That episode where Spock regresses into savage behavior is fascinating if you think about the fact that McCoy stayed pretty much the same. It calls back to when Khan said "How little man himself has changed." Pretty interesting to think about, I find.
"We had our wars Admiral just as humans did, our planet was devastated, our civilization nearly destroyed, logic saved us. But it took almost 1,500 years to rebuild our world and travel to the stars you humans did the same in less than a century."
Humans evolved (in essence) faster than Vulcans did. A testament to emotions being able to guide an entire race out of the caves....whereas Vulcans were so attached and ruled by their emotions that they required a living saint/profit to guide them away from them, becoming almost robots in a sense, just to not start war. Vulcans were essentially women, who in turn became men.
McCoy was speaking of romantic love without acknowledging that there are other forms such as the altruistic love Spock had for his crewmates (well, I guess there was a romantic attachment to Lt. Uhura per the new movies but that's another story lol). I was always under the impression that Vulcans did love, in many ways, but chose to maintain control over it as well so as to keep themselves as logical as possible.
Plus the truth is, Vulcans actually do love, but they love so much that it almost scares them. We see the true, unchained feelings of Spock’s father years later in TNG, so raw and powerful it’s no wonder they seek to control them.
3:16 It is amazing how subtle Leonard Nimoy's acting is here. He is basically giving a Spock-like speech, in a Spock-like manner, but a subtle change in inflection, and you can tell something very different is going on.
Interesting to see Spock lose it, but it makes zero sense. Just because they travel to another time period doesn't mean he should revert to a barbaric Vulcan. It's not the time that makes the man, but the man that makes the time.
@RedneckSpaceMan I think it's just one of those funky 'what if the time we were in actually affected us' kinda sci-fi idea without any real scientific basis. Let's call it the magic of the portal. When they travel in time, it also alters their brain chemistry something something. Magic. I mean, they travel in time in other episodes and this doesn't happen, even though humans even 200 years before that time are quite 'barbaric' compared to Starfleet times. Genetically, there's not that much meaningful difference in this kind of species (meaning complex Eukaryote with a large genome and a long generation time) between 5000 years ago and now (think humans 5000 years ago). We know from other lore that Vulcans still have most of their strong emotions and violent tendencies, they just adopted techniques to deal with them. So even if Spock's genetics were to somehow revert, it shouldn't affect his learned abilities by default.
Fabiana Araujo Agreed. It was a dirty shame those morons ahead of NBC did what they did to the Original Star Trek Series. After the moon landing, this show would have taken off like a rocket, and the sky wouldn't have been the limit.
@TheVoiceOfTruth "as we saw in the movies" "you're suffering from a vulcan mind meld doctor" "that green blooded son of a bitch, this is his revenge for all those arguements he lost" ah yes, as in the movies.
There wasn't much room for much further development. McCoy's ignorance of Vulcan culture and disdain for their supposed lack of emotion (or seeming hypocrisy), when it's really about emotional control and logical thinking, is his failing. "Whether you understand it or not grant me my own kind of dignity," said Spock in "The Immunity Syndrome." "Vulcan dignity? How can I grant you what I don't understand?" "Then employ one of your superstitions and wish me luck." "Specifics, Doctor. Labels do not make arguments." "Alright. There's something wrong about a man who never smiles, whose conversation never varies from the routine of the job and who won't talk about his background," McCoy said referring to Mr. Norman in "I, Mudd." "I see," replied Spock who turns and walks away.
Leonard Nimoy said that by the end of the show they were repeating ideas. You can only do so much with three guys. That's why DS9 was so much better. The characters had families and friendships which evolved.
