Star Trek - The Original Series, Vol. 27, Episodes 53 dvd movie.
Home » DVD » Science Fiction/Fantasy » Series/Sequels » Star Trek » General

Star Trek • Documentary
Star Trek • Boxed Sets
Star Trek • Feature Films
Star Trek • Deep Space Nine
Star Trek • Enterprise
Star Trek • Voyager

Star Trek - The Original Series, Vol. 27, Episodes 53 & 54: The Ultimate Computer/ The Omega Glory
buy dvd movies, videos
Star Trek - The Original Series, Vol. 27, Episodes 53 & 54: The Ultimate Computer/ The Omega Glory List Price: $19.99
Our Price: $17.99
You Save: $2

Features
 Closed-captioned
 Color
 DVD-Video
 Full Screen
 NTSC

In Theaters : 08 September, 1966
DVD Release : 10 July, 2001
[ + Zoom ]   [ Buy Now ] DVD : Usually ships in 2 to 4 weeks
Star Trek - The Original Series, Vol. 27, Episodes 53 & 54: The Ultimate Computer/ The Omega Glory Customer Reviews
  1     2     3  
♥♥♥♥ "this unit must survive"
In 'The Omega Glory', 'Yangs' (Yankees) on Omega IV, a parallel Earth, take back American from occupying 'Kohms' (communists).

In 'The Ultimate Computer' mathematics genius Dr Daystrom (William Marshall) installs a new supercomputer, the M-5, aboard the Enterprise. It can run a star-ship better than humans, and it's to be tested in war games against four other federation ships. Daystrom is such a genius even Spock can only be of small help to him. McCoy says to Spock, "This is what you'd like isn't it Spock?", "you'd prefer a ship run by computer". Spock replies, "I don't find it preferable" in understatement.

When the war games begin, not only does the Enterprise react faster than the other ships, but the M-5 has shields and weapons set to maximum. The M-5 has malfunctioned. It's taken complete control of the Enterprise and doesn't see this as a game. The enterprise destroys one Star-ship and heavily damages one or two of the others.

Dr Daystrom, - "lecturing to fools, who don't even begin to understand my systems; lessor minds and competitors, building, on my work" - a mad genius it turns out, whose own 'brain engrams' have been used in the creation of the computer, tries to talk the M-5 into disconnecting itself. The talk almost sounds as if it is a man in conversation with his child or even with himself, "this unit must survive", M-5 insists.

Kirk asks M-5 to scan the Star-ship Hood. The M-5 reports there are no life-signs aboard. 'You have murdered', Kirk proclaims, and both the M-5 and Dr Daystrom have a mini-breakdown giving the crew a chance to disconnect the faulty computer.
  1     2     3  

[+] SiteMap