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WRITER:	Jean Lisette Aroeste

GUESTS:	Ian Wolfe (Mr AtoZ)
        Mariette Hartley (Zarabeth)

AIRED:	March 14, 1969

HACK-MAN rating: .770	
Usenet rating:   .702

QUOTES:
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 - "There *are* witches!" --Fat Man


			   ALL OUR YESTERDAYS

PLOT:
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A rescue mission to a planet whose sun is  about to  [super]nova results in
Kirk, Spock, and McCoy being sent  to various  areas of  the planet's past.
Kirk is to be tried as  a witch,  but eventually  gets back  to the present
with the help of another time-leaper.

Spock and  McCoy  are  sent to  a glacial  age.   Spock falls  in love with
Zarabeth, a  redhead convict,  who was  sent back  into the  glacial age as
punishment.  The librarian (Mr.  AtoZ) runs  the time  machine with android
clones of himself.  You put a disc of the time period you want to travel to
and jump through a portal.  The discs look surprisingly a  lot like compact
discs!

FACTS:
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 - 1 Stardate = 1.25 hours to 16.08 hours.
 - McCoy is this week's dork.
 - The people of the planet have mastered time travel but not space travel.
 - Since Spock  is in  the past,  he is  capable of  early Vulcan  lust and
   anger.
 - Nominated  for  "Outstanding  Achievement  in  Art  Direction and Scenic
   Design" Emmy in 68-69 (Walter  M. Jeffries, Jr., Art  Director, and John 
   Dwyer, Set Decorator).

OPINIONS:
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A pretty good (and original) story.  There were a few minor flaws, however.
Why does Spock revert to a 5000 year old Vulcan but McCoy doesn't revert to
a 5000 year  old human?   Spock  mentions that  "Kirk has  gone through the
portal to a different  time, much  later", but  didn't Kirk  go through the
portal *after* McCoy and Spock?  How did Spock know that Kirk was even *in*
the portal?