I think the older I get, the more I appreciate actors who are able to convey emotions in Vulcans without making it obvious to the untrained eye. Mark Lenard did a terrific job of it with Sarek, especially in the movies.
"We tend to ignore it, as you ignore your own appendix." I love how immediately after that, there's a few seconds of Kirk, Uhura and McCoy clearly trying to not think about their own appendices.
There will never be another trio of characters like Capt. Kirk, Mr. Spock & Dr. McCoy; their relationship was the cornerstone of STAR TREK: The Original Series and as far as I'm concerned the foundation of the "true" Star Trek Canon.
Always tried to be like Spock. I failed of course. Even as a kid I thought how great it'd be to be in control of your emotions and not get bashed against the rocks by the world.
Ok this show is just gold. Talk about an onion it just has layers on layers. I walked home from middle school 1977 to catch TOS at 1600 to watch re-runs. Now I'm 61 and still nuances emerge. Then I found out what a bad-ass Gene Roddenberry was in WW2 and it makes it that much better. Gene as well as all of our veterans thank you for fighting for our once great country! Can't wait for the time machine to become fully operational because then im gone.
haha, poor McCoy! :p As much as Spock deserved that compliment, he shouldn't have heard it on that very moment. But why has Spock always to show his human side in bad things as mishievious remarks, like payback? :D
his father is also cheeky. In the episode where we meet them Spock asks his father why he married his human mother. Sarek simply says "at the time ,it was the logical thing to do" and everyone smiles. Just because they are logical and unemotional people doesn't mean they don't enjoy anything either.
@@SantomPh True, but the thing is, they haven't eliminated emotion ... they've just got it under VERY strict controls. So once in a while ... it peeks through. :)
Interesting. I remember various episodes where Uhura or Rand or whatever other women would wear the black utility belt with their uniform dresses on landing party duty - but I don't recall ever seeing in a bridge scene like this.
April 23 1980 I saw the surface of the Sun as I removed my eyes from the Binoculars and realized I was blind the thought that ran through my mind was Fascinating...yours very truly Alfonso Cantu USMC
In fact we have a vestigial inner eyelid but it's totally vestigial, unlike in snakes and i believe it's also not vestigial in at least some or even most dogs.
I love how the writers always made up some nonsense biological cop-out reason why Spock was always immune to something that would seriously hurt or kill us "mere" humans. Despite Spock looking all-human, except for the pointed ears. And being half-human.
So Vulcans are much stronger, smarter and can hear better than humans. Clearly, if they ever get their emotion-logic balance worked out? They will dominate Starfleet - instead of us Humans. ☮
Evolution will do that to any species. Spock implies that all Vulcans have this feature due to their really bright sun. As he is not on Vulcan, even he forgot about it.
@@mnirwin5112 Since you are not millions of years old, so you know zero more than anyone else. Your science is just the thing that fits your belief system. As time goes by, more and more new scientists debunk what you thought was fact. Lol.
In the regular series production, Spock, especially early Spock, has a way of smiling without actually smiling. It's quite endearing.
Same with Data. if these characters were really as emotionless as they are supposed to be that would make them far less appealing
Spot on!!
Yup.
Sweet.
I think the older I get, the more I appreciate actors who are able to convey emotions in Vulcans without making it obvious to the untrained eye.
Mark Lenard did a terrific job of it with Sarek, especially in the movies.
"We tend to ignore it, as you ignore your own appendix."
I love how immediately after that, there's a few seconds of Kirk, Uhura and McCoy clearly trying to not think about their own appendices.
The chemistry between these three guys was brilliant.
TOS: Still the gold standard after 50+ years.
I don't know why the idea of humans ignoring their appendixes makes me laugh so much, but I got a kick out of that line.
0:55 I like how Uhura looked at McCoy when he got burned by Spock lol.
Was it just me, or was Spock genuinely surprised by the compliment??
Does it look to anyone else like Spock is smirking slightly as he thanks McCoy?
Spock is flirting with McCoy!
Sorry, I'm too distracted by Uhura.
Coral Roper I thinks Spock smirks a lot
@@nocklebeast Sorry wrong Spock you mean JJ Abrams version. Leave this one the REAL Spock alone.
ABSOLUTELY 💯... But that's the Leonard Nimoy part of Spock showing just a lil bit... 💖
This is a classical example of spock's sarcasm
"The previous ' It wasn't your fault' scene was heartbreaking!
Spock sneakily turning back like "I know you like me now, bitch".
I always wondered why Spock was not at least offered his own ship. I think he would have made a great captain 🖖🏻
Spock rejects being captain, he was not comfortable in that position
There will never be another trio of characters like Capt. Kirk, Mr. Spock & Dr. McCoy; their relationship was the cornerstone of STAR TREK: The Original Series and as far as I'm concerned the foundation of the "true" Star Trek Canon.
Agreed 100%!
Always tried to be like Spock. I failed of course. Even as a kid I thought how great it'd be to be in control of your emotions and not get bashed against the rocks by the world.
Same!
Me too. I loved the way he cooley analysed situations.
0:57 Uhura's face as she looks at McCoy 😅
I always love the way those two stand with their hands behind their backs it's so sweet!
It's called, "At ease." A position in parade drill, that has its uses outside of a parade ground.
@@alfa-psiDon't be a perv.
Don't forget, Mr. Spock is half human.
I just love this scene and the banter between these three.