I feel like All Our Yesterdays is the culmination of their little conflict where Spock tells him to his face that he never liked the comments about his Vulcan nature through his human half and his answer “Nothing that should have happened long ago” to McCoy despite being under the effect of the time travel device does confirm he wasn’t ever fond of the doctor’s targeting of that half whenever he’s annoyed. Not helped by the fact Spock was close to actually killing him when he confronted his love about the truth which would give anyone pause after that moment. Had there been a Season 4, it probably would have either been forgotten and the status quo is reinstated or they actually acknowledge it. Had TOS been serialised like DS9; it could have been the blow off to an ongoing feud or a lead in towards a new story arc where McCoy realised how antagonistic he’d been coming off towards Spock after hearing how he actually feels and Spock being shaken at how volatile he could actually be to the point of nearly breaking someone’s neck when his Vulcan discipline fails him with both seeing how troubled their friendship are when they need Kirk to be the peacekeeper.
5:25 You can hear McCoy's voice break, just a little. It could be that he's worried about Spock, or that he's upset that Spock turned on him - either way, his own emotional barrier slips, for just a second, revealing a rare moment of genuine feeling which he ordinarily shields about as well as Spock does.
The level of acting in this, is utterly superb, and the amount of times, they help each other, friends of course they are, the end bit was so touching I almost cried.
I'm surprised Spock didn't succumb to the cold before McCoy. Vulcan is one big desert; I always figured he'd be a fish out of water where snow is involved...
@@RegBeta ...Yes? I was just commenting on why the cold bothers McCoy so much- because he's not used to freezing wintery temperatures. Granted, I don't think Spock is either since Vulcan is hot, but idk I guess I was just making a joke about how sensitive southerners are to the cold.
A very interesting discussion at 1:07. Spock reveals his hidden humanity here. 'Love' was actually written in his book. What followed is that Spock then approached a sleeping Kirk to do a mind meld with him, so helping him to gently forget what just had transpired...
Going by the stardate, "All Our Yesterdays" is chronologically the last episode of the series...McCoy collapses in the snow. 22 years later, in the last movie he appeared in, McCoy collapses in the snow on Rura Penthe. Neat. :)
In the last, original series movie Chekov asked Dr. McCoy if he wants to go back. In the first, next generation series movie Dr. Soran asked Chekov to go back. :)
So glad Captain Pike dropped out after the first pilot was rejected. Was an excellent actor, but I couldn’t imagine him in the series after that. Wouldn’t have had the sense of humor that Shatner had. The 3 of them were perfect.
De Forrest Kelly was (and still is) the best doctor in all of Star Trek. Indeed he (and his banter with Spock) is the main reason I fell for Star Trek and returned to the fold after Karl Urban took the part.
@@rudolftrost3534 complètement d’accord 👍 dans le reboot il n’y a pas alchimie entre les acteurs !!! Chacun joue, fait un travail. C’est pas le Star Trek des fans de Star Trek
@Tasha I disagree with your statement. They are very good in their characters and if it weren't for that "thing" between Uhura and Spock, and the insistence on putting her where she doesn't belong, the reboot would be perfect. The Pine/Urban/Quinto trio is great.
J’adore leurs répliques à tous les deux. Il y a beaucoup alchimie entre les personnages , beaucoup de chaleur , même sur la planète glaciaire de « sarpeidon » humain ( mc coy) lui ne régresse pas . Peut-être parce que l’humain est resté à l’âge de glace !!! All our yesterdays est mon épisode préféré. Dommage qu’ils aient arrêté la série
Gorgeous Mariette Hartley. 😍 I also liked her in the "Twilight Zone" episode "The Long Morrow" with Robert Lansing who also starred in a Star Trek episode.
4:35 - 4:57 Bout damn time! YAY Spock! It has always pissed me off how McCoy would needle Spock and make fun of him. He's the only one on the ship he would make fun of and every one put up with it including Kirk who should have put an end to it the first time it happened. Spock should have knocked McCoy's block off!
SpiritBear12 aww that's not quite fair. McCoy and Spock share a banter together. It's just the way their friendship works. Their strengths and weaknesses work together.
SpiritBear12 Creator, Gene Roddenberry, while watching the jargon going on between ole Doc Adams anc Festus in Gunsmoke, felt that the same type of behavior between the first officer and the good Doctor would also work in his show as well to, and, it did, as although you would have thought that these two were mortal enemies, they both had a secret admiration for each other's scientific skills and knowledge, which produced a close friendship noone else could truly understand.
