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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Before Bones injects himself with the vaccine, he and Spock argue briefly about trying it without the computer testing. Spock only barely puts up a fight before giving up. Spock says that bickering is pointless and leaves the room. Does Spock not want to waste the time and energy in a pointless argument? Or is he tacitly giving Bones the opportunity to test the vaccine on himself?
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* TheWoobie: Miri when she cries and begs Kirk and co. not to hurt her.
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* TheWoobie: Miri when she cries and begs Kirk and co. the others not to hurt her.
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* ValuesDissonance: It's sometimes uncomfortable viewing when Kirk flirts openly with a girl just on the verge of puberty (so she could be anything from age 13 to 16), telling her she's 'very pretty' and obviously playing up to the fact she is falling in love with him. It comes across as grooming given how child-like she is, especially when he asks her to go for a walk with him. True he doesn't do anything to her, but it's still icky.
** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on. Still ValuesDissonance, but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time,]] and, as Spock points out when their interaction starts disturbing Rand in-universe, the character is technically 300 years older than Kirk.
** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on. Still ValuesDissonance, but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time,]] and, as Spock points out when their interaction starts disturbing Rand in-universe, the character is technically 300 years older than Kirk.
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* ValuesDissonance: It's sometimes uncomfortable viewing when It fits into his usual pragmatic manipulation, but Kirk flirts openly still plays it up with a girl just on the verge of puberty (so she could be anything from age 13 to 16), telling her she's 'very pretty' and obviously playing up to the fact she is falling in love with him. It comes across as grooming given how child-like she is, especially thirteen year old-looking Miri when he asks her to go for she has a walk with him. True he doesn't do anything to her, but it's still icky.
** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on. Still ValuesDissonance, but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time,]] and, as Spock points out when their interaction starts disturbing Rand in-universe, the character is technically 300 years older than Kirk.crush on him.
** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on. Still ValuesDissonance, but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time,]] and, as Spock points out when their interaction starts disturbing Rand in-universe, the character is technically 300 years older than Kirk.
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** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on. Still, ValuesDissonance but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time,]] and, as Spock points out when their interaction starts disturbing Rand in-universe, the character is technically 300 years older than Kirk.
* TheWoobie: Miri when she cries and begs Kirk and co. not to hurt her.
* TheWoobie: Miri when she cries and begs Kirk and co. not to hurt her.
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** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on. Still, ValuesDissonance Still ValuesDissonance, but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time,]] and, as Spock points out when their interaction starts disturbing Rand in-universe, the character is technically 300 years older than Kirk.
* TheWoobie: Miri when she cries and begs Kirk and co. not to hurther.her.
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* TheWoobie: Miri when she cries and begs Kirk and co. not to hurt
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** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on. Still, ValuesDissonance but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time,]] and, as Spock points out when their interaction starts disturbing Rand in0universe, the character is technically 300 years older than Kirk.
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** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on. Still, ValuesDissonance but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time,]] and, as Spock points out when their interaction starts disturbing Rand in0universe, in-universe, the character is technically 300 years older than Kirk.
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** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on. Still, ValuesDissonance but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time.]]
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** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on. Still, ValuesDissonance but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time.]]time,]] and, as Spock points out when their interaction starts disturbing Rand in0universe, the character is technically 300 years older than Kirk.
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* MemeticMutation: Spock's description of the cure that [=McCoy=]'s working on potentially being "a beaker full of death," due to the NarmCharm generated by the line.
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** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on here. Still, ValuesDissonance but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time.]]
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** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on here.on. Still, ValuesDissonance but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time.]]
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** AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: They need a local guide and Kirk is just humoring her to avoid angering the only person (a hormonal teenager) who knows what's going on here. Still, ValuesDissonance but closer to the Kirk we know. [[DawsonCasting Notably, the actress was nineteen at the time.]]
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* ValuesDissonance: It's sometimes uncomfortable viewing when Kirk flirts openly with a girl just on the verge of puberty (so she could be anything from age 13 to 16), telling her she's 'very pretty' and obviously playing up to the fact she is falling in love with him. It comes across as grooming given how child-like she is, especially when he asks her to go for a walk with him. True he doesn't do anything to her, but it's still icky.
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* ValuesDissonance: It's sometimes uncomfortable viewing when Kirk flirts openly with a girl just on the verge of puberty (so she could be anything from age 13 to 16), telling her she's 'very pretty' and obviously playing up to the fact she is falling in love with him. It comes across as grooming given how child-like she is, especially when he asks her to go for a walk with him. True he doesn't do anything to her, but it's still icky.icky.
* TheWoobie: Miri when she cries and begs Kirk and co. not to hurt her.
* TheWoobie: Miri when she cries and begs Kirk and co. not to hurt her.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The discovery of a planet identical to Earth on the other end of the galaxy is completely forgotten about after the first act, when it probably could have supported a whole story arc if the show hadn't been made in the era of absolute StatusQuoIsGod.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The discovery of a planet identical to Earth on the other end of the galaxy is completely forgotten about after the first act, when it probably could have supported a whole story arc if the show hadn't been made in the era of absolute StatusQuoIsGod.StatusQuoIsGod.
* ValuesDissonance: It's sometimes uncomfortable viewing when Kirk flirts openly with a girl just on the verge of puberty (so she could be anything from age 13 to 16), telling her she's 'very pretty' and obviously playing up to the fact she is falling in love with him. It comes across as grooming given how child-like she is, especially when he asks her to go for a walk with him. True he doesn't do anything to her, but it's still icky.
* ValuesDissonance: It's sometimes uncomfortable viewing when Kirk flirts openly with a girl just on the verge of puberty (so she could be anything from age 13 to 16), telling her she's 'very pretty' and obviously playing up to the fact she is falling in love with him. It comes across as grooming given how child-like she is, especially when he asks her to go for a walk with him. True he doesn't do anything to her, but it's still icky.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The discovery of a planet identical to Earth on the other end of the galaxy is completely forgotten about after the first act, when it probably could have supported a whole story arc if the show hadn't been made in the era of absolute StatusQuoIsGod.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The discovery of a planet identical to Earth on the other end of the galaxy is completely forgotten about after the first act, when it probably could have supported a whole story arc if the show hadn't been made in the era of absolute StatusQuoIsGod.
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