In the episode "Star Trek" episode: Earth "(first aired on March 29, 1998), the company travels back in 1968 - something seems to be able to do the company for historical research purposes. Transporter technology, which means that they are not the only passengers nearby.

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Gary Seven announces that he is on his mission and is of the utmost importance. It included taking control of a nuclear missile, however, Gary doesn't look very confidential. Gary also has to deal with the secretary's suspicions named Roberta (Terry Gar), who has access to his office. Gary's office, by the way, is equipped with a secret high-tech computer and has a banking vault with a transport portal inside. Gary also uses the palm -like tool, a screwdriver calling it a servo, and his cat, named IIS, occasionally turns into a humanoid woman (April Tatro). When Gary uses his computer, he refers to himself as supervisor 194, so he is clearly part of some bureaucracy traveling with time, which regularly sends agents to time missions.

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I assure you that the "task: the country" is the episode of Star Trek, even if it suddenly became the only "Gary Seven show". Kirk and Spack are in it, but Gary is a protagonist, and most of the duration of the episode is dedicated to his personality and talents. Then, he may not shock the reader, to find out that the "task: Earth" was deliberately constructed as a pilot on the back of Gary's "Star Wwarweight" spinoff.

It should be remembered that the "task: Earth" was supposed to be the last episode of the second season "Star Trek". At that time, the show's rating was marked, and Ann -Bi was on the verge of giving up the series. It was just held on the ether for the third season thanks to the Campaign for a Harmonized Writing Letters "Star Trek" Mega-Fans Bjo and Johnon Trimbl. However, Ein Bornboys, essentially wrote an insurance policy with "Task: Country", using it to set Gary seven as a potential Starwar on Spinoff's own TV series. Indeed, Gary Seven was recycled by TV Pilot Treatment Born Born had written in 1966So the idea for the "Task: Earth" TV series was already fully formed.

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The idea for the "Task: Earth" TV series was largely as presented at Star Trek. Gary Seven was a strict, intelligent, resourceful travel agent with time with access to a transportation cabinet and computer. His coach was supposed to be a 20-year-old girl "Mod". In the original pilot, she was supposed to be called Roberta "Bobby" Hornblower, named after Genin Bornboy's favorite series of books. At Star Trek, her name changed to Roberta Lincoln.

The introductory storytelling lasted this way:

"In the hands of this man he could have rested the future of all mankind. His name, Gary seven. Born in 2319 from AE, the only survivor of the earth's attempt to send a man over time. Task: Fighting an enemy here, trying to ruin us. If he fails!"

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Some other fun details: Gary's parents were people from Earth, kidnapped 4,000 BC. Gary was raised on a distant planet to be hyper-intelligent and hyper-strong. He is a super-child traveling with the time of parents of bronze.

Of course, the idea of ​​a super-agent for a time with a young, female, "mode" companion-along with a high-tech device as a screwdriver-securely will have fans of science that make immediate comparisons with a "doctor who", a series that was already in its fifth season in 1967. It is likely that similarities to a "doctor who" are coincidence.

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Many travelers believe the "task: the country" is something to abuse the Star Trek canon, and the background of Gary Seven has not been covered for many decades. The slice came to see the supervisors as only semi-canonical at best, understanding that Gary seven lived in his universe. If there were TV series "Task: Country", it is unlikely to contain many "Star Trek" references. After all, in 1967, "Star Trek" failed. Why engage Captain Kirk or Arseventia in a new series? If "Star Trek" was canceled and "Task: The Earth" collected it, it is quite possible to lose "Star Trek" by time.

Gary Seven has existed outside the official canon "Star Trek" for years, only returning to the enlarged novels of the universe and comics. In one of the novels, Gary is said to have evacuated the country in 1996, guarding the eugenics of Tyrant Khan (!). Another book has reported that Gary's bosses are an organization called Egis, an organization that was later explored in the 1990s Star Trek comics. Can buy collections of those comics. Later, in 2018, Gary seven received his title on Spinof Comic from IDV. However, comics and novels are only supervised by paramount, not part of any official canon of Trek.

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Gary was eventually folded back to Trek's main canon, but lasted quite a long time. It wasn't up to the episode "Old Trek: Picard" "Fly Me to the Moon" (During her terrible second season) that the supervisors will be mentioned again. While visiting 2024, Admiral Picard (Patrick Stewart) met with a super-futuristic supervisor named Tallinn (Orla Brady) who oversaw the country's history to maintain a certain cleanliness in the time frame. Picard checked Gary seven when he talked to her, and she said she "was recruited by superior beings as an agent who would protect the tapestry from history with (her) words." For many passengers, it was purely surreal to hear Picard as "Gary Seven", as we all agreed that the character was out of Canon. Now, thanks to Picard, Gary Seven was official official.

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The supervisors returned back shortly afterwards. In the episode "Star Trek: Prodigy" "The Devourer of All Things", Wesley Krusher (Will Vitron) appeared, saying the supervisors were passengers agents, powerful staff of psychic wandering previously founded on "Star Trek: Next Generation". Wesley was now a traveler and also appeared on Picard, linking the two plays. Wesley had its own hideout, which was decorated to look like an apartment of Gary seven, as it seemed in "Task: Earth". 57 years have passed, but the supervisors have finally been accepted as Canon Star Trek. Prodigy deserved better.

It is almost illogical that Paramount+ did not try to produce a modern version of the "task" for the streaming era. The premise is set, and it seems to require a smaller budget for special effects than the average show "Star Trek". Also, it would be a "Star Trek"-Construction, giving it a certain blow to a recognizable IP, but leaving it independently to work as its own animal. I would certainly like to learn what that cat was changing in shape.

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