Chris Snellgrove | Published
If you’re a fan Star Trek: Deep Space Ninethen you know that the show had a rocky first season, but the episode “Duet” highlighted the possibilities of the show. This was an episode that taught me more about the Kardashian atrocities against Bajoran and how Kira navigated the transition from freedom warrior to military officials. What’s the best Deep Space Nine fan Please don’t But what I know about this episode is that it was directly transmitted Man in the glass bootha famous play by Robert Shaw.
Man in the glass booth
If you’ve never seen the 1967 play, Man in the glass booth This is about a Jewish man arrested by Israeli authorities for being a Nazi war criminal. The trial against him appears to be on track until he is surprised that he deliberately changed his medical records by impersonating his old Nazi suffering. in Deep Space Nine We make an equally shocking reveal when the episode “Duet,” reveals that Kardashian, who pretends to be a major war criminal, is a small government functional man who altered his own records in the hopes of shedding light on the brutality his prosecution has burdened the Badger faction.
Originally, the story was on the pitch Deep Space Nine Two intern showrunner Michael Pillar, and they had very different ideas about what a “duet” should be. They really came up with an episode where Kardashian is really It was A war criminal, Kira will be placed in an enviable position to protect him. Such a premise had obvious dramatic possibilities, but Pillar didn’t love the original idea because he thought it was too similar The verdict in NurembergIt’s a 1961 film by William Shatner, a future Star Trek icon.
According to Pillar, that was the case. Deep Space Nine Producer and future showrunner Ira Steven Behr said, “Give me the twist that gave me it.” Man in the glass booth The man is not the person he says, not the person who does it for more noble reasons. “This twist gave me a fresh feeling to the premise of the episode. Because it was rare to see Kardashians who seemed to regret war crimes against Bajoran. We also managed to see Kira’s own perception evolved. She stopped seeing the accused as mere enemy and began to see him as an incredibly caring and deep-filled man.
meanwhile Man in the glass booth It is a classic play that is similarly adapted to classic films. You can claim it Deep Space Nine Improve your formula with “Duets.” A little frustrating, the previous story never explains exactly why the Jewish hero is caught and attempted as his Nazi suffering, and never gets in his way. In “Duet,” we know that Kardashians who are pretending to be war criminals have the right cause. That is to spread the galaxy’s perception of the evil actions of his people, even if he helps bring closure to the people of Bajoran.
We believe in that very much Deep Space Nine It is Star Trek’s best show, and “Duet” is one of the most amazing episodes of it. It is fleshed and filled with monologues, bringing the franchise world to the body and seeing the inner depths of Kira, one of the show’s most persuasive characters. Looking back, it’s very calm to understand that without Robert Shaw. Man in the glass booththe DS9’s earliest masterpiece may never have reached the air.
