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The Diablos are a Puerto Rican street gang led by El Burro and are based in Hepburn Heights, Portland Island. They arrived in 1998 but, due to their limited fire power, could only gain control of one district. Three years later, the gang still has limited fire power, however, they continue to hold onto Hepburn Heights. They are arch rivals of the Uptown Yardies.
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Leone Family
Led by Salvatore Leone, the Leone Family have been a force in Liberty City longer than any other gang. They are based on Portland Island, in particular Saint Mark's, but also have interests in the Red Light District, Chinatown and Trenton. They had previously controlled more of the city, but in 1998 saw their influence greatly reduced. They have a fierce rivalry with the Triads.
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The Southside Hoods are an African-American street gang led by D-Ice and are based in the poorer areas of Shoreside Vale, ( appearing more in Wichita Gardens ). They arrived in the city in 1998, however divisions began to show. Differences began to show and the gang split into two sub divisions, the Red Jacks and the Purple Nines. Despite their differences, they continue to work together. After the mission Rumble, the Purple Nines are permanently wiped out from the game, meanwhile the Red Jacks continue to walk their turf on the streets.
The Triads are a Chinese criminal organization that arrived in the city in 1998, with help from the Sicilian Mafia. They control the Chinatown area of Portland and are the enemies of the Leone Family. The leader of the Triads is unknown and are involved in many criminal activities.
Uptown Yardies
The Uptown Yardies are a African-Caribbean criminal organization led by King Courtney, based on Staunton Island. Their rivals are the Diablos, and are known to deal with the Colombian Cartel. They arrived in the city in 1998, and took control of some if the Forelli Family's territories, but have limited influence.
The Yakuza are a Japanese criminal organization based on Staunton Island. Since they arrived in Liberty City in 1998, their influence has fallen but are still a prominent force in the city. They are co-led by Asuka and Kenji Kasen. They are arch rivals of the Colombian Cartel, both divide their territories in Fort Staunton .
- By the end of the game, 5 of the 8 gangs in the game ( Colombian Cartel, Yardies, Diablos, Leone Family and the Triads ) become hostile to the player, it means, if the player walk inside their territories, the gang members will automatically attack Claude, the most dangerous are the Leone Family, they have powerful shotguns, which can easy blow up a normal car in two shots.
- The Triads and the Cholos ( Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories ) are the only gangs in GTA 3 era who do not have a boss.


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The Ten-Tails (十尾, Jūbi) is the primordial entity tied to the legend of the Sage of the Six Paths. Its chakra was divided into the nine tailed beasts and its body sealed into what would become known as the moon, by the Sage in his final moments of life. The Ten-Tails is considered to be the creator of the world, and the herald to its end should it ever be revived.[3] Obito Uchiha's ultimate ambition, which was created and designed by Madara Uchiha,[4] the Eye of the Moon Plan, is to capture and merge all nine of the tailed beasts back into the Ten-Tails, and become its jinchūriki and then cast the reflection of his Sharingan on the moon, casting a genjutsu known as the Infinite Tsukuyomi which will put the entire world under his control.
Centuries before the founding of the hidden villages, the Sage of the Six Paths saved the world from the Ten-Tails. He managed to subdue the beast and seal it within his own body, becoming the first jinchūriki. However, this offered merely a temporary solution to the menace: in the event of his death, the seal would dissolve and the Ten-Tails would once again be unleashed upon the world. Knowing this, the Sage searched for a more permanent solution. Ultimately, the Sage succeeded by using his Creation of All Things ability to separate the Ten-Tails' chakra from its body and divide it into nine separate constructs that would later become known as "tailed beasts", scattering them throughout the world. As a final precaution, using Chibaku Tensei, the Sage entombed the physical remains of the Ten-Tails within a colossal stone prison and hurled it into the heavens, creating the moon.[5][6] The astonishing feat of not only successfully sealing the Ten-Tails, but also suppressing it, made the Sage a deified hero throughout the shinobi world.
Centuries later, the Rinnegan would once again manifest itself in one of the sage's descendants: Madara Uchiha. With his new power, Madara summoned the empty vessel of the Ten-Tails back into the world and named it the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path.[7] Joined by Obito Uchiha, who continued his work after his natural death, Madara devised a means to reunite the Demonic Statue and the tailed beasts back into their one original form so he can use the Ten-Tails to enact his life-long objective: the Eye of the Moon Plan.
