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Episode 1- Where No Man Has Gone Before
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The very first appearance in Star Trek by Lt. Leslie was one that would come to signify his StarFleet career. In the very first scene , before the opening credits, Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock are playing 3-D chess. Directly in the backround, having a 'conversation', is the aforementioned Mr. Leslie.
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Can you see him? He's right behind Kirk's head. He was known for his stealth nature.
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Not until Kirk and Spock get up to leave do we get confirmation that this is indeed the ubiquitious Mr. Leslie. I believe this is the only time we see Leslie wearing a tan or gold colored tunic. I believe there is also one time he wears a blue tunic. Later on in this episode!
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His One-Shot Blue Tunic
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Later on in this episode, Lt. Gary Mitchell has been corrupted when he aquires god-like powers, and is considered a danger to the ship and crew. Kirk and Spock try to reason with him somehow. Guess who is there to provide armed back-up? Why Mr. Leslie!
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This was a promising episode for Leslie, appearing in a key scene with the protaganist and given a dangerous weapon to hold. To think what greatness could have sprung from this opportunity. But alas, his role wouldn't really grow from here, and save for a few memorable but brief moments, he was destined for nothing more than galactic anonymity.
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