[nickcarraway]

How many times did they go into the past on this show? Didn't he read the Constitution on an episode? I appreciate that in a Canadian.

[nickcarraway]

This may have been his favorite episode, but being on Columbo taught him how to kill his wife and get away with it.

[Bobalu]

That’s also my fav episode from the original series.

[RandallFlagg]

The Doomsday Machine.

William Windom was great in that one.

[Skywise]

For me it’s the Doomsday Machine.

[Bobalu]

My fav episode from "The Next Generation" was the 2-part where they accidentally created an intelligent Moriarty on the holodeck.

[Leep]

Specter of the Gun is in my top five.

[brownsfan]

Balance of Terror.

[mewzilla]

Since you mentioned Canada...

https://www.ola.org/en/legislative-business/bills/parliament-42/session-2/bill-100#BK12

[ConservativeMind]

That was a great and poignant episode.

Joan’s character reminds me of a lady I grew to know who was similar, down to her beauty, in my early college years.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

They did time travel quite a bit but this episode wasn’t one of them;

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/The_Omega_Glory_(episode)

[mewzilla]

My favorites, BTW...

A Piece of the Action, The Trouble With Tribbles, Amok Time, and The Doomsday Machine.

[TexasFreeper2009]

he could of saved her and saved the past by simply bringing her back with him to the future, thus having the same impact on the past as her dying.

[Disambiguator]

Seems to me the Nazis did win and fascism is taking the planet anyway, so they could have let her live.

[Macho MAGA Man]

Four times as I recall they went back in the past. Now the one where he read the preamble of the Constitution called The Omega Glory took place in the 23rd century.

[Red Badger]

Had she known the consequences of her continued life, Edith Keeler would have gladly chosen death to save billions of peoples lives................................

[Bubba_Leroy]

My favorite episode of all of the various Star Trek series. I have read Harlan Ellison's original screenplay and IMHO the version that was filmed was much better.

[Bon of Babble]

Writer Harlan Ellison became upset over the revisions made by showrunner Gene Roddenberry and others.

I wonder the revisions were and what was Harlan Ellison's original story.

[Macho MAGA Man]

What’s crazy is when Shatner went to the edge of space last September, Joan Collins blasted him in the press saying “What a Fool”

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/joan-collins-blasts-william-shatner-104546093.html

[GOPJ]

Ellison went on to dedicate his acceptance speech to criticizing producers who adjust writers’ work – with Roddenberry in the audience. So perhaps some of those involved with this episode didn’t quite live up to its moral about letting go of regrets.

The essance of 'longing'... that you can't give the regret up. Easily or otherwise.

[GOPJ]

Ellison went on to dedicate his acceptance speech to criticizing producers who adjust writers’ work – with Roddenberry in the audience. So perhaps some of those involved with this episode didn’t quite live up to its moral about letting go of regrets.

The essence of 'longing'... that you can't give the regret up. Easily or otherwise.