I love how after Kirk says "Request denied!" You can see Uhura, behind Kirk, slap off the communication button. It's like an extra emphasis on Kirk's reply. Like, "Hell yeah!"
This has "cold war" written all over it. Well written, well acted, well thought out. Granted, the original series had its flaws, but when it was good, nothing beat it. And Kirk was THE captain.
It was a good episode, but the first season they were still working out who the characters were, what was the organization of Starfleet and the United Federation of Planets, and what kind of stories they wanted to tell. Either because of production time or the network's decision the first episode aired was said to be "The Man Trap" which was a monster show that Rodenberry and others didn't really want to represent Star Trek. I didn't realize until recently that it should have been called "The Honey Trap"
For those who may not know, the voice of Balok was Ted Cassidy, who played Ruk on the episode, “What Are Little Girls Made If?” He was best known as Lurch on The Addams Family.”
Ted Cassidy was a very talented man in many ways. A talented athlete and did many other voiceovers including in the Movie classic “The Ten Commandments “, he did the voice of Almighty God or as he told Moses when he was asked his name, the Great “I am “.
Captain’s Log: While playing poker with the Commander of the alien ship Pesarius, we raised with an old Earth tactic called “mutually assured destruction.” Note commendation for Yeoman Rand for taking the initiative during a life or death encounter and remembering to put bourbon in the Captain’s coffee.
It was a good episode to be sure, but it wasn't one of the 24 or so I bought 30+ years ago on VHS, either because I wasn't that interested in it, or it might not have been available since the store manager didn't want to stock all 79 episodes on the shelf. He made people "special order" the ones they wanted. I did that once, and when I came to pick it up saw a box full of "special orders" of Star Trek episodes for other people. How many VHS tapes might he have sold if they were on the shelf?
@@mnirwin5112 yes, that's a new bit of information to me as well, maybe she could see there was greatness here, something not just of its time but a message for future generations.
Fun Fact: Nichelle Nichols had to say the same line so many times in this episode she turned to the camera and said, “If I have to ‘open hailing frequencies’ one more time I’m going to blow up this Goddamn panel.”
I liked her role, but when you rewatch these you can see she had very limited acting skills. She was originally a singer, dating Rodenberry, and probably never really trained as an actor before.
@@timonsolus That was arguably the best episode generally. I wouldn't say she was "awesome" in it. She was good in the scenes with Sulu; not nearly as good in some earlier scenes in the episode, such as when trying to convey to Kirk she was afraid.
"I do not wish to place you under arrest." "You wouldn't dare." Spock signals security officers. "You're bluffing." "Vulcans never bluff." "No. No, I don't suppose that they do. Very well, Mr. Spock, the bridge is yours." -The Doomsday Machine.
Spock's personal log entry that day: "Jim never had seconds of MY coffee... And I make pretty good coffee. But that night, we both discovered Yuban.... Yuban, with richness worth a second cup.....
Just realized how clever the lighting and half an half shadowing of cast faces along with sudden zoom in's and low cameras, no one dose that anymore and a salute to that fabulous underrated Trek Orchestra that simulated love and power, panic
The enterprise has been trapped and disabled by an alien in a starship the size of a small moon and threatened with their total destruction. Still gotta have coffee.
Superior race, superior technology but still couldn’t develop a more believable looking puppet image when communicating with other life forms. LOL. Still the greatest show ever
It was the third episode filmed, her first episode and they weren't quite so picky back then about a "Starfleet" or "United Earth Space Probe Agency" and it's history or better yet, Uhura's character is so minor that nobody was too concerned about her. They wised up a little later on I guess.
@@JnEricsonx Nimoy actually explained that. In the original pilot, Jeffrey Hunter is a very quiet, "internal" actor and that works-provided the other main person in the scene isn't playing it the same way. So Spock needed to be more visible with what he was thinking and feeling. William Shatner is almost the opposite of Hunter in terms of style. That let Nimoy pull Spock back quite a bit. And it's not the only time he let a little bit of it show. Vulcans are in control of their emotions-they're not emotionless
Interesting. Wonder if this is the first time a phaser has been used for something other than shooting someone. She used it to heat up coffee. Truly a miracle since they don't have old fashioned coffee makers anymore apparently.
Gotta love George's lines. No wonder they have been at it with each other. Sulu: Somethings happening captain. Kirk: Something Sulu? There's always something going on. Can you be more specific? Sulu: look! Kirk: Specifics Sulu. How about you just say, they are coming this way? Oh, wait a minute, they already are. What you mean to say is that a small piece of them has splintered off. Nothing to worry about, then. You just stay focused on the mother ship. Once we take care of it, we will go for there escape pod. Sulu: Is that what that is? Kirk: Good golly Mr. Sulu. Here's our chance. Lock in on the mother ship and fire photon torpedoes on my command! Sulu: Don't use that tone of voice with me bill!
