Gorgan | Memory Alpha | Fandom
Gorgan (also known as the "Friendly Angel") was a noncorporeal being preserved in a cave on the planet Triacus. Spock's research suggested that Gorgan was possibly the last survivor of a race of marauders who used Triacus as a base from which to maraud the Epsilon Indi star system, until their victims rose up
"Star Trek" And the Children Shall Lead (TV Episode 1968) - IMDb
Expedition logs reveal that the expedition had discovered an ancient civilization and that there might be one survivor. In fact, the Gorgon thrives on the innocence of the children and the adults' self-doubt. — garykmcd.
And the Children Shall Lead - Wikipedia
However, when left unattended in one of the ship's rooms, the children chant an evocation and summon a glowing humanoid named Gorgan. He advises them to take control of the crew in order to get to Marcus XII, his preferred destination, where he will dominate millions more followers and conquer the galaxy.
Melvin Belli | Memory Alpha | Fandom
Melvin Mouron Belli (29 July 1907 – 9 July 1996; age 88) is most famous as a criminal defense and personal injury lawyer, not an actor, but is also known for playing the role of Gorgan in the Star Trek: The Original Series third season episode "And the Children Shall Lead".
Gorgan - Villains Wiki
Gorgan is an antagonist who was first introduced in the Star Trek episode "And the Children Shall Lead". He was portrayed by the late Melvin Belli. Millions of years ago, Gorgan, the Beta XII-A entity, The One, and 0, had joined together to sow chaos throughout the galaxy after Q …
Gorgan | Memory Beta, non-canon Star Trek Wiki | Fandom
Gorgan was a malevolent entity from another dimension. Approximately one million years ago, 0, with Q 's assistance, used the Guardian of Forever to bring Gorgan, The One, and (*) into the Universe. The group committed many atrocities, including the destruction of the Tkon Empire. (TNG novel: Q-Strike)
Star Trek's And The Children Shall Lead Episode Has A Big Plot …
2024年5月14日 · In private, the children are visited by a ghostly being named Gorgan ( star lawyer Melvin Belli, who was referenced in David Fincher's "Zodiac") who imbues them with eerie mental powers and...
And the Children Shall Lead (episode) | Memory Alpha | Fandom
When the children are left alone, they chant to summon a "friendly angel" (later referred to as Gorgan) and he appears, congratulating them for getting rid of the adults on Triacus and telling them that they must take control of the Enterprise and travel to Marcos XII.
Star Trek Episode 59: And the Children Shall Lead
2016年7月20日 · After being rescued, the children succeed in commandeering the Enterprise while under the influence of a malevolent entity known as Gorgan (Melvin Belli). Arguably the worst Star Trek episode ever made, “And the Children Shall Lead” will interest only the most dedicated of fans.
Star Trek S3 E4 "And the Children Shall Lead" - TV Tropes
Villainous Breakdown: When Gorgan’s control of the children begins to slip, he becomes agitated and demands they return to their posts to resume control of the Enterprise. His face also begins to melt and angrily curses them until he fades away.