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307: '''Spectre of the Gun''' | 307: '''Spectre of the Gun''' | ||
(First watched 2009-04-13) More half-assed logic from Spock that turns out to be absolutely correct. Their knockout gas doesn't work, and he concludes this means they're in an unreal situation. OK, that's fair. But from there he determines that things are only as real as they believe them to be... based on what? Maybe their alien captors just replaced their knockout mixture with high tech. Maybe it's a simulation that prevents dangerous toxins from being created, but where bullets are just as real. With this kind of logic, Spock would end up dead in a Reg Barclay holodeck production. | |||
I've got the benefit of having seen more Star Trek than these characters, but I saw the "it was a test to see if you'd kill" thing coming from a mile away. | |||
I kind of like the way that using building fronts at a skewed angle was both a way to make the sets cheap and easy, and part of an incomplete alien recreation. | |||
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