Spock insulted humans and made fun of McCoy just as often as the opposite occurred. It's called banter, and when they're both in their right minds the pair clearly enjoy it. If you're cheering what happened to McCoy, then you should also cheer someone knocking Spock's block off for his constant snide comments about the 'inferiority' of humans.
You definitely didn't understand anything about the dynamics of the characters, huh? Bones and Spock taunted each other with equal intensity. The difference is that Spock's insults were disguised by the Vulcan way of expressing himself, all "elegant".
I sometimes find these scenes between McCoy and Spock painful to watch. They often hated each other like poison yet always had each other’s backs. Without Kirk the arbiter, they’d probably have killed each other. Great character dynamic.
I think cause Vulcans, on a telepathic level, are interconnected. Vulcans can telepathically sense when a major event or catastrophe happens to their people. In this case, Spock is reverting back to his ancestors behavior because this telepathic connection still persists- and the Vulcans in this time are barbarians and savages as McCoy later notes. So, it would only make sense.
@@markmerzweiler909 but humans have, it's just not such a drastic change and our history cycles between civilisation and then down into degeneracy only to become civilised again. Whereas vulcans it would seem do not flow and fluctuate like humans. Or perhaps their destiny will be a millenia of barbarism again at some point. That would be interesting.
@@logiciansvlog5800 If that's the case, then Vulcans traveling the galaxy should still be absorbing those negative vibes from their ancestors. No information can travel faster than light without a warp drive.
They put it on Friday nights when young people were out on dates and not watching. Today they might rebroadcast on a second night if they don't have the programming, or have it on Peacock earlier or at a later date. Also, someone said they might not have computed the ratings properly, so underestimated its popularity. They also demanded it be made quicker and with less expense, which is why there's only one 3rd-season episode shot on location, I believe.
Well, there wasn't much to choose from in the glacial wasteland. His last two romantic interests were blondes. Perhaps Chapel picked up on that? Of course, once she revealed her heart in "The Naked Time" she couldn't pretend she wasn't attracted to him.
Zarabeth was the most attractive love interest that Kirk or Spock had. Yeoman Tonia Barrows from Shore Leave and McCoy's love interest was a close second. Both gorgeous women but it's hard to beat Zarabeth's voice and animal fur bikini. Lol.
Yeah, I've seen her face so many times but couldn't recall where, when I saw it here I was like, "Hey, I know her." I went and looked her up in IMDB, and that woman has had a LOOOOOONG, successful career in Hollywood. She's impressive.
I wonder what episode and episode is the first one in this. Noxious potions...I absolutely love their friendship and banter. Wondering if there will be more after Beyond?
I love the original series ! Where they truly struggled with the deepest aspects of the human condition, now they just seem to struggle with there sexualities
I stay away love precisely because I know what it does. Lose your mind, job, licenses, home, savings, sleep on the streets, become crazy. Become too Hollywood. Or worse. Bollywood.
Bones is kind, brave, compassionate and overall really great, but man can he be a racist idiot sometimes. Like??? Whaddya mean you feel sorry for Spock because love isn't written in his book?? Under what rock have you been living for the last three years??
I'm not convinced it's that he's racist. I see it as him getting frustrated at Spock for being so stubborn about not showing emotion for any reason, and other times he is just teasing, as friends do. In one episode when Spock saved Mccoy's life, Spock stubbornly refused to admit that he did it because he cared about his friend. I do think there were times when the doctor went a bit too far, though. Spock does feel, whether he admits it or not.
@@karamoss4130 In science fiction, "race" is often used for different species of sapient beings/people. Even in real life, people use terms like "the human race". It's arbitrary.
Well Kirk did say "let's get the hell out of here" in "City on the edge of forever" and McCoy said to Spock "don't give me your damnable logic" basically saying damn.
McCoy was and always will be that politically incorrect guy who strangely could challenge Spock's intelligence , and was Spock's favorite frenemy. As bantering with McCoy was a great way to get him thinking up solutions.
