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Alien Races: 1
Unnamed inhabitant of planet Triacus. Kirk refers to him as "Gorgan."
Red-shirt deaths: 2
Fight scenes: 2
KOs: 1
TKOs: 3
Fight Stopped: 0
Alien Foods: 0
Earth Foods: 1
multiple flavors of ice cream. (Note: Kirk asks for a small portion.)
Spock says:
"Logical": 0
"Illogical": 0
Spock Raises Eyebrow: 4
Phasers fired: 0
Beam Outs: 2
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Title: And the Children Shall Lead
Production: 60
Original Airdate: October 11, 1968
Stardate: 5027.3
Synopsis:
Five families assigned to a lonely science colony are found brutally murdered on Triacus, survived
only by increasingly paranoid log records and their children -- left unhurt and oddly
unaffected. While being ferried to new homes, the unusually well-tempered youths turn out be in
contact with the last Triacus native alive, the malevolent Gorgan, who pretends to be their friend
in order to use them as his stooges and take over the starship for his own ends. Gorgan had been
the killer of their parents, but Kirk has to find a way to break the fear-driven hallucinations
gripping his crew before they suffer the same fate.
Guest Cast:
Melvin Belii as Gorgan
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Craig Hundley, the actor portraying Tommy Starnes, played what character in which episode from
the first season?
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Spock: Without followers, evil cannot spread.
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1968: George C. Wallace, successful in his home state of Alabama with his "Segregation now, segregation
tomorrow, segregation forever" agenda, campaigns across America for the presidency.
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Peter Kirk, the captain's nephew, in "Operation: Annihilate!"
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