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Daily Star Trek Quiz: "And the Children Shall Lead"
In which Kirk believes the children are our future!
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Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before.
Journey to the stars each weekday with a chronological quiz testing your knowledge of each episode in order. Let's see how long we can all keep the streak going!
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This quiz is about Season 3, Episode 4: "And the Children Shall Lead." See which details you recall, and which you might need a little refresher on. Good luck, have fun, and be sure to share your score (cumulative or otherwise) in the comment section below!
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The Enterprise responds to a distress signal on the planet...
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The landing crew meets Professor Starnes, who promptly...
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A group of children surround Kirk and sing...
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The crew finds a tricorder and replays a message that mentions...
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The children chant to summon Gorgan, who the refer to as a __________.
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The children have powers that trick Uhura, making her see herself as...
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Kirk's greatest fear is revealed to be _________.
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Which of these officers threatens to shoot Kirk?
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What are Gorgan's last words?
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Who says... "Captain, so long as the children are present, there is danger."?
Daily Star Trek Quiz: "And the Children Shall Lead"
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9 of 10 tonight
10 for 10 on a big roll everyone 10 for 10 2 in a row on Star Trek tos
9/10
10/10. Oh how children can be mislead, the continued dark side of the human experience. cwWilson. 2024.
Let’s hope there are some better angels in our midst to guide them. cwWilson. 2024.
Dudes you don’t understand what was going on in the 60’s I lived in it, there was a great change happening, and this episode brought it to light, that a change was coming, and the young people were the threat to lead it. But the establishment was afraid bratified them and curtailed it. Gene Roddenberry had a great insight into the future. He hoped the new generation would lead it.
9/10 I couldn't remember who was going to shoot Kirk.
One of the children in this episode, Steve, was played by (Melvin) Caesar Belli. He was the son of Melvin Belli (the Gorgon).
One of the children in this episode, Steve, was played by (Melvin) Caesar Belli. He was the son of Melvin Belli (the Gorgon).
9 for 10 on a cruddy episode lol
8/10
9/10. Certainly not one of my favorite episodes. 😜
Mine either.
Nor mine.
8/10 🥳 Great score for me considering I have never watched the show.
Great score!☺️
Thank you Jacki!
Wow, look at you! 👍👍
I know. I was quite impressed with myself. 🤭
Fascinating and most unusual. Good job.
10/10 563/590. Between this episode and "Miri", if there ever were a group of brats that I wanted to spank.......
I once read that the writer for this episode told people that it was going to be the one that would make up for the failure he considered "Miri" to be.
That should have been their first warning.
That should have been their first warning.
8/10
Fern from Charlotte’s Web was in this
Fern from Charlotte’s Web was in this
9/10
Yes, Melvin Belli played the 'angel' and still my choice for worst episode of Star Trek!
7/10
Never liked this one.
Never liked this one.
9/10
I work with Children, but those kids............no way.
Trivia- The "Angel" was played by the famous lawyer Melvin Belli.
I work with Children, but those kids............no way.
Trivia- The "Angel" was played by the famous lawyer Melvin Belli.
Perry Mason was more famous.
Yes, I'll take fictional Perry Mason over Belli any day of the week.
True. Melvin Belli is known as the “Father of Demonstrative Evidence." His extensive use of visual aids significantly influenced how lawyers present cases in court.
8/10…what an annoying bunch of kids
I wanted to spank them ! Can't stand brats !
That's for sure.
9/10, bad episode.
7/10. Too creepy for me, at least when I was a kid.
9/10. Couldn't remember who threatened to shoot Kirk.
That's the one I got wrong, too.