1.05 : The Enemy Within. - Science Fiction Fantasy Chronicles: forums

Dave · 13th February 2002, 12:41 PM

A transporter malfunction turns Captain Kirk into two separate people: one good, the other bad.

This episode, the only written by Richard Matheson, is the cornerstone of the Kirk-Spock-McCoy relationship.

The first time McCoy says "He's Dead Jim!"

The first Vulcan Nerve Pinch -- an idea of Leonard Nimoy's.

A reworking of the 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' theme.

When the bridge Lt. reports to Kirk on the landing party he says no word on Mr. Solo. Who's Mr. Solo? is the Millennium Falcon stranded on the planet too?

The big question is: Why didn't they just send down a shuttlecraft to pick up the landing party? Wasn't that the way they used to do it in 'Enterprise' before transporters were safe!

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Dave Wherever I Am, I'm There Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Greater London Posts: 11,440	1.5 : The Enemy Within. A transporter malfunction turns Captain Kirk into two separate people: one good, the other bad. This episode, the only written by Richard Matheson, is the cornerstone of the Kirk-Spock-McCoy relationship. The first time McCoy says "He's Dead Jim!" The first Vulcan Nerve Pinch -- an idea of Leonard Nimoy's. A reworking of the 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' theme. When the bridge Lt. reports to Kirk on the landing party he says no word on Mr. Solo. Who's Mr. Solo? is the Millennium Falcon stranded on the planet too? The big question is: Why didn't they just send down a shuttlecraft to pick up the landing party? Wasn't that the way they used to do it in 'Enterprise' before transporters were safe!