ST1 004: The Enemy Within

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In this episode:

It took only four episodes for a transporter accident to happen–and I thought it was the safest way to travel
How “The Enemy Within” is an improvement on its literary forbearer Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
The first show written by an established sci-fi author, Richard Matheson, and it shows: a deep, multi-faceted exploration of the theme of the primacy of human intellect.
Credit where credit is due: an enlightened and sophisticated depiction of a rape accusation by a low-ranked woman (Rand) against her superior officer (Kirk)

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