MR SPOCK | I AM THE EX ... [ 2023 ]
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This news really changes everything
I cant believe how wrong I've been
Convenienced myself we shared the same feelings
I wont make that mistake again
She's happy and care free the opposite of me
I can do the calculus
for her I set aside my need to analyze now I'm wrecked and searching for why
I'm the ex
I've got no one but myself to blame
I've betrayed my core philosophy
An ending reason must be marginal
Lest I drown in this sea of pain
I'm so dysfunctional
Weak and emotional
Feelings I just cant contain
Escaping this misery or breaking free not a possibility
I solve for why in my computation
But missed vital information
The variable so devastating
I'm the ex
I'm the ex
I'm the ex
Thanks you bro ! What a SONG !!!
Right, It hits hard for an ex of mine. I admit I didn't really get into the episode until this song and instantly loved it
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I thought it had a double meaning: "I solved for Y in my computation ... I'm the X" Am I reading too much into it?
@@tonibywaters7706No, you’re right
It’s in the subtitles on the episode at least
If you turn on the subtitles on Paramount+, the first verse is "I'm the ex," and then the ending is "I'm the X." Such a beautiful play on words showing his transition from the more human emotional reaction of getting dumped, to the more Vulcan analytical reaction of realizing he's the variable.
Variable. Yes. Now I understand better. (I'm not a native English speaker). X and y made just little sense to me.
@@AvesPasseri-JinysvetHe is referring to x-axis and y-axis on a graph. Like MeyaRoseGirl said, "beautiful play on words".
I'd like to see the lyrics from the subtitles. But I don't think Spock should blame himself for the breakup. It was Chapel who was afraid of continuuing.
Uhura's song had a markedly similar translation from beginning to end, but it was emotional so you would miss it if you were Steve Shives or just reading the subtitles.
I suspected AI on the lyrics
UHURA: She's just not that into you. Do the math.
SPOCK: [literally does the math]
Don't worry Boimler, the old Spock is coming back.
This is probably the best written song of the episode.
It's definitely my favorite. Amazing
good that smiling spock freaked me out
That's actually what I find sad about it. Thanks to Boimler, Spock had an idea of what his future was supposed to be. This song shows that he was willing to ignore that for Christine.
La'ans solo was also epic
@@Blasted2Oblivionthat's the thing, he wasn't the only one to do it, Christine also heard the reasoning and likely chose to distance herself from him to preserve the future spock that would save the galaxy many times over
Can we please talk about the composers of these amazing songs?? So well structured and perfect for each character
Ditto!
The only issue I have with this episode is I can't get any of the songs out of my head now. They are all so well written.
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Did anyone else notice that the music is the same as for Chapel's, "I'm Ready". Nice play musically. Uhura witnesses both events in her friend's lives.
I’m with Uhura, my heart broke seeing Spock go through this. Poor guy. Ethan Peck is one hell of an actor!
@forrestpenrod2294 He needed to go through that. Nurse was playing games, saw that from the beginning. You know how it is...we tend to fall in love with people that don't want us. Like most of us men, Spock had to learn the hard way.
I mean ya, he gave up his engagement to be with her. I’m actually pretty pissed at her to treat him like that. Yes she got a once in a lifetime chance, but could have been more compassionate.
@@motif5775 I disagree that Chapel was playing games. I think she was afraid. They established in prior episodes that while she tended to go with the flow for people she was attracted too, she tended to fear continued closeness with someone (at the dinner with Spock, she said "Being in a relationship is...mutual sacrifice. Pretty much why I avoid them."
The precise moment Uhura fell in love with Spock
@@motif5775 : Ummm. Misogyny much?
This is the exact moment Spock embraces the cool, analytical Vulcan side and forsakes those emotions.
To spare himself from the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune and avoid the whips and scorns of time that come with more vigorously embracing the spate of emotions endemic to romantic pair-bonding.
I would say that Spock never completely abandoned his emotions, he just got better at living with them.
I always interpreted Spock as being mostly in denial of his emotions in the original series.
I mean really it's the culmination. He opened himself to his emotions during the Gorn episode when he let himself get angry to lure the Gorn hatchling, then in the same episode he experiences massive grief with Hemmer's death, then after confusing lust with Chapel he experiences potentially his first real heartbreak here. It all makes sense that he'd be ready to pull back
@@victorpradha9946to sleep no more, and thus end the thousand natural heartaches that this flesh is heir to, a consummation truely to be wished. (Good Hamlet reference).
