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And even Martin looks older too.

Jeffrey Hunter looking a little older in this shot as well.

So clearly a lot of time now has passed since that letter and since the whole situation has happened.

I think the Duke looks good as kind of a silver fox.

Martin is behind cover, but of course, Steve, Ethan, the American John Wayne, doesn't need cover.

He just leans against the cave wall and is shooting at them one by one.

I love the difference in this moment, in the stardom of Jeffrey Hunter versus John Wayne.

You know what I'm saying? He's

So, Brad, if that's been a question...

Do we think Jeff Hunter liked, well, past tense, would have liked the way Strange New Worlds writes Anson Mount Spike? Well, sadly, Jeffrey died in the 70s.

Why not, though? What's he doing wrong? No, well, and honestly, I don't mind the mild change in character from what we got in the cage to what we're getting with Pike, both when he was in Discovery and Strange New Worlds.

Because in that pilot of the cage, he's burnt out from all the death that happened during his missions.

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So we are including the cage, uh, which stars Jeffrey Hunter as Captain Christopher Pike, as well as Leonard Nimoy as Spock, but a pretty different Spock than we would come to know.

Let me correct you on one thing, Clay.

You said 80 episodes, which I had said off air.

It's almost Twilight Zone-y in the sense that there's an irony, there's a twisted and black irony to the way in which the resolution occurs.

that Kirk has to lose something.

I think that's a big part of why Star Trek was successful at the beginning, is because William Shatner, more so than Jeffrey Hunter, who played Captain Pike in the original pilot, was able to make his...

His grief, his guilt, his sorrow, his sense of duty and responsibility feel heavy, but not so heavy that you don't want to see him every week on television.

Yeah.

Because, I mean, you see Jeffrey Hunter in that Star Trek, that pilot in the Menagerie.

He is so good.

And I think in this film, at times, it's very over-the-top, his stuff.

It's funny, and it's a great fall, and I love Vera Miles.

I just think she's great.

And Jeffrey Hunter took it.

That is not a stuntman.

And she ended up leaving the convent at the end of the movie.

And also back then, as a young girl, I fell in love with Jeffrey Hunter, who played King of Kings in that movie.

So, you know, all this stuff was based on MGM and their ideas of, you know, beautiful people serving the community.

But my real role model was my family that took in people and made people at home.