As noted by Kurama, the Ten-Tails lacks a consciousness to possess feelings or ideals, thus making it impossible for those to sense it through such means as those that involve detecting negative feelings or chakra. People in Sage Mode are best able to gain some sense of the beast's power, and even then it appears unmeasurable and overwhelming; Kurama likens the Ten-Tails to be an innate force of nature.[8] But the Ten-Tails appears to be a sapient being to some extent as it reacted to seeing the presence of the tailed beasts chakra inside Naruto and the image of the Sage of the Six Paths by gathering chakra and strengthening itself. [9]
Silhouetted prior to its introduction in the story line, the Ten-Tails is a cyclops-like humanoid in appearance with a conch shell-like upper body with long, spiked-like protrusions on its back. Its unique red[10] eye, taking up most of its head, has four concentric circles with nine tomoe in the three circles closest to the pupil. In a later appearance, the Ten-Tails' look was a bit more "crass". The spiky protrusions on its back were much higher, resembling a conch shell, and its tails were bushier.[2] It appears to have a tan skin color.[10]
Due to being incomplete in its revival, with six tomoe in its eye instead of nine, the Ten-Tails appeared in what Madara and Obito revealed to be its larval stage. In its immature form, the Ten-Tails possessed a grotesque bulb-like body much larger than Gyūki and Kurama, with spiky protrusions growing out of its back, and a wide, cavernous mouth with multiple rows of sharp, pointed teeth, as well as a spiked chin. It had long arms and clawed hands, but no visible hind-legs. It also had dark veins similar to those of a plant all over its body, and the endings of its tails resembled leaf buds, which had been shown to unfurl as the beast matured.[11][12]
After further maturing, the Ten-Tails more closely resembled its humanoid silhouette from the flashback. Its bodily proportions were very elongated and emaciated with a twisting neck, yet it retained the spiked bulb from its previous form on its back. The beast possessed visible legs, which it used along with its right arm to stand, as its left arm was missing at the elbow. Its facial appearance changed greatly, growing a single ear on the right side of its head, while its mouth, which now contained straight teeth, moved to the left side and several horns formed on various parts on its head. The monster's tails now end with hands similar to the chakra arms formed by other tailed beasts.[13]
As it continued to mature, the Ten-Tails gained a more muscular appearance, grew a complete left arm, and began standing on its hind legs once more.[14] After gathering some more chakra, it acquired an even more muscular form, and its horns grew longer.[15]
As the original form of all nine tailed beasts, the Ten-Tails was said to possess massive and overwhelmingly foul chakra that is potent enough to bring total despair and destruction to the world.[16] Not only is the Ten-Tails the source of all chakra, but also the progenitor of everything that exists in the world. It is a god that created countries and has the power to swallow oceans, split the land, and carry mountains. In addition, Kurama admitted that it alone wouldn't even stand a chance against the Ten-Tails, and stated that the Sage told them that its revival would result in the end of the world.[17] When Naruto Uzumaki attempted to use Sage Mode to gauge the power of the beast, he was overwhelmed by the vastness of the beast's power, which Kurama noted as immeasurable.[18] Its power was reaffirmed when the beast's chakra completely warped the shape of the Sensing Water Ball at Allied Forces HQ, becoming like a planet.[19]
As the original Tailed Beast, the Ten-Tails can create a Tailed Beast Ball. In the beast's initial form, the ball is fired as a continuous beam and is able to overwhelm multiple Tailed Beast Balls from both Gyūki and Kurama without losing momentum; all while still damaging six of Kurama's tails and causing a trail of destruction across the landscape.[20][21] When the Ten-Tails matured into its second form, its Tailed Beast Ball took on a unique, cone-like shape and gained an immense increase in range, firing speed and destructive power, capable of destroying mountain ranges and entire cities with a single shot.[22]
Even in an incomplete state, the Ten-Tails possesses immense physical strength and is remarkably fast, despite its tremendous size, as it was able to attack both Naruto and Killer B before either of them could react.[23] It casually flicked back a Tailed Beast Ball with one of its fingers.[24] The beast has an extreme level of durability as it was unfazed from sustaining massive damage. A combined Tailed Beast Ball from both Gyūki and Kurama didn't even harm it.[25] A single swipe of its tail was enough to tear up the landscape around it.[26]
In its second form, the beast's tails become elongated arms, which effortlessly broke free from the various restraints created by the Allied Forces.[27] Its single eye is able to see across extremely vast distances[28], and can see chakra.[29] The beast seemed to be able to expand the length and thickness of its tails and use them to attack foes that are out of distance.[30] As it continued to store up its chakra, the Ten-Tails roar can stir a series of massive natural catastrophes.[31] Obito Uchiha was able to use the beast as a medium for his Wood Release: Cutting Technique.[32]
Obito noted that it could even withstand the backlash of its own Tailed Beast Ball fired at point-blank range, though Madara believed that the beast would still be wounded. Obito's assumption was proven correct when the Ten-Tails' Tailed Beast Ball, along with Gyūki's, detonated inside of its body, causing it to inflate for a while before shrinking back down and shrugging it off.[33]
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Ten-Tails Revival Arc
Though only able to obtain bits of Gyūki and Kurama's chakra, Obito Uchiha begins the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path's regeneration into the Ten-Tails. As Madara Uchiha joins the fray, Naruto and Killer B attempt to wipe out the Demonic Statue with a massive Tailed Beast Ball to stop the Ten-Tails from being fully revived. Though the statue's chakra vanished after the attack, the allied ninja's victory was short lived as the Ten-Tails emerges from the settling smoke. With this, Obito echoed Kakashi's sentiments that it was in fact the end, of this world and not the battle. Elsewhere, though disappointed that he was not able to capture the Eight and Nine-Tails to complete the beast's revival, Madara casted this aside and noted that they needed to get on with the plan.
With the revival complete, Obito and Madara situated themselves atop the beast, from which two tendrils manifested and connected themselves to the two Uchiha. Not wanting to waste any time, Obito noted that he wanted to cast the Infinite Tsukuyomi immediately while Madara wanted to test the beast's power first. As the beast attacked Gyūki and Kurama, it quickly landed a blow on Kurama before the fox had time to retaliate. Landing on either side of the beast, Kurama and Gyūki launched a barrage of simultaneous Tailed Beast Balls at the beast only for the Ten-Tails to counter using one of its own, completely nullifying the oncoming attacks. After the dust cleared, a Naruto shadow clone and Kakashi appeared above the Ten-Tails where Kakashi released Gyūki who was preparing to launch a point-blank range Tailed Beast Ball.
