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* FridgeHorror: Bilar may not have ''been'' the man. Even if prior to Festival, Tula had thought or told Bilar she'd like to be with him at that time, there's no guarantee she wasn't then brutalized by many others. It's strongly hinted this is her first Festival, and her dad is ''really'' unhappy about her being out there.
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** Despite everything that happened here in this episode, all of Starfleet's efforts faltered when ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'' revealed that the populace quickly fell back on old habits and started listening to Landru again, all because nobody ever bothered to come back and make sure the changes they implemented actually stuck.
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** Despite everything that happened here in this episode, all of Starfleet's efforts faltered when ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'' revealed revisits this planet and [[spoiler: shows that the populace quickly fell back on old habits and started listening to Landru again, all because nobody ever bothered to come back and make sure the changes they implemented actually stuck. stuck, rendering Starfleet's efforts useless. Of course, that's a story written sixty years later in a ''comedy'' program, but it does make victory feel a bit hollow.]]
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Not an example of Harsher In Hindsight.
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** Director Joseph Pevney arranged to show a man attacking a woman, [[ShadowDiscretionShot as a shadow on the wall of a building]]. He managed to get a rape scene past the censors and did it in such a way that it contributed to the overall ambiance of the story.
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How is this stuff funny?
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* HarsherInHindsight: Despite everything that happened here in this episode, all of Starfleet's efforts faltered when ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'' revealed that the populace quickly fell back on old habits and started listening to Landru again, all because nobody ever bothered to come back and make sure the changes they implemented actually stuck.
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** During the Festival, you must... [[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!! James [=DeMonaco=], the creator of ''Film/ThePurge'', even said that this episode was a major inspiration for the film.
* HilariousInHindsight:
** During the Festival, you must... [[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!! James [=DeMonaco=], the creator of ''Film/ThePurge'', even said that this episode was a major inspiration for the film.
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* HarsherInHindsight: HarsherInHindsight:
** Despite everything that happened here in this episode, all of Starfleet's efforts faltered when ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'' revealed that the populace quickly fell back on old habits and started listening to Landru again, all because nobody ever bothered to come back and make sure the changes they implemented actuallystuck.
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** During the Festival, you must... [[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!! James [=DeMonaco=], the creator of ''Film/ThePurge'', even said that this episode was a major inspiration for the film.stuck.
** Despite everything that happened here in this episode, all of Starfleet's efforts faltered when ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'' revealed that the populace quickly fell back on old habits and started listening to Landru again, all because nobody ever bothered to come back and make sure the changes they implemented actually
* HilariousInHindsight:
** During the Festival, you must... [[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!! James [=DeMonaco=], the creator of ''Film/ThePurge'', even said that this episode was a major inspiration for the film.
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* HilariousInHindsight: During the Festival, you must... [[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!! James [=DeMonaco=], the creator of ''Film/ThePurge'', even said that this episode was a major inspiration for the film.
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** During the Festival, you must... [[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!! James [=DeMonaco=], the creator of ''The Purge'', even said that this episode was a major inspiration for the film.
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** During the Festival, you must... [[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!! James [=DeMonaco=], the creator of ''The Purge'', ''Film/ThePurge'', even said that this episode was a major inspiration for the film.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Despite everything that happened here in this episode, all of Starfleet's efforts faltered when ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'' revealed that the populous quickly fell back on old habits and started listening to Landru again, all because nobody ever bothered to come back and make sure the changes they implemented actually stuck.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Despite everything that happened here in this episode, all of Starfleet's efforts faltered when ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'' revealed that the populous populace quickly fell back on old habits and started listening to Landru again, all because nobody ever bothered to come back and make sure the changes they implemented actually stuck.
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** "No war, no disease, no crime" eh? At the Festival, people aren't just breaking windows and throwing things; it's clear that ''anything'' goes. Tula lets out an ecstatic scream at the Red Hour, but after the Festival she returns to her father ''very'' upset; in the next scene, as Bilar passes by, Lindstrom tells Reger "Your daughter! ''That's the man--!''" [[note]]all he could say on 1960s television.[[/note]] Reger says Landru was responsible, not Bilar. Festival attendees are not in their right mind, so Tula herself did not give consent.
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** "No war, no disease, no crime" eh? At the Festival, people aren't just breaking windows and throwing things; it's clear that ''anything'' goes. Tula lets out an ecstatic scream at the Red Hour, but after the Festival she returns to her father ''very'' upset; in the next scene, as Bilar passes by, Lindstrom tells Reger "Your daughter! ''That's the man--!''" [[note]]all man--!''"[[note]]all he could say on 1960s television.[[/note]] Reger says Landru was responsible, not Bilar. Festival attendees are not in their right mind, so Tula herself did not give consent.
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** During the Festival, you must... [[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!! James [=DeMonaco=], the creator of ''Film/ThePurge'', even said that this episode was a major inspiration for the film.
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** During the Festival, you must... [[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!! James [=DeMonaco=], the creator of ''Film/ThePurge'', ''The Purge'', even said that this episode was a major inspiration for the film.
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** "No war, no disease, no crime" eh? At Festival, people aren't just breaking windows and throwing things; it's clear that ''anything'' goes. Tula lets out an ecstatic scream at the Red Hour, but after Festival she returns to her father ''very'' upset; in the next scene, as Bilar passes by, Lindstrom tells Reger "Your daughter! ''That's the man--!''" [[note]]all he could say on 1960s television.[[/note]] Reger says Landru was responsible, not Bilar. Festival attendees are not in their right mind, so Tula herself did not give consent.