@@antwan1357 true I did love the character. I just thought sometimes he was unfair to Spock but in the end they were all great characters with flaws and good qualities! Star trek was so ahead of its time!
He is not for Christ's sake...Stop all the babbling about racism...give it a rest..have a sense of humor...every freaking tribe (nation, people, clans, etc) make fun of others that are different...it is and it will always be...Stop the "Virtue Signaling"
That episode where Spock regresses into savage behavior is fascinating if you think about the fact that McCoy stayed pretty much the same. It calls back to when Khan said "How little man himself has changed." Pretty interesting to think about, I find.
Very true. Those who think man is enlightened now are the ones who will allow the worst things in history to repeat themselves.
How so?
"We had our wars Admiral just as humans did, our planet was devastated, our civilization nearly destroyed, logic saved us. But it took almost 1,500 years to rebuild our world and travel to the stars you humans did the same in less than a century."
Humans evolved (in essence) faster than Vulcans did. A testament to emotions being able to guide an entire race out of the caves....whereas Vulcans were so attached and ruled by their emotions that they required a living saint/profit to guide them away from them, becoming almost robots in a sense, just to not start war. Vulcans were essentially women, who in turn became men.
@@spudhead169 Because we have faith of the heart😂😂
McCoy is all "You'll never know what Love can drive a man to do" Meanwhile Spock died saving everyone because he loved them
McCoy was speaking of romantic love without acknowledging that there are other forms such as the altruistic love Spock had for his crewmates (well, I guess there was a romantic attachment to Lt. Uhura per the new movies but that's another story lol). I was always under the impression that Vulcans did love, in many ways, but chose to maintain control over it as well so as to keep themselves as logical as possible.
he died for the needs of the many.
Plus the truth is, Vulcans actually do love, but they love so much that it almost scares them. We see the true, unchained feelings of Spock’s father years later in TNG, so raw and powerful it’s no wonder they seek to control them.
Yes. From when Bones said that sentence to the sacrifice he made to save the crew, Spock finally learned. McCoy was right after all.
Not true. Spock saved them because they were a valuable resource not to be lost if at all possible.
3:16 It is amazing how subtle Leonard Nimoy's acting is here. He is basically giving a Spock-like speech, in a Spock-like manner, but a subtle change in inflection, and you can tell something very different is going on.
These scenes and the acting are amazing. These actors were underrated. They deserved many Emmy Awards.
"All Our Yesterdays" is still one of my favorite episodes of the original series, just for all the great scenes Spock and McCoy had together.
I recall reading a Star Trek novel called "Yesterday's Son" in my youth. It's the sequel to this episode. FYI
Interesting to see Spock lose it, but it makes zero sense. Just because they travel to another time period doesn't mean he should revert to a barbaric Vulcan. It's not the time that makes the man, but the man that makes the time.
oooooo niiice
I was thinking the same thing. It's not logical.
@RedneckSpaceMan I think it's just one of those funky 'what if the time we were in actually affected us' kinda sci-fi idea without any real scientific basis. Let's call it the magic of the portal. When they travel in time, it also alters their brain chemistry something something. Magic.
I mean, they travel in time in other episodes and this doesn't happen, even though humans even 200 years before that time are quite 'barbaric' compared to Starfleet times. Genetically, there's not that much meaningful difference in this kind of species (meaning complex Eukaryote with a large genome and a long generation time) between 5000 years ago and now (think humans 5000 years ago). We know from other lore that Vulcans still have most of their strong emotions and violent tendencies, they just adopted techniques to deal with them. So even if Spock's genetics were to somehow revert, it shouldn't affect his learned abilities by default.
0:48 “Do you think the two of us can handle a drunk Vulcan?” -Dr. McCoy.
These two' relationship... I can't help but wonder how much their relationship would've evolved if they didn't cancel the series
Fabiana Araujo Agreed. It was a dirty shame those morons ahead of NBC did what they did to the Original Star Trek Series. After the moon landing, this show would have taken off like a rocket, and the sky wouldn't have been the limit.
