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308: '''Day of the Dove''' | 308: '''Day of the Dove''' | ||
(First watched 2009-04-15) Another energy being. This one seems to go about things in a needlessly complicated way. It needs to feed on hatred, and can manipulate people's perceptions to help get it. Given that, wouldn't it have been simpler to just use the crew of one ship against itself, rather than needing to bring together a small portion of the Enterprise's crew against Klingons? And what was with going at extremely high warp? If the dilithium crystals busted they weren't going to actually reach anyplace, and putting the ship in danger would end the game right quick. | |||
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310: '''The Tholian Web''' | 310: '''The Tholian Web''' | ||
(First watched 2009-04-16) I've seen episodes that follow this up, books, comics... but finally I see the original. It's interesting, given the title of the episode, how incidental the Tholians are to the main plot. They look weird and set up their fancy web, but essentially it just sets a time limit on the Enterprise's attempted rescue activities, as many other things could have. | |||
Kirk's taped message to Spock and McCoy in case of his demise really anticipated their difficulties. And both of them too embarrassed to admit having watched it. | |||
Kirk floating around through things was kind of goofy, but I guess really no more so than other instances of people being "out of phase" in Star Trek or other sci-fi. | |||
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