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PLAYED BY:
William Shatner
SPECIES: Human Male
One half of Captain James
T. Kirk, commander of the U.S.S.
Enterprise, created by a malfunction in the ship's
transporter. This version of Kirk was comprised of the
whole version's "evil" side; animalistic barbarity and
savage human characteristics. The Evil-Kirk cared not to
maintain his command image and freely swilled Saurian
brandy throughout the corridors of the ship. He also did
not hide his true feelings for Yeoman Rand as he
assaulted her in her quarters and attempted to rape her.
Subdued by Mr. Spock's neck pinch, the Evil Kirk managed
to switch places with his "good" counterpart and
attempted to maroon a landing party on the freezing cold
surface of Alfa-177. Physically and emotionally drained
by the divergence of personalities, the Evil Kirk
eventually yielded to his good side, whom convinced him
the only way he could survive would be if he rejoined
with his other half. With the transporter repaired, both
Kirks recombined into one personality.
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GEOLOGICAL
TECHNICIAN FISHER |
PLAYED BY:
Edward
Madden
SPECIES: Human Male
A member of the landing
party to Alfa-177. Fisher accidentally fell off a
precipice on the planet's surface where he injured his
right hand and was covered in a mysterious yellow ore.
Reporting back to the Enterprise for medical
attention, the yellow ore overloaded the transporter
circuits causing a malfunction that split Captain Kirk
into two personalities. While walking nearby Yeoman
Rand's quarters, Fisher witnessed, what he thought was
Captain Kirk, physically assaulting the female
crewmember. Responding to her pleas for help, Fisher
summoned Mr. Spock on the bridge, but was knocked
unconscious by the Evil Kirk for his trouble. |
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TRANSPORTER
TECHNICIAN WILSON |
PLAYED BY:
Garland
Thompson
SPECIES: Human Male
One of the
assistants in the transporter room, Wilson encountered
the Evil Kirk outside the Captain's cabin. When the Evil
Kirk ordered Wilson to give him his phaser weapon,
Wilson naturally obliged, but he was soon knocked
unconscious by the evil captain.
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