@TheVoiceOfTruth "as we saw in the movies" "you're suffering from a vulcan mind meld doctor" "that green blooded son of a bitch, this is his revenge for all those arguements he lost" ah yes, as in the movies.
There wasn't much room for much further development. McCoy's ignorance of Vulcan culture and disdain for their supposed lack of emotion (or seeming hypocrisy), when it's really about emotional control and logical thinking, is his failing.
"Whether you understand it or not grant me my own kind of dignity," said Spock in "The Immunity Syndrome."
"Vulcan dignity? How can I grant you what I don't understand?"
"Then employ one of your superstitions and wish me luck."
"Specifics, Doctor. Labels do not make arguments."
"Alright. There's something wrong about a man who never smiles, whose conversation never varies from the routine of the job and who won't talk about his background," McCoy said referring to Mr. Norman in "I, Mudd."
"I see," replied Spock who turns and walks away.
Leonard Nimoy said that by the end of the show they were repeating ideas. You can only do so much with three guys. That's why DS9 was so much better. The characters had families and friendships which evolved.
I feel like All Our Yesterdays is the culmination of their little conflict where Spock tells him to his face that he never liked the comments about his Vulcan nature through his human half and his answer “Nothing that should have happened long ago” to McCoy despite being under the effect of the time travel device does confirm he wasn’t ever fond of the doctor’s targeting of that half whenever he’s annoyed. Not helped by the fact Spock was close to actually killing him when he confronted his love about the truth which would give anyone pause after that moment.
Had there been a Season 4, it probably would have either been forgotten and the status quo is reinstated or they actually acknowledge it. Had TOS been serialised like DS9; it could have been the blow off to an ongoing feud or a lead in towards a new story arc where McCoy realised how antagonistic he’d been coming off towards Spock after hearing how he actually feels and Spock being shaken at how volatile he could actually be to the point of nearly breaking someone’s neck when his Vulcan discipline fails him with both seeing how troubled their friendship are when they need Kirk to be the peacekeeper.
5:25 You can hear McCoy's voice break, just a little. It could be that he's worried about Spock, or that he's upset that Spock turned on him - either way, his own emotional barrier slips, for just a second, revealing a rare moment of genuine feeling which he ordinarily shields about as well as Spock does.
DUDE YOU NOTICED THAT BONES DOES THAT TOO ? I thought I was just making it up. He hides his feelings with more feelings
Yes!!
The level of acting in this, is utterly superb, and the amount of times, they help each other, friends of course they are, the end bit was so touching I almost cried.
I love how when Spock's space drunk he fights against Bones' aggressive banter.
I'm surprised Spock didn't succumb to the cold before McCoy. Vulcan is one big desert; I always figured he'd be a fish out of water where snow is involved...
He can control his Physiology, that's why.
I thing tha he just made some kind of adjust with his body temperature
The thing is though, McCoy is from the South!
@@XxiheartsupermanXx You do realize that living the south is far more acceptable to very humid warm and/or hot climate than living in the north right?
@@RegBeta ...Yes? I was just commenting on why the cold bothers McCoy so much- because he's not used to freezing wintery temperatures. Granted, I don't think Spock is either since Vulcan is hot, but idk I guess I was just making a joke about how sensitive southerners are to the cold.
@@XxiheartsupermanXx
Oh!🙄
A very interesting discussion at 1:07. Spock reveals his hidden humanity here. 'Love' was actually written in his book. What followed is that Spock then approached a sleeping Kirk to do a mind meld with him, so helping him to gently forget what just had transpired...
4:50: In layman's terms, Spock is telling McCoy, "Keeping fucking with me."
Going by the stardate, "All Our Yesterdays" is chronologically the last episode of the series...McCoy collapses in the snow. 22 years later, in the last movie he appeared in, McCoy collapses in the snow on Rura Penthe. Neat. :)
In the last, original series movie Chekov asked Dr. McCoy if he wants to go back.
In the first, next generation series movie
Dr. Soran asked Chekov to go back. :)
Star Trek would not have made it without their banter.
