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    Star Trek #301

    Star Trek » Star Trek #301 - Spock's Brain released by Paramount Pictures on September 20, 1968.

    An alien life form steals Spock's brain and the crew have only 24 hours to find it.

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    Spock's Brain last edited by mshirley27 on 11/08/21 05:13PM View full history

    The Enterprise encounters an alien ship of considerably advanced technology. A beautiful female alien beams aboard the bridge and immediately incapacitates the crew. When they awaken, Spock is on life support in sick bay and his brain has been surgically removed. With only 24 hours before irreversible harm is done to his body, the race is on to find out who took Spock's brain and why.

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    Not As Brainless As Some Would Have You Believe 0

    Star Trek #301 - Spock's Brain by gc8 on September 10, 2016

    The early part of the third season of 'Star Trek', has some of the weakest episodes of the series, including the notorious "Spock's Brain" episode, which has been widely cited by critics and fans and even the show's stars William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy, among others, as possibly the worst episode of the series. But is it really that bad?Once again, I find myself at odds with popular opinion here. As good as "City on the Edge of Forever" is (it's the episode most widely cited as the "best" of ...

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