Merely flicking the ball back at Gyūki with a finger, the beast prepares to crush Kakashi and Naruto beneath its tail, but only manages to dispel the shadow clone as Kakashi was pushed to safety. Afterwards, the Uchiha have the Ten-Tails prepare a Tailed Beast Ball to decimate their severely exhausted opponents but much to everyone's shock, it missed. It is revealed that control of the beast had been momentarily wrested from their control. With the battlefield now shrouded in mist and all sensory skills being jammed, the question of whether they thought they were hiding was raised. With a single swipe of its tail, the beast is able to dissolve the mist. Just then the Wind Release: Wind Cutter Technique is used to counter, and when the mist cleared, it is revealed that the rest of the Allied Shinobi Forces had joined the fray.
The Alliance launched a barrage of techniques in order to incapacitate the Ten-Tails, so that they could get to Obito and Madara. As the beast is subsequently immobilised in what was effectively cement, the two Uchiha commented that the effort is futile as the Ten-Tails began its metamorphosis into its mature form. Once fully matured, the Ten-Tails bursts forth from its prison and proceeds to devastate several towns, with the shinobi headquarters and everyone in it targeted as well. After wiping out the headquarters, Madara realises that Ten-Tails is becoming more troublesome to control as he allows Obito to assume command as only he can revive Madara into a living body, allowing him to become the beast's jinchūriki. Once in control, Obito uses the Ten-Tails to channel the Wood Release: Cutting Technique to decimate the Allied Forces with wooden stakes, with Neji Hyūga among the fatally wounded, before it is sandwiched between Kitsuchi's Earth Release: Sandwich Technique. When encouraging words from his friends kept Naruto from breaking, Obito ignoring Madara that he would injure the Ten-Tails wrapped the beast with its tails and prepared to annihilate the Allied Forces with a Tailed Beast Ball at close range. However, before the ball could be fired, Killer B transformed into the Eight-Tails charging his own Tailed Beast Ball, stuffed both into the Ten-Tails' mouth and detonated them, causing the beast to collapse in pain.
After Naruto infused Hinata Hyūga with Kurama's chakra, she was able to deflect one of its tails before Naruto sent his shadow clones to repeat the process with other Alliance shinobi. Overwhelmed by the empowered Allied ninja, the Ten-Tails was restrained by Shikamaru Nara and his Nara clan kinsmen. With Madara's influence, the Ten-Tails was able to resist the Shadow Imitation Technique and attempted to assault the Alliance shinobi with its tails, only to be stopped by their combined efforts. The beast subsequently formed a cage around the Alliance as Obito mocked that it was a fitting fate akin to what the Hyūga subjected its members to. Not deterred by this, the shinobi press forward and cut through their would be bars with Naruto's Rasenshuriken. Naruto was able to force Obito to avoid his Rasenshuriken while Rock Lee attacked Madara, causing the two to lose their means of controlling the beast as they are forced to the ground. However, now acting on its own mindless accord, and maturing even further, the Ten-Tails goes on a rampage while completely warping the weather around the area. Obito considers becoming its jinchūriki to contain it, but ends up being caught into battle with Kakashi, going into the other dimension. After the Tenpenchii dissipates, it looks at Naruto and senses the presence of eight tailed beasts, and sees a mysterious shadow with a pair of Rinnegan. This stirs it and roars as it gathers more chakra, increasing its form once more.
- Deidarabotchi, also known as Daidarabotchi (ダイダラボッチ, Literally meaning: Giant), was a yōkai of titanic proportions in Japanese mythology. Kurama's explanation of how powerful the Ten-Tails is reflects Daidarabotchi's role in the formation of Japan's wilderness, such as the two peaks of Mount Tsukuba, according to Japanese myth.
- The name "Datara" may refer to Ippon-datara (一本ダタラ, Literally meaning: One-Legged Blacksmith), a one-eyed, one-legged blacksmith said to live deep in the mountains of Kumano. Myths vary on his nature as a yōkai or the fallen deity Ameno-me-Hitotsu. Either way, the legends say of Ippon-datara's ability to forge living things from metal that makes another reference to the Ten-Tails as the progenitor of the world.
- In its début in the anime, the Ten-Tails was shown with its red eye with nine tomoe during its battle with the Sage of Six Paths, but when it was about to be sealed into the moon, its eye was purple like the Rinnegan and was missing the tomoe. These were later corrected in episode 253.
- However, when Madara used a genjutsu to tell Obito the story of the Ten-Tails, the mural that depicts the beast has six tomoe in its eye instead of the previously established nine.[34]
- The Ten-Tails can be revived without fully collecting all nine tailed-beasts, having a fraction of the chakra of which is enough to revive it in an incomplete form.[35] However, even without the other tailed beasts the Ten-Tails will slowly become its former self, though it takes time for it to "mature" into its complete form, making it harder for Madara and Obito to control it as it does.
- The second form of the Ten-Tails head has three primary features: an eye, an ear and a mouth. This is possibly a reference to the maxim: "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil", alluding to the fact that the beast is not inherently malevolent, but is actually being used for nefarious purposes by Madara and Obito.
