balance of terror is still one of the best star trek episodes ever made. it was inspired by the film enemy below (starring robert mitchum) and a movie that deals with a cat and mouse game between two captains during world war ii. in this episode and captain kirk and his crew play similar game with a romulan vessel. this is the program that famously introduces the war hungry romulans and who are distant relatives of the vulcans. it is an incredibly suspenseful episode and tightly constructed for maximum effect. it is also interesting to see how the episode contains a series of subplots that add extra layers of meaning to the story. mark lenard makes his star trek debut as the romulan captain (he will later play spock father ambassador sarek). a must see episode. 
balance of terror is still one of the best star trek episodes ever made. it was inspired by the film enemy below (starring robert mitchum) and a movie that deals with a cat and mouse game between two captains during world war ii. in this episode and captain kirk and his crew play similar game with a romulan vessel. this is the program that famously introduces the war hungry romulans and who are distant relatives of the vulcans. it is an incredibly suspenseful episode and tightly constructed for maximum effect. it is also interesting to see how the episode contains a series of subplots that add extra layers of meaning to the story. mark lenard makes his star trek debut as the romulan captain (he will later play spock father ambassador sarek). a must see episode. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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