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Oops, it looks like I got the tech's name wrong. It's a neural neutraliser, NOT a neutral neuralyser.
Please forgive.
This episode does give the full Shatner range (which I love). Guilty of all the things people accuse him of like the hammy overacting, being an invincible hero whilst also giving that lingering look at the end that completely knocks it out of the park. I really enjoyed that you highlighted this. It's like the look of someone who is only smiling ostensibly but is in a far darker place inside their head
Love me an ominous final shot.
I like this episode (probably mostly teen me LOVING Dr. Noel), but you do have a good point about the lack of a motivation from the head of the facility. Was this a case of power corrupting; did this guy have a chance to become a king on his little colony, and took it? Or was he trying to prove his theories about the nature of the human mind (like imagine he was putting people in that chair, giving them new memories and personalities and then observing how they reacted)?
Nope, just some creep with a brainwash chair.
I know i HAVE seen this episode… but not since I did a complete watch through of the series over a decade ago and I can’t remember much about it.