  
Title ------------------------------------
Wolf in the Fold
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Writer --------------------------------------
Robert Bloch
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Director --------------------------------
Joseph Pevney
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Original Air Date --------------- December 22,
1967
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Order of Filming ------------------------------------
36th
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Order of Broadcasting ----------------------------
43rd
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Filmed ---------------- Late June
& early Jully 1967
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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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Mr. Hengist ------------------------------- John Fiedler
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Jaris --------------------------------- Charles Macaulay
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Sybo ---------------------------------------- Pilar Seurat
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Tark ----------------------------------- Joseph Bernard
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Morla -------------------------------- Charles Dierkop
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Yeoman Tankris ------------------- Judy McConnell
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Lt. Karen Tracy ------------------- Virginia Aldridge
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Nurse ------------------------------------ Judi Shervin
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Kara ------------------------------------ Tania Lemani
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Transporter Chief ------------------- John Winston
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| Argelian Bartender ------------------ John Winston |
| Serving Girl ------------------------ Suzanna Lodge |
| Serving Girl ------------------------ Marlys Burdette |
Computer Voice ----------------------- Majel Barrett
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John Fiedler's Stunt Double --------- Paul Baxley
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Kirk
and McCoy decide to take Scotty, who is recovering from a head wound
accidentally caused by a female crew member, to a nightclub on the
planet Argelius II. Scotty becomes infatuated with a lovely dancer at
the club and they leave together. In the meantime, Kirk and McCoy
decide to sample some of the planet's other pleasures and leave.
A scream sends them to a foggy alley to find the dancer dead with
Scotty holding a bloody knife. McCoy suggests that perhaps Scotty's
subconscious distrust of women since his accident has manifested itself
in murder.
Hengist, the local authority, wants to arrest Scotty, but Kirk
intervenes and seeks the help of a priestess of an old psionic cult.
Unfortunately, she's killed and once more the blame seems to fall at
Scotty's feet. Before she dies, the priestess says that something with
an insatiable hunger and hatred of women is present in the room. Scotty
still claims to have amnesia during the time when the women were killed.
In the end, the entity turns out to be an ancient life form, Redjac,
previously known on Earth as Jack the Ripper. It now appears in true
form: a noncorporeal vampire who thrives on others' fear. It preys on
women because they are more easily frightened. It has been living in
the body of Hengist and, when discovered, kills Hengist and flees to
the U.S.S. Enterprise.
McCoy administers tranquilizers to everyone on board so that the
creature cannot evoke fear. Enraged, it is forced to return to
Hengist's body. Kirk, knowing this would happen, beams it into space at
maximum dispersal, where it will die for lack of nourishment.
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Click
the name of the
WAVs to listen
Total WAVs: 48
Captain
Kirk - Dr. McCoy
There's some
great
music in this episode.
(2) Like ----------------------
32.0 KB
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Captain
Kirk - Scotty
(3) Applaud ------------------
24.1 KB
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Captain
Kirk - Scotty
Who applauds by
hitting one hand on a table??
Maybe pub crawlers from Aberdeen!
Actually, they had Scotty do this for a very good reason:
James Doohan is missing a finger on his right hand.
It's true!
They didn't want the audience to know this so
they had to have Scotty clap with only one hand.
If he clapped with both hands someone might notice
his missing finger. Silly, I know, but it was the '60's.
In scenes where we get a close-up view of
Scotty's hands (operating the transporter for example)
someone else's hands were always used.
(A "hand-in" instead of a "stand-in") *Smile*
Incidentally, they did goof up now and then.
The most obvious example is in
"The Trouble With Tribbles"
when Scotty comes into the Rec Room with his arms
filled with Tribbles. Take a close look at his hands.
You can clearly see he's missing a finger.
Sorry, that was a rather long-winded explanation,
but I thought you might be interested.
(4) Foggy -------------------
28.5 KB
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Scotty -
Kara
(5) Leave --------------------
10.9 KB
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Scotty -
Captain
Kirk
Captain
Kirk - Dr. McCoy
Does this sound
resonable to anyone?
What if the explosion had been caused by a man?
Do you think Scotty would suddenly have developed
a resentment towards men?
I don't think so.
Kind of a week story idea to me.
(7) Hate ---------------------
21.9 KB
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Dr. McCoy
Does McCoy
really
think that a one-night-stand
will cure Scotty's resentment towards women?
(8) Place --------------------
14.5 KB
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Captain
Kirk - Dr. McCoy
This episode
makes
our heros out to be skirt-chasers.
