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208: '''I, Mudd''' ''[[1967]] [[November 3]]'' | 208: '''I, Mudd''' ''[[1967]] [[November 3]]'' | ||
(First watched 2009-03-18) Boy... talking machines to death. Again. So they go through all those crazy actions to confuse a bunch of Alices to death, when in the end all they need to off Norman is the "The liar says he's a liar." paradox to cause smoke to start coming out of their heads? | |||
As usual, Spock's logic depended on making some unfounded assumptions that turned out to be right. For starters, that it was obvious so many androids couldn't operate independently. Why? Then that the central system must be overloaded with more than 200,000 of them. Why? | |||
Leaving Mudd on a planet with 500 replicas of his nagging ex-wife... that's cruel and unusual! | |||
The set design was particularly interesting in this episode. Really weird door and chair shapes. | |||
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