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EARLY ACCESS First Time Watching Star Trek The Original Series - Patterns of Force S2E21 | REACTION (Patreon)

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2022-11-11 13:11:09
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Our YouTube edited reaction to Patterns of Force will be posted tomorrow, but you can watch it right now!

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The Target Audience are watching Star Trek The Original Series for the first time!! Join them as they react to episode 21 of Season 2 of the beloved tv series Patterns of Force FULL UNCUT reaction & discussion on our Patreon! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TargetAudience?fan_landing=true 0:00 Intro 1:49 Reaction 15:13 Discussion

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KatWithAttitude

Now you know why this one was controversial and banned in a few countries. This wasn't seen in Germany until the mid 90s. They weren't exactly subtle in naming characters. For instance, Chairman Eneg, Gene spelled backwards. Several people involved with the show, including Leonard Nimoy and Gene Roddenberry were Jewish. And this episode aired while Hogan's Heroes was on the air. Personally, I don't love or hate it. It's just...there.

Jeff Cornell
>>95421435

And the Zeon names were slight variations of traditional Jewish names. Davod/David, Isok/Isaac, Abrom/Abram. And 'Zeon' itself comes from 'Zion'.

Stardate 1312.4

Yes, the show was known for its allegories as Roddenberry used it to explain his take on the human condition. This one wasn't very subtle. The Omega Glory coming up is another example.

MntrTodd

Your next episode, "By Any Other Name", contains probably the most disturbing scene in an original STAR TREK episode, at least since way back in "Charlie X" when Charlie completely removed the face of an Enterprise crewwoman.