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Stupidest episodes of Star Trek
KharBevNor:
I wish I could remember more than sketchy details of any of the ones I owned. I remember that there were like, up to sixty novels for each fucking series.
Also unrelated, I am poking round Memory Alpha and holy shit you guys how did I not realise Reginald Barclay was Howling Mad Murdock?
Border Reiver:
The near ten years in between series? And your probable age at the time?
Ozymandias:
--- Quote from: KharBevNor on 26 Oct 2010, 16:50 ---Reginald Barclay was Howling Mad Murdock?
--- End quote ---
You just blew my fucking mind.
jwhouk:
The black-and-white episode was "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield", and it was epic at the time it was originally aired (back in the late 60's).
And I should throw out a disclaimer: I was born just as TOS episode, "Mirror, Mirror" was airing - for the first time. (I have proof; I looked up the TV listings from the local paper on my DOB and found an ad for the episode. Kinda freaky, actually.)
Jimor:
A lot of the object lessons in ToS were bonk you on the head obvious, but then this was a time when a lot of TV stations refused to air the Kirk/Uhura kiss, and the thought of sharing a drinking fountain with a black person was so icky there had to be laws against it.
Let me nominate And the Children Shall Lead.
The books were very inconsistent, but back when I read most of them, I had fun with them. There was one particularly silly one that was partially redeemed by a game of drunken golf between Scotty and a Klingon (WTF, my spellcheck recognizes an uncapitalized "klingon" as incorrect).
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