Somewhere in eternity, Gregory Peck is looking upon all of this smiling and laughing with unbridled Joy.
His Grandson doing him proud.
I love his bottom notes... surprised by how good his voice is and those low notes make me tingle...
Ethan Peck really surprised me in this episode. I don't know if the man knows it but he has a voice that is made for singing.
Love the little low notes he hits
That baritone perfection. You should listen to Lacrimas Profundere - Filthy notes for frozen hearts album. From Germany, I think. Its full on baritone in those kind of notes.
OMG. That is exactly what I love about this song! Those isolated low notes!
And this from someone who has never sang before (according to the producers).
I think a little auto tune helped.
@@BlackberryDazed Yes, some auto tune was definitely deployed during this episode. :)
Kinda funny a musical number being the part where spocks human half starts to retreat back into his vulcan teachings again
True! It’s also really funny that Spock is the first person to sing in the episode
@@RavenclawNimbusyeah, it's the only thing that does not really make sense in the explanation of why they sing. What kind of emotional up did the people singing this first song had. And Spock the first one? Maybe he was emotionally moved that the experiment worked in a peculiar way? 🤣
@@AvesPasseri-JinysvetI think this episode was mainly about him. He sang the first song. Then had the deepest song in the episode (this song), which I believe is the same beat. At the end of the episode, that was the instrumental that was playing. Quite fascinating, lol.
Why are you all lying?
I fail to see the logic in calling opinions lies.
Ethan literally won a fan for life with this episode! 😂
Two!
@@pedroRodriguesMD Three!
Four❤
Five!
The fact the "I'm ready" and Spocks Reprise "I'm the Ex" are the same song but dropped a level is spectacular. This was on par with Once more with Feeling for me.
Be interesting to see if they could be worked into a medley
Out of all the songs, this one hits the hardest and is the most relatable. We've all been there.
Yep.
Another fallen soldier.
But given this is a prequel, and we know how things turned out. its nice the timeline is telling him somehow, and us
Everything is gonna be ok, dont worry
I am convinced that Boimler and Mariner going back in time was actually a pre-destination paradox (as evidenced by how the Orion’s were only given credit because of their actions). Meaning Boimler was always meant to tell Chapel and Spock their future.
yeah... the fact that Orions were the ones who discovered the portal before they went back in time evidences that. he was supposed to mention that to make the Spock he knows exist, and therefore completing the circle. damn, I hate time travel
Which is a really terrible way to write it because why can't Spock be happy and still be his analytical Vulcan self?
@@bartolomeestebanmurillo4459that spock doesn’t save the universe, several times.
Dude has a solid voice. Awesome. ....yeah those variables from outta nowhere will getcha every time...
Solid baritone.
If you change the words, it could easily become a ballad for a Western.
I was rewatching TOS after this episode and there’s this bit in the 2nd episode where Uhura is trying to get Spock to show some emotion, which was initially just establishing the characters, but with this context it’s actually just a sad plea for her friend to show both sides of himself.
Well that and the fact she knows he has a cracking voice so she probably wants him to join her a cappella group.
Yeah I love how this show adds depth to a lot of TOS interactions
I'm embarrassed to admit how many times I've listened to this 😅 But I just can't stop myself. Definitely the best song of the episode.
SAME
Cool. Now Ethan Peck needs to do The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins.
Still waiting for Zach Quinto to do it.
NOOOOOOOO NOT THAT!!!
Bilbo.... Bilbo Baggin's.....he's only 3ft tall.
My favorite song in the episode. Perfect fit for the character with a clever play on words about X and Y in calculus and him being the ex in his relationship searching for why. Vocals and music were performed perfectly.
I was so hurt for Spock. She's pining away for him all that time, then gets him, then sings that she's ecstatic to leave him? I get it's because of the crossover episode where she realizes she's not in his future but I don't forgave her callousness.
And I don't think Christine will ever forgive herself for how she chose to handle breaking up with him once the whole whirlwind romance and aborted engagement with Roger Korby shows her that Spock - flaws and all - was always the right choice. It's an rather interesting way to allow for TOS Chapel's pining for Spock to be re-contextualized as a woman working alongside someone she once loved and lost through not fighting harder and believing BS about not being meant for one another, trying to get him back and the guy politely stonewalling her because of the pain she caused him.
@@generalilbis You do not screw over your partner. She did.
