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self-defense, and allows him to live. Suddenly, the Gorn disappears, and a Metron appears to Kirk, congratulating him on not only winning the battle but showing the advanced trait of mercy for one's enemy. Kirk declines the Metrons' offer to destroy the Gorn ship, leading the Metron to comment that "you are still half savage, but there is hope", and that the Federation should seek out the Metrons again in several thousand years time. Suddenly Kirk finds himself back aboard
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finally communicates with Kirk via the translation device and offers to put him out of his misery. Kirk accuses the Gorns of being butchers, but the alien defends their attack on Cestus III, stating the outpost had been built in what the Gorns considered to be their territory. They viewed the Federation's presence in this part of space as an intrusion and a possible prelude to full-scale invasion.
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is also under attack from an unknown vessel, preventing the crew from beaming up the landing party. On the surface, Kirk finds a grenade launcher from the outpost's stores, and uses it to scatter the alien forces. The alien ship recovers its crew from the surface and begins to retreat. The landing
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Kirk attempts to communicate with the Gorn, but receives no response. The Gorn tracks down Kirk, and Kirk realizes he is outmatched physically and relies on his speed and agility to outrun the Gorn. Kirk gets caught in a rope trap set by the Gorn that injures his leg and slows him down. The Gorn
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formula. He constructs a makeshift weapon, using chunks of diamond as ammunition. Kirk barely completes the assembly as the Gorn arrives and fires it, severely wounding the Gorn. As Kirk prepares to deal a death blow, he considers the Gorn's claims that the attack on Cestus III was only in
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film and television. They note that the action scene was filmed at the Vasquez rocks in southern California, USA. They also praised Shatner's unique acting style in his mission logs, and noted how many aspects of this episode are great examples of the science fiction genre in this period.
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Trying to stay ahead of the Gorn, Kirk discovers numerous valuable minerals and resources on the asteroid, seemingly useless at this point. He is inspired upon finding stalks of bamboo and raw chemicals that can be mixed into a
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television episodes. They note that Kirk wins in this episode, not by killing a dangerous alien, called the Gorn, but by showing mercy which impresses the powerful aliens that pitted them against each other.
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is contacted by a species calling themselves the Metrons, who zealously guard their sector of space from intrusion. They announce that they will pit the respective captains against each other in "
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ranked this episode the 7th best original series episode. They praised the Gorn costume and noted that this episode introduces the powerful Metron aliens.
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canon, including the Gorn species, the Metron species and the planet Cestus III. Cestus III is mentioned later as the home planet of
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arrives at the Cestus III Outpost by invitation of its commanding officer, but the crew find the outpost obliterated. Captain
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William Shatner recalls standing too close to a stage prop explosion during the filming of the episode, causing
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In the 2010s, actor William Shatner re-enacted his battle fighting the Gorn, for an advertisement for the 2013
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ranked "Arena" as one of the best episodes of the original series, and they note it was a popular episode.
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Both ships enter an unexplored sector of space, and shortly thereafter, lose all propulsion power.
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gave the episode an 'Aβˆ’' rating, noting the episode's influence and noting the use of a theme of
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The episode marked the directorial debut of Joseph Pevney, who was hired by Gene L. Coon.
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was also afflicted. Shatner has it in his left ear and Nimoy had it in his right ear.
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ranked "Arena" as one of the top eight most memorable episodes of the original
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ranked the battle between Kirk and the Gorn, as the seventh best moment of all
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ranked "Arena" number 10 in a top ten list of the original series episodes.
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ranked this the 41st best out of the top 50 episodes of all the 700 plus
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ranked "Arena" as the 6th best episode in the first 50 years of the
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18th episode of the 1st season of Star Trek: The Original Series
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is forced by powerful entities to battle the opposing captain.
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the episode's similarity to the often-reprinted Fredric Brown
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ranked "Arena" the 12th best episode of the original series.
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ranked this in the Top 10 episodes of the original series.
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ranked this the 6th best episode of the original series.
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The Gorn captain's vocalizations were provided by actor
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David Letterman with William Shatner - March, 1996!!
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Index

Star Trek: The Original Series
Joseph Pevney
Fredric Brown
Gene L. Coon
Alexander Courage
Jerry Finnerman
Carole Shelyne
Sean Kenney
Tom Troupe
The Squire of Gothos
Tomorrow Is Yesterday
Star Trek: The Original Series season 1
List of episodes
first season
science fiction
Star Trek
Gene L. Coon
short story of the same name
Fredric Brown
Joseph Pevney
Gorn
Federation
Kirk
USS Enterprise
Kirk
Spock
Dr. McCoy
trial by combat
Gorn
black powder

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