T3.E3

The Survivors

El episodio se emitió el 7 oct 1989
TV-PG
45min

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John Anderson and Anne Haney in Star Trek: La nueva generación (1987)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe Enterprise responds to a distress call from Rana IV, a Federation colony that is under attack from an unknown alien ship. When they arrive, they find the entire surface of the planet des... Leer todoThe Enterprise responds to a distress call from Rana IV, a Federation colony that is under attack from an unknown alien ship. When they arrive, they find the entire surface of the planet destroyed, save for a single house and two occupants.The Enterprise responds to a distress call from Rana IV, a Federation colony that is under attack from an unknown alien ship. When they arrive, they find the entire surface of the planet destroyed, save for a single house and two occupants.

Dirección
- Les Landau
Guión
- Gene Roddenberry
- Michael I. Wagner
Reparto principal

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7,6/10

4,3 mil

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Dirección
- Les Landau
Guión
- Gene Roddenberry
- Michael I. Wagner
Reparto principal

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Curiosidades
John Anderson's wife had recently died when he worked on this episode. He later described his role in this episode as one of the hardest he ever had to play.

Pifias
When the bridge crew first scans the plot of vegetation and structure in the middle of the otherwise destroyed planet surface, Data announces that the structure is in the center of the vegetation. However, when the landing party materializes in the Uxbridge's back yard, the house is clearly seen at the far left corner of the lot, surrounded from behind and its left by desolation.

However, the building is so large that it covers half of the screen, so that what is behind or to the right is out of view, so it cannot be determined how far back the vegetation extends.

Citas
Kevin Uxbridge: [of Rishon] I saw her broken body. I went insane. My hatred exploded. And in an instant of grief... I destroyed the Husnock.
Doctor Beverly Crusher: Why did you try to hide this from all of us? Was it out of guilt for not helping Rishon and the others when they were alive?
Kevin Uxbridge: No, no, no, no, no, you-you don't understand the scope of my crime. I didn't kill just one Husnock, or a hundred, or a thousand. I killed them all. All Husnock, everywhere. - Are 11,000 people worth... 50 billion? Is the love of a woman worth the destruction of an entire species?

Conexiones
Featured in Star Trek: La nueva generación: Allegiance (1990)

Banda sonora
Star Trek: The Next Generation Main Title
Composed by Jerry Goldsmith and Alexander Courage

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Reseña destacada

9/10

An entertaining and emotional story

This is one of those episodes that made the series so entertaining. In this show we will learn that things are not exactly what they appear as the Enterprise is called to help two elderly people on a planet that has been attacked by aliens.

The two people, Kevin and Rishon Uxbridge, are living on the only spot of land that has not been destroyed by the passing aliens. They live in a nice house surrounded by trees when the rest of the planet is a wasteland. And right from the get-go we, as viewers, know that something just is not right about this situation.

Veteran actor John Anderson gives a stirring performance as the elderly Kevin Uxbridge that only wants to be left alone with his lovely wife. But before we learn the entire account of why the couple want no part of outside contact, we will be taken on an emotional trip that will lead to deception and remorse. An excellent story that was entertaining the entire time. One of the better episode we have seen this season.