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Daily Star Trek Quiz: ''Spock's Brain''
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This quiz is about Season 3, Episode 1: "Spock's Brain." 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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A woman boards the Enterprise and renders everyone unconscious using her...
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To chase the woman who steals Spock's brain, the Enterprise follows a ______ path.
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This crew believes they'll find Spock's brain on which planet?
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What's the name of the male inhabitants of this planet?
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The crew encounters Luma when they find and explore...
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The humanoids that dwell in this mysterious place have incorporated Spock's brain into a computer system called the...
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The pain belt that Kirk and the others are forcibly wearing has a ______ circle on the front.
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What's the name of the device Kirk puts on Kara's head?
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To distract Kara, Scott pretends to...
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Who says... "No one may kill a man. Not for any purpose. It cannot be condoned."?
Daily Star Trek Quiz: ''Spock's Brain''
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Had this episode been better received, and the series renewed for a fourth and later seasons, we might have gone on to further episodes with Enterprise officers having their organs stolen.
There could have been "McCoy's Lung", "Uhura's Thyroid", "Chekhov's Liver", "Scotty's Finger" and the one everyone was waiting for, "Kirk's Toupee".
There could have been "McCoy's Lung", "Uhura's Thyroid", "Chekhov's Liver", "Scotty's Finger" and the one everyone was waiting for, "Kirk's Toupee".
10 the teacher knows all in an hour I'll be back to 5 out of 10
Ummm this is actually the BEST "Star Trek" episode.
7 for 10
9/10. 536/560 Missed #7. I think I always watched this episode on a b/w TV. So I wouldn't remember what color the circle on the front of the belt was. In fact, green was my 3rd guess.
9/10
9/10 With the help of Spock's brain.Could've gotten a to-go bag
7/10
9/10
I apologize to everyone but I kind of liked this one.
I apologize to everyone but I kind of liked this one.
Brain! Brain! What is Brain?
Generally regarded as the best line in the episode, but "givers of pain and delight" gives it some serious competition.
That phrase has gone down in Star Trek history.
Kamala?
Sorry for offending any fans of this episode but it is terrible. It should never have been made.
Yikes!
Yikes!
Could not agree more, A total train wreck of an episode.
Along with most of season three
Hey, different strokes and all that.
IMO, while it will never be a masterpiece like "Space Seed" or "The City on the Edge of Forever" or "The Trouble With Tribbles", it has a "so bad it circled back to good" quality to it. Pretty much everybody knew what a stinkburger the premise was and so treated it with the dignity it deserved, turning it into a stealth parody.
Really, I'd go with "The Omega Glory", "And the Children Shall Lead", "Turnabout Intruder" and 99% of the runtime of "Plato's Stepchildren" (why a genuinely historic moment like the Kirk-Uhura kiss had to be buried in that piece of grade-Z Limburger is beyond me) for truly unwatchable episodes.
IMO, while it will never be a masterpiece like "Space Seed" or "The City on the Edge of Forever" or "The Trouble With Tribbles", it has a "so bad it circled back to good" quality to it. Pretty much everybody knew what a stinkburger the premise was and so treated it with the dignity it deserved, turning it into a stealth parody.
Really, I'd go with "The Omega Glory", "And the Children Shall Lead", "Turnabout Intruder" and 99% of the runtime of "Plato's Stepchildren" (why a genuinely historic moment like the Kirk-Uhura kiss had to be buried in that piece of grade-Z Limburger is beyond me) for truly unwatchable episodes.
10/10 Yeah, a silly episode, but not as bad as some others. I agree, "And The Children Shall Lead" is awful. A few other of my least favorites are "The Empath" "Who Mourns For Adonais?" "The Squire Of Gothos" "Miri" There may be one or two others, but I have so many favorite episodes that are great. That's for another day, or quiz.
TCSL was terrible as was Turn About Intruder.
"YIKES!!!" 6/10. "Highly Illogical" 🖖🛸🪐🚀🖖
7/10
I thought the episode was good until Bones began to forget and Spock had to help him operate. Plus the end where Spock is rambling on and everyone is laughing
I thought the episode was good until Bones began to forget and Spock had to help him operate. Plus the end where Spock is rambling on and everyone is laughing
I remember Bones saying, "I'm trying to thread a needle with a sledgehammer."
8/10. The plot is extremely silly, but there are other episodes I like even less.
9 i'm neutralized
7/10.
Every time I watch this episode I carefully watch the cast, looking for anyone turning away so you
can't see them laughing. Or if they are fully committing to the awful dialog.
In the Lost in Space episode "The Great Vegetable Rebellion" - so legendarily awful its good -
Guy Williams and June Lockhart kept protesting/laughing at the stupidity such as when the Leader of
the Veggies, a giant carrot named Tybo, morphs Dr. Smith into a huge celery.
Irwin Allen threatened to suspended them.
Mark Goddard can be seen turning his back to the camera so you can't see him laughing..
The Feds should have run the episode over and over in the prison cells for terrorists at Gitmo, Cuba,
it would have broken them after a week.
Every time I watch this episode I carefully watch the cast, looking for anyone turning away so you
can't see them laughing. Or if they are fully committing to the awful dialog.
In the Lost in Space episode "The Great Vegetable Rebellion" - so legendarily awful its good -
Guy Williams and June Lockhart kept protesting/laughing at the stupidity such as when the Leader of
the Veggies, a giant carrot named Tybo, morphs Dr. Smith into a huge celery.
Irwin Allen threatened to suspended them.
Mark Goddard can be seen turning his back to the camera so you can't see him laughing..
The Feds should have run the episode over and over in the prison cells for terrorists at Gitmo, Cuba,
it would have broken them after a week.
Nobody could be that cruel.
9/10 I couldn't remember the color of the circle.
McCoy: "I should have never reconnected his mouth."
McCoy: "I should have never reconnected his mouth."
6/10. 😀 Not bad.
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It sure does. 😄
Yikes!
I was a kid when I first saw it. I thought the Teacher looked a clear large floating plastic bowl with sparkplugs coming out.
7/10 "threat neutralized".
Hey, pretty good. I admit I got lucky on a few of my guesses.
Thanks. Me too. ☺️