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Star Trek: The Original Series - 'Spectre of the Gun' 3x6 FULL LENGTH Reaction & Review (Patreon)

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2025-01-01 17:39:34
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2026-06
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Really enjoyed this one!

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Renee S

For a time I was way ahead of you on episodes and I was just waiting for you to get caught up, but I've taken a break from my views and now I'm doing my first time watch along with yours :) Heading into the new year, I'll have to get back to knocking out a few episodes at a time. Hope your own new year resolutions prove to be as successful 🎉🥂

3dbadboy1

A few things: First of all, those actors were so menacing and in a way unreal that when I was a child, they scared the hell out of me. I dreaded seeing them whenever this episode was on and yet I had to watch, lol. Did you notice the Earps hardly blinked? They were almost mechanical, like following a program. FYI, the harmonica music you were hearing was done by champion harmonica player Tommy Morgan, who was a friend of my father's who was also a musician for TV & Movies as well. In fact, I actually called him up and confirmed that he did play for this episode, it was awesome to find that out and we had a nice, but brief chat.

aspectsAK

I have to admit, the first time I saw this episode, so many decades ago. I wasn't too impressed. I always thought the story was interesting so I was confused why I didn't like this episode until later in life. Only thing I could figure was I was heading into my rebellious age, and I was so burned out of westerns shows and movies because my father was hooked on Western settings. By the time I was 16, I had seen every Clint Eastwood and John Wayne movies at least 3 times, not to mention classics made during the 50's & 60's and was by this time developing my taste for SCI-FI. During the 70's my older brother and I watched and will always regret the lost time of our lives watching "Laser Blast" (1978). Never thought I would ever see anything worse then "The Giant Spider Invasion", but I was proved wrong with "Laser Blast". LOL

aspectsAK

Glad you like this story. Unfortunately its also the last time we get to have Vincent McEveety directing. Though he does show up to work with William Shatner on 3 episodes of T.J. Hooker. Another interesting note is that Leonard Nimoy directed an episode of T.J. Hooker as well. Looking forward to seeing your reaction for the next two episodes.