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| rdfs:label | - Master Computer
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| rdfs:comment | - Master Computer was in charge of operations on Starbase Crusader and manned by Doctor Morrow. The computer malfunctioned when it was invaded by a Shadow Wraith called Spectre. But with help from the Ghostubsters, Doctor Morrow managed to fix Master Computer just in time.
- When the Enterprise discovered the Robots they happened across the Master Computer while exploring the Robots' city. The Computer initially held the crew captive in its mechanical hand; however upon learning of the history of the Computer Spock realised it would take command from humanoids and ordered it to free them. Spock then ordered the Computer to subdue two Robots that were pursuing the party. However the Robots were able to blackmail the crew into releasing them and complying with their demands to give them power rods from the Enterprise or risk the lives of the rest of the Enterprise crew, which the Robots were holding captive. (TOS comic: "UK comic strips, first story arc")
- During its lifetime, it was tasked with scanning the memories of the visitors who came to the planet for recreation. The planet's machinery would create the objects that the visitors desired. The Keeper oversaw operation of the planet for many years, but when the USS Enterprise visited in 2269, they discovered the caretaker was dead. The computer had massed a vast intelligence from the many visitors whose minds it had scanned over the years, and wanted to escape the planet. It hoped to take control of the Enterprise, who it thought was the master of its crew.
- Master Computer is a very popular one episode villain in the cartoon series Dexter's Laboratory. Master Computer only appears in the episode of the same name. He was a boss (the only boss) on a game that Dexter mastered when he was three, the game was very primitive so he discarded it as soon as he beat it. Years later, Dexter's dad reacquired the game, and, although Dexter did not want to play it again his sister Dee Dee challenged him to a game of it (which he comically lost in a matter of seconds without doing any damage to Dee Dee's character at all). After being defeated by Dee Dee, Dexter tried to remove the game from his lab system (which he and his sister had been using to play the game), but the game boss, Master Computer, came to life and absorbed all the power in the lab to beco
- Master Computer is the eponymous character from the video game of the same name. Early on in the episode, Game Over, Dexter stated that he previously owned and mastered the game when he was three, then quickly discarded it. Years later, Dexter's Dad bought the game from a gypsy for a nickel (he clearly only bought it for the "bargain" price). After Dexter got it, he immediately discarded the game.
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| Caption | - "Now you're in my world, Dexter! Shall we play a Game?"
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| Species | - Computer Virus/ Game Program and Boss
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| Use | - In charge of Starbase Crusader
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| Occupation | - Game Boss and Computer Virus
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| Interests | - Ruling the World, Controlling the Internet, Revenge
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| abstract | - Master Computer was in charge of operations on Starbase Crusader and manned by Doctor Morrow. The computer malfunctioned when it was invaded by a Shadow Wraith called Spectre. But with help from the Ghostubsters, Doctor Morrow managed to fix Master Computer just in time.
- When the Enterprise discovered the Robots they happened across the Master Computer while exploring the Robots' city. The Computer initially held the crew captive in its mechanical hand; however upon learning of the history of the Computer Spock realised it would take command from humanoids and ordered it to free them. Spock then ordered the Computer to subdue two Robots that were pursuing the party. However the Robots were able to blackmail the crew into releasing them and complying with their demands to give them power rods from the Enterprise or risk the lives of the rest of the Enterprise crew, which the Robots were holding captive. (TOS comic: "UK comic strips, first story arc")
- Master Computer is the eponymous character from the video game of the same name. Early on in the episode, Game Over, Dexter stated that he previously owned and mastered the game when he was three, then quickly discarded it. Years later, Dexter's Dad bought the game from a gypsy for a nickel (he clearly only bought it for the "bargain" price). After Dexter got it, he immediately discarded the game. However, Dee Dee found the game and challenged Dexter to a Master Computer showdown, with Dexter easily defeated. Afterwards, he tried to remove the game but failed, as Master Computer then revealed himself, stating that he wanted revenge for his abandonment. He then started infecting the circuitry of Dexter's Computer, only leaving a small amount of core system memory. He then digitized Dexter and began to torture him. However, Dexter used the last bit of Core Energy to contact Dee Dee so he could escape. Dee Dee beat Master Computer then halting its program. The game cartridge was quickly removed, and Master Computer has not appeared since.
- During its lifetime, it was tasked with scanning the memories of the visitors who came to the planet for recreation. The planet's machinery would create the objects that the visitors desired. The Keeper oversaw operation of the planet for many years, but when the USS Enterprise visited in 2269, they discovered the caretaker was dead. The computer had massed a vast intelligence from the many visitors whose minds it had scanned over the years, and wanted to escape the planet. It hoped to take control of the Enterprise, who it thought was the master of its crew. After discussions with Uhura, James T. Kirk, and Spock, it decided to remain on the Amusement Planet, continuing its original task. (TAS: "Once Upon a Planet")
- Master Computer is a very popular one episode villain in the cartoon series Dexter's Laboratory. Master Computer only appears in the episode of the same name. He was a boss (the only boss) on a game that Dexter mastered when he was three, the game was very primitive so he discarded it as soon as he beat it. Years later, Dexter's dad reacquired the game, and, although Dexter did not want to play it again his sister Dee Dee challenged him to a game of it (which he comically lost in a matter of seconds without doing any damage to Dee Dee's character at all). After being defeated by Dee Dee, Dexter tried to remove the game from his lab system (which he and his sister had been using to play the game), but the game boss, Master Computer, came to life and absorbed all the power in the lab to become a powerful villain bent on world domination. Master Computer planed to kill Dexter and than use the energy from Dexter's lab to rule the world, but Dexter got the help of his sister Dee Dee, who beat Master Computer with little effort. After defeat, Master Computer turned back into a harmless, lifeless game boss. It seems that Master Control was a parody of the Disney villain from tron Master Control Program.
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