[teejers1]

Nice pull!  But as I recall, after a devastating start, Commodore Decker ultimately sacrifices himself to defeat the enemy and save the rest of his team.  I'm not sure I like the comparison <g>

That was a good pull.  And should we read anything into/be concerned about the title of that episode:  The Doomsday Machine?  

P.S.  Pretty sure it was from this episode that the meme/phrase 'Gentlemen, I suggest you beam me over' originated.  That mantra (or words akin to it), unsurprisingly popped up in other ST episodes and movies, most notably in Star Trek IV - The Voyage Home (the whale movie where crew went back in time to late 20th century) when Chekov was asking to be beamed out of the "nuke-e-lear" ship named . . . you guessed it.

[teejers1]

Nice pull!  But as I recall, after a devastating start, Commodore Decker ultimately sacrifices himself to defeat the enemy and save the rest of his team.  I'm not sure I like the comparison <g>

That was a good pull.  And should we read anything into/be concerned about the title of that episode:  The Doomsday Machine?  

P.S.  Pretty sure it was from this episode that the meme/phrase 'Gentlemen, I suggest you beam me over' originated.  That mantra (or words akin to it), unsurprisingly popped up in other ST episodes and movies, most notably in Star Trek IV - The Voyage Home (the whale movie where crew went back in time to late 20th century) when Chekov was asking to be beamed out of the "nuke-e-lear" ship named . . . you guessed it.