Star Trek - Command & Compassion
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- From The Episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before"
From IMDB - When the Enterprise attempts to penetrate a space barrier, it is damaged and creates a potentially worse problem. Two crew members, including Kirk's best friend, gain psionic powers that are growing at exponentially. This leaves Captain Kirk with the difficult choice; either marooning them or killing before they get so powerful they lose their humanity and become truly dangerous.
RIP Sally Kellerman (June 2, 1937 - February 24, 2022), aged 84
You will be remembered as a legend.
and as the original Hotlips in the movie MASH.
I loved the way he waved his hand and the force field just buzzed out of existence. I never forgot this scene- not even after over 50 years. Gene really got something started here. And Gary became also a legend both here and in the unforgettable 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY.
Rest in piece Sally.
I will miss you
sad
Thats wright my friend,we all miss Sally who give this unique quality on this episode i watched on Greek tv 1969 and shaped my entire life make me love star trek for ever!!!
Ride Sally Ride
I especially liked when he was still incarcerated, how he waved his hand, and wiped the forcefield out of existence...
That's b/c you're gay. JK
One of my favorite episode by far. Interesting to note that that imperious and haughty look he has was inadvertently forced on him because he had to lift up his head to look through the tiny peep hole in the aluminum-like things he had in his eyes!
You are absolutely right but he knew it and played it up, Sign of a great actor
God Bless the memory of Paul Fix ...
He’ll always be Micah from “The Rifleman.”
That scene when they're both in front of the mirror give that dreaded thought "Ohh, no now there's two of them - the X-Men."
When Elizabeth got struck on the bridge, her powers were held back, Gary on the other hand came to life fully charged.
Once on Delta Vega Gary activated her full power by waving his hand across her face. I will always like this pilot episode because it's atmosphere is quite spooky I'm many ways. At the end Kirk loses a long time friend, and accepts Mr.Spock as a new one. The beginning of the kirk/ Spock relationship. This episode was aired during Star Treks first season because the episode that was supposed to be shown that week was a bit late in production. People watching that week were quite confused as why Kirk and crew were dressed a bit differently, and why Spock looked different as.well.
After all , this was supposed to be a pilot episode for network to see only.
@johnbockelie3899 , I don't agree that her powers were held back, and Mitchell activated them in this sequence. Simply, her esper capability wasn't as innately strong as his, so the transformation took longer. Also, in their confrontation, at the end, her powers weren't as developed and extensive as his, affirming that Mitchell didn't have the ability to boost her up to his level, at will, as you seem to suggest.
Rest In Peace Ms Sally Kellerman.💔😔
I love watching Sally Kellerman work. She was gorgeous, classy and had one of the most fabulous, sexiest voices ever.
Yes I am Here because she just Passed.... RIP!
RIP Sally Kellerman
Admiral Titan Entertainment: thanks for posting. R.I.P. Sally Kellerman.
"Blind yet ominscient" A subtle direction by Gene Roddenbery perhaps given to Movie Stars to Gary Lockwood and Sally Kellerman and then to become overwhelmed by the results.
Sally Kellerman, RIP
rip SALLY .........theyre all going
I never knew that the actress I this star trek clip, Sally Kellerman is the same actress who was in MASH. The personalities of these two characters are so different I still can't believe they are the same actress.
Jk.. she was also in back to school with Rodney Dangerfield
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And in Three for the Road with Charlie Sheen.
Creepy as shit when they looked in the mirror
I have seen this episode many times and this scene still gives me the creeps! Gary Mitchell uses his psychic powers to kill his friend in cold blood. How ghastly!!!
seeing the young Sally Kellerman makes this a keeper
My favorite TOS episode by far!!!
RIP Sally Kellerman, the hottie seen in this video, she left us recently.
TOS Star Trek was awesome.
It's interesting that Mitchell's graying sideburns, as he evolved, doesn't seem to get mentioned by folks very often. I think I've read it was done to show how the character's psychic development was accompanied by an enhanced aging process. However, I don't recall if such remarks came from someone involved on the pilot's production side.
In some strangely mysterious way Gary Mitchell reminds me of Moira MacTaggert's son Kevin MacTaggert: Mutant X. Also named PROTEUS; the mutant that masters reality.
I do wonder if that energy cloud was actually alive or had living beings in it that either took over or enhanced Gary for fun. This episode was made creepy especially due to tge music used with all Gary's sceens
One of the Star Trek novels has a story that the energy barrier is created by the Q - to keep out an evil entity they fought, defeated and exiled from the Galaxy millions of years previously. The barrier is formed of Q energy and any being with pre-existing psychic powers of a certain level absorbs that energy and thus beomes increasingly Q-like.
