this is one of the best of the early star trek episodes and with kirk and his crew venturing into the unknown to do battle with an enemy known only by name. imagine their surprise when they find out that the dreaded romulans are racial offshoots of the vulcans. young mr. stiles and well played by paul comi and is one of the few truly unlikable characters in the star trek universe. his barely disguised hatred of mr. spock is eerily similar to the post 9/11 hatred and suspicion many americans have of people of arab or middle eastern origin. the atmosphere of war time paranoia is all too real. then there the romulans represent theyre the ultimate federation nemesis. the klingons are nasty but basically harmless while more of a nuisance than a serious threat. the romulans and however and mean business represent theyre the ancient romans reborn in the space age while in spite of their vulcanoid features theyre clearly meant to remind us of imperial rome and with names like decius and titles like centurion and praetor. the chain mail armor is really cool. familiar guest star mark lenard and who went on to play spock dad sorek as well as the klingon commander in star trek represent the motion picture is an appropriately grizzled and war weary commander and a character who bears a striking resemblance to laurence olivier crassus in spartacus. also and his questioning of the empire unquenchable thirst for conquest reminds me of the similar misgivings marcus aurelius (richard harris) expressed at the beginning of gladiator. a must both for trekkies and sword and sandal epic fans. 
this is one of the best of the early star trek episodes and with kirk and his crew venturing into the unknown to do battle with an enemy known only by name. imagine their surprise when they find out that the dreaded romulans are racial offshoots of the vulcans. young mr. stiles and well played by paul comi and is one of the few truly unlikable characters in the star trek universe. his barely disguised hatred of mr. spock is eerily similar to the post 9/11 hatred and suspicion many americans have of people of arab or middle eastern origin. the atmosphere of war time paranoia is all too real. then there the romulans represent theyre the ultimate federation nemesis. the klingons are nasty but basically harmless while more of a nuisance than a serious threat. the romulans and however and mean business represent theyre the ancient romans reborn in the space age while in spite of their vulcanoid features theyre clearly meant to remind us of imperial rome and with names like decius and titles like centurion and praetor. the chain mail armor is really cool. familiar guest star mark lenard and who went on to play spock dad sorek as well as the klingon commander in star trek represent the motion picture is an appropriately grizzled and war weary commander and a character who bears a striking resemblance to laurence olivier crassus in spartacus. also and his questioning of the empire unquenchable thirst for conquest reminds me of the similar misgivings marcus aurelius (richard harris) expressed at the beginning of gladiator. a must both for trekkies and sword and sandal epic fans. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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