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EARLY ACCESS First Time Watching Star Trek The Original Series - Bread and Circuses S2E25 | REACTION (Patreon)

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2022-12-11 00:43:12
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Our YouTube edited reaction to Bread and Circuses will be posted tomorrow, but you can watch it right now!

Make sure to leave a like and be one of the first comments!

Also as a reminder, we will be watching the season 2 finale LIVE on Tuesday! You will be able to access the stream on YouTube.

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First Time Watching Star Trek The Original Series - Bread and Circuses S2E25 | REACTION

The Target Audience are watching Star Trek The Original Series for the first time!! Join them as they react to episode 25 of Season 2 of the beloved tv series Bread and Circuses FULL UNCUT reaction & discussion on our Patreon! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TargetAudience?fan_landing=true 0:00 Intro 2:46 Reaction 18:29 Discussion

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KatWithAttitude

I always enjoyed this one. For the record, Flavius wasn't a made-up name. It was a common name in Roman times. Google Flavius Rome and lots of historic people come up, and the name was also used in Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar.

James H
>>97328892

In fact, it's even been used in Star Trek before. In "Space Seed," when Khan admires one of Lt. McGivers' paintings, she tells him it's a gladiator named Flavius.

KatWithAttitude
>>97328892

Yeah, I forgot about that. I also looked up the meaning behind the name and the feminine equivalent Flavia. They mean "yellow" or "blonde".

David Felgate

There was a particular shot that you commented on, where the camera was angled upward as Flavius, Kirk, Spock and McCoy walked past. This shot was not entirely a stylistic choice, but also served a purpose: In the cave, Septimus said "May the blessings of the Son be upon you", and as he is saying it the cut is made to the shot with the camera pointing upward toward the sun in the sky, reinforcing in the minds of the viewers a false idea about the nature of their religion.

David Felgate

The impression I've always had is that in this episode both Caesar and Christ appeared 2200 years previously (keeping in mind that the show was set in the 23rd century), but that the Roman Empire never fell and had existed for that entire period, and that Christianity had also been around just as long, but was only now starting to spread widely.

David Felgate

The conversation between Spock and McCoy in the cell has always been one of my favorite interactions between these two characters.