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Whom Gods Destroy

Whom Gods Destroy

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Search complete. 6 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Whom Gods Destroy".

Oct 27, 2026

BrianHOST
21:02
It was one of four episodes that were banned.
BrianHOST
21:05
The others were The Empath, Whom Gods Destroy, and Plato's Stepchildren.
BrianHOST
21:08
No Muzz Women? No.
BrianHOST
21:11
All four of these episodes feature, I mean, we can just go from our memories, torture, or in this case, I would say pretty graphic, intense stuff involving children.
David C. RobersonHOST
64:25
In this episode, Spock says there is, quote, absolutely no record of a mutiny on the Federation starship.
David C. RobersonHOST
64:33
This contradicts the instance in which the crew of the Enterprise mutinied in this side of paradise, which was again contradicted only seven episodes later in Whom Gods Destroy, in which it was revealed that his crew had mutinied against Captain Garth in the past.
David C. RobersonHOST
64:45
We'll get to that one.
David C. RobersonHOST
64:47
Spock himself confessed to committing mutiny in the Menagerie Part 1, having stolen the Enterprise without orders.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
25:59
Uh, he was talking about, he had credits on three early original series Star Trek episodes, uh, Corbomite Maneuver, one of the all-time greats from season one, uh, This Side of Paradise, really, really good one...
Jordan HoffmanHOST
26:10
Uh, sorry, uh, Whom Gods Destroy from season three, really, really good one, and then This Side of Paradise, which he took a, uh, a pseudonym on because it was rewritten by D.C. Fontana.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
26:20
So he talks about it in this interview.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
26:23
Um, he basically says, first of all, he's talking about his original draft of This Side of Paradise.
John WilsonHOST
104:32
Yeah, they can.
John WilsonHOST
104:34
Volume Five starts with Whom Gods Destroy, which is the one where they go down to the, um, insane asylum, not the one with the neural neutralizer, but the one where the previous starship captain has taken over, and, uh, Bat Girl is there as an Orion girl and, um, everything else.
John WilsonHOST
104:56
So, um, Captain, or not captain, but, uh, Corey, the person who was supposed to be in charge of the asylum but was taken prisoner, he is almost nonexistent in this TV episode.
John WilsonHOST
105:07
He's there, but he's not there very much.
Blaine DallerHOST
106:46
Yeah, so this, this collection, just to point out, we've got seven stories here, six of which are from Season Three.
Blaine DallerHOST
106:54
Five of them are...
Blaine DallerHOST
106:56
Whom Gods Destroy was Episode 14 and later-
John WilsonHOST
106:59
Mm-hmm

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