Ending Scene From That Which Survives

@steelers6titles 8 months ago

Former Miss America Lee Meriwether had had a recurring role on "The Time Tunnel", which had run on ABC for a single season in 1966-1967. She was also one of the actresses who played the Catwoman. She would go on to portray Buddy Ebsen's daughter-in-law in "Barnaby Jones".

@jtkirkfan2002 8 months ago

Proof that not all episodes from the third season were letdowns.

@MaxwellsDemon9 2 months ago

The trumpet motif they use to herald ancient cultures - love to hear it return in this episode.

@stephenborer3906 2 years ago

One of the best third season episodes - and a fine performance by Ms. Meriwether !

@timetraveler8777 1 year ago

one of the best third season episode , what a beautiful girl was Lee Merywehter

@alexmatera3688 5 months ago

Kirk's last comment was excellent. Losira's physical beauty survived and her beauty as a person.

@cjimcook 1 year ago

Love the episode. This ending scene is what makes it. And the background music for Losira's final speech is what makes it all sad and tragic.

@randyacuna3248 2 years ago

My favorite catwoman, the stunning Lee Meriwether.

@Sect10n31 7 months ago

For everyone who thought Losira’s ability to target only 1 person based on their DNA was stupid, know that it’s used 50 years later in the latest 007 James Bond movie, “No Time To Die” as Project Heracles, a DNA-targeting weapon that selectively wipes out everyone in Spectre.

@robertcampbell6349 1 year ago

Amy Winehouse stole Losira's look!

@geraldackerman1272 2 years ago

I always enjoyed this episode. The story, the entire look, the interactions between Spock, and Scott. Also, it's a pleasure to see Sulu as part of the action on some planet, and not stuck on the bridge.

@zacharyfett2491 2 years ago

I enjoy how some of these same “doomed culture” themes are replayed throughout the different Star Trek shows. It’s always nice to see the origins of them.

@ljg6979 2 years ago

I always loved this episode and how her method of “transportation “ was so unique/cool/mysterious. She was clearly a threat, and yet as the episode went on, you could tell that she was in conflict about harming the Enterprise crew. I also loved the musical score especially when her recorded message plays and she addresses the ‘rescue’ team that never came. It was used in other episodes like “Welcome To Olympus”, but not to such great effect as here.

@Kmac005 2 years ago

The virus is mentioned earlier in the episode. McCoy describes it as a "plant parasite that acts almost like a virus". It's such a casual mention that it's pretty easy to overlook.

@YourFoodBank 2 years ago

“Beauty survives” - Captain Horndog

@MyLateralThawts 1 year ago

For Star Trek Continues I wrote a story outline in which Scotty, by studying the damaged computer seen here, attempting to reverse engineer it and succeeding in developing a prototype Holodeck based on the technology. Unfortunately the Holodeck is compromised with the same program that once again attempts to destroy the Enterprise. Star Trek Continues ended before this story ever had a chance to get produced though. I might just storyboard it, if only to get it out of my system.