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A discussion about Yahoo and Microsoft with Andrew Ross Sorkin. Yahoo’s shares plunged 20% in early trade in New York after software giant Microsoft scrapped its three-month-old bid to buy the internet firm.|| A preview of the North Carolina and Indiana primaries with Chuck Todd, political analyst and author, and political director and on-air analyst for NBC News. || A conversation with actor Patrick Stewart about his role in Macbeth.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com’s standard return policy will apply.

Charlie Rose – Yahoo/Microsoft, North Carolina and Indiana primaries, Patrick Stewart

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First, author Robert Massie discusses his new book about the Russian Royal Family, The Romanovs: The Final Chapter. Then, a conversation with singer Bonnie Raitt about her album, Road Tested, which is accompanied by a concert film titled, In the Spotlight. Finally, actor Leonard Nimoy talks about his book I Am Spock and talks to Charlie about being forever identified with his Star Trek character.

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Charlie Rose with Robert Massie; Bonnie Raitt; Leonard Nimoy

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“Charlie X,” Ep. 8 – The cargo ship Antares transfers Charlie Evans (Robert Walker Jr.) to the U.S.S. Enterprise on his way to Alpha Five Colony. When the Antares is destroyed and crew members vanish, Kirk realizes that Charlie is responsible but has little control over his deadly powers. “Balance of Terror,” Ep. 9 – It’s a game of cat and mouse for Kirk and the Romulan commander (Mark Lenard), whose cloaking device renders his ship invisible–and very deadly!Amazon.com
Volume 4 from the DVD collection of original Star Trek programs includes broadcast episode 2, the memorable “Charlie X,” starring Robert Walker Jr. as a troubled teen presenting two big problems: pathological immaturity and powerful telekinetic powers. After he wills the destruction of a starship that drops him off with the Enterprise, the titular delinquent stalks a female member of the crew and creates havoc using his terrifying ability to make people, in his own words, “go away.”

Also on this disc is “Balance of Terror,” a terrific drama that was essentially an outer-space version of a 1950s submarine movie. Writer Paul Schneider introduced both the Romulans and the concept of a “neutral zone” to Trek lore, wrapped up in this story about the first encounter between a Federation and Romulan ship in 75 years. The resulting face-off between two vessels and their strong, noble captains–Kirk (William Shatner) and his Romulan counterpart (Mark Lenard, who later played Spock’s Vulcan father, Sarek)–is directed and edited with suspense worthy of the classic sub movie, The Enemy Below. It’s an example of how the original Trek series took lots of risks and constantly invented itself, in contrast to the more codified look and feel of The Next Generation and subsequent series. –Tom Keogh

Star Trek – The Original Series, Vol. 4, Episodes 8 & 9: Charlie X/ Balance of Terror