I agree, Spock and McCoy are two of the best characters in the show.
Noxious potions 😂😂😂 Spock is a savage
The mccoy Spock relationship was a big part of trek
I love it when dr McCoy, Spock and Captain Kirk as friends!,
So glad Captain Pike dropped out after the first pilot was rejected. Was an excellent actor, but I couldn’t imagine him in the series after that. Wouldn’t have had the sense of humor that Shatner had. The 3 of them were perfect.
"I don't like that!" says spock
Long live and prosper all understatements~
You have no idea how much I wanted Spock to beat the holy hell out of McCoy in that moment!
McCoy was kind of a speciesist when it came to vulcans, wasn't he?
@@karamoss4130 yes
@@karamoss4130 I think he kept prodding Spock to get Spock to let his human half shine through ... at least occasionally.
I've often wondered how Vulcans would survive against Sith Lords be a good cross over story.
Oop now someone has to write the fanfiction
@@rachelfarmer3722 Vulcans beat the Sith Lords. The end.
that would be something to see
Better yet, How would Spock handle Yoda?
There's a fan fiction story that has the Enterprise encounter Yoda. Go find it and enjoy.
4:40 that manly attitude ,voice of both doesn't exist in today's shows.
De Kelly Was Fantastic in "All Our Yesterday's"
De Forrest Kelly was (and still is) the best doctor in all of Star Trek. Indeed he (and his banter with Spock) is the main reason I fell for Star Trek and returned to the fold after Karl Urban took the part.
@@rudolftrost3534 complètement d’accord 👍 dans le reboot il n’y a pas alchimie entre les acteurs !!! Chacun joue, fait un travail.
C’est pas le Star Trek des fans de Star Trek
@Tasha I disagree with your statement. They are very good in their characters and if it weren't for that "thing" between Uhura and Spock, and the insistence on putting her where she doesn't belong, the reboot would be perfect. The Pine/Urban/Quinto trio is great.
spock cared dearly for bones when injured on that bed
The scene when Spock gets mad at bones!😮 wow 😲! what a moment!!😲
Are you trying to kill me Spock!
When you make fun of someone for a long time and one day he get all his anger out...
Totally! Lol. I don't blame Spock at all.
J’adore leurs répliques à tous les deux. Il y a beaucoup alchimie entre les personnages , beaucoup de chaleur , même sur la planète glaciaire de « sarpeidon » humain ( mc coy) lui ne régresse pas . Peut-être parce que l’humain est resté à l’âge de glace !!!
All our yesterdays est mon épisode préféré. Dommage qu’ils aient arrêté la série
Wish they'd do a Star Trek series on Vulcan before and the beginning of the Enlightenment. 👊 🖖
Gorgeous Mariette Hartley. 😍 I also liked her in the "Twilight Zone" episode "The Long Morrow" with Robert Lansing who also starred in a Star Trek episode.
I heard her say that she taught Spock to eat meat. Sounds like a "That's what he said...." joke.
4:35 - 4:57 Bout damn time! YAY Spock! It has always pissed me off how McCoy would needle Spock and make fun of him. He's the only one on the ship he would make fun of and every one put up with it including Kirk who should have put an end to it the first time it happened.
Spock should have knocked McCoy's block off!
SpiritBear12 aww that's not quite fair. McCoy and Spock share a banter together. It's just the way their friendship works. Their strengths and weaknesses work together.
SpiritBear12 Creator, Gene Roddenberry, while watching the jargon going on between ole Doc Adams anc Festus in Gunsmoke, felt that the same type of behavior between the first officer and the good Doctor would also work in his show as well to, and, it did, as although you would have thought that these two were mortal enemies, they both had a secret admiration for each other's scientific skills and knowledge, which produced a close friendship noone else could truly understand.
Spock insulted humans and made fun of McCoy just as often as the opposite occurred. It's called banter, and when they're both in their right minds the pair clearly enjoy it. If you're cheering what happened to McCoy, then you should also cheer someone knocking Spock's block off for his constant snide comments about the 'inferiority' of humans.