@georgepierson4920 Well, by that logic, Spock was already doing that by having something with Christine when still engaged to T'Pring. Neither Spock nor Chapel are innocents in their relationship, but yeah...Christine did Spock dirty by not making sure he was told about the fellowship immediately after she found out she got picked.
I think she probably would have been a bit less callous about it if it hadn’t been for the music anomaly. It was forcing her to share her honest emotional truth, when she would normally have at least been a little more diplomatic about it.
@@icecreamdf5259 Yeah there's a lot of people going at her for being callous about it and...did y'all miss the part where everyone's under the influence of a reality-altering phenomenon? Even this song is still Spock bluntly admitting things to Uhura he'd normally never express.
"I won't make that mistake again." It seems such a natural response. How much emotional scarring has that phrase caused?
Oh. He'll love again. Just not romantically.
After all there's a reason he says "I have been and always shall be your friend" to one particular person.
Such a moving moment. Ethan Peck delivered the song perfectly.
God, I CANNOT get this song out of my head!
He did amazing still keeping in character while singing ❤
At first I could not imagine the preposterous idea “on broadway trek.” I have completely changed my mind. I just love it and want to buy this episode.
I cannot believe how many times I have played this episode! I want the sound track!
Best song of the whole episode
Yup! And I hate musicals, for me the only musical that I saw a lot of times and loved it was GREASE! He sings like Depeche Mode meets... Lacrimas Profundere or HIM... Love it! Gonna make a cover!
exactly my situation today this song
I liked the first song the most, but this is definitely my second favorite
@@pedroRodriguesMD I loath musicals and i cringed when i saw this epp was going to be singing, how wrong i was
I skipped all the singing parts. But this one hit me strong@@DebOxy
The sad thing about this to me is that he was willing to ignore what Boimler said about his future to be with Christine.
Oh I would! A second in love is worth more then a lifetime of loneliness.
@@pedroRodriguesMDbut tks to that idiot the relationship is ruined boimer for once in your life SHUT THE HELL UP
@@pedroRodriguesMDbloody imeclie thought by reading he know everything there somethings people kept hidden like spock failed relationship with Chapple he should thought of that
The best part of this song, imo, is how Ethan plays it to a T. Like you can see at the end, as the song sorta crescendos, he lets out more emotion in his voice in face but restrains it. At the end, he reverts back to almost completely Vulcan.
The voice of Ethan Peck 🔥🤤❤
Searching for Y, I’m the X. This bar was logical 🔥
Ethan Peck has an AWESOME bass tone to him 😗👌🖖
Those low notes make me shiver.
Thats Baritone. It is my preference in music too. Started with Frank Sinatra, believe it or not. But in electronic, rock and love metal, was a "hybrid son" of Frank Sinatra with Depeche Mode and Type O Negative in the mix ( early Type O Negative). There are a lot of bands using that now. But they usually dont get the fame they deserve. Underrated. Most from Finland, but sing in English : Charon, For My Pain, Negative (baritone but tries to go more Mid range), The 69 Eyes, Lacrimas Profundere ( 1st Vocalist and early albuns with the second one), HIM, and my own personal attempt "cough cough" My Deception. But there are more, that I keep forgetting... Oh ! Tunes of Dawn . And in Electro there are a lot of German bands. I can only remember Covenant, (not Kovenant), Diary of Dreams...
Try HIM - ITS ALL TEARS ( the original or the one live at 1998 ).
as someone who loves musicals and scifi……..bravo……more please!
LOL have to ever seen the Robot Chicken Star Trek 2 opera?
Love this song and Ethan's performance
I can't believe I didn't catch the similarities between Christine's and Spock's songs. The musical arraignments follow each other, and if you write down the lyrics of one, you can listen to the other and almost parallel the other one. Both songs interweave each other in a way that I didn't catch until now. Brilliant!!!
I love his voice. This was the best episode!
All I can say is what beautiful voices these actors have and he has an amazing deep voice.
Grandpa Peck would be so proud.
00:35 - That "Calculus" and "Y" line reference was a "bar".......I straight up paused the show and dropped my jaw, as Spock started dropping the mic. Loved the Lyricism displayed here kudos to the writer Pusha T level stuff....and yes the same melody but slowed down as Chapel's song earlier "I'm Ready"....showing Spock's more somber and deeply hurt 'flip-side' of the emotions she was having.......and yes all true Star Trek fans will be humming this tune at work for a long time to come.....don't apologize Uhura for those ear-worms!!!!!.....LOL!!!!
