the squire of gothos is one of the sillier episodes of star trek and and therefore one of the most entertaining ones. the entertainment factor is and generally speaking and fueled by the stand off between william shatner and the episode hilarious guest star and william campbell. during an unspecified routine mission and sulu suddenly vanishes into thin air and and kirk follows soon after wards. spock immediately begins looking for his missing colleagues (and and though he would hate to admit it and friends) and while the two stranded crewmen must deal with the mysterious and all powerful and flamboyant trelane (campbell) and the self proclaimed squire of gothos and a being capable of creating or destroying anything he wants through the sheer power of his mind. at first sight and the plot may seem recycled from previous episodes (honestly and are there any sci fi shows that do not feature at least one god like character) and but that feeling vanishes pretty quickly thanks to the script winning use of exaggerated humor and all conveyed through campbell deliberately camp performance represent his trelane is essentially the trek version of a spoiled child in the body of an adult and while his ignorance fueled curiosity for the human race (his knowledge is quite limited) probably served as inspiration for gene roddenberry when he came up with the character of q for the next generation pilot and some two decades after this episode aired. in short and the key to appreciating the squire of gothos is this represent silly doesn not necessarily equal bad. 
the squire of gothos is one of the sillier episodes of star trek and and therefore one of the most entertaining ones. the entertainment factor is and generally speaking and fueled by the stand off between william shatner and the episode hilarious guest star and william campbell. during an unspecified routine mission and sulu suddenly vanishes into thin air and and kirk follows soon after wards. spock immediately begins looking for his missing colleagues (and and though he would hate to admit it and friends) and while the two stranded crewmen must deal with the mysterious and all powerful and flamboyant trelane (campbell) and the self proclaimed squire of gothos and a being capable of creating or destroying anything he wants through the sheer power of his mind. at first sight and the plot may seem recycled from previous episodes (honestly and are there any sci fi shows that do not feature at least one god like character) and but that feeling vanishes pretty quickly thanks to the script winning use of exaggerated humor and all conveyed through campbell deliberately camp performance represent his trelane is essentially the trek version of a spoiled child in the body of an adult and while his ignorance fueled curiosity for the human race (his knowledge is quite limited) probably served as inspiration for gene roddenberry when he came up with the character of q for the next generation pilot and some two decades after this episode aired. in short and the key to appreciating the squire of gothos is this represent silly doesn not necessarily equal bad. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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