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Episode Studies by Clayton Barr enik1138-at-popapostle-dot-com |
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The Sleestak use a clock pylon to
bring endless night. Didja Notice? At 1:23 on the DVD there is a scene of Grumpy fighting Spike (or another Triceratops). I believe this scene is actually from Wah Chang's earlier short film Dinosaurs: The Terrible Lizards. When the sun fails to rise, Rick and Holly remark that the last time something like this happened, time stopped and the sun wouldn't set when a crystal blew out in the clock pylon. This occurred in "The Longest Day". At 15:26 on the DVD, you can see that Rick and Enik have stepped off the surface of the High Bluff exterior set and onto the studio floor. 
There are strange background sounds in the Library of Skulls. They almost sound like distorted voices of humans in pain! Is it the telepathic wah of the Altrusian skulls? Listen: telepathic wah This is the first time we hear Enik "speaking" in the hissing sound of the Sleestak (when he calls the Sleestak guards away from the second clock pylon). Unanswered Questions At the end of the episode, we see that Rick has removed the keys from the two clock pylons. Do the Marshalls also go back and remove the keys from the other pylons? Were the keys still in the cave at High Bluff when the quake struck and buried it in "After-Shock" (leaving the pylons unopenable)? Memorable Dialog
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