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* DeletedScene: A lengthy monologue in which Harry Mudd attempted to persuade Uhura into taking the Venus drug was also excluded from the episode because it was deemed too wordy and long, much to Roger C. Carmel's disappointment.
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* DeletedScene: A lengthy monologue in which Harry Mudd attempted to persuade Uhura into taking the Venus drug was also excluded from the episode because it was deemed too wordy and long, much to Roger C. Carmel's Creator/RogerCCarmel's disappointment.
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* UnderminedByReality: The cool speech from Eve about being appreciated for her personality and not for her looks loses a bit when everyone around Roddenberry admitted this episode was a blatant sexual fantasy from the man.
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* DeletedScene: A lengthy monologue in which Harry Mudd attempted to persuade Uhura into taking the Venus drug was also excluded from the episode because it was deemed too wordy and long. Much to Roger C. Carmel's disappointment.
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* DeletedScene: A lengthy monologue in which Harry Mudd attempted to persuade Uhura into taking the Venus drug was also excluded from the episode because it was deemed too wordy and long. Much long, much to Roger C. Carmel's disappointment.
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* UnderminedByReality: The cool speech from Eve about being appreciated for her personality not for her looks, loses a bit when everyone around Roddenberry admitted this episode was a blatant sexual fantasy from the man.
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* UnderminedByReality: The cool speech from Eve about being appreciated for her personality and not for her looks, looks loses a bit when everyone around Roddenberry admitted this episode was a blatant sexual fantasy from the man.
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Extended scenes of the party on Rigel XII.
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** Extended scenes of the party on Rigel XII.
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* UnderminedByReality: The cool speech from Eve about being appreciated for her personality not for her looks, loses a bit when everyone around Roddenberry admitted this episode was a blatant sexual fantasy from the man.
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* EditedForSyndication: During the syndication run, the following scenes were typically cut from broadcast
** A lengthy scene of Spock leading Mudd and his women through the corridors of the ship including closeups of the women's backsides.
** Extended dialogue from Mudd's hearing.
** A longer search by Harry Mudd for the Venus drug in his quarters.
Extended scenes of the party on Rigel XII.
** Eve running out of the party into the wind followed by her struggling against the elements, and Childress then searching for her.
** A more lengthy transformation of Eve when she takes the fake Venus drug.
** A lengthy scene of Spock leading Mudd and his women through the corridors of the ship including closeups of the women's backsides.
** Extended dialogue from Mudd's hearing.
** A longer search by Harry Mudd for the Venus drug in his quarters.
Extended scenes of the party on Rigel XII.
** Eve running out of the party into the wind followed by her struggling against the elements, and Childress then searching for her.
** A more lengthy transformation of Eve when she takes the fake Venus drug.
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* This incident is referred to in ''Film/StarTrekIntoDarkness'' [[spoiler:when they use "the vessel captured in the Mudd incident" to infiltrate Klingon space.]]
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* CreatorBacklash: A mild instance; while teleplay writer Stephen Kandel didn't outright dislike the episode by any means, he felt that the finished product was weaker than it could have been, as he wanted to focus the story more around Mudd, while Creator/GeneRoddenberry was more interested in the three women and the Venus drug plot device, leading to the finished product being an awkward mix of both.
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* This incident is referred to in ''StarTrekIntoDarkness'' [[spoiler:when they use "the vessel captured in the Mudd incident" to infiltrate Klingon space.]]
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* This incident is referred to in ''StarTrekIntoDarkness'' ''Film/StarTrekIntoDarkness'' [[spoiler:when they use "the vessel captured in the Mudd incident" to infiltrate Klingon space.]]
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* RecycledSet: The quarters used by Mudd and his ladies is the set for Kirk's quarters, with all of the furnishings removed.
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* RecycledSet: The quarters used by Mudd and his ladies is the set for Kirk's quarters, with all of the furnishings removed.removed.
* This incident is referred to in ''StarTrekIntoDarkness'' [[spoiler:when they use "the vessel captured in the Mudd incident" to infiltrate Klingon space.]]
* This incident is referred to in ''StarTrekIntoDarkness'' [[spoiler:when they use "the vessel captured in the Mudd incident" to infiltrate Klingon space.]]
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* DeletedScene: A lengthy monologue in which Harry Mudd attempted to persuade Uhura into taking the Venus drug was also excluded from the episode because it was deemed too wordy and long. Much to Roger C. Carmel's disappointment.
* RecycledSet: The quarters used by Mudd and his ladies is the set for Kirk's quarters, with all of the furnishings removed.
* RecycledSet: The quarters used by Mudd and his ladies is the set for Kirk's quarters, with all of the furnishings removed.
