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Let that be Your Last Battlefield

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Series :
Season Ep :
3 x 15
Title :
Let that be Your Last Battlefield
Rating :
5
Overall Ep :
71
First Aired :
10 Jan 1969
Stardate :
5730.2
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Year :
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Your Rating :
1.5000 for 2 reviews
Reviewer : Mike Rating : 0
Review : Abysmal, rivals "Spock's Brain" as the worst ST Classic episode ever. Plays the race card and beats the viewer mercilessly about the head and shoulders with it. The whole racism/bigotry/prejudice could have been handled in a less obvious manner. And I won't even mention the patently absurd make-up job (shades of Al Jolson). Nothing to recommend this episode at all.
Reviewer : MarcusP Rating : 3
Review : The plot is very simple. Perhaps too run on the nose. Of course is Star Trek at it's best when dealing with social injustice and problems that reflect our time. But it's done in a very unsurprising and almost blatant way. In this episeode we see the fisrt of many now famous and standard self-desruct -scenes
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