Lol the look of pure, unadulterated glee on McCoy's face... And Spock's look of "OMG mom, stop embarrassing me in front of my friends....". XD I guess some things are universal. Even to Vulcans.
And Spock's response to Bones also shows that guys still love to one up one another, whether with busting each other's balls, or in Spock's case using his wit and logic to win an argument.
@@toqkaizogou1636 I can imagine the Reaper having trouble with this. *Reaper:* Oh no not again. Why do you keep putting him on my list? It's not gonna work this time. Fine. Here goes. Uh Leonard? *Leonard:* Go away I'm busy. *Reaper:* SEE!?
I love how before answering, Amanda looks at Spock who nods. She knows how tender that subject could be. It also shows how much Spock trusts Bones. My sweet boys :)
@@isaac3702 I could see that interpretation I suppose, but Amanda always seemed pretty respectful of Spock's privacy and desire to be perceived as a Vulcan rather than Human IMO. I don't think she'd continue forward to talk about his childhood as she does if Spock didn't give the go ahead. With the camera cut as it is, I could see it being either a head tilt of embarrassment or a nod, but I feel like a nod makes more sense story-wise.
@@Lotus-sp6cu True enough. I guess it depends on what the viewer wants to see. There are those who want to see a mother being respectful of their son's traditions and privacy, and others can see it as her being a typical mother in telling slightly embarrassing stories about his childhood.
@@Lotus-sp6cu I think it's just a typical mother embarrassing her son without any care at all and Spock's just embarrassed like any kid whose parents humiliate them in front of their friends lol. Not everything is over complicated just because it's Star Trek lol
My take on Sarek is that he is excellent at reading emotions and causing an emotional reaction, like with the Tellarite, which makes him a good but provocative ambassador. "You have the right to commit murder?!" _Star Trek IV_ One wonders whether he used this talent on Spock. He insisted Spock join the Vulcan Science Academy, but Spock refused and joined Starfleet, which caused a riff for many years.
Like it needs proving? I mean, Spock's only half-vulcan and he regularly gets knocked around and hit with stuff that seconds ago outright killed normal redshirts. Then again, they're redshirts...
@@lucindamobley5492 And I learnt from "Enterprise" that Vulcan children know when to feed their sehlats-or else. Hate to think what else means. T'Pol said she had one as a child too and that was about 100 yrs.before Spock's time.
...and how he gets squelched. One thing Spock forgot to mention was that those "teddy bears" were about the size of a full-grown brown bear. N ot exactly cute.
Although the sehlat featured in "Yesteryear" was domesticated, the potentially harmful nature of sehlats in general is referenced in the episode's script. Writer D.C. Fontana explained, "My written description of a sehlat in the 'Yesteryear' script includes something to this effect: 'Make one wrong move, and a sehlat will rip your arm off. However, Vulcans don't make wrong moves. That would be illogical.'"
Vulcan ADULTS don't make wrong moves. Their children are not born logical; they have to be trained to it. Remember the scene in this episode where Amanda is tearfully recalling how Spock would come home from school in quiet anguish because the other children taunted him, telling him he wasn't a real Vulcan?
Now that's something. Human Teddy Bears gave kids the impression that they'd protect them from monsters under the bed or in the closet. Vulcan Teddy Bears are the monster and probably would kill those monsters.
This one scene spawned what I think is one of the top 5 episodes of Star Trek ever, Yesteryear where we finally get to meet his “teddy bear” and find out why he is so important to him.
Poor Spock. I loved how he tried to redeem himself by telling McCoy that his teddy bear was alive and had fangs. Oh, and McCoy was priceless in this clip.
Check out the Star Trek animated episode Yesteryear . Spock's shelat was named I-Chaya. It looked sort of like a European brown bear with a longer tail and the fangs of a smilodon. Be for warned, the episode is a real tear jerker
It doesn't matter where I am and how sad I'm feeling. This clip always makes me smile and bring tears of laughter to my eyes. Mccoys face is so priceless... He was always my favourite part of the show. RIP Deforest. You wonderful wonderful man.