You definitely didn't understand anything about the dynamics of the characters, huh? Bones and Spock taunted each other with equal intensity. The difference is that Spock's insults were disguised by the Vulcan way of expressing himself, all "elegant".
I sometimes find these scenes between McCoy and Spock painful to watch. They often hated each other like poison yet always had each other’s backs. Without Kirk the arbiter, they’d probably have killed each other.
Great character dynamic.
"ive eaten flesh and I enjoyed it"
He also got a stiff of pussy and really enjoyed it!
"Animal flesh", Spock is a vegetarian.
Jeffrey Dahmer is that you ?😏
Interesting, 02:15 "leave me" in a snow covered scene... says the same in ST VI
Odd that Spock's personality changed but McCoy's didn't.
I think cause Vulcans, on a telepathic level, are interconnected. Vulcans can telepathically sense when a major event or catastrophe happens to their people. In this case, Spock is reverting back to his ancestors behavior because this telepathic connection still persists- and the Vulcans in this time are barbarians and savages as McCoy later notes. So, it would only make sense.
Yeah its cuz they went back in time and Spock reverted to his ancestors aggressive tendicies I think.
Vulcan society was overtaken by a philosophy which fundamentally changed them. Humans created religions and philosophies which didn't.
@@markmerzweiler909 but humans have, it's just not such a drastic change and our history cycles between civilisation and then down into degeneracy only to become civilised again. Whereas vulcans it would seem do not flow and fluctuate like humans. Or perhaps their destiny will be a millenia of barbarism again at some point. That would be interesting.
@@logiciansvlog5800
If that's the case, then Vulcans traveling the galaxy should still be absorbing those negative vibes from their ancestors. No information can travel faster than light without a warp drive.
The ancient people on Spock’s planet must have been so passionate, it is amazing they didn’t set themselves or the planet on fire.
I think they nearly did.
😂"perhaps you were too ill to understand what can't get back means".
This is deep, I need to get the box set .
Of course Spock knows teh meaning of love :) ;)
Yeh
well, it's not enough to know the meaning. It has to be vocalized and put into action.
I know the meaning of love by your human Standards that's why i never verbalize it or bring it into Action.
That what Spock is all about.
Spock is who u would trust
Good show.
1:50
Just click it, wait 10 seconds, then repeat.
4:40 :o *runs away and hides under table*
Saaaame…
4:39 You tell him!
I admire Spock, the way he handles McCoy's relentless humanoidism, people from marginalised groups should adopt Spock's approach. UK
I could never understand why the show got cancelled. Still ticks me off😠😠😠😠😠👽
I mean to be completely fair the show was doomed the moment Spock's Brain was broadcast
They put it on Friday nights when young people were out on dates and not watching. Today they might rebroadcast on a second night if they don't have the programming, or have it on Peacock earlier or at a later date. Also, someone said they might not have computed the ratings properly, so underestimated its popularity. They also demanded it be made quicker and with less expense, which is why there's only one 3rd-season episode shot on location, I believe.
Ms. Hartley was quite the looker. Hard to blame even Spock for finding her attractive.
Well, there wasn't much to choose from in the glacial wasteland. His last two romantic interests were blondes. Perhaps Chapel picked up on that? Of course, once she revealed her heart in "The Naked Time" she couldn't pretend she wasn't attracted to him.
Zarabeth was the most attractive love interest that Kirk or Spock had. Yeoman Tonia Barrows from Shore Leave and McCoy's love interest was a close second. Both gorgeous women but it's hard to beat Zarabeth's voice and animal fur bikini. Lol.
Well show.
Nimoy is the best of the Spocks by far because he could go from calm & collected to fucking terrifying in seconds.
Mr. Spock checking out her legs! 😛
Talk about some serious acting...
*Warlike barbarians. I've lost myself. I do not know who I am.*
1:15 So Vulcans don't feel love? Then how are there Vulcans? Do their parents conceive children because it is logical?
Yes because it's logical
Incredibly, that was exactly the response of Sarek, Spock's father when explaining his marriage to a human.
