Daily Star Trek Quiz: ''Assignment: Earth''

In which the Enterprise intercepts a very interesting passenger!

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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.

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This quiz is about Season 2, Episode 26: "Assignment: Earth." 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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  1. The Enterprise uses the light-speed breakaway factor to travel back in time to...
  2. A man appears on the transporter pad holding a black...
  3. The man identifies himself as _______ Seven.
  4. Seven is able to evade a...
  5. Seven is able to escape from the brig using a...
  6. He uses his vocal pattern to identify himself to a computer as...
  7. Which of these locations plays a crucial role in this episode?
  8. The computer is called...
  9. Who says... "Humans of the twentieth century do not go beaming around the galaxy, Mister Seven."?
  10. This story was originally conceived as a...

Daily Star Trek Quiz: ''Assignment: Earth''

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60 Comments

15inchBlackandWhite 1 month ago
Wayyyyyyy back when I was taking mainframe programming classes at college my system logon was "GarySeven"
You're lucky you didn't use "Isis" instead; the CIA would be all over you.
texasparrow55 1 month ago
4/10. I’m not a “Trekkie” but I thought I’d try my luck. I’ve watched a couple of episodes. I recall episode where there were a lot of furry creatures that multiplied. Bawaaaa :-0
jiccy2022 1 month ago
10 of 10 tonight, I wish Gary 7 had spun off as its own series
rvoyttbots jiccy2022 1 month ago
I doubt it would have made it past January on the schedule
Peter_Falk_Fan 1 month ago
8/10 The only time I've held a black cat was when I lit the fuse.
Endora 1 month ago
Highly illogical. 1/10. I should get Vulcan nerve pinched for that.
Poolboy13 1 month ago
8/10 thought it was a pilot. Would love to know what happened with that.
RS1515 1 month ago
8 out of 10. I remembered that episode pretty well, but not that well. Supervisor 194 and McKinley base stumped me.
JERRY6 1 month ago
threat neutralized 10 of 10 i get my ohaser back
frenchman71 1 month ago
8/10. Don't remember, on question #5, the device being called a servo.And there was still a lot that Gary Seven did not tell the Enterprise crew of his origin and how he could transport thru space. And being unaffected by Spock's neck pinch.
I believe it is in the climactic scene in Seven's office, when Roberta Lincoln has the device and points it at Kirk. Seven snatches it from her hands saying something like "Careful! Servo's set to kill.." before he hands it over to Kirk as a gesture of good faith.
Okay. I remember that now.
McGillahooala 1 month ago
Great guest actor playing Seven but I would say this is the worst episode of the series.
Blcakandwhitetvfan 1 month ago
1/10 LOL but I have never seen it so not surprised
edcrumpacker 1 month ago
8/10
"Highly Illogical"
Love this episode and the storyline and especially Robert Lansing as Gary Seven. One of my favorite actors and his cat companion. Cool feature. 🖖🚀🪐🛸🖖
Mempatfan edcrumpacker 1 month ago
It makes you wonder what might have been if the pilot had been turned into a series. There definitely were some interesting elements. Especially for 1967-68.
edcrumpacker Mempatfan 1 month ago
Yes, I agree Mempatfan. But was this episode pilot or the series finale? Took the quizz twice and got two different answers for # 10. Series finale and pilot. Hmmm 🤔 "Highly Illogical"
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edcrumpacker Mempatfan 1 month ago
His cats name was "Isis", btw, played by April Tatro. 🖖🖖🖖
Mempatfan edcrumpacker 1 month ago
It was the season 2 finale, but it was a pilot episode for a new TV series. The pilot didn't sell though. But Star Trek went on one more season.
edcrumpacker Mempatfan 1 month ago
EXCELLENT!!!
"Highly Logical"
Thank you Mempatfan.
Happy Holidays 🎅🦌⛄🎄☃️🎅
And "Live Long and Prosper" my friend. 🖖🚀🪐🛸🖖
edcrumpacker Mempatfan 1 month ago
That's a real bummer Mempatfan! It would have been "Highly Interesting" to view if if it went through. 🖖
MichaelPowers 1 month ago
9/10. Intriguing pilot that would have made a good weekly series.
Ironically, around the same time Irwin Allen had a similar science fiction series proposal with a very similar premise: The Man From The 25th Century. The story was about aliens from a technologically superior civilization who have kidnapped a human and brought him to their planet. There, they train him to become a covert agent who is returned to Earth and whose mission is to sabotage a defense shield preventing the aliens from invading Earth. Their human agent, played by James Darren (The Time Tunnel) comes to realize his alien superiors are evil and he changes his allegiance to his home planet and fellow humans.
A demo reel was created for this but not a full-fledged pilot.
MrsPhilHarris 1 month ago
3/10 Interesting to see Spock wearing a toque.
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