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Star Trek was influenced by eugenics, whether it was classic literature warning the dangers, witnessing the horrors from World War 2, or even during the time-frame of the original production of eugenicists such as Margaret Sanger gaining popularity - Star Trek was appalled by eugenics. This resulted in Both the episode "Space Seed" which introduce Ricardo Montalban as Khan, who later reprised his role in Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan. Since that time, both Deep Space Nine and Enterprise capitalized on expanding the eugenics story arc; DS9 putting a human face on it and Enterprise focusing on the terror of "superior ability breeds superior ambition". Star Trek The Next Generation with the episode "The Masterpiece Society" offers a more nuanced, peeling back the onion approach to eugenics. In Part One I introduce the episode and show how easily it's exterior is cracked when they're faced with even a slight disruption.

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