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    Star Trek #304

    Star Trek » Star Trek #304 - And the Children Shall Lead released by Paramount Pictures on October 11, 1968.

    The Enterprise comes to a colony where all the adults have committed suicide, leaving their children behind.

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    And the Children Shall Lead last edited by mshirley27 on 11/21/22 06:17PM View full history

    The USS Enterprise arrives at a colony, only to find all the adult colonists dead of apparent suicide. They take the five surviving children, who seem unaffected by their parents' death, aboard the ship to transport them to the nearest Starbase. En route, however, strange things begin to happen to the crew.

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    Star Trek #304 - And the Children Shall Lead by gc8 on September 02, 2016

    All the worst episodes of 'Star Trek' feature either children as the antagonists ("Charlie X", "Miri", etc.), or godlike supernatural beings as antagonists ("Catspaw", "Who Mourns for Adonais?", etc.), this episode features both, so you know you're in for it.Where to begin? This episode is a mess of plot holes, unsympathetic characters, leaps of logic, and genre-stretching "magical" stuff. Somehow a group of children stranded on a distant colony managed to survive without their parents, despite ...

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