(9) Dead #1 -----------------
3.62 KB
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Dr. McCoy
Captain
Kirk
(11) Love --------------------
9.97 KB
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Jaris
Definitely
sounds
like something they said in the 60's.
(12) Official ------------------
23.6 KB
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Mr.
Hengist - Jaris
Can't argue
with
that kind of logic!
Jaris -
Captain
Kirk
Only one in the
Quadrant?
In all fairness, this was way before they decided
that our galaxy is divided into 4 quadrants.
The 4 quadrants are: Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta.
If this was said today it would be:
"It's the only one in the sector."
Each quadrant in our galaxy is divided into many sectors.
(14) Dead #2 ----------------
4.38 KB
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Dr. McCoy
Scotty -
Captain
Kirk
Excellent
performance by James Doohan.
(16) Think -------------------
22.4 KB
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Captain
Kirk - Scotty
Captain
Kirk - Mr. Hengist
Excellent
performace here by William Shatner.
He really sounds frustrated!!
(18) Spooky -----------------
12.0 KB
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Scotty
Sybo
A rather large WAV
file, but it's worth it.
Excellent performance by Pilar Seurat as Sybo.
Did you know that Dean Devlin (producer of such movies
as 'Independence Day' and 'Godzilla') is the son
of Pilar Seurat? It's true!
(20) Murders -----------------
10.2 KB
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Captain
Kirk
Things
aren't
looking too good for Scotty.
(21) Killed -------------------
24.1 KB
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Jaris
(22) Torture -----------------
69.1 KB
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Jaris -
Scotty
Not a very
pleasant
way to meet your end.
You know, I've heard it said that Capital Punishment
doesn't deter crime. I'll tell you this though...
It sure stops them from committing another murder!
And NOBODY can argue with THAT!
Scotty
Good
description
Scotty!
YUCK!
(24) Sybo -------------------
25.9 KB
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Captain
Kirk - Scotty - Mr. Hengist
(25) Lie ---------------------
20.3 KB
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Captain
Kirk - Scotty - Computer
Captain
Kirk - Scotty
(27) Waste ------------------
15.3 KB
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Jaris -
Mr. Hengist
(28) Anger -------------------
23.6 KB
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Morla -
Mr. Spock
(29) Redjac ------------------
35.8 KB
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Computer
That's the
voice of
Majel Barrett in case you were wondering.
(30) Hunger -----------------
54.4 KB
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Jaris -
Tark - Captain
Kirk
(31) Ghosts ------------------
23.4 KB
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Mr.
Hengist
(32) Goblins -----------------
5.40 KB
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Mr.
Hengist
Captain
Kirk
(34) Women -----------------
23.6 KB
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Mr. Spock
(35) Kill ----------------------
51.1 KB
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Captain
Kirk - Mr. Hengist - Jaris - Mr. Spock
(36) Entity ------------------
44.7 KB
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Mr. Spock
(37) Dead #3 ----------------
4.38 KB
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Dr. McCoy
This episode
has
McCoy say his most famous line of dialogue 3 times!
(38) Calm --------------------
15.8 KB
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Captain
Kirk
Picture this
situation from any crewmember's
point of view who is NOT in the room with Kirk.
You're going about your normal business and suddenly
the captain makes this announcement.
I think I'd START worrying!!
(39) Volcano -----------------
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Captain
Kirk - Dr. McCoy
If this is
supposed
to be a strong sedative, how come
everyone starts acting as though they've been given laughing gas?
(40) Stop --------------------
36.8 KB
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Redjac
(Jack the Ripper)
Excellent
idea making Jack the Ripper be an alien entity.
(41) Gloomy -----------------
18.6 KB
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Mr. Sulu
Does it make
any
sense sedating the guy
that's piloting the ship? Then again, the sedative
isn't acting like any sedative I've heard of.
Mr. Sulu
It might be
called a
sedative, but it doesn't sedate!
Mr. Spock
If you're
wondering
what the name of the WAV means: It's PI.
(44) Shove ------------------
9.46 KB
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Mr. Kyle
(Transporter Chief)
(45) Happy ------------------
16.5 KB
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Captain
Kirk - Scotty
Scotty's
line is
great!!
(46) Shot --------------------
25.2 KB
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Captain
Kirk - Dr. McCoy
Captain
Kirk
(48) Cafe --------------------
72.1 KB
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Mr.
Spock - Captain
Kirk - Dr. McCoy - Scotty
A very funny
ending
to an excellent episode!
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