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Descarga Directa Star Trek: The Doomsday Machine Sol Kaplan 1967 MU Megaupload
04 Mayo 2010|20:14
Compositor: Sol Kaplan
Año: 1967
Procedencia: U.S.A.
Formato: MPEG a 320 kbps / 48,000kHz
Tamaño: 73,9 Mb (Comprimido)
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CONTENIDO
1- Approach of Enterprise
2- Debris
3- The Constellation
4- Star Trek (Main Title)
5- Adrift
6- Going Aboard
7- Matt Decker
8- The Crew That Was
9- What is A Doomsday Machine
10- The Planet Killer
11- A Big Problem
12- Strange Boom
13- The Pick Up
14- Decker Takes Over
15- The New Commander
16- Light Beams
17- Tractor Beam
18- Violent Shakes
19- Spock Takes Command
20- Decker's Foil
21- Sneaky Commodore
22- Goodbye Mr Decker
23- Condolences
24- Power Drain
25- Kirk Does it Again
26- One's Enough
27- Star Trek (End Credits)
Duración Total: 28 min. aprox.
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Info del Episodio de Wikipedia:
"The Doomsday Machine" is a second-season episode of Star Trek: The Original Series. It is episode #35, production #35, and was first broadcast on October 20, 1967. It was repeated on April 19, 1968. It was written by Norman Spinrad, and directed by Marc Daniels.
Overview: The starship Enterprise plays a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with an alien planet-killing machine.
Trivia: Episode writer Norman Spinrad had wanted actor Robert Ryan to play Commodore Decker, but Ryan was unavailable due to prior commitments.
William Windom largely improvised Decker's tale of what happened to his ship and crew. Director Marc Daniels simply left the set and let Windom ad-lib as much as he wanted. Out of a 10-minute speech, only about two minutes was actually used.
Commodore Decker is seen constantly fiddling with recorder tapes aboard the Constellation. This is an homage to Humphrey Bogart, whose character of Captain Queeg did the same thing with ball bearings in The Caine Mutiny.
In the Peter David novel "Vendetta" it is noted that the theory that the Doomsday Machine originated in another galaxy does not work given the massive amount of fuel required to power the machine. An alternative theory that an early prototype of a machine designed to counter the Borg by an advanced race is advanced. This falls into the category of fanon.
In an essay on the episode Peter David notes when Decker overpowers the guard escorting him to sickbay it was the only time TOS portrayed "a vaguely futuristic style of fighting".
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