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The ''[[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701|Enterprise]]'' discovers [[FGC-347601 III|a planet]] that looks amazingly like [[Earth]], where they find a ruined, deserted city. Its only inhabitants are "children," all centuries old, the product of life-prolongation experiments. After exposure to the results of that research, the adults of the planet died horrible deaths, acquiring skin blotches and going berserk. When the children's slowed metabolism finally allows them to reach puberty, they too will sicken and die.
 
The ''[[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701|Enterprise]]'' discovers [[FGC-347601 III|a planet]] that looks amazingly like [[Earth]], where they find a ruined, deserted city. Its only inhabitants are "children," all centuries old, the product of life-prolongation experiments. After exposure to the results of that research, the adults of the planet died horrible deaths, acquiring skin blotches and going berserk. When the children's slowed metabolism finally allows them to reach puberty, they too will sicken and die.
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Latest revision as of 07:13, 22 July 2023

Myriad Universes: "Miri"
Dagger of the Mind
"Miri" (TOS12)

"Miri" (TOS12)
Series Star Trek
Season 1
Episode 8
Production Number 12


Previous Dagger of the Mind (TOS11)
Next The Conscience of the King (TOS13)
Released 27 Oct 1966
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Stardate 2713.5: A strange group of children is discovered on an Earth-like planet.

The Enterprise discovers a planet that looks amazingly like Earth, where they find a ruined, deserted city. Its only inhabitants are "children," all centuries old, the product of life-prolongation experiments. After exposure to the results of that research, the adults of the planet died horrible deaths, acquiring skin blotches and going berserk. When the children's slowed metabolism finally allows them to reach puberty, they too will sicken and die.

Captain Kirk and the entire landing party — except Spock—are infected with the disease. Doctor McCoy must find an antidote before they go mad and die from the illness. The children, who call themselves the Onlies, mistrust all adults, who they call Grups. They harass the intruders, stealing their communicators and abducting Yeoman Rand. Kirk enlists the aid of one — Miri, who has a crush on the captain. She assists in recovering the kidnapped yeoman and the party's communicators. McCoy, having synthesized an experimental antidote, uses it on himself and proves its effectiveness, saving his shipmates and the planet's "youthful" inhabitants.

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Related Data

 
Astrometrics Beta Quadrant; Earth; FGC-347601 system; FGC-347601 III; Milky Way galaxy
Chronology Prime Timeline; 1960s; 2267; Stardate 2713.5-2717.3
Culture dollhouse; football; Grups; Onlies; Onlie language; piano; roller skates
Education doctor; doctorate; physician; school; teacher
Food
People blonde girl; boy creature; Farrell, John; Galloway; Jahn; Jahn's friend; Kirk, James T.; little boy; Louise; McCoy, Leonard; Miri; Rand, Janice; redheaded boy; Security Guard #2; Spock
Politics police; Space Central; Starfleet Ranks (Ensign, Lieutenant, Lieutenant Commander, Commander, Captain); Yeoman
Science & Technology bacteria; beaker; biocomputer; blood; books; bunsen burner; club; communications; communicator; computer; deflector dish; distress signal; fever; flask; glass; hammer; hospital; hypospray; impulse drive; laboratory; Life Prolongation Project; light year; microscope; microtapes; mutation; nacelle; nitrogen; nucleic acids; orbit; oxygen; pencil; pencil sharpener; phasers (Type 1, Type 2); pills; plague; pollution; puberty; radiation; radio; rock; seizure; smoking; SOS; test tube; time (hour, day, week, month); transporter; tricorder; typewriter; vaccines; viewscreen; viruses; warp drive; warp nacelle; webs; zoo
Ships & Vehicles automobiles; bicycle; Constitution class; U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701; tricycle; wagon
Xenology bacteria; Humans; hybrids; mice; viruses; Vulcans
Miscellaneous Starfleet delta; Starfleet Uniforms (2266)

Credits

Starring
William Shatner

Also Starring
Leonard Nimoy

Directed by
Vincent McEveety

Written by
Adrian Spies

Produced by
Gene L. Coon

Executive Producer
Gene Roddenberry

Created by
Gene Roddenberry

Associate Producers
Robert H. Justman, John D.F. Black

Director of Photography
Jerry Finnerman

Art Directors
Rolland M. Brooks, Walter M. Jefferies

Music Composed and Conducted by
Alexander Courage

Guest Star
Kim Darby, Michael J. Pollard

Featuring
DeForest Kelley as Dr. McCoy
Grace Lee Whitney as Yeoman Rand

Keith Taylor … as Jahn's friend
Ed McReady … as boy creature
Kellie Flanagan … as Blonde girl
Steven McEveety … as Redheaded boy
David Ross … as Security Guard #1
Jim Goodwin … as Farrell
John Megna … as Little boy

Film Editor
Fabien Tordjmann

Assistant to the Producer
Edward K. Milkis

Assistant Director
Michael S. Glick

Set Decorator
Marvin March

Costumes Created by
William Theiss

Post Production Executive
Bill Heath

Music Editor
Robert H. Raff

Sound Editor
Joseph G. Sorokin

Sound Mixer
Jack F. Lilly

Photographic Effects
Cinema Research Corp.

Script Supervisor
George A. Rutter

Music Consultant
Wilbur Hatch

Music Coordinator'
Julian Davidson

Special Effects
Jim Rugg

Property Master
Irving A. Feinberg

Gaffer
George H. Merhoff

Head Grip
George Rader

Production Supervisor
Bernard A. Widin

Makeup Artist
Fred B. Phillips, S.M.A.

Hair Styles by
Virginia Darcy, C.H.S.

Wardrobe Mistress
Margaret Makau

Casting
Joseph D'Agosta

Sound
Glen Glenn Sound Co.

A Desilu Production

In Association with
Norway Corporation

Executive in Charge of Production
Herbert F. Solow

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