Personally, I would have stuck with Majel Barret as the first #1, but hey, the pilot was 40 yrs ago and social issues were just coming online to give the femmes more exposure, and since Cos broke the color barrier on prime time, it was only natural for the races to be displayed(NO BLACKS in MAYBERRY? HUH?) Anyway, the pilot on OS was rough and like all good shows settles into a routine formula for sucess. Blending comedy and serious shows on Trek OS was Roddenberry's forte, and shows about the Comms and the Yangs ,Assignment Earth along with MIRI made statements about how fragile were were(and still are) on issues of world survival. It's just we have more TV channel exposure today (3 networks then as opposed to 150+ today) shorted attention spans , but I really feel the content and quality has slipped somewhat. Just a brief rant, thanks......
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OK, I agree with U
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