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The Return of the Archons
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The Return of the Archons (1967)
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"The Return of the Archons" is the twenty-first episode of the first season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek. Written by Boris Sobelman (based on a story by Gene Roddenberry), and directed by Joseph Pevney, it first aired on February 9, 1967.. In the episode, the crew of the Enterprise visit a seemingly peaceful planet whose inhabitants are "of the Body", controlled ...
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In Season 1, Episode 21 of Star Trek (The Original Series), the landing party observes an apparently peaceful society become suddenly berserk and chaotic at 6pm. As the story develops, it becomes less and less clear why Landru, the reigning power, would allow this Festival/Red Hour to happen. In fact, much of Landru's purpose seems to be ...
"Star Trek" The Return of the Archons (TV Episode 1967)
The Return of the Archons: Directed by Joseph Pevney. With William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Harry Townes, Torin Thatcher. Seeking the answer to a century-old mystery, Kirk and crew encounter a vacantly peaceful society under a 6000-year autocratic rule that kills all those it can't absorb.
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In the book, Boarding the Enterprise, Eric Greene observes that "Return of the Archons" is the first time Star Trek attempted to deal with issues of war and peace raised by the Vietnam War, and established a template that would be used in a number of subsequent episodes such as "A Taste of Armageddon", "This Side of Paradise", and "For the ...
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When Lt. Sulu (George Takei) returns to the Enterprise without his partner on the landing party, muttering dazedly about paradise, Captain Kirk (William Shatner) must investigate a strange planet. This planet is incredibly earthlike, except that the population runs amok in the streets at "The Red Hour.". Hooded, zombie-like, lawgivers ...
"Star Trek" The Return of the Archons (TV Episode 1967)
At Beta III, the Enterprise hopes to learn the fate of the U.S.S. Archon, gone missing a century earlier. When one member of a two-man landing party disappears and the other (Sulu) returns in a strangely blissful state, Kirk beams down with a larger party to investigate. They arrive right at the onset of "Festival" - a time of wild abandon in ...
Star Trek: How a Classic TOS Episode Influenced The Purge
"The Return of the Archons," a classic episode of the original Star Trek, played a huge role in the creation of The Purge. ... Kirk and the Enterprise find a stagnant population living blank, happy lives -- save for a periodic "Festival" which engulfs the civilization in lust and riots. At "the red hour" of 6:00 PM, the people suddenly ...
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"The Return of the Archons" ... "The Return of the Archons" touches on a theme that comes up a lot throughout all the iterations of Star Trek: the inverted Eden. This world, which should be a paradise—free of hate, cruelty, or war—is really a nightmare created by an automaton. ... The Festival is a kind of controlled Rapture ...
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The Return of the Archons By Michelle Erica Green Posted at October 14, 2005 - 9:11 PM GMT. See Also: 'The Return of the Archons' Episode Guide. Plot Summary: While visiting Beta III, where the ...
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An Orgy of Destruction. Speaking of last-minute reprieves, this week's Trek episode, "Return of the Archons", was full of 'em. Investigating the loss of the starship Archon decades before, the Enterprise visits Beta 3, an uncharted world. The episode begins quite effectively with a cold open: Lieutenants Sulu and O'Neill, in Western garb, are ...
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Kirk and his landing party beam down to Beat III just before "The Red Hour," causing them to seek shelter from the mobs in a nearby boarding house (The Retur...
"Star Trek" The Return of the Archons (TV Episode 1967)
Return of the Archons is one of the Star Trek episodes I didn't much care for years ago, but has grown on me.The characters and themes seem close to the edge of outright silliness at times, but somehow, it works. The sense of a genuinely strange society, that the Enterprise crew have stumbled onto, is conveyed well.
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Review Text. The crew beams down to a world inhabited by people exhibiting strange behavior: a single-minded zombie-like trance state that explodes into temporary anarchy when "red hour" approaches. Kirk & Co. become involved in an underground movement to oppose the all-knowing Landru, a manipulative dictator that has apparently forced all of ...