Marriette Hartley... A face that could launch a thousand ships
Yeah, I've seen her face so many times but couldn't recall where, when I saw it here I was like, "Hey, I know her."
I went and looked her up in IMDB, and that woman has had a LOOOOOONG, successful career in Hollywood. She's impressive.
Love there connection
4:00
I wonder what episode and episode is the first one in this. Noxious potions...I absolutely love their friendship and banter. Wondering if there will be more after Beyond?
mic boom shadow at 5:20 - upper left of screen
Can you do some from the movies?
2.27!! 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓
Where are the other episodes listed???? I only see four??
All the scenes in the latter half are from that one episode.
What episode is at 1:08?
Season 3 Episode 19….The Requiem For Methuselah….
14.30 Stephen King's The Langoliers. (free on tube)
5:25
Which episode or season is the beginning part of this?
"Yet you are pumping him full of your noxious potions as if he were a human?"
Me watching stupid star trek videos on youtube 6:24 ...yep...that checks out...
Zontar Prevails !
I believe that is debatable Sir.
Is it just me or did McCoy pour Spock a double?
I love the original series ! Where they truly struggled with the deepest aspects of the human condition, now they just seem to struggle with there sexualities
Is sexuality not part of being a human?
This is Star Trek, not that garbage they call Discovery and Picard.
Sarpeidon
I'll still take Spock vs Data. It would be WW6. I'd bet Spock!
I stay away love precisely because I know what it does. Lose your mind, job, licenses, home, savings, sleep on the streets, become crazy. Become too Hollywood. Or worse. Bollywood.
Lol
I don't like it but now I'm sure
Bones is kind, brave, compassionate and overall really great, but man can he be a racist idiot sometimes. Like??? Whaddya mean you feel sorry for Spock because love isn't written in his book?? Under what rock have you been living for the last three years??
@RedneckSpaceMan xD xD I think we'll excuse you.
I'm not convinced it's that he's racist. I see it as him getting frustrated at Spock for being so stubborn about not showing emotion for any reason, and other times he is just teasing, as friends do. In one episode when Spock saved Mccoy's life, Spock stubbornly refused to admit that he did it because he cared about his friend. I do think there were times when the doctor went a bit too far, though. Spock does feel, whether he admits it or not.
More of a speciesist - prejudice against other species.
@@karamoss4130 In science fiction, "race" is often used for different species of sapient beings/people. Even in real life, people use terms like "the human race". It's arbitrary.
Sometimes I wish they could curse in the show, sometimes I think the characters wish the same
Why...curse to just curse.
Are you out of your V****n mind???
“…shipload of humans…” and “…forgot about his Vulcan ears.”
Well Kirk did say "let's get the hell out of here" in "City on the edge of forever" and McCoy said to Spock "don't give me your damnable logic" basically saying damn.
I really don’t like when they say pointing ear and green blood.!!!! It’s so many episodes do you get annoyed....
McCoy is my favorite racist lol
Right... 😂 I was thinking about that and his comments on Vulcans are actually racist
Yeah you will never see another character like that again . The modern perspective would kill the show .
@@antwan1357 tbh he kind of got on my nerves at some point with his comments so did jim ahha my favorite was always Spock !
McCoy was and always will be that politically incorrect guy who strangely could challenge Spock's intelligence , and was Spock's favorite frenemy. As bantering with McCoy was a great way to get him thinking up solutions.
@@antwan1357 true I did love the character. I just thought sometimes he was unfair to Spock but in the end they were all great characters with flaws and good qualities! Star trek was so ahead of its time!
I never realised just how racist McCoy was!
He is not for Christ's sake...Stop all the babbling about racism...give it a rest..have a sense of humor...every freaking tribe (nation, people, clans, etc) make fun of others that are different...it is and it will always be...Stop the "Virtue Signaling"
He not racist
Ignorant one.
Racism is a term made up by man
Yup. Always calling Spock out for not acting human enough... yeah, right...! I should have said speciesist...
thejma724 I don’t even know what virtue signalling is, mate.