I like the new movies in the alternate universe, but THIS IS MY UNIVERSE. If I had to pick only one scene from the original series to watch over and over (and I have), it would be this one. Love it !!!!!!
I have many favorite scenes in this series and in the Star Trek movies that followed immediately after. But if I had to pick just one, it would be the Triple-mind-meld-cum-telepathic-hypnosis that Spock performed in "Spectre of the Gun"---watching this repeatedly I absorbed, and still remember, the idea that some things are to be disregarded, and I got better control of my thinking as a result.
It's definitely a top episode by whatever criteria you use. Back in the day of VHS tapes 30+ years ago, I wanted all the ones with space battles, and this has one too.
If anyone out there is interested in knowing what a sehlat looks like, they actually showed Spock's selhat in "Yesteryear" of the animated series, and then a wild sehlat in "Forge" of ST: Enterprise. They are HUGE! Imagine a cross between a saber-toothed tiger and a giant short-faced bear and you get a rough idea. And even the domestic ones are still somewhat aggressive. McCoy would probably have had a heart attack if he met Spock's "teddy bear" in real life. Vulcans have the most badass pets!
Amanda is human, and so is her son, at least partially. She insists on recognizing the importance of Spock's human side, which he himself has chosen to minimize. Jane Wyatt gets this across, which is one of the reasons why this episode, written by Dorothy Fontana, is one of the best.
Although he explains how dangerous his pet is, Spock doesn't deny his fondness. If not for his duty or adventures, he would seem like a competent pet owner that would retire nicely as a vet.
That bit where Sarek comes over and tells them 'his wife is tired', could only be pulled off by a Vulcan, since he actually does know how his wife is feeling and not just telling her.
I like how when McCoy says Spock was more human than he let on she spun around to check her son's reaction. That look seemed to say to me "Are you being bullied? Is this how starfleet treats my baby?!" When he didn't react she decided to let it slide, but I imagine for a moment she was planning war.
aww thanks! :D So glad you like this lil clip. Spock is just the man! Super cool. It never gets old. Im a Star Trek geek. Not in a sense where it takes over my life & I have to own every piece of memorabilia etc etc,,,,,,haha,,but it is one of the best shows. Im really happy to make someone smile with this. means a lot. peace n best to you. ~"jen"
Spock did nod to her as if to say it was ok to say whatever she was going to tell about Spock. Perhaps he even suspected she was going to tell McCoy about his pet. But he likely did not suspect she would characterize the animal in such a way.🙄
That tiny interaction was something I never even noticed until I read the comments here. I think that's what I really liked about TOS, was the subtlety. (I realize that TNG and the subsequent series might have had the same level of subtlety, but alas, I have yet to see them.)
and you never told me I am 60 and a big original Trek fan. I was watching this episode on TV. My dad rolls in the room, Oh yes, I met her at a party and starts telling the tale, I am looking at him like
Oh she gets her comeuppance at the end of the episode in sick bay. Amanda: I’m sick and tired of your logic. Spock: Emotional, isn’t she? Why did you marry her? Sarek: At the time, it seemed the logical thing to do.
@dreamcatchr2006 Vulcans do have last names, they just aren't pronouncable by humans. As Amanda said, she can pronounce her new last name in a fashion and only after many years of practice. That would be wierd, not being able to pronounce your own last name. But it would be worth it if you were married to a Vulcan. LOL
If McCoy laughed very hard after Spock's mother told him that he had a fat,teddy bear which is alive with 6-inch fangs,would Amanda ask him to be calm?
I admit I haven't seen all the TNG episodes, but did they ever have a moment like this? Did TNG have any characters that the audience felt genuine affection for as they did with the original series? Was there any writing in TNG that made use of subtext?
