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The Mark of Gideon
"The Mark of Gideon" is the sixteenth episode of the third season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek. Written by George F. Slavin and Stanley Adams and directed by Jud Taylor, it was first broadcast on January 17, 1969.. In the episode, a race of aliens from an overpopulated planet abduct Captain Kirk to solve their problem.. The episode was co-written by actor Stanley ...
"Star Trek" The Mark of Gideon (TV Episode 1969)
The Mark of Gideon: Directed by Jud Taylor. With William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, Sharon Acker. Kirk beams down to the planet Gideon and appears to find himself trapped on a deserted Enterprise. Spock on the real Enterprise must use his diplomatic skills to deal with the uncooperative inhabitants of Gideon and find the Captain.
The Mark of Gideon (episode)
Kirk is held captive on an empty duplicate of the USS Enterprise. The USS Enterprise is in synchronous orbit over the capital city of Gideon, a candidate for Federation membership. This is itself unusual, as Gideon has repeatedly refused to establish diplomatic relations with the UFP before this. The physio-cultural reports the Gideons have submitted to the Federation describe their planet as ...
Over Population Nightmare from 1960s
Kirk calls for contraception and Sterilization for an over populated planet. In the 1960s I remember being fear mongered like this that one day the whole pla...
Gideon (planet)
Gideon was an inhabited planet in the Gideon system of the Alpha Quadrant. This was the homeworld for the Gideons, a warp-capable humanoid species. The head of the planetary government, known as the Gideon Council, was a prime minister. In 2268, the Ambassador of Gideon was Hodin. The Federation Bureau of Planetary Treaties tried for many years to send Federation ambassadors to visit the ...
"The Mark of Gideon"
Review Text. Upon beaming down to the planet Gideon, Kirk finds himself on a duplicate of the Enterprise, where he meets a woman named Odona (Sharon Acker) who yearns for a chance to live far away from her vastly overpopulated world—a world where no one dies.. The subject of the story is overpopulation and the need for extreme measures to combat the problem, as the Gideons hope to introduce ...
"Star Trek" The Mark of Gideon (TV Episode 1969)
If season 3 of Star Trek had a proper film budget, the producers could have had the sets to properly depict Gideon and avoided all the numerous plot holes. ... The plot makes little sense. The planet is overpopulated but their only solution is to introduce disease instead of controlling the birth rate-even though they dislike birth control ...
Star Trek S3 E16 "The Mark of Gideon" / Recap
Depopulation Bomb: Kirk is kidnapped by a vastly overpopulated planet who wants to use germs in his blood to drop a Depopulation Bomb on themselves. Disobeyed Orders, Not Punished: A Starfleet admiral denies Spock permission to beam down to the planet Gideon and look for Captain Kirk, because doing so could provoke a war with Gideon. Spock ...
The Mark of Gideon
The episode was co-written by actor Stanley Adams who portrayed Cyrano Jones in the Star Trek episode "The Trouble with Tribbles". "The Mark of Gideon" is the sixteenth episode of the third season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek. Written by George F. Slavin and Stanley Adams and directed by Jud Taylor, it was first ...
The Trek Nation
The Mark of Gideon By Michelle Erica Green Posted at December 1, 2006 - 8:11 PM GMT. See Also: 'The Mark of Gideon' Episode Guide. Plot Summary: The Enterprise visits the planet Gideon hoping to ...
Population
A population or populace was the total number of individuals inhabiting a planet, country, colony, or settlement. Planets with signs of refined metals and alloys were a good indicator of possessing a population, as was suggested by T'Pol upon discovering the remnants of the planet Xindus. (ENT: "The Xindi") When the con artist posing as Ardra first appeared to the Ventaxians in 2367, she ...
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I don't recall this being answered in the episode but there is a Star Trek reference book called The Worlds of the Federation, which indicates that not only the planet, but the entire solar system was an exact duplicate of the Sol system and was created by the Sol system passing through a temporal or spatial rift of some sort and being duplicated. ...
Star Trek -- Overpopulation
Season 3 Episode 16Production No. #072Episode: "The Mark of Gideon"Captain Kirk is invited to be the only Federation officer allowed to put a foot on the sur...
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The overpopulation plot was a mixed bag. I realize that the episode is trying to take the problem of overpopulation to an extreme, but in forcing the plot to be as it was, there were some logical problems. If the planet really was so incredibly crowded, it's hard to believe that none of the natives are organizing any efforts to help.
Exploring the Fear of Overpopulation in the Original Star Trek Episode
Inspired by a misguided dread of overpopulation back here on Earth, "The Mark of Gideon" aired in Star Trek: The Original Series ' third season. The episode was written by George F. Slavin and Stanley Adams, who is best known to Star Trek fans as Cyrano Jones from the "The Trouble with Tribbles" episode. This concern for overpopulation reached a pinnacle in 1968 with the publication of ...