Such a velvety voice! And it explains how they went from bedfellows to distant work buddies.
This episode did teach me something about myself -- that I might possibly like musicals.. if they're in the right setting.
Anyone else notice that this is a reprise of Chapel's song I'm Ready? Its the same tune just turned down and stripped back to make it sad instead of happy. Like a real musical would. Brilliant episode. Loved everything about it. This one and the Lower Decks crossover aren't just my favorite from this season but some of the best Trek I've ever seen. Period.
Only Spock could make a song about a quadratic equation into world wide hit.
I love this one, how its written with Spock singing about being Christine’s ex and trying to work out what went wrong by an equation with Christine is the Y and he is the X.
Chapel did him dirty, my heart broke when he came up on them celebrating knowing he was being purposefully left out. 💔 cant blame the music on that!
Note Peck's body english as he paces back and forth. He crosses his arms across his chest, and later walks with his hands locked behind him. Both of those mannerisms are classic Leonard Nimoy. He's channelling.
this was my favorite song and performance. vulcan Emo is where it's at!
i was genuenly shocked when the "normal" character cast turns out to have singing voice that rivals plenty of top notch musicians. especially our boy here, this song is so insane
There's is defiantly some auto tuning happening for some of them
Auto tune my friend, that's the real "magic", it allows even some "rappers" to sing at the right tone
I love the way he approaches the word "pain". Perfect. Great song. Wonderful performance.
By the time he gets here in the song, I feel the screaming of the Vulcan's broken heart. I hear Sarek screaming too (ST TNG). Screaming.
@@EdiaStanfordBruceVulcans love deeply. It's amazing Sarek managed to find love again with a woman who understands that his heart will always belong to Amanda and Spock.
But you know...
This is how he can look Stonn and T'Pring in the eyes and say, "Having is not the same as wanting." After all, he wanted Chapman, but having her didn't bring him the happiness he thought it could.
Even on first viewing, I knew he'd speak the last line. This one hurts.
"Change my core philosophy" while he's in Engineering. Nice!
This was heartbreaking, though I know the lore well and good. I am really impressed with the dips to bass that he did throughout the song.
Brilliant. Just brilliant. He's the Ex. And the 'X' in the equation he can't solve. Wonderful performance and writing.
Who penned these lyrics? This is the best song in the whole show
My favorite song from the episode!!!!!!👍🏾
Dude i dont even have context but DAMN
Nurse Chapel broke up with Spock; she's overjoyed that she got accepted into a medical fellowship, and Spock is lamenting that he's feeling left behind.
It’s even worse if you see Chapel’s song that caused this one. Look up SNW “I’m Ready”, it’s brutal.
@@forrestpenrod2294the worst part is Spock forced her into it. She didn’t want to discuss it, but Spock and Uhura needed someone to sing so they could gather more data. Brutal that Spock got more scientific data but in a very painful package.
@@BigNoseDog Spock continues to take the biggest Ls to save the Enterprise lol
TBF to him though she had plenty of opportunity to give him a heads up, even just before the song happened. "Hey I got good news but its complicated matters." IDK its messy but it was like, naturally messy and I appreciate that.
Chapel's song has the same musical theme, just faster and more upbeat. It's a nice detail of how Chapel and Spock are opposites.
Interesting...even ENTERPRISE go involved in this number... watch the statis lights behind him as he moves inro the first refain...keeping time with him and the beat...
Damn.
This two part duet with Christinr is fabulously creative and soulful. She did what she had to in order to save the future.
It took me several listening to realize that this song and Christine's share the same melody and some lyrics. The tones are so drastically different.
@@commenter4898 I'm Ready is in the key of A, I'm The X is F#m, the relative minor chord to A.
This is primarily why we have major/minor keys in music. As someone once told me "It's not so much what keys you play but WHY you play them".
The F#m chord and the A chord have the following notes in common:
A
C#
These two chords share these two notes, A and C#. The F#m chord is spelled F# A C#, and the A chord is spelled A C# E. So, the A and C# notes are the common tones between the two chords.
This is why I'm Ready and I'm The X share the same melody. You're correct.
Oh it's a pun. He's the ex and the X. The variable in the equation for why the relationship didn't work. Clever.
I was about to write off this episode under "WTF Was That?", but Spock's number here really redeemed it.
You missed a lot then if that was your reaction until this point.
