- For other uses, see Miri.
"Miri" was the 12th episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, in the show's first season, first aired on 27 October 1966. The episode was written by Adrian SpiesMA, directed by Vincent McEveetyMA and novelized in Star Trek 1 by James Blish. A remastered version of this episode was aired in syndication, premiering on 16 September 2006.
References[]
Characters[]
Episode characters[]
- John Farrell • Fields • Floyd (Only) • David Galloway • Jahn • James T. Kirk • Ryan Leslie • Louise • Leonard McCoy • Miri • Janice Rand • Spock • unnamed Onlies • unnamed 2260s USS Enterprise personnel
Novelization characters[]
- John Farrell • Floyd (Only) • James T. Kirk • Leonard McCoy • Miri • Janice Rand • Spock
Starships and vehicles[]
Locations[]
Races and cultures[]
Science[]
- anatomy • lifeform • Koch's postulates • matter • memory
Technology and weapons[]
- mommie • starship • viewscreen
Materials and substances[]
- atmosphere • blood • gas • oxygen
Lifeforms[]
States and organizations[]
Ranks and titles[]
- captain • commander • commanding officer • communications officer • Federation Starfleet ranks • Federation Starfleet ranks (2260s) • first officer • lieutenant commander • officer • scientist • science officer
Other references[]
- arm • boot • clothing • Federation members • finger • five-year mission • government • language • logic • nation-state • orbit • pants • quadrant • races and cultures • rank • space • star • stardate • Starfleet uniform • Starfleet uniform (2260s) • technology • title • tunic • uniform • universe • weapon • agar plate • Cold Peace • foolie • grup • vaccine • Vincent's agina
Appendices[]
Related media[]
- TOS comic: "The Dream Walkers" - The scene where Leonard McCoy loses consciousness is replayed, as a dreamlike scenery from Janice Rand's memory.
Adaptations[]
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Novelized in Star Trek 1.
Novelized in Star Trek 1 reprint.
Novelized in Star Trek 1 reprint.
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Novelized in Star Trek 1 reprint.
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Novelized in Star Trek 1 reprint.
Novelization German language translation in Der unwirkliche MacCoy.
Novelization German language translation reprinted in Der unwirkliche McCoy.
Novelization German language translation reprinted in Enterprise 1.
Novelization collected in The Star Trek Reader II.
German language novelization translation collected in Der große Sammelband.
Novelization collected in The Classic Episodes 1.
Video releases[]
VHS release with "The Empath".
Collector's edition VHS release with "What Are Little Girls Made Of?".
LaserDisc release with "What Are Little Girls Made Of?".
Background[]
- Miri's planet is unnamed in the television episode. James Blish's novelization identifies it as the fourth planet in the 70 Ophiucus star system, while the novel The Cry of the Onlies calls it Juram V.
- Some fans[citation needed] have suggested that Pal, who joins Flint as his assistant in The Cry of the Onlies later takes on the name Ira Graves. This suggestion was made after those fans read TNG novel: Immortal Coil.
Images[]
Episode images[]
Adaptation images[]
The USS Enterprise.
The Enterprise.
The Enterprise.
The crew.
The crew.
The Enterprise.
The Enterprise.
The Enterprise.
James T. Kirk and Janice Rand.
A phaser.
Spock and the Enterprise.
The Enterprise.
Character art.
Character art.
The Enterprise.
The crew.
The crew.
Connections[]
Timeline[]
| published order | ||
|---|---|---|
| Previous episode: Dagger of the Mind |
TOS episode produced | Next episode: The Conscience of the King |
| Previous episode: What Are Little Girls Made Of? |
TOS episode aired | Next episode: Dagger of the Mind |
| Previous story: The Naked Time |
Star Trek 1
|
Next story: The Conscience of the King |
| chronological order | ||
| Previous Adventure: Dagger of the Mind |
Next Adventure: Yeoman Figgs | |
| Previous Adventure: Dagger of the Mind |
Voyages of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) (2264 to 2270) |
Next Adventure: The Conscience of the King |
Translations[]
- 1969
- Japanese : ミリ, translated by Mamoru Nakagami. (Hayakawa)
- 1972
- German : Miri, translated by Janis Kambulis. (Williams)
- 1973
- Turkish : Miri (Esrarengiz Hastalık), translated by Reha Pinar. (Altın Kitaplar)
- 1975
- Dutch : Miri, translated by Jan Koesen. (Luitingh)
- 1978
- Italian : Miri, translated by Rosella Sanità. (Arnoldo Mondadori Editore)
- 1991
- French : Miri, translated by Paul Couturiau. (Lefrancq)
External links[]
- Miri (episode) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- Miri (Star Trek) article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.