Title -------------------------------
The Galileo Seven
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Writer ---------------------------------
Oliver Crawford
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Director ------------------------------------
Robert Gist
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Original Air Date ------------------- January 5,
1967
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Order of Filming ------------------------------------
13th
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Order of Broadcasting ----------------------------
16th
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Filmed ---------------- Late Sept.
& Early Oct. 1966
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Captain James T. Kirk ------------ William Shatner
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Lieutenant Cmdr. Spock ---------- Leonard Nimoy
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Dr. Leonard "Bones"
McCoy ---- DeForest
Kelley
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Lt. Cmdr. Montomery
Scott ------- James
Doohan
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Lieutenant Sulu ----------------------- George
Takei
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Lieutenant Uhura ------------------ Nichelle
Nichols
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Lt. Boma -------------------------------
Don Marshall
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High Commissioner Ferris
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John Crawford
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Mr. Gaetano ----------------------------
Peter Marko
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Yeoman Mears --------------------- Phyllis
Douglas
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Mr. Latimer ----------------------------
Rees Vaughn
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Lt. Cmdr. Kelowitz ------------------- Grant Woods
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Ape Creature ----------------------------
Buck Maffei
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Transporter Chief -------------------- David L.
Ross
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Rees Vaughn's Stunt
Double ------ Gary
Coombs
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Leonard Nimoy's Stunt
Double ------ Frank
Vinci
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Computer Voice ----------------------- Majel
Barrett
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Stand-in --------------------------------
Eddie Paskey
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On its way
to deliver medical supplies
to plague-ridden Makus III, the U.S.S. Enterprise
passes Murasaki 312. Since they are under Starfleet orders to inspect
galactic phenomena such as this quasarlike star group, McCoy, Spock,
Scott and four crewmen take a shuttlecraft, the Galileo, for a closer
look.
Without warning,
the shuttlecraft is pulled off course and out of sensor range of the
U.S.S. Enterprise.
Spock manages to crash land the shuttle on a foggy, rocky area of
Taurus II which is inhabited by giant, hostile humanoids. Between
attacks by the war-like residents and quarrels among themselves, the
crew attempts to repair the shuttle and get off the planet.
Because
of an
ionization of its instruments, the U.S.S. Enterprise is unable to find
the craft. On board, Commissioner Ferris demands that Kirk abandon the
search and proceed to Makus III. Two of the crewmen from the Galileo
are killed by the giant humanoids and Lt. Boma
demands, irrationally, that Spock stop his repairs in order to bury the
dead men. Spock's logic will not permit him to comply with the
lieutenant's wishes in the face of their present situation.
As
the U.S.S.
Enterprise prepares to leave the area without finding the missing
shuttle, the Galileo
manages an unsteady orbit around the planet, but is unable to pull away
from its gravitational pull. Knowing it will send them crashing to the
planet's surface if his plan fails, Spock ignites the remaining fuel.
The U.S.S. Enterprise sees the meteor-like flare of the burning fuel
and beams the crew aboard as the Galileo
disintegrates in the planet's atmosphere. Later, Spock stubbornly
insists that his desperate act was not a human instinct to gamble, but
a logical Vulcan approach to their problem.
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Total WAVs: 41
(1) Takeoff ------------------
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Captain
Kirk
It sounds
like
William Shatner had
a cold while filming this episode.
Mr. Spock
The burning
question I've always had about
this episode: Why is a shuttlecraft with 7 people
on board needed to investigate a quasar?
And why the chief medical officer, chief engineer and first officer?
I understand that without the people there'd be
no episode, but to me, this is a very weak storyline.
(3) Play ---------------------
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Captain
Kirk
(4) 2 Days -------------------
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Captain
Kirk - Commissioner Ferris
Ferris gets
on my
nerves a bit.
Lt. Uhura
(6) Mess --------------------
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Scotty -
Mr. Spock
Dr.
McCoy - Mr. Spock
Captain
Kirk - Transporter Chief
Lt. Uhura
Commissioner
Ferris - Captain
Kirk
(11) Chance -----------------
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Dr.
McCoy - Mr. Spock
This is a
silly
thing for McCoy to say.
There's no way this would be Spock's first command.
He's the First Officer & Science Officer of a starship!
He would have to have commanded something
to rise to his current position surely.
I know, I know... I'm being picky, but things
like that bother me.
(12) Begin -------------------
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Mr.
Spock - Dr. McCoy
Strange that
the
background sound is the same
sound as the start of the transporter effect.
(13) Command ---------------
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Mr. Spock
I like the
way
Spock explains this.
(14) Choice ------------------
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Mr. Boma
- Mr. Spock
(15) Logical ------------------
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Mr.
Spock - Dr. McCoy
(16) Damage -----------------
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Mr. Boma
Mr. Boma
begins to
annoy me at this point.
Mr.
Spock - Dr. McCoy
(18) Solve -------------------
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Scotty -
Mr. Spock
Mr.
Spock - Scotty
Mr. Spock
(21) Orders ------------------
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Mr.
Gaetano - Mr. Spock
Scotty
(23) Safe --------------------
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Transporter
Chief
(24) Risk --------------------
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Dr. McCoy
(25) Weapons ---------------
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Mr.
Spock - Dr. McCoy
(26) Hostile ------------------
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Mr. Boma
- Mr. Spock
Mr. Boma
would be
on report for insubordination
so fast it would make his head spin!
He'd be busted so low he'd have to say,
"Yes Sir!" to a yeoman!
(27) Step --------------------
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Mr. Spock
(28) Action ------------------
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Dr. McCoy
I'd have to
agree
with McCoy on this one!
(29) Search -----------------
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Commissioner
Ferris - Captain
Kirk
(30) Nose -------------------
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Captain
Kirk - Commissioner Ferris
Why did they
always
make the Federation
representative an idiot?
(31) Burial -------------------
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Mr. Boma
- Dr. McCoy - Scotty - Mr. Spock
Finally,
Scotty and
McCoy give Spock some support!
(32) Moving -----------------
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Scotty
(33) Die ---------------------
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Yeoman
Mears - Mr. Spock
Scotty -
Mr. Spock - Dr. McCoy
(35) Angels ------------------
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Mr. Spock
(36) Gamble -----------------
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Scotty
(37) Human.------------------
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Dr.
McCoy - Mr. Spock
Captain
Kirk - Mr. Spock
Yes, very
logical
Mr. Spock!!
Captain
Kirk - Mr. Spock
Captain
Kirk - Mr. Spock
Kirk sure
enjoys
teasing Spock.
Captain
Kirk - Mr. Spock
A funny
ending to
an otherwise unremarkable episode.
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