Daily Star Trek Quiz: ''The Doomsday Machine''

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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!

It's up to you to keep track of your score, and we work on the honor system here in the United Federation of Planets. Missed a quiz? Just click here, and you'll have the chance to catch up!

This quiz is about Season 2, Episode 6: "The Doomsday Machine". 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. Who receives the distress signal?
  2. What is the one discernable word from the disaster beacon?
  3. What's the name of the commander of the Enterprise's debilitated sister ship?
  4. Why was the other ship unable to contact Starfleet?
  5. The Commodore: "Miles long, with a ______ that could swallow a dozen starships."
  6. After briefly pursuing the Enterprise, the planet killer resumes its course for the...
  7. The planet killer's hull is made of...
  8. Although it is technically insubordination, Kirk goes ahead and calls the other ship's commodore a...
  9. Spock: "Vulcans never _________."
  10. Scott rigs a detonation device for the other ship's...

Daily Star Trek Quiz: ''The Doomsday Machine''

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49 Comments

epickett 1 month ago
6/10. It has been YEARS since I saw this episode, and I talked myself out of 3 right answers.
Snickers 1 month ago
10/10. Kirk: Where's your Crew? Decker: I had to beam them down, we were dead weapons useless.
Mempatfan 1 month ago
10/10 332/350 My favorite episode bar none !
Snickers Mempatfan 1 month ago
Yep, one of the best.
Bapa1 1 month ago
9/10 great episode. The Doomsday machine looked like a giant slug, so some salt probably would have taken care of it. William Windom did a good job as Decker. In Star trek the Motion Picture, Decker's son is The Captain that Kirk replaces.
frenchman71 1 month ago
7/10. That's bad for me. This episode is also one of the better episodes. I loved the exchange on the bridge between Spock & Decker. McCoy shoulda confined Decker to sick bay as soon as he beamed aboard the Enterprise for a complete medical.
15inchBlackandWhite 1 month ago
9/10. Scotty, you've just earned your pay for the week!
wolfman69 1 month ago
9/10. My best score yet! Great episode!
LeftToininAlbucoikey 1 month ago
10/10 Later, Commodore Decker's son became Captain Decker of the redesigned Enterprise.
deltadart 1 month ago
10/10 one of the best episodes!

I believe that when Commodore Decker was in command of the Enterprise, it was the longest sustained combat action for the series. Fire!.......... hard about, give me some distance, Fire!......Fire!............

It's ironic that Decker's crippled Constellation not only saved the Enterprise (thanks to Scotty's repairs) from the Machine's tractor beam, but she was ultimately the instrument of the Doomsday Machine destruction.
Kudos to the tragic Decker, Kirk, Scotty and the Heroic Starship Constellation, she was a good Ship!
MichaelPowers 1 month ago
This episode is superbly remastered!
KJExpress MichaelPowers 1 month ago
The original doomsday machine was kinda cheesy-looking. 🤭
MichaelPowers 1 month ago
10/10. One of Trek's finest episodes and a favorite of mine.
DYK? In the original script Commodore Decker survives and doesn't perish piloting the shuttlecraft into the DM.
Mempatfan MichaelPowers 1 month ago
As a matter of fact, I did know that from the old Star Trek books where James Blish edited them. Some of his edits took a little too much off though, changing the outcome, as in the case of Decker surviving the DM( according to the book rewrite.
Poolboy13 1 month ago
9/10. I believe it was the same machine that Madison Wisconson-could be wrong
jiccy2022 1 month ago
9 out of 10 today, missed who received the distress signal
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