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Thats why I called it "cheesey."
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My favorite has to be Balance of Terror. First piece of STar Trek I ever saw back in 1986. Loved it then, loved it now.
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There are many more I like than dislike but the Doomsday Machine, Omega Glory, Erand of Mercy, Arena and the Tholian Web are my favorites
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A lot of the ones people like like the Tholian web annoy me because they are so un logical it takes away from the viewing enjoyment.
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The Tholian Web has the benefit of being one of the third season's few watchable episodes. Therefore people think its better than it really is.
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All the Mudd episodes

Spocks Brain - it's just so "yikes, this is bad", it mesmerizes me...
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Okay, guilty pleasure: Well maybe not even guilty, but Menagerie, for a clipshow, used to thrill me as a kid.
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Bryan Moore wrote:Okay, guilty pleasure: Well maybe not even guilty, but Menagerie, for a clipshow, used to thrill me as a kid.
Well, it was an excellent use of the discarded footage and a damned clever way to use it, to boot.
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The Wormhole wrote:The Tholian Web has the benefit of being one of the third season's few watchable episodes. Therefore people think its better than it really is.
Yes, I've seen quite a lot of the recent season 3 showings on BBC2 and I struggle to get through some of them. Sadly, I've missed the Tholian Web again, I've not seen it yet - must save up for the DVDs!
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RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:
Bryan Moore wrote:Okay, guilty pleasure: Well maybe not even guilty, but Menagerie, for a clipshow, used to thrill me as a kid.
Well, it was an excellent use of the discarded footage and a damned clever way to use it, to boot.
Yes, it's damn brilliant, and I don't think another show has ever quite pulled that off. In fact, I can't imagine that ever being successfully pulled off again. But there's always something about any sort of clip show that makes people's eyes roll. (see: Shades of Grey)
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The Menagerie had the advantage that, rather than being clips of previously seen episodes mashed together, the clips themselves had a coherent soryline, and hadn't been seen before, so the effect was as if they'd been filmed specifically for the episode, to show Pike's mission in flashback.
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Tholian Web
The Menagerie
Devil in the Dark
Fridays' child
Galileo seven
Balance of Terror
Arena
Day of the Dove
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Friday's Child? Wow, I would have never expected that one.
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Post by Sionnach Glic »

Why? What one was that?
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Post by RK_Striker_JK_5 »

Rochey wrote:Why? What one was that?
'Friday's Child' had Bones, McCoy and Kirk caught in the middle of a power struggle, with the Klingons there too. The Capellans, IIRC.
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