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(First watched 2009-04-03) Hey, YET ANOTHER very-near-Earth. At least this one had an interesting twist, though: Rome survives to the technological equivalent of our 20th century. Given the Roman setting, I thought the twist on the Sun/Son worshippers was a bit obvious. I wonder what sort of theological arguments that would cause in the Trek universe? One side could say it proves there's a God causing planets to develop in a similar way, and sending Christ to each. Another side could say that random chance causing similar things to occur in various places just goes to show that religious beliefs are a natural development. | |||
Nice McCoy/Spock scene when they're in a cell alone together, and more serious than banter for a change. | |||
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