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Screenshot from The Jihad, the sixteenth episode of Star Trek: The Animated Series.
Episode Title: The Jihad Air Date: 1/12/1974 Written by Stephen Kandel Directed by Hal Sutherland Cast: William Shatner as Capt...
“It is ironic that the adventure in this episode is erased from everyone’s memory. For when I began to watch it I realized I had forgotten it as well. With most episodes I haven’t seen in a long time I usually remember the plot in the first five minutes, this time the only thing I recognized was Tchar. I think the episode was a victim to the structure of only being a half-hour plus commercials cartoon show. Once the plot was explained there wasn’t much time for anything else to happen. It was too bad because the show started our strong and the team that was assembled was neat; however everything was too quickly resolved.”
Man! The Jihad is one of those “woman is constantly flirting with Captain Kirk but he is so OVERWHELMINGLY distracted and gay for Spock her efforts have no effect” kind of episodes huh!
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The soul of the Skorr, or a bow of a Christmas pressie.
So, the location of the soul of Alar, in The Jihad, is in a tent. Subtle, this ain't.
Forget musical episodes and puppet episodes, I dare Strange New Worlds to bring these character back.