Dagger of the Mind - episode #11
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Dagger of the Mind - episode #11
DAGGER OF THE MIND (1st season; episode #11) Air Date: 11/03/66
Directed by Vincent McEveety / writer: Simon Wincelberg (as S.Bar-David)
This episode deals with the future of penal colonies and treatment of unstable criminals. Though supposedly such places are much better run in the 23rd century, Dr. McCoy obviously feels we are still far from Utopian with such 'cages' still in existence - but he doesn't offer better solutions. An escape from such a colony (Tantalus V) triggers a routine investigation by Kirk based on vague doubts by McCoy about how the famous Dr. Adams (James Gregory) runs the place. Once again, as in What Are Little Girls Are Made Of?, a starship captain enters the lion's den on his own, with no back-up, except for a female assistant (played by the gorgeous Marianna Hill).
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ABOVE: Lethe, blank-eyed former inmate, named after a mythical river in Hades;__________
those who drank the waters lose their memory________________________
Extra Trek Trivia: in the remastered new FX version of this episode, a new visualization (see above) of the entrance to the Tantalus V colony replaces the old one, which was a re-do of the station first seen in Where No Man Has Gone Before, the pilot episode. The title of this episode is from Macbeth, Act II, Scene 1, line 38 (see The Conscience of the King for more Shakespearean influence). Remastered trailer
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CLASSIC TREK QUOTES:
Kirk: "Have you ever been to a penal colony since they started following his theories?"
McCoy: "A cage is a cage, Jim."
Kirk: "You're behind the times, Bones. They're more like.. resort colonies now."
McCoy: "It's hard to believe that a man could die of loneliness."
Kirk: "Not when you've sat in that room."
Kirk: "Have you ever been to a penal colony since they started following his theories?"
McCoy: "A cage is a cage, Jim."
Kirk: "You're behind the times, Bones. They're more like.. resort colonies now."
McCoy: "It's hard to believe that a man could die of loneliness."
Kirk: "Not when you've sat in that room."
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