- ↑ Fourth Databook, page 107
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Chapter 594, page 9
- ↑ Naruto chapter 594, page 2
- ↑ Naruto chapter 606, page 12
- ↑ Naruto chapter 467, pages 15-16
- ↑ Naruto chapter 510, pages 11-12
- ↑ Naruto chapter 606, pages 13-14
- ↑ Naruto chapter 610, page 5
- ↑ Naruto chapter 629, pages 5-6
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Naruto volume 64 cover
- ↑ Naruto chapter 610, pages 2-3
- ↑ Naruto chapter 612, pages 18-19
- ↑ Naruto chapter 613, pages 4-5
- ↑ Naruto chapter 628, pages 11-12
- ↑ Naruto chapter 629, page 6
- ↑ Naruto chapter 467, page 15
- ↑ Naruto chapter 594, pages 8-10
- ↑ Naruto chapter 610, pages 5-6
- ↑ Naruto chapter 613, pages 4-5
- ↑ Naruto chapter 610, pages 12-15
- ↑ Naruto chapter 611, page 10
- ↑ Naruto chapter 613, pages 7-15
- ↑ Naruto chapter 610, pages 10-11
- ↑ Naruto chapter 611, page 2
- ↑ Naruto chapter 609, pages 13-17
- ↑ Naruto chapter 610, pages 8-9
- ↑ Naruto chapter 613, pages 2-3
- ↑ Naruto chapter 613, pages 8-17
- ↑ Naruto chapter 629, page 5
- ↑ Naruto chapter 617, page 9
- ↑ Naruto chapter 628, page 15
- ↑ Naruto chapter 614, pages 6-7
- ↑ Naruto chapter 615, pages 11-13
- ↑ Naruto chapter 606, page 11
- ↑ Naruto chapter 594, page 5


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When I was a kid, I remember reading about a car with two reverse gears. Why anyone would want to go fast backwards was puzzling, then, as it is now, but there it was. There are, of course, some heavy vehicles with two speeds backwards, and some tanks are so equipped, but it seems superfluous folly in a sport car which isn't likely to move large amounts of earth, or require a quick retreat in the face of enemy shelling. Usually. Unless, I suppose, the driver is smoking a pipe whilst motoring through the hostile territory of militant antis performing the face waving dance of the hands, coughing overly dramatically and lobbing nasty epithets in his general direction.


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13th Annual Character Education Conference October 25
The Academy for Character Education at The Sage Colleges (The Esteves School of Education)
Northeast United State Education 13th Annual Conference on Character
October 25, 2012
This year's theme is "The Transforming Power of Character Education: Successful Strategies for Building Dynamic Classrooms, Nurturing School Climate and Infusing Common Core Standards with Academic Excellence."
Held at The Sage Colleges Albany Campus, 140 New Scotland Avenue, Albany from 8AM - 4PM, the conference features Lee Hirsch, the director of the documentary "Bully," as the keynote speaker and 2011 Miss New York State presenting a workshop about her Bullying Prevention Foundation. The conference also features twenty workshops including state and national award winning schools. Over two hundred twenty-five educators and community leaders attended the 2011 conference.
All Sage staff and students are offered a 40% discount in the registration fee. To receive a copy of the special registration form send a request to email@example.com. To obtain 2012 Conference details including full workshop descriptions visit www.sage.edu/centers/charactereducation and click on Programs and Awards/ Conference on the left hand side. This event is co-sponsored by Capital Region BOCES.


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Spasmus nutans is a disorder affecting infants and young children. It involves rapid, uncontrolled eye movements, head bobbing, and occasionally, abnormal positioning of the neck.
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While investigating an eighteen-year-old distress call, Captain Pike is captured and tested by beings who can project powerfully realistic illusions.
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Pike later wakes up inside a small section of an underground cave blocked off by a transparent partition. He notices several other creatures of different types inside a series of identical enclosures along a hallway of sorts, when suddenly several of the same species of aliens who abducted him arrive. They proceed to make callous scientific observations about him through the use of telepathy, referring to him as "the specimen" and then stating that they will soon begin "the experiment".
They try several illusions on Pike to make him interested in Vina, all based on Pike's memories. These include an unfortunate mission to Rigel VII and a pleasant picnic outside Pike's hometown of Mojave as well as a tempting scenario in which Vina appears as a dancing Orion slave girl. Through the course of these events, Pike determines that the huge-headed aliens, the native Talosians, have severely weakened their world and therefore themselves due to the the consequences of their mental powers. They want Captain Pike and Vina as breeding stock for a new, stronger race to repopulate the barren surface of the planet, which was ravaged by nuclear warfare. When these illusions don't work, the Talosians transport Number One and Yeoman Colt into Pike's cell to give him a choice of women.
Having determined that strong primal emotions cancel out the Talosian ability to read his mind, Pike uses this to his advantage and thus manages to take a Talosian magistrate hostage. He escapes with his crew and Vina to the surface only to discover that this is what the Talosians wanted all along, since everything had been an elaborate test designed to judge a worthy candidate species for repopulating and reclaiming the surface. Pike refuses to cooperate, and Number One begins a "force-chamber" overload of her weapon, intending to destroy herself and her shipmates to stop the Talosians' plans. At this point, the magistrate's aides arrive, presenting the summary of the ship's records. To their dismay, the Talosians learned that Humans possess a "unique hatred of captivity", even when pleasant, making them too dangerous for their needs. Pike asks if mutual understanding or trade might not accomplish the restoration of the planet for the Talosians but is told that Humans would learn the Talosians' power of illusion and destroy themselves just as the Talosians had. Pike and the female crew members are free to go, but Vina, despite her attraction to Pike, says she cannot go with them. After the others transport aboard, the Talosians show Pike Vina's true appearance – underneath the Talosian illusions, she is badly deformed from the crash of the Columbia. The Talosians agree to take care of Vina and provide her with an illusionary Captain Pike to keep her company.
Pike returns to the bridge having regained his vigor for duty, and the Enterprise departs.
Memorable Quotes
"What the devil you putting in there – ice?"
"Who wants a warm martini?"
