"The Return of the Archons" is a first season episode of Star Trek: The Original Series. It is episode 21, and was first aired February 9, 1967. It was repeated by NBC on July 27, 1967. The screenplay was written by Boris Sobelman, based on a story by Gene Roddenberry, and directed by Joseph Pevney. Overview: The crew of the Enterprise encounters a world controlled by an unseen leader. On stardate 3156.2, the starship USS Enterprise, under the...
Spock reflects on mankind's dreams of utopia, then raises his eye brows at Ji...
Lindstrom under estimates the situation they are in. Spock enlightens him.
Spock reflects on mankind's dreams of utopia, then raises his eye brows at Ji...
Lindstrom call the ship from the planet to give Jim a status report.
Jim and Spock are clearly on opposite sides of the issue.
Spock and Jim, back on the bridge of the Enterprise, have a chuckle.
The Computer has overloaded and self destructed. Jim turns to Marplon.
Jim and Spock start forcing the computer to deal with data outside of it's pr...
Jim and Spock have blasted a hole in the wall of Landu's Hall to reveal a lar...
Marplon and Tamar are having second thoughts about disrupting their perfect s...
Spock has analyzed Landru's society and explains it to the captain.
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