Star Trek: The Original Series S1E8: Miri - Review
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I really should rewatch TOS. Should be a fun change of pace from STD.
I enjoyed it a bit more than you did -- 6/10 for me. It certainly is flawed, though, My main puzzlement is how they fed themselves -- could their food stores really last 300 years? No indication that they've learned how to grow stuff. Or even cook for themselves.
Still, I liked it more than much of Disco.
Yeah, it's not the best... My feeling is that they didn't really care about the mystery of the duplicate Earth concept but rather they just wanted to have an episode with a creepy Earth setting! And it's nice to see Michael Pollard. If you haven't seen him in Hannibal Brooks, I totally recommend it. Great little film and his character is hilarious, bonkers and a real highlight!
From my research it looks like the duplicate Earth idea was a device the show was going to use to explain away why every other adventure was taking place in a familiar setting. Maybe it's just my modern brain that would expect this to get answered at some point.
I've not seen Pollard in anything other than the '67 Bonnie & Clyde. I'll add it to my watchlist. Assuming I can find any time beyond watching and reviewing Star Trek, of course.
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Ah yes, when Trek did the reverse teenage vampire problem.
No Stefan/Edward/what-ever-vampire-happens-to-have-died-a-teenager-so-still-looks-like-one. You dating a 16 year is still creepy because you are actually 100s of years old. 😂
I was always more partial to Jacob, actually. I imagine he gave better hugs.
It's Mondas 😂 but instead of creating cybermen, they created an immortality virus that kills 😂