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[[Image:Virgil Earp.jpg|thumb|Virgil Earp]] |
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| − | '''Virgil Earp''' was a [[19th century]] law officer in [[Earth]]'s [[Ancient West]] and older brother to [[Wyatt Earp|Wyatt]] and [[Morgan Earp]]. He fought alongside his brothers and [[Doc Holliday]] against members of the Clanton-McLowery gang in the infamous gunfight at the [[OK Corral]] in [[Tombstone]], [[Arizona]] on [[October|October 26th]], [[ |
+ | '''Virgil Earp''' was a [[19th century]] law officer in [[Earth]]'s [[Ancient West]] and older brother to [[Wyatt Earp|Wyatt]] and [[Morgan Earp]]. He fought alongside his brothers and [[Doc Holliday]] against members of the Clanton-McLowery gang in the infamous gunfight at the [[OK Corral]] in [[Tombstone]], [[Arizona]] on [[October|October 26th]], [[1881]]. This brief fued ended with the deaths of [[Frank McLowery|Frank]] and [[Tom McLowery]] and [[Billy Clanton]]. |
In [[2268]], the [[Melkot]] created a replica of Virgil Earp as part of a bizarre, inaccurate depiction of the events leading to the gunfight. This illusion was intended to lead to the execution of [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] and his [[landing party]], who were placed in the roles of the Clantons and McLowerys. Kirk and crew were able to outsmart their would-be killers, and Kirk's non-violent resolution persuaded the Melkot to open diplomatic relations with the [[United Federation of Planets]]. ([[TOS]]: "[[Spectre of the Gun]]") |
In [[2268]], the [[Melkot]] created a replica of Virgil Earp as part of a bizarre, inaccurate depiction of the events leading to the gunfight. This illusion was intended to lead to the execution of [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] and his [[landing party]], who were placed in the roles of the Clantons and McLowerys. Kirk and crew were able to outsmart their would-be killers, and Kirk's non-violent resolution persuaded the Melkot to open diplomatic relations with the [[United Federation of Planets]]. ([[TOS]]: "[[Spectre of the Gun]]") |
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==External Links== |
==External Links== |
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[[Category:Humans|Earp, Virgil]] |
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Revision as of 00:53, 23 September 2006
Virgil Earp
Virgil Earp was a 19th century law officer in Earth's Ancient West and older brother to Wyatt and Morgan Earp. He fought alongside his brothers and Doc Holliday against members of the Clanton-McLowery gang in the infamous gunfight at the OK Corral in Tombstone, Arizona on October 26th, 1881. This brief fued ended with the deaths of Frank and Tom McLowery and Billy Clanton.
In 2268, the Melkot created a replica of Virgil Earp as part of a bizarre, inaccurate depiction of the events leading to the gunfight. This illusion was intended to lead to the execution of Captain James T. Kirk and his landing party, who were placed in the roles of the Clantons and McLowerys. Kirk and crew were able to outsmart their would-be killers, and Kirk's non-violent resolution persuaded the Melkot to open diplomatic relations with the United Federation of Planets. (TOS: "Spectre of the Gun")
- Virgil Earp was played by actor Charles Maxwell.