I just finished the ST:TOS episode “The Changeling.” This makes two episodes now — this and “A Taste Of Armageddon” — where Kirk manages to convince a computer to destroy itself just by pointing out faulty logic.
Did TOS invent this trope?
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asimov probably predates.
< ![CDATA[asimov probably predates.]]>
It happens again in “I, Mudd”
< ![CDATA[It happens again in "I, Mudd"]]>
I guess I’ll add it to the list of tropes like, “The Enterprise encounters a mysterious alien that’s so powerful the cast must contemplate their own insignificance in the universe.”
< ![CDATA[I guess I'll add it to the list of tropes like, "The Enterprise encounters a mysterious alien that's so powerful the cast must contemplate their own insignificance in the universe."]]>
For a second, i thought that was going to be “The Enterprise encounters a mysterious alien so powerful Kirk has to sleep with her.”
< ![CDATA[For a second, i thought that was going to be "The Enterprise encounters a mysterious alien so powerful Kirk has to sleep with her."]]>
Kirk has yet to sleep with anyone!
< ![CDATA[Kirk has yet to sleep with anyone!]]>