"What makes you think I need one?"
"Sometimes, a man'll tell his bartender things he'll never tell his doctor."
- - Pike and Dr. Boyce
Chris, you set standards for yourself no one can meet. You treat everyone on board like a human being except yourself. And now you're tired and..."
"You bet I'm tired! You bet! I'm tired of being responsible for two hundred and three lives and I'm tired of deciding which mission is too risky and which isn't and who's going on the landing part and who doesn't. And who lives... and who dies."
- - Dr. Boyce and Pike
"Maybe I'll go into business on Regulus or on the Orion colony or..."
"You, an Orion trader dealing in green animal women slaves?!"
"The point is, that this isn't the only life available! There's a whole galaxy of things to choose from."
"Not for you. A man either lives life as it happens to him, meets it head on and licks it or he turns his back on it and starts to wither away."
"Now you're beginning to talk like a doctor... bartender."
"You take your choice. We both get the same two kinds of customers – the living and the dying."
- - Pike and Dr. Boyce
"There's a way out of any cage, and I'll find it!"
- - Pike
"The inhabitants of this planet must live deep underground, probably manufacture food and other resources down there. Now, our tests indicate the planet's surface, without considerably more vegetation, is simply too barren to support life."
"So we just thought we saw survivors there, Mr. Spock?"
"Exactly. An illusion, placed in our minds by this planet's inhabitants."
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"Any estimate about what they might want one of us for?"
"They may simply be studying the captain, to find out how Earth people are put together. Or it could be something more."
"Then why aren't we doing anything? Now that entry may have stood up against hand lasers, but we can transmit the ship's power against it, enough to blast half a continent!"
"Look. Brains three times the size of ours. If we start buzzing about down there, we're liable to find their mental power is so great, they could reach out and swat this ship as though it were a fly."
"It's Captain Pike they've got and he needs help, and he probably needs it fast!"
"Engineering deck will rig to transmit the ship's power. We'll try blasting through that metal."
- - Spock, Number One, Dr. Boyce, and Jose Tyler
"A curious species, they have fantasies they hide even from themselves."
- - The Keeper
"No, don't talk – don't say anything. I'm filling my mind with a picture of beating their huge, misshapen heads to pulp!. Thoughts so primitive they block out everything else; I'm filling my mind with hate!"
"How long can you block your thoughts? A few minutes? An hour? How does that help?"
"Leave him alone."
"He doesn't need you. He's already picked me!"
"Picked her? For what, I don't understand."
"Now there's a fine choice for intelligent offspring."
"Offspring? As in children?"
"Offspring as in, he's Adam, is that it?"
"You're no better a choice, they'd have more luck crossing him with a computer!"
"Well, shall we do a little time calculation? There was a Vina listed aboard that ship as an adult crewman. Now, adding eighteen years to your age then would..."
- - Pike, Vina, Yeoman Colt and Number One
"It's not fair, I did what you asked!"
"Since you resist the present specimen, you now have a selection."
"I'll break out of this zoo somehow and get to you. Is your blood red like ours? I'm gonna find out!"
"Each of the two new specimens has qualities in their favor. The female you call 'Number One' has the superior mind and would produce highly intelligent children. Although she seems to lack emotion, this is largely a pretense. She often has fantasies involving you."
"The other new arrival has considered you unreachable, but has now realized this has changed. The factors in her favor are youth and strength plus unusually strong female drives."
- - Vina, Pike and The Keeper
"I'm going to gamble you're too intelligent to kill for no reason at all. (Pike tries the weapons). On the other hand, I've got a reason. I'm willing to bet you've created an illusion that this laser is empty. I think it just blasted a hole in that window and you're keeping us from seeing it. You want me to test my theory out on your head?"
- - Pike, to the Magistrate
"This is the female's true appearance."
"They found me in the wreckage, dying, a lump of flesh. They rebuilt me. Everything works. But they had never seen a human. They had no guide for putting me back together..."
"It was necessary to convince you her desire to stay is an honest one."
"You'll give her back her illusion of beauty?"
"And more."
- - Vina, Magistrate and Pike
"She has an illusion, and you have reality. May you find your way as pleasant."
- - Magistrate
"Sir? I was wondering, just curious. Who would have been Eve?"
"Yeoman! You've delivered your report!"
"Yes ma'am. Yes, sir."
"Eve, sir? Yes, sir."
"Eve, as in Adam?"
"As in all ship's doctors are dirty old men. What are we running here, a cadet ship, Number One? Are we ready or not?"
"All decks report ready, sir."
- - Colt, Number One, Tyler, Dr. Boyce and Captain Pike
Background Information
- This was the first episode of Star Trek ever produced. NBC rejected the pilot but made the extraordinary, (and at the time, rare), move to order a second pilot, "Where No Man Has Gone Before". Almost all footage of this episode was later reused in "The Menagerie, Part I" and "The Menagerie, Part II".
- The first filmed scene from "The Cage" (and of Star Trek) – the cut with Dr. Boyce and Captain Pike sharing a martini – was filmed on Friday, 27 November 1964.
- Leonard Mudie, who has one line of dialog as one of the Columbia survivors, was a veteran of dozens of films dating back to the 1930s. He was 81 when this sequence was filmed, and he died the next year. He is the second-oldest actor ever to appear on the original Star Trek and the first to pass away.
- In one brief part of the first transportation sequence, the transporter chief's assistant is a man wearing glasses, but the scene changes and he appears without them. This is one of only three occasions where Starfleet officers are shown wearing corrective eyeglasses.