Someone---probably a kid in junior high school---wrote on an exam paper: "Factions are fights. They are found in otherwise friendly groups." Underneath all the teasing and bickering and the like there was genuine admiration and affection---those two loved each other like brothers.
LoriCiani She told Spock she'd hate him forever if he didn't disregard Starfleet orders to avoid interplanetary war, so it's a little questionable as to how good of a mother she actually is.
Sarek conceived Michael and Sybok through a different mother, not Amanda. But, yeah! I’m defending a lousy, choppily put together timeline that was made up as the story writers went along. Makes about as much sense as Luke and Leia kissing each other before George Lucas decided to write them as brother and sister.
McCoy is a disrespectful dick. He tries to make Spock drop his mask all the time, similar to idiots who try to make a woman with whom I work remove her head scarf which is an integral part of her heritage. I am always irritated at the character because of this.
Someone---probably a kid in junior high school---once wrote on an exam paper, "Factions are fights. They are found in otherwise friendly groups." Fact was, Spock and McCoy were teasing each other all the time, but they loved each other like brothers.
I mean Bones, Spock and Jim grew to practically be brothers. I mean what sort of sibling, or sibling-like, relationship doesn't involve the occasional friendly roast session? lol
@@reshabriella plus they're always in each other through their bond. Who knows when a little love will break out so they have to rush to their guest cabin? Sarek really truly did love Amanda.
Lol the look of pure, unadulterated glee on McCoy's face... And Spock's look of "OMG mom, stop embarrassing me in front of my friends....". XD I guess some things are universal. Even to Vulcans.
And Spock's response to Bones also shows that guys still love to one up one another, whether with busting each other's balls, or in Spock's case using his wit and logic to win an argument.
Mom's will embarrass their kids. No matter the future.
@@lucindamobley5492 "You're suffering from a Vulcan mind-meld, Doctor."
"It's his revenge for all the arguments he lost."
The way Bones lights up at hearing "teddy bear" is incredible.
...and how he loses that when Spock tells him the truth about "Vulcan teddy bears".
His mind just goes: I will use this against him until the day I die.
@@acelennygaming aka forever, my headcanon is McCoy just keeps on living because he's too stubborn to die.
@@toqkaizogou1636 I can imagine the Reaper having trouble with this.
*Reaper:* Oh no not again. Why do you keep putting him on my list? It's not gonna work this time. Fine. Here goes. Uh Leonard?
*Leonard:* Go away I'm busy.
*Reaper:* SEE!?
@@acelennygaming He probably did too
I love how before answering, Amanda looks at Spock who nods. She knows how tender that subject could be. It also shows how much Spock trusts Bones. My sweet boys :)
Even though Spock knows he's never going to hear the end of it ... :)
I don't know. It doesn't really look like a nod but more of Spock slowly bowing his head in embarrassment.
@@isaac3702 I could see that interpretation I suppose, but Amanda always seemed pretty respectful of Spock's privacy and desire to be perceived as a Vulcan rather than Human IMO. I don't think she'd continue forward to talk about his childhood as she does if Spock didn't give the go ahead. With the camera cut as it is, I could see it being either a head tilt of embarrassment or a nod, but I feel like a nod makes more sense story-wise.
@@Lotus-sp6cu True enough. I guess it depends on what the viewer wants to see. There are those who want to see a mother being respectful of their son's traditions and privacy, and others can see it as her being a typical mother in telling slightly embarrassing stories about his childhood.
@@Lotus-sp6cu I think it's just a typical mother embarrassing her son without any care at all and Spock's just embarrassed like any kid whose parents humiliate them in front of their friends lol. Not everything is over complicated just because it's Star Trek lol
Love how Sarek showed up just in time to avoid Spock any further embarrassment lol
"It's been a long day for my wife and I have to get her out of here before she embarrasses our son even more." :)
My take on Sarek is that he is excellent at reading emotions and causing an emotional reaction, like with the Tellarite, which makes him a good but provocative ambassador.
