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The program consist of an old western town with "The Gold Strike Saloon" a Sherif's Office and other buildings who are part of that period. The objective is to apprehend [[Eli Hollander]],"the Butcher of Bozevile", a known criminal wanted for murder. |
The program consist of an old western town with "The Gold Strike Saloon" a Sherif's Office and other buildings who are part of that period. The objective is to apprehend [[Eli Hollander]],"the Butcher of Bozevile", a known criminal wanted for murder. |
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Revision as of 18:41, 30 May 2005
Deadwood, South Dakota circa 19th Century
Deadwood is a recreational holodeck program designed by Alexander Rozhenko with the help of Reginald Barclay in 2369.
The Deadwood program can be found in the computer library aboard the USS Enterprise-D, it is situated in South Dakota, 19th century Earth in a period known as the "the Ancient West" or better known as the "Wild West".
"The Gold Strike Saloon"
The program consist of an old western town with "The Gold Strike Saloon" a Sherif's Office and other buildings who are part of that period. The objective is to apprehend Eli Hollander,"the Butcher of Bozevile", a known criminal wanted for murder.
Deanna Troi, Worf and Alexander played this program when a experiment, which Geordi La Forge and Data were conducting, went wrong and influenced the progam, turning the main characters to look like Data and even removing the holodeck safeguards, making the 19th century firearms as deadly as a phaser. (TNG:"A Fistful of Datas")