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Years ago i asked about this music and some knowledgeable fellow on here identified the episode for me. Very good stuff - along with Barquero and Washington behind close doors main theme i think its Frontiere's best music ever. Good shout onya.
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Hi, Onya. You might remember that I discussed this segment in other (prior) threads around here on OL. Not only is there a 50th-anniversary thread I did in 2013 but also another in which I ask FSMers to rank Frontiere's music scores. You also might recall that my opinions about this episode are much lower than yours. I'm curious, though, how an implausible story can simultaneously yield a favorite episode?
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Jan 21, 2017 - 10:37 AM
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RoryR
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I'm curious, though, how an implausible story can simultaneously yield a favorite episode? I just mean that, while the idea of the United States becoming a dictatorship makes for great TV and cinema entertainment, we all know that such as scenario is impossible in the real world. First of all, most fiction in general, and especially science fiction, is implausible, and yet we love it. As for US becoming a dictatorship, how long did the republic last with ancient Rome? Gore Vidal predicted it'll happen to US.
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First of all, most fiction in general, and especially science fiction, is implausible, and yet we love it. Sure, we realize that. But The Outer Limits has many episodes better than The Hundred Days of the Dragon.
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