"You have the right to commit murder?!" _Star Trek IV_
One wonders whether he used this talent on Spock. He insisted Spock join the Vulcan Science Academy, but Spock refused and joined Starfleet, which caused a riff for many years.
If the teddy bears on vulcan are alive and have six inch fangs than that just proves just how bad ass vulcans really are XD
Like it needs proving? I mean, Spock's only half-vulcan and he regularly gets knocked around and hit with stuff that seconds ago outright killed normal redshirts.
Then again, they're redshirts...
Maybe, but they do show one of them in the animated series, and it looks like a combo of a dog and a teddy bear. It's rather cute.
Yeah....but young Spock had to deal with losing his selat in that one animated episode.
@@lucindamobley5492 And I learnt from "Enterprise" that Vulcan children know when to feed their sehlats-or else. Hate to think what else means. T'Pol said she had one as a child too and that was about 100 yrs.before Spock's time.
Sounds like a Yao Guai to me.
I just love how bones' face lights up
...and how he gets squelched. One thing Spock forgot to mention was that those "teddy bears" were about the size of a full-grown brown bear. N ot exactly cute.
ZITA CARNO However, McCoy's reaction could stay the same, because he was more interested in the idea of Spock lovingly playing with something.
Like he just found the cure for cancer.
Bones face :) it looks like he won the lottery
And then it got snatched away from him.
The look on McCoy's face is priceless! Basically according to the animated series Sehlats are saber toothed grizzly bears.
The look McCoy's face just screams "Oh, I am going to get SO much mileage out of this."
McCoy's having the time of his life! XD!
Hahahaahahhahahahaahhahahahahahahahhahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The look on Spock's face! "Mother, PLEASE."
I love how Amanda glances at Spock before telling McCoy about the Sehlat. 🤣
typical Mom moment. I can just hear Spock's thoughts. "mooooooom!!!!!!!!!"
omg Bones looks like Christmas came early
"On Vulcan the teddy bear is alive. And they have six-inch fangs."
We can all see who got the last word and who got burned.
Now now. McCoy would still say "It's still a teddy bear."
Sounds more like a Yao Guai to me.
Although the sehlat featured in "Yesteryear" was domesticated, the potentially harmful nature of sehlats in general is referenced in the episode's script. Writer D.C. Fontana explained, "My written description of a sehlat in the 'Yesteryear' script includes something to this effect: 'Make one wrong move, and a sehlat will rip your arm off. However, Vulcans don't make wrong moves. That would be illogical.'"
Vulcan ADULTS don't make wrong moves. Their children are not born logical; they have to be trained to it. Remember the scene in this episode where Amanda is tearfully recalling how Spock would come home from school in quiet anguish because the other children taunted him, telling him he wasn't a real Vulcan?
@@mnirwin5112 Hey, I am just repeating what the script writer said.
@@doobiesmoke15 Ah, OK, got it. 🙂 🖖
I dont like the cartoons depiction of the sehlat though. It doesnt look alien enough for me.
@@ThePrettyeyes341 Well, in all fairness the Vulcans don't look very alien
That darn look on McCoy's face! Gets me every time!
this is the most happy i’ve seen McCoy so far and it’s beautiful
Now that's something.
Human Teddy Bears gave kids the impression that they'd protect them from monsters under the bed or in the closet.
Vulcan Teddy Bears are the monster and probably would kill those monsters.
This one scene spawned what I think is one of the top 5 episodes of Star Trek ever, Yesteryear where we finally get to meet his “teddy bear” and find out why he is so important to him.
Yeah....and seeing that as a adult, and having lost 2 dogs and a cat.....yeah...
McCoy's face is priceless!
Poor Spock. I loved how he tried to redeem himself by telling McCoy that his teddy bear was alive and had fangs. Oh, and McCoy was priceless in this clip.
