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WRITER: Gene Roddenberry and Gene L. Coon (from a story by John Kneubel)

GUESTS: William Smithers
	Logan Ramsey
	Ian Wolfe
	Rhodes Reason
	Lois Jewell
	Bart La Rue
	Jack Perkins

AIRED:	March 15, 1968

HACK-MAN rating: .530
Usenet rating:   .554

QUOTES:
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 - "He commands not only a spaceship - but a *starship*" --???
 - "What do you call those?" --???  "I call them 'ears'." --Spock
 - "If you're speaking of worship, we serve many beliefs." --McCoy
 - "I don't  want to injure you." --Spock   (before  hitting a man  with  a
   shield)
 - "Medical men are *trained* in logic." --McCoy   "Trained?  Judging  from
   you, I would have guessed it was trial and error." --Spock
 - "______ died in your first world war,  ______ died in your  second world
   war, 37,___,___ died in your third world war." --Spock  (speaking  about
   Earth)
 - "An excellent example of  Hodgkin's Law of Parallel Planet Development."
   --Kirk
 - "I was told I am to be your slave tonight." --Drusilla
 - "I'm trying to thank you, you pointed-eared hobgoblin." --McCoy


			   BREAD AND CIRCUSES

PLOT:
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The crew of the Enterprise  encounter an  alternate Earth  where Rome never
fell.  Looks Roman except for 20th century technology.

FACTS:
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Slaves.

OPINIONS:
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I wasn't that impressed.  But then, you can only take  *so* many "alternate
Earth" stories...