"The Return of the Archons" was the 22nd episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, in the show's first season, first aired on 9 February 1967. The episode was written by Gene Roddenberry and Boris SobelmanMA, directed by Joseph PevneyMA and novelized in Star Trek 9 by James Blish. In a rare case of a TOS television episode receiving a comic adaptation, the Brazilian comic "A Hora Rubra" ("The ...
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David L. Ross - Guard. ---xxx---xxx---xxx---. "The Return Of the Archons" Is The Twenty-First. Episode Of The First Season Of The American Science. Fiction Television Series Star Trek. Written By Boris. Sobelman (Based On A Story By Gene Roddenberry), And Directed By Joseph Pevney, It First Aired On. February 9, 1967.
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Noob Trek 21 - The Return Of The Archons Kirk: Mr Spock, you'd make a splendid computer. Spock: That is very kind of you, Captain. Well that was an excellent episode, I really enjoyed it. I was gripped all the way through to the point that I stopped taking my little notes - after about quarter of an hour I put down my pencil and just watched it.
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Season One - Teaser Trailer #22"The Return of the Archons"Stardate: 3192.1
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The Return of the Archons | Courtesy of CBS / Paramount. STARDATE: 3156.2. We begin the episode with Mr. Sulu running on a street on planet Beta-III, wearing human clothes from the 18th Century. Sulu and Lt. O'Neil were trying to get away from human men dressed in brown hoods, who were carrying some weapons.
"Star Trek" The Return of the Archons (TV Episode 1967)
Star Trek. All the regulars on the show were quitting smoking at the same time, so many chewed gum instead. Director Joseph Pevney was becoming increasingly upset because he had to cut to remind the cast not to chew gum during the shoots. As a prank for a large scene, William Shatner went around handing out bubble gum to the cast, crew, and 60 ...
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"Star Trek" The Return of the Archons (TV Episode 1967) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. ... Oscars Emmys TIFF Festival Season STARmeter Awards Awards Central All Events. Celebs. ... "Star Trek: The Original Series" episodes watched
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"The Return of the Archons" is the twenty-first episode of the first season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek. Written by Boris Sobelman (based on a story by Gene Roddenberry), and directed by Joseph Pevney, it first aired on February 9, 1967.. In the episode, the crew of the Enterprise visit a seemingly peaceful planet whose inhabitants are "of the Body", controlled ...
In Season 1, Episode 21 of Star Trek (The Original Series), the landing party observes an apparently peaceful society become suddenly berserk and chaotic at 6pm. As the story develops, it becomes less and less clear why Landru, the reigning power, would allow this Festival/Red Hour to happen. In fact, much of Landru's purpose seems to be ...
The Return of the Archons: Directed by Joseph Pevney. With William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Harry Townes, Torin Thatcher. Seeking the answer to a century-old mystery, Kirk and crew encounter a vacantly peaceful society under a 6000-year autocratic rule that kills all those it can't absorb.
In the book, Boarding the Enterprise, Eric Greene observes that "Return of the Archons" is the first time Star Trek attempted to deal with issues of war and peace raised by the Vietnam War, and established a template that would be used in a number of subsequent episodes such as "A Taste of Armageddon", "This Side of Paradise", and "For the ...
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When Lt. Sulu (George Takei) returns to the Enterprise without his partner on the landing party, muttering dazedly about paradise, Captain Kirk (William Shatner) must investigate a strange planet. This planet is incredibly earthlike, except that the population runs amok in the streets at "The Red Hour.". Hooded, zombie-like, lawgivers ...
At Beta III, the Enterprise hopes to learn the fate of the U.S.S. Archon, gone missing a century earlier. When one member of a two-man landing party disappears and the other (Sulu) returns in a strangely blissful state, Kirk beams down with a larger party to investigate. They arrive right at the onset of "Festival" - a time of wild abandon in ...
