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'''[[Stardate]] [[2269#SD5943|5943.7]]: Kirk, Spock and McCoy enter a time portal and get stuck in the past on a planet about to be consumed by a nova.''' | '''[[Stardate]] [[2269#SD5943|5943.7]]: Kirk, Spock and McCoy enter a time portal and get stuck in the past on a planet about to be consumed by a nova.''' | ||
Revision as of 07:27, 30 June 2023
| Series | Star Trek |
| Season | 3 |
| Episode | 23 |
| Production Number | 78 |
| Release Date | 27 Oct 1969 |
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Stardate 5943.7: Kirk, Spock and McCoy enter a time portal and get stuck in the past on a planet about to be consumed by a nova.
Beaming down to the planet Sarpeidon, which is about to be engulfed in the explosion of its sun, Kirk, Spock, and McCoy discover a huge library. The librarian, Mr. Atoz, has supervised the transfer of his race into the planet's past by the use of a machine called an atavachron. At Atoz's invitation, Kirk and Spock begin to examine various historical eras using the machine. When the captain hears a woman's scream, he leaps to her aid through the atavachron's portal, only to find himself in Sarpeidon's medieval past, where he is soon charged with witchcraft and imprisoned.
Spock and McCoy, attempting to follow, unintentionally enter Sarpeidon's ice age, where they meet a woman named Zarabeth. Spock soon discovers his emotional control is slipping, and he finds himself falling for Zarabeth while he begins to revert to the ways of his Vulcan ancestors. Zarabeth, also from the future, says that they cannot return to their original time without dying, assuming that they were prepared like she was. When they reveal that their time travel was accidental, she reveals that not only can they return, they must, or they will die.
In the medieval period, Kirk escapes and, with the aid of yet another time traveler, returns to the library. After Mr. Atoz and several of his duplicates fail to return Kirk to the past, they begin to search for Spock and McCoy, who have returned to the place where they arrived. Guided by Kirk's voice, they return to their proper time, and Zarabeth remains behind, unable to make the journey. Mr. Atoz then leaps through the atavachron to a time of his own choosing, and the Enterprise leaves the system before the sun goes supernova.
Image Gallery
Sarpeidon
Surface of Sarpeidon
library
Zarabeth's cave
Sarpeidon's Ice Age
Sarpeidon's Middle Ages
Mr. Atoz
Constable
First fop
Jailor
Prosecutor
Second fop
Sarpeidan Woman
Zarabeth
atavachron
atavachron disk
atavachron portal
nova
Related Data
Credits
Created by
Gene Roddenberry
Starring
William Shatner
Also Starring
Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock
and
DeForest Kelley as Dr. McCoy
Written by
Jean Lisette Aroeste
Directed by
Marvin Chomsky
Produced by
Fred Freiberger
Executive Producer
Gene Roddenberry
Associate Producers
Edward K. Milkis
Gregg Peters
Guest Star
Mariette Hartley as Zarabeth
Co-Starring
Ian Wolfe as Mr. Atoz
Kermit Murdock as The Prosecutor
Ed Bakey as The First Fop
James Doohan … Scott
Anna Karen … Woman
Al Cavens … Second Fop
Stan Barrett … The Jailor
and
Johnny Haymer … The Constable
Story Consultant
Arthur H. Singer
Theme Music by
Alexander Courage
Additional Music by
George Duning
Art Director
Walter M. Jefferies
Director of Photography
Al Francis
Film Editors … Fabien Tordjmann, Grant Hoag
Assistant Director … Claude Binyon Jr.
Set Decorator … John M. Dwyer
Costumes Created by … William Ware Theiss
Photographic Effects … Cinema Research Corp.
Sound Effects Editor … Douglas H. Grindstaff
Music Editor … Richard Lapham
Re-Recording Mixer … Gordon L. Day, C.A.S.
Production Mixer … Carl W. Daniels
Script Supervisor … George A. Rutter
Sound … Glen Glenn Sound Co.
Casting … William J. Kenney
Makeup Artist … Fred B. Phillips, S.M.A.
Hair Stylist … Pat Westmore
Gaffer … George H. Merhoff
Head Grip … George Rader
Property Master … Irving A. Feinberg
Special Effects … Jim Rugg
A Paramount Production
In Association With
Norway Corporation
Executive Vice President in Charge of Production
Douglas S. Cramer
