Daily Star Trek Quiz: "The Ultimate Computer"
In which Kirk faces obsolescence!

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 24: "The Ultimate Computer." 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 the name of the experimental tactical computer?
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What's the name of the scientist keen on implementing this computer?
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The computer excludes Kirk and McCoy from its landing party recommendation, as the pair are, apparently...
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Spock insists the computer-controlled ship would be undesirable due to its lack of...
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What's the midshipmen's term that Commodore Wesley calls Kirk?
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What's the name of the automated ore freighter the Enterprise's sensors detect?
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What's the name of the Ensign who is vaporized by the computer's power beam?
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Which of these is NOT a starship involved in this episode's wargames?
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An entire crew is killed aboard which ship?
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Who says... "Genius doesn't work on an assembly line basis."?

Daily Star Trek Quiz: "The Ultimate Computer"
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63 Comments

The story was a social commentary on American job losses caused by increased mechanization during the 1960s. They should see it nowadays!
Barry Russo, who plays starship Commodore Wesley, also played Lt. Commander Giotto, head of security in "The Devil in the Dark."
James Doohan provided the voice for M-5.
Only episode to show Mr. Spock's library computer ejecting out a tape.
This is the second time that captain Kirk tells Dr. McCoy that he'd like to be on a long sea voyage. The first time was in "Balance of Terror."
Fourth time that Captain Kirk talks a computer to death. He also did the same thing in "The Return of the Archons" (Landru), "The Changeling" (Nomad), & the main computer in "I, Mudd."
The sensational remastered version of "The Ultimate Compute" creates some terrific new visuals. The space station is brand new instead of reused footage of Deep Space Station K-7 from "The Trouble with Tribbles." The ore freighter Woden is an original design instead of recycled footage of the Botany Bay from "Space Seed." The heavily destroyed Excalibur starship is not reused footage of the Constellation from "The Doomsday Machine."
The outer space battle between the Enterprise and the other starships is all new and vastly improved.
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It's just a TV episode but all things being equal, supercomputer control not withstanding you would think that four Starships would have put up a little more of a fight once the Enterprise went berserk.
The remastered version does a splendid job of replacing stock footage of the vessel Botany Bay from "Space Seed" for the Woden ore freighter with a original design. Just one of the fantastic benefits of having Trek remastered so wonderfully.