"The Return of the Archons," a classic episode of the original Star Trek, played a huge role in the creation of The Purge. ... Kirk and the Enterprise find a stagnant population living blank, happy lives -- save for a periodic "Festival" which engulfs the civilization in lust and riots. At "the red hour" of 6:00 PM, the people suddenly ...
"The Return of the Archons" ... "The Return of the Archons" touches on a theme that comes up a lot throughout all the iterations of Star Trek: the inverted Eden. This world, which should be a paradise—free of hate, cruelty, or war—is really a nightmare created by an automaton. ... The Festival is a kind of controlled Rapture ...
The Return of the Archons By Michelle Erica Green Posted at October 14, 2005 - 9:11 PM GMT. See Also: 'The Return of the Archons' Episode Guide. Plot Summary: While visiting Beta III, where the ...
An Orgy of Destruction. Speaking of last-minute reprieves, this week's Trek episode, "Return of the Archons", was full of 'em. Investigating the loss of the starship Archon decades before, the Enterprise visits Beta 3, an uncharted world. The episode begins quite effectively with a cold open: Lieutenants Sulu and O'Neill, in Western garb, are ...
Kirk and his landing party beam down to Beat III just before "The Red Hour," causing them to seek shelter from the mobs in a nearby boarding house (The Retur...
Return of the Archons is one of the Star Trek episodes I didn't much care for years ago, but has grown on me.The characters and themes seem close to the edge of outright silliness at times, but somehow, it works. The sense of a genuinely strange society, that the Enterprise crew have stumbled onto, is conveyed well.
Review Text. The crew beams down to a world inhabited by people exhibiting strange behavior: a single-minded zombie-like trance state that explodes into temporary anarchy when "red hour" approaches. Kirk & Co. become involved in an underground movement to oppose the all-knowing Landru, a manipulative dictator that has apparently forced all of ...
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"The Return of the Archons" was the 22nd episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, in the show's first season, first aired on 9 February 1967. The episode was written by Gene Roddenberry and Boris SobelmanMA, directed by Joseph PevneyMA and novelized in Star Trek 9 by James Blish. In a rare case of a TOS television episode receiving a comic adaptation, the Brazilian comic "A Hora Rubra" ("The ...
David L. Ross - Guard. ---xxx---xxx---xxx---. "The Return Of the Archons" Is The Twenty-First. Episode Of The First Season Of The American Science. Fiction Television Series Star Trek. Written By Boris. Sobelman (Based On A Story By Gene Roddenberry), And Directed By Joseph Pevney, It First Aired On. February 9, 1967.
Noob Trek 21 - The Return Of The Archons Kirk: Mr Spock, you'd make a splendid computer. Spock: That is very kind of you, Captain. Well that was an excellent episode, I really enjoyed it. I was gripped all the way through to the point that I stopped taking my little notes - after about quarter of an hour I put down my pencil and just watched it.
Season One - Teaser Trailer #22"The Return of the Archons"Stardate: 3192.1
The Return of the Archons | Courtesy of CBS / Paramount. STARDATE: 3156.2. We begin the episode with Mr. Sulu running on a street on planet Beta-III, wearing human clothes from the 18th Century. Sulu and Lt. O'Neil were trying to get away from human men dressed in brown hoods, who were carrying some weapons.
Star Trek. All the regulars on the show were quitting smoking at the same time, so many chewed gum instead. Director Joseph Pevney was becoming increasingly upset because he had to cut to remind the cast not to chew gum during the shoots. As a prank for a large scene, William Shatner went around handing out bubble gum to the cast, crew, and 60 ...
"Star Trek" The Return of the Archons (TV Episode 1967) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. ... Oscars Emmys TIFF Festival Season STARmeter Awards Awards Central All Events. Celebs. ... "Star Trek: The Original Series" episodes watched