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Daily Star Trek Quiz: ''Miri''
In which age is nothing but a (confusing) number!
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This quiz is about Season 1, Episode 8: "Miri." 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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What's unique about the distress signal the Enterprise receives?
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Spock estimates the planet is stuck in approximately what year?
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McCoy gets attacked while he is studying an old...
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Miri: "_____ don't help."
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According to their life prolongation plan, what they thought they were accomplishing, a person would age only one month for every _______ of real time.
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There is a high correlation between the disease and the host's
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The ship's computer verifies the landing party has how many days?
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What's the name of the children's de facto leader on this planet?
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What's their word for children?
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What do the kids keep chanting?
Daily Star Trek Quiz: ''Miri''
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9/10
10 for 10
9/10
10/10.
5/10 Bang a Gong
9/10. Nice use of the Desilu 40 Acres backlot for the twin Earth planet.
Gene Roddenberry, William Shatner, and Grace Lee Whitney had some of their children play the kids on the planet. Greg Morris's (Mission: Impossible) son, Phil Morris, was also one of the children.
Gene Roddenberry, William Shatner, and Grace Lee Whitney had some of their children play the kids on the planet. Greg Morris's (Mission: Impossible) son, Phil Morris, was also one of the children.
8/10
I'm pretty sure this is the episode where they walk by Floyd's Barber Shop and the set dressers couldn't
be bothered to remove Floyd's sign. Or they did it on purpose as a wink to the audience, which I
think is more likely as its hard to believe not one person there wasn't aware they were in "Mayberry".
MeTV crew, you missed the boat by not showing some photos of this dystopian Mayberry, as there
are some good angles of the town we didn't get on TAGS. Just a suggestion.
Green Hornet also used the Mayberry set, whenever his car left the secret entrance and emerged
on its run down, seedy streets that Clara Edwards would have had a stroke if she had seen them.
be bothered to remove Floyd's sign. Or they did it on purpose as a wink to the audience, which I
think is more likely as its hard to believe not one person there wasn't aware they were in "Mayberry".
MeTV crew, you missed the boat by not showing some photos of this dystopian Mayberry, as there
are some good angles of the town we didn't get on TAGS. Just a suggestion.
Green Hornet also used the Mayberry set, whenever his car left the secret entrance and emerged
on its run down, seedy streets that Clara Edwards would have had a stroke if she had seen them.
"The City On The Edge Of Forever" showed Floyd's Barber Shop as Kirk & Edith Keeler walked past it.
Thanks MP, I mixed them up.
I always why wondered why Disney didn't obtain the rights to make a Mayberry Land.
An exact duplicate, down to the diner with all the waitresses named Juanita, the jail
where you could get your pic taken in a cell, the bakery with "Millie", a joint where
you can get "gassed" with a Otis lookalike, a stand selling Aunt Bee's pickles and best of
all get your nails done at Floyd's by a Barbara Eden clone.
I always why wondered why Disney didn't obtain the rights to make a Mayberry Land.
An exact duplicate, down to the diner with all the waitresses named Juanita, the jail
where you could get your pic taken in a cell, the bakery with "Millie", a joint where
you can get "gassed" with a Otis lookalike, a stand selling Aunt Bee's pickles and best of
all get your nails done at Floyd's by a Barbara Eden clone.
9/10. These are fun for a Trekkie since my teenage years
10/10 One of my favorite episodes of Star Trek!!!
2/10
You only got 2/10? You should be bonked!
"Bonk, Bonk, On The Head"
6/10 decent episode.
10 right. Bonk,bonk,bonk.
6/10, all guesses
8/10. "Bonk bonk on the head! Bonk bonk. Bonk bonk. Bonk bonk.
Loving these.
5/10.
4 out of 10 🤷♂️
Highly illogical!
Highly illogical!
6/10
9/10. It always bugs me that Jahn is SO beyond puberty. Couldn't they have found a younger person for that role?
7/10
I agree, plus I have always found Michael J. Pollard repellent for some reason, which
is unfair of me, but in Beaver Cleaver's words, "he's a creep".
He plays every role the same, like he's channeling some shiftless, weird, mumbling
bum, a poor man's version of a seedy Marlon Brando. Yeech.
I agree, plus I have always found Michael J. Pollard repellent for some reason, which
is unfair of me, but in Beaver Cleaver's words, "he's a creep".
He plays every role the same, like he's channeling some shiftless, weird, mumbling
bum, a poor man's version of a seedy Marlon Brando. Yeech.
That's a good way to put it. He always seems to be the same person, regardless of the role. 😐