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Alien Races: 2
The Kohms and the Yangs
Red-shirt deaths: 1
Fight scenes: 4
KOs: 2
TKOs: 1
Fight Stopped: 1
Alien Foods: 1
A plate of presumably Kohm dim sum
Spock says:
"Logical": 1
"Illogical": 1
"Fascinating": 1
Vulcan Neck Pinch: 2
Phasers fired: 3
"Phasers on Stun!": 1
Ear Jokes: 1
Prime Directive Broken?: yes
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Title: The Omega Glory
Production: 54
Original Airdate: March 1, 1968
Stardate: Unknown
Synopsis:
Captain Ron Tracey is a man possessed after he survives a killer virus
carried back to his ship, the U.S.S. Exeter,from the
surface of Omega IV. Figuring the secret to his survival was akin to
the long lifespans of the planet's urban Kohms, Tracey began mowing
down the aboriginal and more populous Yangs attacking them in order to
protect the "fountain of youth" for others. When the
Enterprise crew, sent to find the missing Exeter, realizes it
too is trapped on the surface, Spock and McCoy join the hunt for a cure
while Kirk bucks Tracey's demand for more troops and arms, vowing to
bring him to justice for his acts. But even Kirk is not prepared for
what unfolds after the Yangs finally overrun the village and take them
all prisoner.
Guest Cast:
Morgan Woodward as Capt. Ronald Tracey
Roy Jensen as Cloud William
Irene Kelley as Sirah
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Which scenes are accompanied by the only original music compositions in the episode?
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McCoy: Spock, I found that evil usually triumphs. Unless good is very, very careful.
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1968:
Mao Tse-Tung's "Quotations" better known as The Red Book is the biggest selling book in the world.
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Those in which the American flag appears.
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