Koloth]], complicates matters further. Station Commander [[Lurry (FASA)|Lurry]] must grant the [[Klingons (FASA)|Klingons]] permission for rest and recreation on K-7 under the terms of the [[Organian Peace Treaty (FASA)|Organian Peace Treaty]], while protecting the grain. Kirk's most serious problem turns out to be space trader [[Cyrano Jones (FASA)|Cyrano Jones]], a dealer in rare commodities including "[[tribbles (FASA)|tribbles]]." Tribbles, living fluffballs that do nothing but coo, eat, and multiply, soon threaten to overwhelm both the ''Enterprise'' and the station. The tribbles find their way into the grain bin and devour the grain, and widespread tribble casualties reveal that the grain was poisoned. The Klingon-hating tribbles expose Darvin as a Klingon spy, and [[Montgomery Scott (FASA)|Scotty]] beams the ''Enterprise's'' crop of tribbles to the Klingon ship as a parting gift, "where they'll be no tribble at all." | ||
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Revision as of 10:08, 22 July 2023
| Series | Star Trek |
| Published by | Bantam Books |
| Previous | Mission to Horatius (TOSMTH) |
| Next | Star Trek 4 (Blish04) |
| Written by | James Blish |
| Released | Apr 1969 |
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A Mind-Reeling Journey! Eerie Excursions into Galaxies of Probability!
Based on the Exciting NBC-TV Series Created by Gene Roddenberry
An Extraordinary Journey into the Supernatural!
Seven chilling stories into the bizarre and unexpected with the crew of the Starship Enterprise. Travel to the unknown regions of outer space, to worlds where unearthly powers can control human beings and where unspeakable horror becomes normal. Unimaginable new galaxies of strange beings, bizarre customs, unknown dangers and awesome excitement. A world threatened by tribbles, small and furry with no eyes or faces—only a mouth. A killer planet where time and place change by telepathy. A monster robot that smashes planets and digests them. An alien being who comes to Earth to start World War III.
A Galactic Ticket to Infinite Adventure
Always Alert for Danger in the Solar Sphere, Searching for New Worlds and Bold Adventure!
Captain James Kirk—Assigned to the top position in Space Service—Starship Command—Kirk alone must make decisions in his contact with other worlds that can affect the future course of civilization throughout the Universe.
Lt. Uhura—Unbelievably beautiful, she is the most popular member of the Enterprise crew and also one of the most brilliant scan engineers around.
Science Officer Spock—Inheriting a precise, logical thinking pattern from his father, a native of the planet Vulcan, Mr. Spock maintains a dangerous Earth trait… an intense curiousity about things of alien origin.
With a crew of 400 skilled specialists, the mammoth space ship Enterprise blasts off for intergalactic intrigue in the unexplored realms of outer space.
The Trouble With Tribbles
Adapted from the episode The Trouble With Tribbles, written by David Gerrold.
Stardate 4523.3: The Enterprise is overrun by furry creatures while tangling with Klingons and bureaucrats.
The Enterprise is diverted to Deep Space Station K-7 to protect an important shipment of quadrotriticale, a specialized grain; there, Captain Kirk finds his patience severely taxed by Federation Undersecretary of Agricultural Affairs Nilz Barris and his assistant, Arne Darvin. The arrival of a Klingon ship, commanded by Captain Koloth, complicates matters further. Station Commander Lurry must grant the Klingons permission for rest and recreation on K-7 under the terms of the Organian Peace Treaty, while protecting the grain. Kirk's most serious problem turns out to be space trader Cyrano Jones, a dealer in rare commodities including "tribbles." Tribbles, living fluffballs that do nothing but coo, eat, and multiply, soon threaten to overwhelm both the Enterprise and the station. The tribbles find their way into the grain bin and devour the grain, and widespread tribble casualties reveal that the grain was poisoned. The Klingon-hating tribbles expose Darvin as a Klingon spy, and Scotty beams the Enterprise's crop of tribbles to the Klingon ship as a parting gift, "where they'll be no tribble at all."
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The Last Gunfight
Adapted from the episode Spectre of the Gun, written by NAME.
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The Doomsday Machine
Adapted from the episode The Doomsday Machine, written by NAME.
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Assignment: Earth
Adapted from the episode Assignment: Earth, written by NAME.
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Mirror, Mirror
Adapted from the episode Mirror, Mirror, written by NAME.
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Friday's Child
Adapted from the episode Friday's Child, written by NAME.
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Amok Time
Adapted from the episode Amok Time, written by NAME.
