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Star Trek: Season 2, Episode 6The Counter-Clock Incident (12 Oct. 1974) 7.1
The Enterprise is transporting its first Captain, Robert April to Babel where he will reluctantly accept his retirement. When they attempt to stop an unidentified vessel on a collision ... See full summary » Director:Bill Reed |
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| DeForest Kelley | ... |
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| George Takei | ... |
Sulu
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The Enterprise is transporting its first Captain, Robert April to Babel where he will reluctantly accept his retirement. When they attempt to stop an unidentified vessel on a collision course with the Beta Niobe nova, they accidentally pass into an alternate dimension where time flows in the opposite direction. Thus, the crew of the Enterprise rapidly begins to grow younger in age and soon becomes unable to man the consoles. Written by The TV Archaeologist
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12 October 1974 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Capt. Kirk: Explain, Spock.
Mr. Spock: Ship's chronometers are also running backwards. The flow of time is reversed in this universe. The longer we stay here, the younger we will become.
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This episode introduces Robert April, a character from unused Star Trek (1966) scripts. Due to Gene Roddenberry's later request that the animated series not be considered canon, however, it has never been made part of "official" Star Trek continuity that Captain April was the first captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. See more »Goofs
In Karla Five's first message to the Enterprise, she's speaking in reverse. Later, in her reverse-time universe, the crew can understand her (and her, them) because, as Spock says, their brains are now in reverse. If this true, then Karla's brain should likewise have been reversed when she entered the forward-time universe, allowing her to speak forwards. See more »Quotes
Mr. Spock: Captain, the flower is not the only thing on board that is growing younger.Capt. Kirk: Explain, Spock.
Mr. Spock: Ship's chronometers are also running backwards. The flow of time is reversed in this universe. The longer we stay here, the younger we will become.
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