- Clegg Hoyt played the transporter chief, Pitcairn, but his voice was dubbed in by Bob Johnson. Johnson was the voice on the tape (and disc) in the TV series Mission: Impossible.
- Leonard Nimoy (Spock) and Majel Barrett (Number One and nurse Chapel) are the only actors to appear in both this episode and the final episode "Turnabout Intruder".
- Leonard Nimoy is the only actor to appear in both this episode and the second pilot "Where No Man Has Gone Before".
- Leonard Nimoy and Spock are also the only actor and character to appear in every single produced episode of the Original Series of Star Trek.
- To date, this is one of three productions of Star Trek Leonard Nimoy participated in without William Shatner. The other two are TAS: "The Slaver Weapon" and TNG: "Unification I" and "Unification II".
- This is Nimoy's first Star Trek appearance. Malachi Throne (Voice of the Keeper) also appeared with Nimoy during Nimoy's final (to date) Star Trek appearance, the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Unification II".
- After the crew beams down to the planet surface of Talos IV, Spock is seen limping as he walks toward the singing plants. It has been mistakenly stated that Nimoy had suffered an injury prior to filming. In fact, Nimoy's limp here is feigned, and is a small plot point in the script. The original story for "The Cage" indicated that Spock, Jose Tyler and others had been wounded in the fighting on Rigel VII – events which took place just prior to the action in "The Cage". In the actual script, the fighting is referred to, but it is never directly indicated that Spock had been injured; the closest reference being Captain Pike's asking of Spock and Tyler if they "feel up to it" (joining the landing party). (The Making of Star Trek)
Story and production
- The captain's name was changed constantly throughout the writing of the story and script. First it was Robert M. April, then it was Christopher Pike, then as late as 20 November 1964, in the Second Revised Final Script, it was James Winter. Seven days later, when filming began, it had been changed back to Christopher Pike.
- Reportedly the episode title was changed in production from "The Cage" to "The Menagerie," however when the two-part episode went into production with that title, the title of the actual pilot episode reverted to "The Cage."
- The ape creature seen in the Talos zoo originally appeared in The Outer Limits episode "Fun and Games", looking quite a bit different, and was created by Janos Prohaska. The owl-like bird creature seen down the corridor also appears in an episode of that series. Several of Prohaska's creations would be modified and make appearances in episodic Star Trek.
- One imprisoned species is seen only by its shadow – the last cage in the zoo contains a large crab-like creature with huge claws (rendered by several fingers silhouetted against a lit backdrop). In Gene Roddenberry's original conception, the Talosians were crab-like aliens. This would have been prohibitively expensive and probably unconvincing, so they became humanoids instead.
- The Talosian seen down the corridor as Pike looks at all the imprisoned creatures was a midget. This gave the appearance of great length to what was actually a short, forced-perspective hallway.
- The episode is difficult to reconcile with canon in many instances. For example, Spock smiles and uses several Human expressions such as "buzzing about down there", which he seldom did in subsequent episodes and films. A few novels have theorized as to the cause for this. Examples of this include Spock possibly not having complete control of his emotions at that point, as he was still quite young and that he achieved full control of his emotions by observing Captain Pike. (On the Mind Meld DVD, Leonard Nimoy commented that because Jeffrey Hunter was playing a very controlled, internalized character that he felt the need to bring in some energy and animation onto the set and then when William Shatner came on and had his own energy, animation and exuberance, Nimoy was able to be more reserved and internalized). Another more recent explanation was that Spock was simply emulating Human behaviors such as smiles, and that there was truly no emotion behind that smile.
- The real-world explanation for that is that Gene Roddenberry hadn't given Spock the emotional control and the super-intellect as that was all still embedded in the Number One character and when she was removed from the show, Roddenberry simply transferred those characteristics over from Number One to Spock.
- On Inside Star Trek with Gene Roddenberry, Roddenberry commented on how the network wanted him to get rid of the woman character and "the guy with the ears," joking about how he kept the alien character and later married the woman, noting that "I couldn't have legally done it the other way around."
- In addition, Pike tells the Talosians that he's from a stellar group "at the other end of this galaxy," which, in modern Trek parlance, infers that Talos IV is deep in the Beta, Gamma or Delta Quadrants. This does not seem likely, especially because the SS Columbia was only lost for eighteen years and, having traveled at less than light speed (see next), must be relatively close to Earth. In fact, Harvey P. Lynn, who served as Gene Roddenberry's unofficial technical adviser on the pilot, told him that traveling from one end of the galaxy to the other would take an impossibly long time.
- Tyler implies that faster-than-light (FTL) travel is relatively new. He tells one of the scientists that they can get back to Earth quickly. "The time barrier's been broken! Our new ships can ..." Earlier, with an expression used only once in the series, Pike orders FTL speed to Talos IV by saying, "Our time warp, factor 7." Basically, this establishes that warp speed is not only FTL, but also it "negates" the time dilation effect about which Einstein theorized in his Special Theory of Relativity. Of course, later Trek canon establishes that Zefram Cochrane "discovered" the space warp in the mid-21st century. "The Cage" takes place two centuries later, in 2254.
- Spock's cry of "Switch to rockets, we're blasting out!" is very anachronistic – there are no direct references to rocket engines in the episodes to come.
- Dwight Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson make the only contemporary presidential appearances in an original series episode, as images in the Talosian download of the ship's computer.
- When doing makeup tests for Vina as an Orion slave girl, with Majel Barrett as a willing test subject, the film kept coming back without the green skin being visible. Puzzled by this, the makeup crew kept painting the actress again and again with other shades of green, hoping it would be visible on film. Afterward, they discovered that the film processing lab was "de-coloring" her because they didn't know she was supposed to be green.