"Star Trek" Episodes About Viruses, Epidemics, and Pandemics
Mar 30, 2023 8:39 PM EDT. Several "Star Trek" episodes deal with events surrounding a virus. Star Trek Virus Episodes. Viruses, epidemics, and pandemics lhave been the inspiration for several episodes of the Star Trek sci-fi television series that will be reviewed here. Only episodes from The Original Series (TOS) and The Next Generation (TNG ...
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Star Trek is clearly aware of its impending cancellation across the run, and there is a sense of dread and anxiety seeded across these twenty-four episodes. The Mark of Gideon hits on these ideas, with the image of Kirk wandering through the corridors of an empty ship. Kirk feels lost and abandoned, manning a ghost ship.
Star Trek: The Mark of Gideon
The Mark of Gideon is another of those significant episodes of Trek. It's not whether it's good or bad, but that it is about something and gets the audience thinking. The episode offers us a deeply satisfying mystery before hitting us with a very real problem: overpopulation. Of course, the audience does have to take…
Star Trek: The Original Series: Season 3 Remastered
"The Mark of Gideon" - An overpopulated planet concocts a crazy scheme to use the Enterprise to depopulate. Creepy and interesting. 4/5 "That Which Survives" - a rather pointless episode about the last survivor of a dying race. 2/5 ... Les fans de Star Trek apprécieront également les bonus inclus dans cette version remasterisée. Ces ...
Odona
Odona was a female Gideon and the daughter of Ambassador Hodin of the planet Gideon. Gideon was suffering from overpopulation, as her people were immune to disease. In 2268, Hodin hoped to alleviate this problem by having Odona contract Vegan choriomeningitis, which Kirk had already suffered from earlier and still carried in his bloodstream. Hodin hoped that Odona's death from the disease ...
"Star Trek" Miri (TV Episode 1966)
Miri is an entertaining episode, but it's a problematic one. The whole doppelganger Earth aspect is totally pointless - no explanation is given for this one-in-a-gazillion occurrence. The crew beaming down to the the exact location where the virus was developed is far-fetched in the extreme.
Blink of an Eye (episode)
Summary [] Teaser []. The new star. The USS Voyager approaches a planet rotating 58 times per minute and, while investigating, the ship enters a gravimetric gradient pulling it into a geosynchronous orbit in which the crew becomes trapped. On the planet, a native is then seen preparing an altar. Just then, an earthquake occurs, and the native sees a new star in the sky, which is Voyager.
Halting Population Growth? :: Star Trek: Infinite General Discussions
Halting Population Growth? If I recall, Stellaris I used to be able to halt the population growth of a planet to keep it from over populating the available districts and jobs etc. I am unable to find anything to slow down the growth rate of the planet and the planets are now maxed out but severely overpopulated with no jobs. Showing 1 - 1 of 1 ...
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"The Mark of Gideon" is the sixteenth episode of the third season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek. Written by George F. Slavin and Stanley Adams and directed by Jud Taylor, it was first broadcast on January 17, 1969.. In the episode, a race of aliens from an overpopulated planet abduct Captain Kirk to solve their problem.. The episode was co-written by actor Stanley ...
The Mark of Gideon: Directed by Jud Taylor. With William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, Sharon Acker. Kirk beams down to the planet Gideon and appears to find himself trapped on a deserted Enterprise. Spock on the real Enterprise must use his diplomatic skills to deal with the uncooperative inhabitants of Gideon and find the Captain.
Kirk is held captive on an empty duplicate of the USS Enterprise. The USS Enterprise is in synchronous orbit over the capital city of Gideon, a candidate for Federation membership. This is itself unusual, as Gideon has repeatedly refused to establish diplomatic relations with the UFP before this. The physio-cultural reports the Gideons have submitted to the Federation describe their planet as ...
Kirk calls for contraception and Sterilization for an over populated planet. In the 1960s I remember being fear mongered like this that one day the whole pla...
Gideon was an inhabited planet in the Gideon system of the Alpha Quadrant. This was the homeworld for the Gideons, a warp-capable humanoid species. The head of the planetary government, known as the Gideon Council, was a prime minister. In 2268, the Ambassador of Gideon was Hodin. The Federation Bureau of Planetary Treaties tried for many years to send Federation ambassadors to visit the ...
Review Text. Upon beaming down to the planet Gideon, Kirk finds himself on a duplicate of the Enterprise, where he meets a woman named Odona (Sharon Acker) who yearns for a chance to live far away from her vastly overpopulated world—a world where no one dies.. The subject of the story is overpopulation and the need for extreme measures to combat the problem, as the Gideons hope to introduce ...
If season 3 of Star Trek had a proper film budget, the producers could have had the sets to properly depict Gideon and avoided all the numerous plot holes. ... The plot makes little sense. The planet is overpopulated but their only solution is to introduce disease instead of controlling the birth rate-even though they dislike birth control ...