Don't make me melt your face off too, Captain." "Charlie, Charlie , Charlie Don't make me call 'Hot Lips' out here from my Captain's quarters. You must not have watched last week's episode?
Kirk made a potentially fatal mistake. He gave orders for the Enterprise to wait 12 hours before bombarding the planet with radiation. But in 12 hours, Mitchell’s powers might’ve reached the point where he could destroy the Enterprise. 12 hours was too generous.
It was already too late. Mitchell was already so powerful he could withstand a point blank blast from a phaser rifle and not even feel it.
@BigNoseDoggie, Hardly his only one. Kirk's decisions throughout the episode marked him as the rookie captain he was. The biggest mistake was not waiting to get the full measure of information the Valiant's recorder buoy had to offer, before recklessly taking the ship into the barrier. HE was responsible for the crew who died, including Dehner and his best friend, for which he never was shown to even give much thought to afterwards, let alone having any negative consequence to face over the debacle, one which could have easily been prevented.
It isn't unlikely ST wouldn't have become the cultural phonemenon it did if Hunter didn't drop out of this, the second pilot, but based on his performance in The Cage, I've always felt his Pike would have given the show a leading protagonist with more gravitas and a better grounding as a commander.
That Planet Reminds me of Talias IV
It was the same set...
0:26 Let's face it. We've all wanted to do this at some point to our peeps who just won't shut up.
0:06 *Gary be like, THANKS FOR THE HEADS UP!!!! **0:19** I'LL FIX THAT!!*
"The Belloros Sheild" on the original Outer Llimits. Another sci-fi decision by the original "Hot lips"
The 1969 movie m*a*s*h hotlips
@@rebeccaquartieri5509 And he is "Dave" from "2001: A Space Odysey" Both of them real movie stars at the time.
@@Timbretwo, Bellero.
Anybody can plant flowers🤣
Is the background mountainous matte the same one from The Cage?
Dunno, but I'd bet it was. Budget, Dahling.
The set of planet Delta Vega was also used as Talos 4 in " The Cage." Just set up differently. The episode was also filmed in the same desert area of California.
Senzu beans are some powerful things 😅
when the world never knew smartphones
Shatner woke up before he took the pill....
Flurgo felts foops!!!
Not necessarily, but you may have a point.
I'd be upset too if I wore tin foil for contact lenses.
haha try seeing out of those eyes
Hi like the video and can I ask your permission to show this in a presentation speech in June Newcastle Australia if that’s okay.
Cheers Steven
As long as you aren't reuploading the entire video to the internet for others to watch after the presentation. Thanks for asking. I would appreciate credit but it's not necessary. Thanks for asking!
Actually if you want to upload your presentation somewhere you can use the entire video for that purpose but please give me credit if you do use the entire video and upload it. (Doesn't need to be in the video)
I should have looked at your channel first I was just worried about it being reuploaded as a Star Trek video.
If you upload it I'd like to see it and if my three comments were confusing at all the answer is yes. Please include a link to my channel if you use the entire video.
Admiral Titan Entertainment Thanks for your reply and info I’m just having a very short talk about science fiction and showing to friends some short clips like yours and that’s it.
Wanted to tell my friends I did everything by the book.Will give you full credit talking about people and power and how science fiction gets it so right on so many levels.It will not be filmed or put on the internet just a talk.
Cheers Steven
😢.
You know what Sally Kellerman should star in a Kaiju movie 🎥 called King Kong Vs Godzilla (1962)
Back when Sally Kellerman was hot.
SE DOVEVA MORIRE DOVEVA AVERE IL PIGIAMA ROSSO
Damn, they are too hot to touch then. (What happened, didn't put out? I meam "produce")
What episode is this one and what season?????????????
'Where No Man Has Gone Before' is not really part of any TOS season, it is the second pilot episode after 'The Cage'.
However, continuity (characters, costumes, props and stardate) allows it to be aired (these days) as the first episode of season 1.
@@birdiedodoproductions2884 oh waw..a pilot to launch the series on tv for the first time...cool
" Where no man has gone before" , pilot # 2, 1965. Introducing Captain James " R" Kirk. ( read his tomb stone later in the episode.)
@@lorddiosliving, It was shown during the first season, but seeming continuity issues aside, wasn't the first one aired. That was The Man Trap.
@@mitchellmelkin4078 I vaguely remember the first part