- The matte painting of the Rigel VII fortress is one of the most-recognized and celebrated in Star Trek history. It was reused (unaltered) in the third season as Flint's home in "Requiem for Methuselah". In addition, the large moon in the background of the painting was the inspiration for a song called "Moon over Rigel VII," which Captain James T. Kirk recommended as a campfire song decades later in Star Trek V: The Final Frontier.
- "The Cage" was initially released on home video in late 1986 in celebration of Trek's 20th anniversary. The release was a collection of color footage taken from "The Menagerie" and black and white footage taken from a print of the pilot episode owned by Gene Roddenberry. Roddenberry had shown the black and white print at various Trek conventions throughout the '70s and early '80s. A full color version was aired in 1988 with a two-hour special called The Star Trek Saga: From One Generation To The Next wrapped around it. The special was hosted by Patrick Stewart and traced the history of Trek from "The Cage" throughout the first season of TNG and beginnings of production for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier.
Sets and props
- The briefing room, transporter room and bridge in this segment are identical to the sets used in "Where No Man Has Gone Before".
- As opposed to the electronic clipboards used in the regular series, Pike uses a very 20th century metal clipboard. A television also appears in his quarters.
- A "captain's hat" can be glimpsed in passing on top of that television, although Pike never wore it. And after this pilot, the hat was never seen again. The Star Trek Compendium speculated that it might have been part of Pike's dress uniform.
- Landing party jackets also vanished after "The Cage", but returned in Star Trek: The Motion Picture, also appearing in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and Star Trek V: The Final Frontier. Star Trek: Enterprise was the only other television Star Trek that depicted hats and a variety of environment-specific outerwear being regularly issued to crewmembers.
- The bed in Pike's quarters was far too short for Jeff Hunter. His feet are extending well beyond the end of the mattress as he briefly reclines on it.
- The sign next to the door of the captain's quarters reads simply, "Captain." When the series went into production, Captain Kirk's name was put on the nameplate outside his quarters.
- In the original story for "The Cage," there was an opening scene in the hangar bay where Pike, whose character at this stage was a tad older than later written, was inspecting new crew members. He remarks disapprovingly to the doctor at one point about the young age of some of these. "Something," Roddenberry later wrote in a memo, "that Jim Kirk, the boy wonder of the Academy, never would have done." In this same scene (which was never filmed due to time and budget restrictions) Pike sees off the ship a number of badly-wounded crewmen. Among these is an uninjured officer whom Pike (then Captain April in the script) is sending back in disgrace, because he fired on friendly aliens. The officer argues that they were monstrous in appearance; how could he know they were intelligent enough to have weapons? These protests are met by the captain's stern dismissal: "Get off my ship, Mister." (The Making of Star Trek; Star Trek Compendium)
- Shifts in picture and sound quality (characteristic of generational loss) can be noticed throughout the episode because negatives and audio masters of scenes that were not used in "The Menagerie" are lost. The missing scenes were restored by combining a transfer of properly stored film from "The Menagerie" with clips from a color print of the original pilot. Early home video releases of "The Cage" used black-and-white footage because even the color print was lost for many years.
- The change in quality throughout the color episode may simply be a result of poor colorizing of the black and white footage. One major argument that supports this viewpoint asks if a full color print was located why wasn't it simply restored and then aired instead of splicing it into footage from "The Menagerie."
- Although this episode is often lauded for its depiction of Majel Barrett's character of Number One as a strong-willed, capable woman as second in command of the Enterprise (citation needed • edit), it should be noted that the complete version of the episode contains Pike's reference to his discomfort with having women on the bridge (complete with an insulted reaction from Number One and Pike's half-hearted attempt to cover up his faux pas).
- The Keeper's voice (Malachi Throne) used in "The Cage" was altered for "The Menagerie", in which Throne guest-starred as Commodore Mendez. When the color and black and white versions were spliced together in 1986, the Keeper's original voice is heard in the black and white footage and the altered voice in the color footage taken from "The Menagerie". This discrepancy was carried over into the all color version in which the footage and the soundtrack from "The Menagerie" continued to be used. (citation needed • edit)
- The opportunity to broadcast "The Cage" in its original form came when production of Star Trek: The Next Generation was interrupted by a writers' strike in 1988. Presented during a special that also promoted the upcoming theatrical release of Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, the broadcast filled in for two of the four hours missing from TNG's truncated second season.
- "The Cage" may have been inspired by the Twilight Zone episode "People Are Alike All Over", which also featured a telepathic Susan Oliver tricking a Human (Roddy McDowall) into a zoo cage. [1]
- Footage of the asteroids from the beginning of this episode was reused later in "Mudd's Women" and "The Doomsday Machine".
- The opening establishing shot of the Enterprise was reused in several early episodes: "Where No Man Has Gone Before", "The Corbomite Maneuver", "Mudd's Women", "The Man Trap", and "Charlie X". The starship, traveling at warp speed, is depicted in a unique effect that was never re-created for the series: The camera "sidles up" to the Enterprise model and "swoops over" the top of the primary hull. Combined with this shot are two space effects: one of a stationary star field and the other of a star field moving rapidly from right to left. The completed effect is meant to suggest that "local" stars are flying past the Enterprise while the great "backdrop" of the galaxy remains motionless.
- CBS was approached first with Star Trek, but they passed on it for another science fiction program called Lost in Space. For several years they were the owners of the Star Trek franchise (as part of Viacom), until CBS Corporation split off of Viacom in 2005.
