I appreciate how before every major action taken by the Enterprise, Kirk would always address the whole crew, notifying them of what was about to happen and often offering reassurance and encouragement. It's one thing I really miss from the later captains.
In the 23rd and 24th centuries they create inertial dampers which are futuristic "seatbelts". Presumably this is so there were no straps hanging down from the chairs.
@@rogergay9575 And yet in almost every episode the inertial dampers don't do their job properly and everyone gets thrown out of their seats. Why don't they have seatbelts?
Because Picard didn’t think much of Kirk’s experiences. Remember, in “The Naked Now”, when Crusher told Picard about Kirk’s experience at Psi 2000, Picard scoffed “decades ago, light years away”.
At a convention in Boston I'd heard Mr. Doohan speaking in his natural voice free of the Scots accent. It was quite a revelation. He also did the voice of Sargon in the episode "Return to Tomorrow."
I suppose if microscopic tardigrades can exist in the vacuum of space this thing can. No water, extreme cold, massive x-ray radiation, gamma radiation, etc., but hey why not?
I appreciate how before every major action taken by the Enterprise, Kirk would always address the whole crew, notifying them of what was about to happen and often offering reassurance and encouragement. It's one thing I really miss from the later captains.
You wouldn't think a map of Malta would be so... purple.
Kirk.. "Dr. McCoy to the bridge!"
Nurse.. "he cant now, hes sportin a woodie"
There’s a blooper from this scene where DeForest Kelley’s hands end up going way farther up than what was ultimately shown.
"The Crew discovered a 11,000 mile long single turd."
They dropped a probe as a warning to other vessels and quickly left.
Nichelle Nichols is one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen.
Right beautiful even as she got older
@@carycimino7699 absolutely! Even at 89 years old, hers was a timeless beauty.
This was one of my top 5 TOS episodes.
"The Immunity Syndrome." My favorite episode of all time! Scared me to death as a little kid when i first saw this episode!
Didn't they know seatbelts were invented in 1885?
In the 23rd and 24th centuries they create inertial dampers which are futuristic "seatbelts".
Presumably this is so there were no straps hanging down from the chairs.
Star Trek takes place in another dimension where seatbelts weren't invented until the time of Picard and the 90s experienced an eugenics war! 🖖
Wouldn't be as fun or dramatic if they simply stayed in their seats. 😜
@@rogergay9575 And yet in almost every episode the inertial dampers don't do their job properly and everyone gets thrown out of their seats. Why don't they have seatbelts?
@@justinpontarelli4368star wars enters chat. lol
I like all the monster of the week TOS episodes. This is one of my favorites.
Always liked this one "Immunity" as well as the similar "Obsession".
Like the seatbelt! Lol don't know what McCoy's doing with the nurse
He said yank
McCoy was balls deep when they tried to break away
Funny!
1:18 Bones copping a feel.
There’s a blooper where DeForest Kelley grabs both handfuls.
1:17 the ship is tilted sideways, but the computer chip file thingies on the table never move.
Spock, the excellent science officer!!
I like the little part where Dr McCoy
appoints himself captain
and gives Mr Spock an order....
I like Chekov's "oooh kaaayyy... I'm not sure about this idea".
Episodes like this make me wonder why Picard didn't take more care when dealing with that null zone (Where Silence Has Lease).
Because Picard didn’t think much of Kirk’s experiences. Remember, in “The Naked Now”, when Crusher told Picard about Kirk’s experience at Psi 2000, Picard scoffed “decades ago, light years away”.
Kirk: is it Female?? Perhaps I can have some long conversations with it.
She cannae tak no moorr ciptin
Ah'm givin er oll she's goht!
At a convention in Boston I'd heard Mr. Doohan speaking in his natural voice free of the Scots accent. It was quite a revelation.
He also did the voice of Sargon in the episode "Return to Tomorrow."
I suppose if microscopic tardigrades can exist in the vacuum of space this thing can. No water, extreme cold, massive x-ray radiation, gamma radiation, etc., but hey why not?
Cosmic radiation?
How did it get there?
Tardigrades were hitchhikers.
Space germs. The stuff of Star Trek lore. Does anyone have any penicillin?
Wow 😮
What happens on April 5 2063??? 🤔
First contact between the Vulcans and Humans, after Zephram Cochrane flies his warp drive experiment and gets the attention of a passing Vulcan ship.
Enlightenment
It's a Friday
@@mattdandersn For a certain general, it was only Tuesday.
Deweirdo needs to step into the ring with Mike Tyson
We are scientists in our lab..Looking through the microscope, the little glass slides, they never lie.. How can this small mind cope?
Miles??? 😁
No "Royale With Cheese" in Star Trek!
Sounds like a present day America female.
Yank us out of the zone?
An amoeba thousands of miles long....only 1 dude could do that.....Fauchi ! ! !
An amoeba bigger than Planet Earth!
Ha ha, it's his damn Gain Of Function research. D'oh!
volume is low
Turn your volume up on your device then.
So what was this episode about?
Amoebas are supposed to be very small