I love how McCoy just LIGHTS UP! XD I think that's the happiest he's ever been in his friggin life!
Check out the Star Trek animated episode Yesteryear . Spock's shelat was named I-Chaya. It looked sort of like a European brown bear with a longer tail and the fangs of a smilodon. Be for warned, the episode is a real tear jerker
A cross between a Sabertooth & a Kodiak Bear.
It doesn't matter where I am and how sad I'm feeling. This clip always makes me smile and bring tears of laughter to my eyes. Mccoys face is so priceless... He was always my favourite part of the show. RIP Deforest. You wonderful wonderful man.
I presume that on her next visit, she made sure to bring the family album XD
BWAAA... I was gonna say that
Nope, I think this was her only appearance. In TNG he had a new wife.
Spock's pet Sehlat, I Chaya, plays a major role in "Yesteryear", the best of the animated episodes.
I just keep watching this over and over again, it never gets old.
I like the new movies in the alternate universe, but THIS IS MY UNIVERSE. If I had to pick only one scene from the original series to watch over and over (and I have), it would be this one. Love it !!!!!!
I have many favorite scenes in this series and in the Star Trek movies that followed immediately after. But if I had to pick just one, it would be the Triple-mind-meld-cum-telepathic-hypnosis that Spock performed in "Spectre of the Gun"---watching this repeatedly I absorbed, and still remember, the idea that some things are to be disregarded, and I got better control of my thinking as a result.
It's definitely a top episode by whatever criteria you use. Back in the day of VHS tapes 30+ years ago, I wanted all the ones with space battles, and this has one too.
If anyone out there is interested in knowing what a sehlat looks like, they actually showed Spock's selhat in "Yesteryear" of the animated series, and then a wild sehlat in "Forge" of ST: Enterprise. They are HUGE! Imagine a cross between a saber-toothed tiger and a giant short-faced bear and you get a rough idea. And even the domestic ones are still somewhat aggressive. McCoy would probably have had a heart attack if he met Spock's "teddy bear" in real life. Vulcans have the most badass pets!
amanda: well its sort of a fat teddy bear
bones: *its free real estate*
At :18 Spock is like, "No, Mom, please, don't do it! DON'T DO THIS TO ME!" LOL
Amanda is human, and so is her son, at least partially. She insists on recognizing the importance of Spock's human side, which he himself has chosen to minimize. Jane Wyatt gets this across, which is one of the reasons why this episode, written by Dorothy Fontana, is one of the best.
I laugh so hard every time I see this. 😂
Unspoken:
- Spock, may I ?
- Hrrmf... Yes mother, you may humiliate me.
Although he explains how dangerous his pet is, Spock doesn't deny his fondness. If not for his duty or adventures, he would seem like a competent pet owner that would retire nicely as a vet.
That bit where Sarek comes over and tells them 'his wife is tired', could only be pulled off by a Vulcan, since he actually does know how his wife is feeling and not just telling her.
Remember that Vulcans were, and are, a telepathic species, one of the most adept of that kind. Of course Sarek knew.
@@zitacarno4443 And the two of them are always in meld mode with each other. They live in each other's back pockets
It was basically a werewolf I've seen it in the Star Trek animates series. His shelats name is I chaya
This is too adorable.
McCoy: "I've got a golden ticket"
Spock "FML"
I wish we still had television shows like this
I like how when McCoy says Spock was more human than he let on she spun around to check her son's reaction.
That look seemed to say to me "Are you being bullied? Is this how starfleet treats my baby?!"
When he didn't react she decided to let it slide, but I imagine for a moment she was planning war.
This may be my favorite McCoy moment. See how he just beams!
Teddy Bear was inspired by Theodore Roosevelt that wanted to protect the grizzly bear. Human seldom make grizzly bears pets.
