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Title : Errand of Mercy Rating : 5
First Aired : 23 Mar 1967 Stardate : 3198.4
Director : John Newland Year : 2267
Writers : Gene L. Coon Season : 1
Rating : 5.0000 for 1 reviewsAdd your own review
Reviewer : Indefatigable Rating : 5
Review : A very good episode. I believe this was our first look at the Klingons, and in some ways they seemed more effective before they evolved into galactic bikers. Kor made a worthy opponent and a convincing villain, he certainly changed over the hundred years before we saw him again. I could not understand the Organians any more than Kirk for much of the time, although it was obvious that they were doing their very best to try to avoid violence. Kirk seemed to be heading into colonialist territory at several points, an interesting mirror for the Klingons, but he dodged that one. The new effects shots were very noticeable here, including new views of the D7s and the pulse phasers from "Balance of Terror". Effective and done very well. The revelation at the end also worked very well. We see Kirk and Kor arguing for war, but then realising what they were doing, which I think brought the curtain down on a good episode.
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