Depopulation Bomb: Kirk is kidnapped by a vastly overpopulated planet who wants to use germs in his blood to drop a Depopulation Bomb on themselves. Disobeyed Orders, Not Punished: A Starfleet admiral denies Spock permission to beam down to the planet Gideon and look for Captain Kirk, because doing so could provoke a war with Gideon. Spock ...
The episode was co-written by actor Stanley Adams who portrayed Cyrano Jones in the Star Trek episode "The Trouble with Tribbles". "The Mark of Gideon" is the sixteenth episode of the third season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek. Written by George F. Slavin and Stanley Adams and directed by Jud Taylor, it was first ...
The Mark of Gideon By Michelle Erica Green Posted at December 1, 2006 - 8:11 PM GMT. See Also: 'The Mark of Gideon' Episode Guide. Plot Summary: The Enterprise visits the planet Gideon hoping to ...
A population or populace was the total number of individuals inhabiting a planet, country, colony, or settlement. Planets with signs of refined metals and alloys were a good indicator of possessing a population, as was suggested by T'Pol upon discovering the remnants of the planet Xindus. (ENT: "The Xindi") When the con artist posing as Ardra first appeared to the Ventaxians in 2367, she ...
I don't recall this being answered in the episode but there is a Star Trek reference book called The Worlds of the Federation, which indicates that not only the planet, but the entire solar system was an exact duplicate of the Sol system and was created by the Sol system passing through a temporal or spatial rift of some sort and being duplicated. ...
Season 3 Episode 16Production No. #072Episode: "The Mark of Gideon"Captain Kirk is invited to be the only Federation officer allowed to put a foot on the sur...
The overpopulation plot was a mixed bag. I realize that the episode is trying to take the problem of overpopulation to an extreme, but in forcing the plot to be as it was, there were some logical problems. If the planet really was so incredibly crowded, it's hard to believe that none of the natives are organizing any efforts to help.
Inspired by a misguided dread of overpopulation back here on Earth, "The Mark of Gideon" aired in Star Trek: The Original Series ' third season. The episode was written by George F. Slavin and Stanley Adams, who is best known to Star Trek fans as Cyrano Jones from the "The Trouble with Tribbles" episode. This concern for overpopulation reached a pinnacle in 1968 with the publication of ...
Mar 30, 2023 8:39 PM EDT. Several "Star Trek" episodes deal with events surrounding a virus. Star Trek Virus Episodes. Viruses, epidemics, and pandemics lhave been the inspiration for several episodes of the Star Trek sci-fi television series that will be reviewed here. Only episodes from The Original Series (TOS) and The Next Generation (TNG ...
Star Trek is clearly aware of its impending cancellation across the run, and there is a sense of dread and anxiety seeded across these twenty-four episodes. The Mark of Gideon hits on these ideas, with the image of Kirk wandering through the corridors of an empty ship. Kirk feels lost and abandoned, manning a ghost ship.
The Mark of Gideon is another of those significant episodes of Trek. It's not whether it's good or bad, but that it is about something and gets the audience thinking. The episode offers us a deeply satisfying mystery before hitting us with a very real problem: overpopulation. Of course, the audience does have to take…
"The Mark of Gideon" - An overpopulated planet concocts a crazy scheme to use the Enterprise to depopulate. Creepy and interesting. 4/5 "That Which Survives" - a rather pointless episode about the last survivor of a dying race. 2/5 ... Les fans de Star Trek apprécieront également les bonus inclus dans cette version remasterisée. Ces ...
Odona was a female Gideon and the daughter of Ambassador Hodin of the planet Gideon. Gideon was suffering from overpopulation, as her people were immune to disease. In 2268, Hodin hoped to alleviate this problem by having Odona contract Vegan choriomeningitis, which Kirk had already suffered from earlier and still carried in his bloodstream. Hodin hoped that Odona's death from the disease ...
Miri is an entertaining episode, but it's a problematic one. The whole doppelganger Earth aspect is totally pointless - no explanation is given for this one-in-a-gazillion occurrence. The crew beaming down to the the exact location where the virus was developed is far-fetched in the extreme.
Summary [] Teaser []. The new star. The USS Voyager approaches a planet rotating 58 times per minute and, while investigating, the ship enters a gravimetric gradient pulling it into a geosynchronous orbit in which the crew becomes trapped. On the planet, a native is then seen preparing an altar. Just then, an earthquake occurs, and the native sees a new star in the sky, which is Voyager.
Halting Population Growth? If I recall, Stellaris I used to be able to halt the population growth of a planet to keep it from over populating the available districts and jobs etc. I am unable to find anything to slow down the growth rate of the planet and the planets are now maxed out but severely overpopulated with no jobs. Showing 1 - 1 of 1 ...