** Director Joseph Pevney arranged to show a man attacking a woman, [[ShadowDiscretionShot as a shadow on the wall of a building]]. He managed to get a rape scene past the censors and did it in such a way that it contributed to the overall ambience of the story.
** Director Joseph Pevney arranged to show a man attacking a woman, [[ShadowDiscretionShot as a shadow on the wall of a building]]. He managed to get a rape scene past the censors and did it in such a way that it contributed to the overall ambience of the story.
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** "No war, no disease, no crime" eh? At the Festival, people aren't just breaking windows and throwing things; it's clear that ''anything'' goes. Tula lets out an ecstatic scream at the Red Hour, but after the Festival she returns to her father ''very'' upset; in the next scene, as Bilar passes by, Lindstrom tells Reger "Your daughter! ''That's the man--!''" [[note]]all he could say on 1960s television.[[/note]] Reger says Landru was responsible, not Bilar. Festival attendees are not in their right mind, so Tula herself did not give consent.
** Director Joseph Pevney arranged to show a man attacking a woman, [[ShadowDiscretionShot as a shadow on the wall of a building]]. He managed to get a rape scene past the censors and did it in such a way that it contributed to the overallambience ambiance of the story.
** Director Joseph Pevney arranged to show a man attacking a woman, [[ShadowDiscretionShot as a shadow on the wall of a building]]. He managed to get a rape scene past the censors and did it in such a way that it contributed to the overall
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** During the Festival, you must... [[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!! James [=DeMonaco=], the creator of ''The Purge'', even said that this episode was a major inspiration for the film.
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** During the Festival, you must... [[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!! James [=DeMonaco=], the creator of ''The Purge'', ''Film/ThePurge'', even said that this episode was a major inspiration for the film.
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** Director Joseph Pevney arranged to show a man attacking a woman, [[ShadowDiscretionShot as a shadow on the wall of a building]]. He managed to [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar get a rape scene past the censors]] and did it in such a way that it contributed to the overall ambience of the story.
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** Director Joseph Pevney arranged to show a man attacking a woman, [[ShadowDiscretionShot as a shadow on the wall of a building]]. He managed to [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar get a rape scene past the censors]] censors and did it in such a way that it contributed to the overall ambience of the story.
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* HilariousInHindsight: During the Festival, you must...[[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!!
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** During the Festival, youmust...must... [[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!!BEAST]]!!! James [=DeMonaco=], the creator of ''The Purge'', even said that this episode was a major inspiration for the film.
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** Director Joseph Pevney arranged to show a man attacking a woman, [[ShadowDiscretionShot as a shadow on the wall of a building]]. He managed to [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar get a rape scene past the censors]] and did it in such a way that it contributed to the overall ambience of the story.story.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Despite everything that happened here in this episode, all of Starfleet's efforts faltered when ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'' revealed that the populous quickly fell back on old habits and started listening to Landru again, all because nobody ever bothered to come back and make sure the changes they implemented actually stuck.
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** Director Joseph Pevney arranged to show a man attacking a woman, as a shadow on the wall of a building. He managed to [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar get a rape scene past the censors]] and did it in such a way that it contributed to the overall ambience of the story.
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** Director Joseph Pevney arranged to show a man attacking a woman, [[ShadowDiscretionShot as a shadow on the wall of a building.building]]. He managed to [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar get a rape scene past the censors]] and did it in such a way that it contributed to the overall ambience of the story.
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* "No war, no disease, no crime" eh? At Festival, people aren't just breaking windows and throwing things; it's clear that ''anything'' goes. Tula lets out an ecstatic scream at the Red Hour, but after Festival she returns to her father ''very'' upset; in the next scene, as Bilar passes by, Lindstrom tells Reger "Your daughter! ''That's the man--!''" [[note]]all he could say on 1960s television.[[/note]] Reger says Landru was responsible, not Bilar. Festival attendees are not in their right mind, so Tula herself did not give consent.
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* HilariousInHindsight: During the Festival, you must...[[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!!
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* HilariousInHindsight: During the Festival, you must...[[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!!BEAST]]!!!
* "No war, no disease, no crime" eh? At Festival, people aren't just breaking windows and throwing things; it's clear that ''anything'' goes. Tula lets out an ecstatic scream at the Red Hour, but after Festival she returns to her father ''very'' upset; in the next scene, as Bilar passes by, Lindstrom tells Reger "Your daughter! ''That's the man--!''" [[note]]all he could say on 1960s television.[[/note]] Reger says Landru was responsible, not Bilar. Festival attendees are not in their right mind, so Tula herself did not give consent.
** Director Joseph Pevney arranged to show a man attacking a woman, as a shadow on the wall of a building. He managed to [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar get a rape scene past the censors]] and did it in such a way that it contributed to the overall ambience of the story.
* "No war, no disease, no crime" eh? At Festival, people aren't just breaking windows and throwing things; it's clear that ''anything'' goes. Tula lets out an ecstatic scream at the Red Hour, but after Festival she returns to her father ''very'' upset; in the next scene, as Bilar passes by, Lindstrom tells Reger "Your daughter! ''That's the man--!''" [[note]]all he could say on 1960s television.[[/note]] Reger says Landru was responsible, not Bilar. Festival attendees are not in their right mind, so Tula herself did not give consent.
** Director Joseph Pevney arranged to show a man attacking a woman, as a shadow on the wall of a building. He managed to [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar get a rape scene past the censors]] and did it in such a way that it contributed to the overall ambience of the story.
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* HilariousInHindsight: During the Festival, you must...[[Film/ThePurge RELEASE THE BEAST]]!!!