No one come at me, but if Chapel doesn't become one of the most hated characters for what she did to Spock, I will be astounded
Shit like this happens, most TV shows deals with romance that way (it comes and goes). However, this is a prequel, so the fans (and even newcomers like myself) were aware about Spock's future. I do think it's a bit premature to cut off this romance at the root, because there was a chance this series could lead into a alternative time-line... which is the safest choice by the way, gives more freedom for the writers to go bunkers... but nope, the writers decided to stay true to the source, completely destroying the Spock and La'an respective romances, it was a bold choice
now i understand why in the TOS MS.Chapel is always trying to get with Spock and he pushes her away.
It changes what we see in TOS from her having a mostly unrequited crush on Spock to him being the one that got away and her being the one that broke his heart.
@@hyrinshratu you can look at it that way as well , but he was willing to be with her but then she pulls away after Bomler tells her Spock needs to be more Vulcan to do what he needs to do .I am sure you watched the very end of this episode, she smiles at him and he is like" i want nothing to do with you"..
Almost Sondheim in its lyrical precision. And the unexpected way Ethan drops his tone gives it a wonderfully stark sombreness. The use of Chapel's music is so neat, too.
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The same song in it's relative minor key.
I didnt noticed that it is the same song!! Nice. Still prefer his, more somber.
@@pedroRodriguesMD I'm Ready is in A, I'm The X in F#m.
@@WilliamAFergusonnot the case.
Chapel's is in Dm and Spock's is down a Major 6th, in F#m.
The difference is their range, NOT major/minor.
Damn good songs this one with the nurse's. And those ones in the begining..
He captured "Spock" and the true Hell he must have felt. The songs were spot on... we knew Spock was a musician but Leonard Nimoy would have approved. Peck is "Spock" his acting and singing are so TOS and explains how his attitude towards women evolved. They Vulcan couldn't catch a break.
So damn moving.
That was the best song in the episode. I love it ❤
Best song of the episode, who new that hot Spock could sing. The second best is Nurse Chapel's song.
They are the same song, with different instruments.
@chazmania3644 True, however I prefer his version as he builds to an emotional ending in the song.
Gute Stimme
Oh my. I am in love with Ethan Peck.
Mega good episode 🙂
Don’t worry mate, you’ll soon meet Captain James T Kirk. The one person who will truly accept you for who you really are!
Gay?
All right, calm down. Men can be friends and accepting of each other without being gay. Friendship has nothing to do with sexuality. Don't you have that friend who is there for you when things get rough?
@@zakiya1635 I never mentioned anything about it being gay.
@@coolcucumber372not you, that Pierson bloke.
Absolutely loved this episode
I knew this would happen nurse Chapel was always going to break spocks heart. But I couldn't imagine that they would do it like that
Nurse Chapel tried to have the conversation in private. Spock demanded they talk about it publicly. While I have sympathy for Spock, as breakups almost always suck, he brought this upon himself.
OMG he’s a baritone! Yaas baas!! ❤
I'm I the only one that gets a Chris Cornell vibe from this song? Nicely done!
You're not the only one...Sean Ferrick of Trek Culture said the same thing about this song, noting the opening lines felt very Cornell-like.
Who doesn’t love a calculus play on words!?! If any character could find a way to perfectly use math to express emotions, it’s Spock!
Spock with the vocals tho.
I wasn’t sure about a musical episode but who knew they can sing I mean Spock can’t believe it was finale
Brilliant!
Part of me wants to hate this for being so gimicky
But i really like the execution... Really digging these songs
Love this
I absolutely loved this episode.
What i like about this musical is that there is some logic why they sing. Not like those Disney movies
I watch the show in german and Spocks english voice really got me😂.
❤the best!❤Yes for all who have been through rough break ups💔🎯 Awesome! 💯🎉
Spock gets cuter and cuter with each remake💕
Damn he can sing for a man who doesn't feel emotion. Excellent performance.
Vulcans *do* feel emotions. They just *can't* let them be as free as they can be with humans.
Interesting on the one word low's then right back into the mid-range. I wonder if this was cut to achieve that...
I love how spock's song is a reprise of chapel's
Damn his voice is so good!
This hits hard.
I solved for Y in my computation but missed vital information. The variable so devastating. I'm the X.
I watched the episode with caption on.
So this is how SNW Spock became TOS Spock?
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Это песня хороша тем что она подходит для каждого из нас...
It's fascinating that you can compare Algebra to Love.
This song has a twinge of Phantom of the Opera feel to it....anyone else feel that?