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CBS has chosen the weekend before the release of the new Star Trek movie to put out the remastered version of the original Star Trek pilot "The Cage" (check local listings). This is the last new episode to air in syndication for the Star Trek Remastered project, and so we now present you with our final TOS episode review.     REVIEW: THE CAGE by Jeff Bond [note: review and caps based on Season 3 Star Trek Remastered DVD] Star Trek wouldn’t exist without “The Cage.” In fact, that applies right down to JJ Abrams’ new Star Trek, which takes one of its key characters not from the familiar Enterprise crew headed by Kirk and Spock, but by their predecessor, Captain Christopher Pike. Pike was the captain of the Enterprise in the original Star Trek pilot—in effect, he was the lead character in a show that did not sell to the network and never got made. It was Gene Roddenberry’s second attempt at a Trek pilot, “Where No Man Has Gone Before,” written by Samuel Peeples, that sold the series. So Pike’s Enterprise might have been some obscure footnote to the Star Trek phenomenon had Roddenberry and his production team not been so short on time and money that they had to write a story around the “Cage” footage to create a special two-part episode, “The Menagerie,” in the original series’ first season. In “The Cage,” Pike’s Enterprise picks up a distress signal from survivors of a spaceship wreck on Talos IV, and Pike takes the Enterprise to the planet to rescue them. Pike is a starship captain in the midst of an identity crisis—he’s weary of command, obsessed with what he sees as his own mistakes and flawed decisions in running the ship. He’s tired of getting people killed and wants to chuck the whole thing—as he tells kindly ship’s doctor Boyce, maybe he’ll retire to a peaceful life on Earth, or go into business on the frisky Orion colonies. Those Green Orion Slave women aren’t going to sell themselves. Boyce makes a mean space martini Once the ship arrives at Talos IV Pike and

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