- Although male voices were dubbed in for the Talosians, all the Talosian actors were actually women.
- Throughout most of the first and second seasons, the "singing plant" sound heard on Talos IV became the standard background noise on various planets. Beginning with "Spectre of the Gun", a different, warbly sound was used for a number of the remaining shows. The sound was used as the transporter beam sound effect in the series proper.
- In his introduction for the 1986 VHS release of "The Cage" (which can now be seen on the DVD version in the third season set), Roddenberry noted that he wanted no one aboard the Enterprise to smoke. This was despite the fact that tobacco advertising was a major revenue source for the television networks in 1964. Even one of Star Trek's sponsors during its first season was Viceroy cigarettes. (All tobacco advertising was banned from television and radio on 1 January 1971). He also noted that he refused to cast his crew what the network dubbed "sensibly," which according to Roddenberry meant "all white."
- Afterward, the Federation imposed General Order 7 on the Talos system, preventing anyone from ever approaching the planet again under penalty of death. (TOS: "The Menagerie, Part II")
- Several comics and novels have chronicled continuations of this story:
- Star Trek: Starfleet Academy #9-10
- Star Trek Annual (DC volume 1)
- Pocket TOS: Legacy
- Pocket TOS: Burning Dreams
Production timeline
- Series proposal, "Star Trek is...": 11 March 1964 - Mentions story idea "The Next Cage"
- Rough draft outline: 25 June 1964
- Pilot story outline: 29 June 1964
- Final draft outline: 8 July 1964
- Final draft outline: 22 July 1964
- Teleplay titled "The Cage": 31 August 1964
- First draft script: 8 September 1964
- Revised teleplay: 6 October 1964
- Second Revised Final Draft script, titled "The Menagerie": 20 November 1964
- Filming began: 27 November 1964
- Studio rejection: 1965
- Complete color version discovered: 1988
- Premiere airdate: (complete color) 4 October 1988
Video and DVD releases
- Original US Betamax release: 1986.
- This version of the episode mixed color and black&white footage, as a complete color print was not available at the time.
- Original US VHS release: November 1986.
- This was the mixed color/black&white print.
- Original UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 1, catalogue number VHR 2207, release date unknown.
- This was the mixed color/black&white print.
- UK VHS release as "The Cage" All Colour Collectors Edition (CIC Video): catalogue number VHR 2374, 2 July 1990.
- US VHS rerelease in color: 15 April 1994.
- As part of the UK Star Trek - 30th Anniversary Trial Pack VHS collection: 2 January 1996.
- UK re-release (three-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 1.1, 24 June 1996.
- Original US DVD release (single-disc): Volume 40, 11 December 2001.
- Released in the final volume, with both prints.
- As part of the TOS Season 3 DVD collection.
- Included on the final disc of the collection, with both prints.
Links and References
Guest Star
- Susan Oliver as Vina
- Leonard Nimoy as Spock
- Majel Barrett as Number One
- John Hoyt as Philip Boyce
- Peter Duryea as José Tyler
- Laurel Goodwin as J.M. Colt
Uncredited Co-Stars
- Meg Wyllie as The Keeper
- Jon Lormer as Dr. Theodore Haskins
- Clegg Hoyt as Pitcairn
- Malachi Throne as The Keeper's voice
- Mike Dugan as The Kaylar
- Georgia Schmidt as the First Talosian
- Robert C. Johnson as First Talosian's voice
- Serena Sande as the Second Talosian
- Felix Silla as the Third Talosian
- Barker as the Fourth Talosian
- Adam Roarke as Garrison
- Leonard Mudie as Columbia survivor #2
- Anthony Jochim as Columbia survivor #3
- Ed Madden as the Enterprise geologist (USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) personnel)
- Robert Phillips as the space officer on Orion colony
- Joseph Mell as the trader on Orion colony
- Janos Prohaska as the Anthropoid Ape/Humanoid Bird (Aliens)
Production staff
- Star Trek Created by
- Gene Roddenberry
- Directed by
- Robert Butler
- Written and Produced by
- Gene Roddenberry
No other production staff received on-screen credit for this episode.
- Associate Producers
- Robert H. Justman
- Byron Haskin
- Production Designer
- Pato Guzman
- Art Director
- Franz Bachelin
- Assistant Art Director
- Matt Jefferies
- Music Composed and Conducted by
- Alexander Courage
- Director of Photography
- William E. Snyder
- Film Editor
- Leo Shreve
- Assistant to the Producer
- Morris Chapnick
- Assistant Director
- Robert H. Justman
- Set Decorator
- Edward M. Parker
- Costume Designer
- William Ware Theiss
- Sound Mixer
- Stanford G. Haughton
- Photographic Effects
- Howard Anderson Company
- Transporter Effects
- Darrell Anderson
- Special Effects
- Joe Lombardi
- Prop maker
- Jim Danforth
- Property master
- Jack Briggs
- Gaffer
- Bob Campbell
- Camera Operator
- Jerry Finnerman
- Production Supervisor
- James A. Paisley
- Makeup Artist
- Fred B. Phillips
- Hairstylist
- Gertrude Reade
- Stunt Double (Jeffrey Hunter)
- Robert Herron
- Stunts
- Frank da Vinci
- Choreographer (Susan Oliver's dance)
- Penny Romans
- Research
- Kallam de Forest (de Forest Research, Inc.)
- Harvey P. Lynn (RAND Corporation)
- Executive in Charge of Production
- Oscar Katz
- Assistant to Oscar Katz
- Herbert F. Solow
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