Star Trek: Tomorrow is Yesterday / The Return of the Archons

Tomorrow is Yesterday ©1978 Paramount Pictures Corp. and Norway Corp. All rights reserved.		The Return of the Archons ©1978 Paramount Pictures Corp. and Norway Corp. All rights reserved.
Episode	21	Episode	22
Airdate	January 26, 1967	Airdate	February 9, 1967
Next Voyage	The Return of the Arcons #22	Next Voyage	A Taste of Armageddon #23

Catalog Number	PILF-161511
Format	Extended Play CLV

Languages	English Japanese
Table of Contents
Running Time	102 minutes

Side	Chapters	Running Time
1	5	51min 56sec
2	5	51min 35sec
	10	103min 31sec

Pressing Location	Pioneer LDC - Japan
Retail Price	Available in Box Set Only
Issued	November 10, 1992

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Tomorrow is Yesterday

Directed by Michael O'Herlihy

Written by D.C. Fontana

Produced by Gene L. Coon

Executive Producer Gene Roddenberry

Starring William Shatner
Leonard Nimoy

Guest Star Roger Perry

Featuring DeForest Kelley
Hal Lynch

Stardate 3113.2
Enterprise hurtled back in time!
When a black star sends the Enterprise backward in time to the twentieth century, the starship is spotted as a UFO. Air Force Captain John Christopher's jet is accidentally destroyed, and Kirk is forced to beam him aboard. How can Kirk return the pilot to Earth, yet still manage to return to the future without changing history?
This episode marks the first appearance of British-accented Lt. Kyle (John Winston), who reprised his role in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.

The Return of the Archons

Directed by Joseph Pevney

Teleplay by Boris Sobekman

Story by Gene Roddenberry

Produced by Gene L. Coon

Executive Producer Gene Roddenberry

Starring William Shatner
Leonard Nimoy

Guest Stars Harry Townes
Torin Thatcher

Featuring DeForest Kelley

Stardate 3156.2
Group mind control threatens Enterprise crew!
When the Enterprise visits Beta III to learn what happened to the U.S.S. Archon a century ago, Kirk and company find a planet of blissful people controlled by "Landru," an omniscient ruler. Landru absorbed the Archons into "the Body" - a fate that awaits Kirk's crew unless he can find a way to destroy Landru. And he'd better hurry - the Enterprise is being pulled from orbit!
Gene Roddenberry took the name "Archons" from a social club he belonged to while in high school.

Tomorrow is Yesterday
Directed by	Michael O'Herlihy
Written by	D.C. Fontana
Produced by	Gene L. Coon
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	William Shatner Leonard Nimoy
Guest Star	Roger Perry
Featuring	DeForest Kelley Hal Lynch
Stardate 3113.2 Enterprise hurtled back in time! When a black star sends the Enterprise backward in time to the twentieth century, the starship is spotted as a UFO. Air Force Captain John Christopher's jet is accidentally destroyed, and Kirk is forced to beam him aboard. How can Kirk return the pilot to Earth, yet still manage to return to the future without changing history? This episode marks the first appearance of British-accented Lt. Kyle (John Winston), who reprised his role in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.

The Return of the Archons
Directed by	Joseph Pevney
Teleplay by	Boris Sobekman
Story by	Gene Roddenberry
Produced by	Gene L. Coon
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	William Shatner Leonard Nimoy
Guest Stars	Harry Townes Torin Thatcher
Featuring	DeForest Kelley
Stardate 3156.2 Group mind control threatens Enterprise crew! When the Enterprise visits Beta III to learn what happened to the U.S.S. Archon a century ago, Kirk and company find a planet of blissful people controlled by "Landru," an omniscient ruler. Landru absorbed the Archons into "the Body" - a fate that awaits Kirk's crew unless he can find a way to destroy Landru. And he'd better hurry - the Enterprise is being pulled from orbit! Gene Roddenberry took the name "Archons" from a social club he belonged to while in high school.