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The Original Series (TOS) Captain James T. Kirk and the Enterprise blasted onto our TV screens in the late 60\'s inspiring several new series and movies. Come and join in the discussion of this Classic TV series.


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Old 16th April 2002, 07:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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3.63 : The Empath.

The one with Gem, an empath who can absorb injuries and pain into her own body.

I actually haven't seen this episode many times, possibly only once. I think the BBC didn't used to show it due to the torture and violence. It is very similar to a 1963 episode of "The Outer Limits" called 'Nightmare' in which a series of senseless brutalities are carried out on Earthmen as a test, with the participation of friendly aliens called "Ebonites". As in 'The Empath' the sets in 'Nightmare' were very sparse - and both were directed by John Erman.

The episode does bring out the nobility and self-sacrifice of Kirk, Spock and McCoy as the each try to protect one another.
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