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The crew encounters Harry Mudd again, who is selling a fake love potion.
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  • Harry Mudd returns - with a love potion.

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    Harry Mudd, complete with the voice of Roger C. Carmel and a bad comb over, basically pulls the same shenanigans here as he did in his first original series episode, "Mudd's Women". (The same writer, Stephen Kandel, penned both that one and this one, as well as "I, Mudd".) This time the focus is on the relationship of Spock and Nurse Chapel, which nicely follows up on threads left by the original series. That said, Carmel and Nimoy don't seem to be too infatuated with the script (which does have its issues) and give sub par performances. This is one of those "in the middle" episodes.moreless

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  • Harry Mudd helps Nurse Chapel make Spock fall in love with her. Meanwhile, as Nurse Chapel tries to win her love, Harry tries to win his freedom and escape.

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    I really enjoyed 'Mudds Passion' just for the fact that it both brings back Mudd, but it also once again explores Christine's love for Spock. She is offered a love potion that actual works, temporarily at least. It has a great alien towards the end of the story when they land on a planet. It looks like mountains, but is actually a couple of huge monsters. Once again, if you enjoy the stories between Spock and Nurse Christine Chapel, then you will enjoy this episode that explores the subject deeper. I, for one, really had fun watching this episode. Great!moreless

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    • Kirk forces Harry to give him his last two crystals, but when he throws them into the creature's mouth, there are considerably more. But when they're seen going into its mouth, there are two again. Edit
    • During the fight between the two rock monsters, there is a short shot that shows Nurse Chapel, Harry Mudd, Spock, and a unknown red shirted crewman instead of Captain kirk, who should be present. Edit
    • In one shot Chapel's uniform changes to a uniform with a black collar and then back to its normal appearance. Edit
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    • This episode along with "One of Our Planets is Missing" was released on The Animated Adventures of Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek: Volume 4 for VHS. Edit
    • George Takei and Nichelle Nichols are credited, but Nichols doesn't portray Uhura and Sulu is seen but has no dialogue. Edit
    • Author Stephen Kandel penned both Harry Mudd episodes of the original series of Star Trek: "Mudd's Women" and "I, Mudd". In addition to this episode, he also wrote the episode "The Jihad" for the animated series. Edit
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