Ok this show is just gold. Talk about an onion it just has layers on layers. I walked home from middle school 1977 to catch TOS at 1600 to watch re-runs. Now I'm 61 and still nuances emerge. Then I found out what a bad-ass Gene Roddenberry was in WW2 and it makes it that much better. Gene as well as all of our veterans thank you for fighting for our once great country! Can't wait for the time machine to become fully operational because then im gone.
I Vulcan love this show!
Aww you slick little!
No better Star Trek than this original crew
haha, poor McCoy! :p As much as Spock deserved that compliment, he shouldn't have heard it on that very moment. But why has Spock always to show his human side in bad things as mishievious remarks, like payback? :D
+Hanne Lemahieu Because it's more fun that way. And it gives him opportunities to rib McCoy.
his father is also cheeky. In the episode where we meet them Spock asks his father why he married his human mother. Sarek simply says "at the time ,it was the logical thing to do" and everyone smiles. Just because they are logical and unemotional people doesn't mean they don't enjoy anything either.
@@SantomPh True, but the thing is, they haven't eliminated emotion ... they've just got it under VERY strict controls. So once in a while ... it peeks through. :)
@@mnirwin5112 And if Vulcans are not careful, the emotions can be quite violent.
@@mnirwin5112 the pon farr comes to mind...
EVERYBODY LOVES MR. SPOCK! ❤️😊
McCoy looks mortified that Spock heard his compliment 😂
Hehe. :D
*Hugs Spock*
*Hugs Bones*
*Hugs Kirk*
Ok heck, I just hugs all of them,
StoneKnivesBearskins so do i
“Why, thank you, Doctor McCoy.”
0:57 - Uhura knows
I love this Vulcan scene
I love that last scene!!!!!
Spock/Bones had the best bad/good chemistry of any duo in ST with a distant 2nd going to Odo/Quark
Just to remind you Captain your brother and his wife are still dead and what became of your nephew?
Well as long as Spock is alright every thing is oaky! doaky!🤣
Kirk’s only love was a lady named “Enterprise.” Check out The Naked Time…His moonlit beach walks could only be with her. 😊🌺
The Vulcan sun is Epsilon Eridani
Spock your getting more human all the time, ahead warp factor one.
The joy of being captain
:50-Kirk is like "this is gonna be good..."
It really was Jim's doing Spock decided to humiliate Bones 😁
Interesting. I remember various episodes where Uhura or Rand or whatever other women would wear the black utility belt with their uniform dresses on landing party duty - but I don't recall ever seeing in a bridge scene like this.
Kirk is pretty upbeat considering his brother just died
Classic Star Trek moments!
April 23 1980 I saw the surface of the Sun as I removed my eyes from the Binoculars and realized I was blind the thought that ran through my mind was Fascinating...yours very truly Alfonso Cantu USMC
0:30 Uhura's was pretty hot.
Uhara knows mcspirk is real
Uhura
In fact we have a vestigial inner eyelid but it's totally vestigial, unlike in snakes and i believe it's also not vestigial in at least some or even most dogs.
Uhura Is Fine ❤
OK so why would the captain ask the science officer to 'lay in a course to starbase 10' wouldn't that be an order for the helmsman or navigator
I love how the writers always made up some nonsense biological cop-out reason why Spock was always immune to something that would seriously hurt or kill us "mere" humans. Despite Spock looking all-human, except for the pointed ears. And being half-human.
Curious. Why would Capt. Kirk tell Spock to lay in a course for Starbase? Shouldn't that be the navigators job?
Just how in the hell, did that get by the censors at that time?!? 😄
Thus ended the first season of Star Trek: TOS.
So Vulcans are much stronger, smarter and can hear better than humans.
Clearly, if they ever get their emotion-logic balance worked out?
They will dominate Starfleet - instead of us Humans.
☮
Tuvok Survived an explosion and ended up blind
Mr Spock is being very arrogant towards Dr McCoy .
So what OTHER PROPERTIES does the sun possess? Heat, radiation... Hmmm. Heat. No I said that one.
Uhuru starts at 0:24
Best enjoyed at .25 speed.
You're welcome, she was a babe.
He looks rightfully smug.
Wha'd they say? I was busy lookin' at Uhura's legs.
Delicious. Thanks. Oh yes, subbed.
Spock needs to quit looking in that View-Master so much. That can't be good for him.
How in the world that Spock recovers from blindness?
It sounds like he closed his 3rd eyelid but forgot he did so, or that was my interpretation
Pazuzu810 He has 3 eyelids?
@@jessicathethreestoogesfan2635 vulcans have an inner eyelid to protect against the bright Vulcan sun
The_Reginald I find this situation highly logical
super easy , barely an inconvenience
Epic
Did Spock meet Mr Beast?
My god it's not good to watch this after SNW just shows how much the SNW versions are shadows of the real thing
🤣🤣🤣🤣
An eyelid developed on it's own...yeah
Evolution will do that to any species. Spock implies that all Vulcans have this feature due to their really bright sun. As he is not on Vulcan, even he forgot about it.
@@SantomPh Evolution. yeah whatever.
@@pep590 LOL. Why do you even bother watching this stuff when you clearly don't believe in science?
@@mnirwin5112 Since you are not millions of years old, so you know zero more than anyone else. Your science is just the thing that fits your belief system. As time goes by, more and more new scientists debunk what you thought was fact. Lol.
@@pep590 interesting how you said nothing and thought that it meant something, do you happen to be a narcissist, or were you suffering from a stroke
Ha ha ha.
Spock was stupid again ~
So Vulcans get an inner eyelid that allows them to look directly at their sun with no ill effect, and humans get...an appendix.