Love the banter
aww thanks! :D So glad you like this lil clip. Spock is just the man! Super cool. It never gets old. Im a Star Trek geek. Not in a sense where it takes over my life & I have to own every piece of memorabilia etc etc,,,,,,haha,,but it is one of the best shows. Im really happy to make someone smile with this. means a lot. peace n best to you. ~"jen"
0:54 well that killed the mood
Spock did nod to her as if to say it was ok to say whatever she was going to tell about Spock. Perhaps he even suspected she was going to tell McCoy about his pet. But he likely did not suspect she would characterize the animal in such a way.🙄
That tiny interaction was something I never even noticed until I read the comments here. I think that's what I really liked about TOS, was the subtlety. (I realize that TNG and the subsequent series might have had the same level of subtlety, but alas, I have yet to see them.)
I love the Play-doh spread.
Ooooo, I want a teddy bear like that! lol, Spock is so cool.
love star trek my mom went to school with william shatner and was best friends with his sister gloria ;)
and you never told me I am 60 and a big original Trek fan. I was watching this episode on TV. My dad rolls in the room, Oh yes, I met her at a party and starts telling the tale, I am looking at him like
Christmas came early for someone...... ;)
0:31 - Spock: "Thanks, Mom ..."
Leonard McCoy was surprised that Spock had a teddy bear when he was a kid after chatting with Spock‘s human mother Amanda.
The Filmation cartoon of the original series brought it to "life" in one episode.
And made us all cry. Especially as a adult. I miss you Liberty and Bella.
they're in star trek online as a non-combat pet, and they're adorable :D
TM Hedgehog and for you KDF Captains,they got lil Targ pups in c-Store.
And for us RRF fans,driclae pups and khellids in lobi store.
Wish they'd put epohhs in c or lobi store.
If you get enough epohh research stuff you can get a epohh.
And then you watch one of the animated episodes...and as I can fully relate, wanna give Spock a hug.
Sehlat ... a giant "teddy bear"-like beast, native to Vulcan. Sehlats had six-inch fangs ...🤣
A teddy bear? 😃
I want one
@:19. "Go ahead & embarrass me,Mom. You KNOW you want to....
Oh she gets her comeuppance at the end of the episode in sick bay.
Amanda: I’m sick and tired of your logic.
Spock: Emotional, isn’t she? Why did you marry her?
Sarek: At the time, it seemed the logical thing to do.
A teddy bear???????
The Teddy Bears are alive and have 6 inch fangs. Well of course they do, it's Vulcan damn it.
Spock's "teddy bear" was Sarek's pet when he was young. T'Pol also had a pet sehlat.
@dreamcatchr2006 Vulcans do have last names, they just aren't pronouncable by humans.
As Amanda said, she can pronounce her new last name in a fashion and only after many years of practice.
That would be wierd, not being able to pronounce your own last name. But it would be worth it if you were married to a Vulcan. LOL
Notice the floor at 0:46 and the tape on it, showing the marks for the actors to be on.
Haha! xD Thanks Cathy! My sister didnt have a teddy like that but my sister was like that. xDDD
What episode is this from?-! Love this clip. McCoy's face is like 8D. Haha. "A teddy bear?" His face...hilarious!
"Journey to Babel"
We would see spock's pet sehlat on yhe animated episode"yesteryear."
Thanks Dog! xD I imagine Star Trek was very unique back then. Its ...out of this world...hee hee
0:02 - 0:15: Presumably, Jerry Marin and Billy Curtis as the small, copper-skinned ambassadors (uncredited)
Aaaaw, Spock!
You're too cute! >_
Pfft hahaha!
I wonder how long it'll be before Bones uses that knowledge to blackmail Spock. *ponders*
And we never fed our “teddy bears” after Midnight. 😱
Thanks ANE32! Spock is the man.
Now I wish I could be a vulcan so I could own a pet sehlat. 🤣
hehe! I want one too!! Spock is the man.
