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“The Enemy Within”, what sub-genre within Star Trek TOS?
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I usually hear of Star Trek begin described as a Space Opera, but individual episodes fit within specific sub-genres: "The Devil in the Dark" fits the first contact sub-genre, "The Balance of Terror" is military science fiction sub-genre, "Trouble with Tribbles" is light/humorous science fiction.
Is "The Enemy Within" an example of soft science fiction?
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I usually hear of Star Trek begin described as a Space Opera, but individual episodes fit within specific sub-genres: "The Devil in the Dark" fits the first contact sub-genre, "The Balance of Terror" is military science fiction sub-genre, "Trouble with Tribbles" is light/humorous science fiction.
Is "The Enemy Within" an example of soft science fiction?
star-trek soft-sci-fi
asked 28 mins ago
Bob516Bob516
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My understanding is that those "subgenres" are not mutually exclusive. It's quite easy for a "space opera" to include a "first contact," and/or to have lots of military professionals in the main cast of characters.
– Lorendiac
21 mins ago
@ Lorendiac Agreed, but to my question, is "The Enemy Within" soft science fiction?
– Bob516
2 mins ago
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I usually hear of Star Trek begin described as a Space Opera, but individual episodes fit within specific sub-genres: "The Devil in the Dark" fits the first contact sub-genre, "The Balance of Terror" is military science fiction sub-genre, "Trouble with Tribbles" is light/humorous science fiction.
Is "The Enemy Within" an example of soft science fiction?
star-trek soft-sci-fi
asked 28 mins ago
Bob516Bob516
2379
I usually hear of Star Trek begin described as a Space Opera, but individual episodes fit within specific sub-genres: "The Devil in the Dark" fits the first contact sub-genre, "The Balance of Terror" is military science fiction sub-genre, "Trouble with Tribbles" is light/humorous science fiction.
Is "The Enemy Within" an example of soft science fiction?
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My understanding is that those "subgenres" are not mutually exclusive. It's quite easy for a "space opera" to include a "first contact," and/or to have lots of military professionals in the main cast of characters.
– Lorendiac
21 mins ago
@ Lorendiac Agreed, but to my question, is "The Enemy Within" soft science fiction?
– Bob516
2 mins ago
add a comment |
My understanding is that those "subgenres" are not mutually exclusive. It's quite easy for a "space opera" to include a "first contact," and/or to have lots of military professionals in the main cast of characters.
– Lorendiac
21 mins ago
@ Lorendiac Agreed, but to my question, is "The Enemy Within" soft science fiction?
– Bob516
2 mins ago
My understanding is that those "subgenres" are not mutually exclusive. It's quite easy for a "space opera" to include a "first contact," and/or to have lots of military professionals in the main cast of characters.
– Lorendiac
21 mins ago
My understanding is that those "subgenres" are not mutually exclusive. It's quite easy for a "space opera" to include a "first contact," and/or to have lots of military professionals in the main cast of characters.
– Lorendiac
21 mins ago
@ Lorendiac Agreed, but to my question, is "The Enemy Within" soft science fiction?
– Bob516
2 mins ago
@ Lorendiac Agreed, but to my question, is "The Enemy Within" soft science fiction?
– Bob516
2 mins ago
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My understanding is that those "subgenres" are not mutually exclusive. It's quite easy for a "space opera" to include a "first contact," and/or to have lots of military professionals in the main cast of characters.
– Lorendiac
21 mins ago
@ Lorendiac Agreed, but to my question, is "The Enemy Within" soft science fiction?
– Bob516
2 mins ago