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Author: Arivne
Jan 18th 2013
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3:35:53 AM
[[AC:LiveActionTV]] * ''Franchise/StarTrek'' ** ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' *** The original pilot episode "The Cage" and "The Menagerie". In the BackStory Captain Christopher Pike and the Enterprise crew fight primitive humanoids on Rigel 7. The Talosians later create a mental illusion of Pike's battle with one of them. *** In "The Galileo 7" the crew of the title shuttlecraft had to deal with the large and aggressive primitive humanoids of a planet after they crash landed there. *** "The Omega Glory". On the planet Omega Four, both the Yangs and the Kohms are considerably more primitive than 20th century Earth. *** "The Paradise Syndrome". The inhabitants of a planet are Native Americans (AKA American Indians) whose ancestors were transferred there hundreds of years earlier by a BenevolentPrecursors alien race. The natives live in the fashion of their forefathers. *** Subverted in "Errand of Mercy". The inhabitants of the planet Organia appear to be primitive, but the reality is quite different: they're actually highly advanced EnergyBeings. *** "The Apple". The humanoids of the planet Gamma Trianguli Six are kept in their backward situation by a computer/device that also controls the local weather. *** "Friday's Child". The people who live on Capella Four don't have advanced technology, but their kligat throwing weapon will kill you instantly. *** "A Private Little War". On the planet Neural the hill people and villagers are supposed to only have bows and arrows and not fight with each other. So how do the villagers have flintlocks? *** "Spock's Brain". The men of the planet Sigma Draconis Six are very primitive (at caveman levels). The women live underground in high tech luxury. [[AC:WesternAnimation]] * ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries''. In the episode "Bem" the aboriginal inhabitants of the planet Delta Theta Three are primitive lizard men who capture Kirk, Spock and the title guest alien. The aborigines are actually under the protection of a powerful EnergyBeing.
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