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+ | |author = [[Alan Dean Foster]] |
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+ | |publisher = [[Del Rey]] |
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+ | |series = [[Star Trek Logs#Del Rey (2006)|Star Trek Logs omnibus]] #5 |
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+ | :''Adapted from the [[Star Trek: The Animated Series|animated series]] created by [[Gene Roddenberry]] – featuring Captain Kirk and the crew of the U.S.S. ''Enterprise''. |
A compilation of ''[[Star Trek Log 9]]'' and ''[[Star Trek Log 10]]'', with special 40th Anniversary styling, and a newly-written introduction from [[Alan Dean Foster]]. |
A compilation of ''[[Star Trek Log 9]]'' and ''[[Star Trek Log 10]]'', with special 40th Anniversary styling, and a newly-written introduction from [[Alan Dean Foster]]. |
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:''"SPACE. THE FINAL FRONTIER.... These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise." Celebrate the fortieth anniversary of ''Star Trek'' with the original mission logs chronicling some of the crew's most bizarre missions and strangest encounters with alien races across the galaxy... where no man has gone before.'' |
:''"SPACE. THE FINAL FRONTIER.... These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise." Celebrate the fortieth anniversary of ''Star Trek'' with the original mission logs chronicling some of the crew's most bizarre missions and strangest encounters with alien races across the galaxy... where no man has gone before.'' |
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:''It seems a simple request. The [[Pandronian]]s have petitioned to send a representative to observe a Federation crew carrying out a survey mission. So Commander [[Ari bn Bem]] joins Captain Kirk to evaluate aboriginal life forms of undetermined intelligence and accomplishments on planet Delta Theta Three. There, the trouble begins with an omniscient entity.'' |
:''It seems a simple request. The [[Pandronian]]s have petitioned to send a representative to observe a Federation crew carrying out a survey mission. So Commander [[Ari bn Bem]] joins Captain Kirk to evaluate aboriginal life forms of undetermined intelligence and accomplishments on planet Delta Theta Three. There, the trouble begins with an omniscient entity.'' |
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:''Then disaster summons Bem to his home planet, with the ''Enterprise'' ordered to assist him in every way. The shocking theft of a priceless treasure threatens to reduce Pandronian civilization to anarchy – and bring the crew of the ''Enterprise'' to the brink of disaster.'' |
:''Then disaster summons Bem to his home planet, with the ''Enterprise'' ordered to assist him in every way. The shocking theft of a priceless treasure threatens to reduce Pandronian civilization to anarchy – and bring the crew of the ''Enterprise'' to the brink of disaster.'' |
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:''A billion years ago [[Slaver]]s ruled the galaxy, but all that remains of their once awesome empire is concentrated in extraordinary cubes known as [[stasis box]]es. Now the ''Enterprise'' must transport a stasis box containing the ultimate weapon, a war computer/handgun with settings that fire nuclear explosions.'' |
:''A billion years ago [[Slaver]]s ruled the galaxy, but all that remains of their once awesome empire is concentrated in extraordinary cubes known as [[stasis box]]es. Now the ''Enterprise'' must transport a stasis box containing the ultimate weapon, a war computer/handgun with settings that fire nuclear explosions.'' |
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Latest revision as of 11:52, 28 January 2021
Real world article
(written from a Production point of view)
(written from a Production point of view)
- Adapted from the animated series created by Gene Roddenberry – featuring Captain Kirk and the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise.
A compilation of Star Trek Log 9 and Star Trek Log 10, with special 40th Anniversary styling, and a newly-written introduction from Alan Dean Foster.
Summary
- From the book jacket
- "SPACE. THE FINAL FRONTIER.... These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise." Celebrate the fortieth anniversary of Star Trek with the original mission logs chronicling some of the crew's most bizarre missions and strangest encounters with alien races across the galaxy... where no man has gone before.
- "Bem"
- It seems a simple request. The Pandronians have petitioned to send a representative to observe a Federation crew carrying out a survey mission. So Commander Ari bn Bem joins Captain Kirk to evaluate aboriginal life forms of undetermined intelligence and accomplishments on planet Delta Theta Three. There, the trouble begins with an omniscient entity.
- Then disaster summons Bem to his home planet, with the Enterprise ordered to assist him in every way. The shocking theft of a priceless treasure threatens to reduce Pandronian civilization to anarchy – and bring the crew of the Enterprise to the brink of disaster.
- "The Slaver Weapon"
- A billion years ago Slavers ruled the galaxy, but all that remains of their once awesome empire is concentrated in extraordinary cubes known as stasis boxes. Now the Enterprise must transport a stasis box containing the ultimate weapon, a war computer/handgun with settings that fire nuclear explosions.
- But the Kzin – violent, ferocious, catlike creatures – crave the weapon that will make the galaxy a smorgasbord for their insatiable appetites. With ruthless cunning they lure the unsuspecting starship to an icy planet, where a cataclysmic fate awaits them – and the universe.
External link
- Star Trek Logs Nine and Ten at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
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