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"Requiem for Methuselah" was the 76th episode of Star Trek: The Original Series.

References[]

Characters[]

Episode characters[]

Flint (Willem AbramsonAkharinAlexander the GreatMicah BrackJohannes BrahmsLeonardo da VinciLazarus (Bible)MerlinMethuselahSolomon) • Bill HadleyRayna KapecRayna 15Rayna 16James T. KirkRoger LemliM-4Leonard McCoyMontgomery ScottSpockNyota Uhura
Referenced only
Galileo GalileiJohannes GutenbergMosesRayna 14Reginald PollackWilliam ShakespeareSocratesSten (artist)Taranullus

Novelization characters[]

FlintRayna KapecRayna 16Rayna 17James T. KirkM-4Leonard McCoyMontgomery ScottSpock
Referenced only
Jesus ChristGalileo GalileiJohannes GutenbergMosesReginald PollackWilliam ShakespeareSocratesSten (artist)Taranullus

Starships and vehicles[]

USS Enterprise (Constitution-class heavy cruiser)

Locations[]

Holberg 917GMilky Way GalaxyOmega system
Referenced only
Alpha CentauriCentauri VIIConstantinopleEarthEuropeMarcus IIMesopotamia

Races and cultures[]

AndroidHumanVulcan

States and organizations[]

FederationStarfleet Command

Other references[]

22391st millennium BC4th millennium BCAngel Playing the ViolinAngel with LuteantitoxinBiblebilliardsbubonic plaguechesscreation lithographDance in TehuantepecFederation legal banksGutenberg Biblehousekeeperirilliumkilometerlanding partylogicmind meldmoonphaserpianoplanetRigelian feverrobotryetalynSaurian brandyscreenssub-dimensional physicstricorder

Appendices[]

Related media[]

Flint the Immortal, under numerous guises, later appeared in:

Adaptations[]

Video releases[]

Background[]

At the first encounter with the robot, a short electronic sound burst is heard. This sounds like it was lifted, perhaps as a tribute, from Forbidden Planet.

Images[]

Connections[]

Timeline[]

published order
Previous episode:
The Way to Eden
TOS episode produced Next episode:
The Savage Curtain
Previous episode:
The Lights of Zetar
TOS episode aired Next episode:
The Way to Eden
Previous story:
Turnabout Intruder
Star Trek 5
Blish5
Next story:
The Way to Eden
chronological order
Previous Adventure:
The Quick and the Dead
Pocket Next Adventure:
The Savage Curtain
Previous Adventure:
The Quick and the Dead
Strange New Worlds II
Voyages of the
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)
(2264 to 2270)
Next Adventure:
The Hollow Man
New Visions


Translations[]
1972
German language: Requiem für Methusalem, translated by Hans Maeter. (Williams)
1978
Italian language: Requiem per Matusalemme, translated by Rosella Sanità. (Arnoldo Mondadori Editore)
1978
Japanese language: メトセラへの鎮魂歌, translated by Hiroshi Saito. (Hayakawa Bunko)

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