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Captain's alarm. Our position, orbiting Psi 2000, an ancient world, now a frozen wasteland, about to rip apart in its death throes.

Our mission? Pick up a scientific party below. Observe the disintegration of the planet.

The Enterprise approaches planet Psi 2000 to watch the planet fall to pieces and grab the science team on the surface before it does so.

Spock and Lieutenant Junior Grade Joe beamed down to a laboratory on the surface to find all of the researchers dead.

Joe, the galaxy's dumbest lieutenant, takes off the glove of his hazmat suit,

touches stuff, and then touches his face.

Spock, the only one with brain cells in this landing party,

can't figure out the cause of death.

While checking the condition of Spock and Joe,

McCoy's Vulcan racism results in some good old malpractice, giving them both a clean bill of health while ignoring the twitchy, itchy behavior of Joe.

Kirk meets with Spock, McCoy, and Scotty to talk about how cool it's going to be to watch the planet implode.

Of course, it'll be tricky too, but Scott assures the captain that his team can handle it, so long as they don't go funny on him.

In the break room, Sulu and Riley encounter a deranged Joey ranting that humans don't belong

in space.

Joey pulls a knife and tent on removing himself from space, but Sulu and Riley are able

to wrestle it away from him.

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