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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9780792173601
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC
ISBN: 0792173600
Label: CBS Paramount International Television
Manufacturer: CBS Paramount International Television
Number Of Discs: 1
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: CBS Paramount International Television
Region Code: 1
Release Date: June 19, 2001
Running Time: 100 minutes
Sales Rank: 70612
Studio: CBS Paramount International Television
Theatrical Release Date: September 08, 1966
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Editorial Review:
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"Return to Tomorrow," Ep. 51 - Kirk, Spock, and Dr. Ann Marshall allow noncorporeal beings to inhabit their bodies so that these aliens can prepare androids for themselves. But one entity secretly plans to remain in Spock's body. "Patterns of Force," Ep. 52 - On a routine check of planet Ekos, nuclear missles are fired at the U.S.S. Enterprise. Kirk and Spock investigate and find the planet is controlled by latter-day Nazis.
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I realize this is a forum for product reviews and not for people to argue with each other, but the comments made by Mr. Drake motivated me to do just that.
To be blunt, Mr. Drake misses the whole point of the episode he is reviewing. "Patterns of Force", while certainly a flawed episode in the TREK canon, is not an attempt to "trivialize evil", but an earnest attempt to ask why ORDINARY people get behind fanatic, extremist movements. (That was the stated intention of the writers, ... Read More
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After a major slump in episode quality which lasted the previous few episodes, we get a major quality improvement here with this volume which for those of you who are picking which volumes to collect, this would fall under the "nice-to-have but not essential" category. In "Return To Tomorrow", we get an alternative take on the origin of humanoid life in the galaxy. Now the "founding fathers" require human hosts temporarily while they produce android hosts for their "spiritual essences". What's bewildering ... Read More
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John Gill was observing and interacting in the planet system M34 Alpha System on the outer planet Zeon. John Gills speciality was "causes and motivations". Kirk has a particular fondness of Gills because Gills has his Academy instructor. As the Enterprise approached planet Zeon, they were attacked by a thermal nuclear weapon while on course to the planet. Kirk and Spock are implanted in the arm with a transponder and Kirk instructed Scotty to beam them out "No matter what happened".
A fugutive ... Read More
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Return to Tomorrow-In this offbeat episode, aliens change venue from giant spheres to crewmember bodies. Most of this episode lacks the action feel of many of its neighbors; it has an operatic, schmaltzy feel more akin to Metamorphosis or several 3rd season shows. Yet, I actually feel the episode takes a turn for the worse when the plot takes several predictably threatening turns. The action and drama are turned up, but at the expense of some of the episode's uniqueness; it becomes just another Enterprise in danger ... Read More
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REVIEWED ITEM: Star Trek® Original Series DVD Volume 26: Return to Tomorrow © / Patterns of Force ©
RETURN TO TOMORROW © PRELIMINARY BRIEFS:
Moral, Ethical, and/or Philosophical Subject(s) Driven Into The Ground: Coping with human frailties; taking risks
Milestone Moment: First appearance of Diana Muldaur on Star Trek, as Ann Mulhall. She would appear in a later episode of the original series ("Is There in Truth no Beauty?"), and spend the second season on NextGen as Dr. Crusher's replacement.
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