"Catspaw" dates back to a time when Star Trek didn't take itself quite so seriously, and its producers were willing to take a chance occasionally with such episodes as "The Trouble With Tribbles" and "I, Mudd." These episodes may not have been deep drama, but they were delightful yarns that enriched the Star Trek universe.
I loved McCoy's baby & the communicator trick.And I love those flying blades!
I'm surprised by the lack of appreciation for Friday's Child. Not great, but DC Fontana tries to create a detailed, realistic new culture and political situation that takes the premise further. And I love those flying blades!
Love it.Hey, it did have two of my favorite lines of all time:
"Spock. Comment?"
"Very bad poetry, Captain."
"A more useful comment, Mr. Spock."
I loath "Gamesters of Triskelion", except for the Chekooov-Tamoon scene.
I think the fact that no one ever mentions this ep shows just how forgettable it truly is.
The Apple is worse. Who Mourns for Adonais? is worse. Friday's Child is duller. And I never had much use for Assignment: Earth.
All of which are gold compared toseason 1's Miri, an episodes I will not rewatch. It alone means that season 1's worst are worse than season 2's.
The cool part about Catspaw is at the very end when they're revealed to be these little tiny creatures able to create illusions and then we watch them die before our eyes. Really frickin' creepy, I thought.
What's with all the "Miri" hate? Bonk-bonk on the head!
Not even the cool little gold Enterprise in a resin rectangle? C'mon.Oy, I can't stand Catspaw! I find nothing redeeming about it.
I'm surprised by the lack of appreciation for Friday's Child. Not great, but DC Fontana tries to create a detailed, realistic new culture and political situation that takes the premise further. And I love those flying blades!
Not even the cool little gold Enterprise in a resin rectangle? C'mon.Oy, I can't stand Catspaw! I find nothing redeeming about it.
I loath "Gamesters of Triskelion", except for the Chekooov-Tamoon scene.
I think the fact that no one ever mentions this ep shows just how forgettable it truly is.
"Catspaw" dates back to a time when Star Trek didn't take itself quite so seriously, and its producers were willing to take a chance occasionally with such episodes as "The Trouble With Tribbles" and "I, Mudd." These episodes may not have been deep drama, but they were delightful yarns that enriched the Star Trek universe.
I like all the silly eps, but "Piece Of The Action" is my all time fave."Catspaw" dates back to a time when Star Trek didn't take itself quite so seriously, and its producers were willing to take a chance occasionally with such episodes as "The Trouble With Tribbles" and "I, Mudd." These episodes may not have been deep drama, but they were delightful yarns that enriched the Star Trek universe.
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