Original Star Trek Episode season 1 episode 2 Charlie X.

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In this episode it has a young man around 17 or 18 where he is picked up from a star freighter that was heading to another planet, which the SS Enterprise ended up picking up this young man. During this episode the young man shows irrational behavior and "Makes people go away". Spock and Captain Kirk exclaim "this kid has no feelings for life". I thought of the Democrat party and what is going on with these 18 and 19 year olds shooing up schools. A prediction of the future, that has finally caught up with us? Gene Roddenberry had a bunch of predictions that have come true.

 
In this episode it has a young man around 17 or 18 where he is picked up from a star freighter that was heading to another planet, which the SS Enterprise ended up picking up this young man. During this episode the young man shows irrational behavior and "Makes people go away". Spock and Captain Kirk exclaim "this kid has no feelings for life". I thought of the Democrat party and what is going on with these 18 and 19 year olds shooing up schools. A prediction of the future, that has finally caught up with us? Gene Roddenberry had a bunch of predictions that have come true.


One problem, the shooters have been right wingers. You John Birch Society People are still trying to hide behind your lies. Sure will be glad when the GOP sends all of you to the cleaners.
 
In this episode it has a young man around 17 or 18 where he is picked up from a star freighter that was heading to another planet, which the SS Enterprise ended up picking up this young man. During this episode the young man shows irrational behavior and "Makes people go away". Spock and Captain Kirk exclaim "this kid has no feelings for life". I thought of the Democrat party and what is going on with these 18 and 19 year olds shooing up schools. A prediction of the future, that has finally caught up with us? Gene Roddenberry had a bunch of predictions that have come true.

What you probably don't know Jim is that the Charlie X storyline and character was partly lifted off of another episode just done on The Big Valley the year earlier where Robert Walker played pretty much the exact same character but in a western setting where his father tried to hide the fact that he was a stalker of women.




BTW, Charlie X was episode #8.
 
One problem, the shooters have been right wingers. You John Birch Society People are still trying to hide behind your lies. Sure will be glad when the GOP sends all of you to the cleaners.
Good lord you can't be this dumb, quit pretending

The Buffalo shooter was an AOC left turd

Remember the knuckle dragger mowing down the Dancing Grannys you idiot
 
In this episode it has a young man around 17 or 18 where he is picked up from a star freighter that was heading to another planet, which the SS Enterprise ended up picking up this young man. During this episode the young man shows irrational behavior and "Makes people go away". Spock and Captain Kirk exclaim "this kid has no feelings for life". I thought of the Democrat party and what is going on with these 18 and 19 year olds shooing up schools. A prediction of the future, that has finally caught up with us? Gene Roddenberry had a bunch of predictions that have come true.

Good call. They'd "make us go away" if they could.
 
Good lord you can't be this dumb, quit pretending

The Buffalo shooter was an AOC left turd

Remember the knuckle dragger mowing down the Dancing Grannys you idiot

Hate to break it to you but that shooter left a manifesto that left nothing to the imagination that he is a White supremist. He specifically went there to shoot black people. And he accomplished his mission. He was one of YOU.
 
Hate to break it to you but that shooter left a manifesto that left nothing to the imagination that he is a White supremist. He specifically went there to shoot black people. And he accomplished his mission. He was one of YOU.
LOL.He was a left turd white sup......................Most of you leftists are...lolol
 
Good call. They'd "make us go away" if they could.
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In this episode it has a young man around 17 or 18 where he is picked up from a star freighter that was heading to another planet, which the SS Enterprise ended up picking up this young man. During this episode the young man shows irrational behavior and "Makes people go away". Spock and Captain Kirk exclaim "this kid has no feelings for life". I thought of the Democrat party and what is going on with these 18 and 19 year olds shooing up schools. A prediction of the future, that has finally caught up with us? Gene Roddenberry had a bunch of predictions that have come true.

All the original Star Treks shows were morality plays, exploring some facet of human nature, that episode the dangerous destructive power of an adolescent with raging hormones, becoming carried away with his powers of life and death, without self-control or understanding the right and wrong.

I prefer The Squire of Gothos episode, this time another petulant child, appearing to be adult, but with the power beyond his years or understanding of right and wrong. Only this time, in the next to last scene, the child's parents step in, take responsibility, discipline their wayward child, and showing what parents must do in raising their offspring, throughout history, now and into the unforeseeable future. Something we are sadly short on in the present day.
"Suddenly,Trelane's parents (disembodied voices) arrive to take him away from his toys (his predators) and apologize to Kirk for their son's interference. Kirk is back aboard and relieved. Finally he can relax. No one died, not the Yeoman or Uhura either. He tells Spock "Trelane was a small boy." The Enterprise is safe. Kirk has discovered that power and maturity do not always equate."
 
All the original Star Treks shows were morality plays, exploring some facet of human nature, that episode the dangerous destructive power of an adolescent with raging hormones, becoming carried away with his powers of life and death, without self-control or understanding the right and wrong.

I prefer The Squire of Gothos episode, this time another petulant child, appearing to be adult, but with the power beyond his years or understanding of right and wrong. Only this time, in the next to last scene, the child's parents step in, take responsibility, discipline their wayward child, and showing what parents must do in raising their offspring, throughout history, now and into the unforeseeable future. Something we are sadly short on in the present day.
"Suddenly,Trelane's parents (disembodied voices) arrive to take him away from his toys (his predators) and apologize to Kirk for their son's interference. Kirk is back aboard and relieved. Finally he can relax. No one died, not the Yeoman or Uhura either. He tells Spock "Trelane was a small boy." The Enterprise is safe. Kirk has discovered that power and maturity do not always equate."

And some believe that Trelane was the granddaddy to Q.
 

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