Thanks for watchin phantom! =))
Bones called her Mrs Sarek
In "This Side of Paradise", Spock tells Leila Kalomi that she couldn't pronounce his last name.
If Spock is half-human on his mother's side, why does he look exactly like a full-blooded Vulcan?
father's genes.
Vulcan genetic characteristics must be very strong and take many generations to water down.
If McCoy laughed very hard after Spock's mother told him that he had a fat,teddy bear which is alive with 6-inch fangs,would Amanda ask him to be calm?
❤❤❤❤❤TOS❤❤❤❤❤
I admit I haven't seen all the TNG episodes, but did they ever have a moment like this? Did TNG have any characters that the audience felt genuine affection for as they did with the original series? Was there any writing in TNG that made use of subtext?
@CelticaRose1 hahaha Me toooo! xD Thank you for watching. PEACE! x"Jenny"
HA,HA You tell him Spock!
Spock forgot to mention that the sehlat was roughly the size of a full-grown American brown bear.
Haha! Yea I always get a kick out of that! Bones was a trip. I think he was jealous of Spock. Hehe!Thanks for watching.
Someone---probably a kid in junior high school---wrote on an exam paper: "Factions are fights. They are found in otherwise friendly groups." Underneath all the teasing and bickering and the like there was genuine admiration and affection---those two loved each other like brothers.
Haha! xD Yep! Mrs. Surak I think her name was? I think thats what Bones referred to her as. The Ambassador is Spock's father. =D
Thanks for watchin!
Actually, it was Mrs. Sarek. Surak, who lived thousands of years ago, was the one who introduced logic to Vulcan.
Soooo.... no mentioned of Michael? Amanda? Well, So much for favoring one child over another.
Amanda didn't mention Spock's half brother Sybok either. What a forgetful mother!
LoriCiani She told Spock she'd hate him forever if he didn't disregard Starfleet orders to avoid interplanetary war, so it's a little questionable as to how good of a mother she actually is.
Sarek conceived Michael and Sybok through a different mother, not Amanda. But, yeah! I’m defending a lousy, choppily put together timeline that was made up as the story writers went along. Makes about as much sense as Luke and Leia kissing each other before George Lucas decided to write them as brother and sister.
I-Chaya was sehlats name.
HAHA! mccoy has revenge
oops! i forgot the six inch fangs bit!
What is that food on the table?
a fruit spread dyed with food coloring to make it look alien
Spock's teddy bear was far more dangerous than Radar O'Reilly's. 🐻 🖖 4077th M*A*S*H ➕
McCoy calls Amanda Grayson “Mrs Sarek” instead of mrs Grayson…..
Still not using metric system yet in Star Trek?
is it just me or is the running joke of this series Mccoy making fun of Spock?
McCoy is a disrespectful dick. He tries to make Spock drop his mask all the time, similar to idiots who try to make a woman with whom I work remove her head scarf which is an integral part of her heritage. I am always irritated at the character because of this.
Someone---probably a kid in junior high school---once wrote on an exam paper, "Factions are fights. They are found in otherwise friendly groups." Fact was, Spock and McCoy were teasing each other all the time, but they loved each other like brothers.
123 Zayrina Spock insults him regularly as well. They're close friends and have a relationship of teasing each other.
I mean Bones, Spock and Jim grew to practically be brothers. I mean what sort of sibling, or sibling-like, relationship doesn't involve the occasional friendly roast session? lol
Does anyone notice that anywhere Sarek and Amanda go, they're kissing? Or is it just me?
Yes, they are. Vulcan style.
Well, Sarek knows he has a hottie wife. Can't keep his hands off her for too long. LOL.
@@reshabriella plus they're always in each other through their bond. Who knows when a little love will break out so they have to rush to their guest cabin? Sarek really truly did love Amanda.
Wasnt a salek in the animated series
Yes, I Chaya, Spock's Sehlat, was in "Yesteryear".
@CelticaRose1 Google image search for "sehlat".