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Revision as of 10:42, 5 August 2021
| Series | Star Trek |
| Season | 1 |
| Episode | 26 |
| Production Number | 27 |
| Release Date | 23 Mar 1967 |
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Stardate 3198.4: Kirk and Spock battle Klingons to free Organia.
As hostilities between the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire reach their peak, the Enterprise is dispatched to the strategically located planet Organia. The Organian Council of Elders, five smiling, elderly men, seem strangely unconcerned about the prospect of war centering about their planet. Klingon Commander Kor leads an occupation force in an invasion of Organia. Kirk and Spock go undercover, disguised as two traders, but are betrayed by the council and condemned to death. The Organians rescue them very easily. As the moment of all-out war approaches, the Organians reveal themselves as omnipotent beings of pure energy. Using their mental abilities, they neutralize all weapons. Kirk realizes with horror that part of him had been anticipating the hostilities; he is also relieved to know that from now on the Organians will be watching to see that things do not get out of hand.
Organia
Kor
Ayelborne
Writer
Gene L. Coon
Director
John Newland
Cast
Abbott, Jon; Brocco, Peter; Colicos, John; Doohan, James; Kelley, DeForest;Nichols, Nichelle; Nimoy, Leonard; Shatner, William; Takei, George