I'm such a geek, I noticed a continuity with the sphere and that small ship in relation to the Enterprise. When the sphere approached the Enterprise, it was so enormous that they had to decrease magnification so they could see the entire sphere. Then this smaller ship appears. According to how big things are supposed to be, even this smaller ship would be much larger than the Enterprise (adjusting for the demagnification) lol. However, later on it's shown as much smaller than the Enterprise.
End of this video, seeing Nichelle and Grace together. Oh, Jesus!! ❤ Most people say that Nichelle looked best in red, but seeing her in that gold uniform ...... I don't know about that!! 💛 💛 (Sweater puppies.)
If only they had a Wesley Crusher of their own. He could pull himself out of time, and fix every bad situation, of every episode of Star Trek TOS. The Mozart of Time and Space. The Organians, Metrons, Melkotians, Trelane, Charlie X, Nomad, The Doomsday Machine............. wouldn't stand a chance against THE WESLEY.
The rank system of StarTrek universe resembles th United States Navy & th British Royal Navy.Rank is indicated by gold solid or dotted braids on sleeves.Shirt color indicates crew members' branch.Command & helm personnel wear green/gold shirts.Operations, engineering & security personnel wear red.Science & medical personnel wear blue.All w/ black collars &undershirts.Certain operations & engineering wore red jumpsuits w/ white undershirts.Frequent death of security, led the popular term redshirt
It's much simpler to remember Gold for command, Red for operations, Blue for sciences. Hence why Spock and McCoy both wear blue. Medical is sciences; life sciences, but sciences nonetheless.
Why was Lieutenant Uhura's uniform a different color? She is technically an officer, so it is the right color, but I'm wondering why in this episode and not in others.
This was the third regular episode, so refinements were still happening. And- unlike the Berman Era- continuity wasn't THAT big of a deal at the time, even to Roddenberry.
Much (wrongful) fuss was made over the years about Lucille Balls' supposed brilliance and girl power bad-assedness as the lone female standing her ground in the male-dominated world of Hollywood TV production. Baloney! Yes, she was a legendary performer, a smart & dedicated lady and just all around great person. And yes, ultimately we all have Lucy to "thank" for Star Trek (and Mission Impossible and Mannix). Not because she specifically backed the show so much, but because Lucy "went to bat" for the management team she hired (Herb Solow being one) to help her ailing/failing studio operation get back on top. After Desi Arnaz's departure in 1960, Desilu's fortunes dwindled quickly. Lucy continued working hard on her own TV show but didn't necessarily have what it took to successfully run the studio. That just wasn't her thing. She owned the company, not the business acumen. Lucy didn't even know what Star Trek was initially. She thought it was a "South Seas show". After the initial scripts were sent to her dressing room, she apparently never read them, only glanced at the cover page and summary, picked up the snippets "STAR Trek" and "USS Enterprise" and thought it was a show about American soldiers in the South Seas, being entertained by USO entertainers/stars (no joke!) because in her mind, that's what "USS Enterprise" and "Star Trek" meant and naturally, that would all take place in front of the pretty backdrop of the South Seas, because, why not? After it was all explained to her, she backed the production not because she believed in the show so much, but in the management team she hired to develop such programs.
You can tell this is an early episode in several ways. Janice Rand is there: that's obvious. But the lighting sucks and the actors' skin looks like shit. Uhura is all sweaty for some reason. And the silver-colored foam coffee cup is laughable.
I love how after Kirk says "Request denied!" You can see Uhura, behind Kirk, slap off the communication button.
It's like an extra emphasis on Kirk's reply. Like, "Hell yeah!"
Balok's puppet used to scare the hell out of me when I was a kid. Innocent times, man.
Yes it scared me too
And me
Same for my little sister. She was three. I was six, so I was OK. Though maybe creeped-out a little..
oh yeah me too
I love the 'Belay that, let him sweat for a change' he is the King of bluff is Kirk.
This has "cold war" written all over it.
Well written, well acted, well thought out.
Granted, the original series had its flaws, but when it was good, nothing beat it.
And Kirk was THE captain.
This was the first regular episode filmed. Amazing how good TOS was right out of the gate.
It was a good episode, but the first season they were still working out who the characters were, what was the organization of Starfleet and the United Federation of Planets, and what kind of stories they wanted to tell. Either because of production time or the network's decision the first episode aired was said to be "The Man Trap" which was a monster show that Rodenberry and others didn't really want to represent Star Trek. I didn't realize until recently that it should have been called "The Honey Trap"
For those who may not know, the voice of Balok was Ted Cassidy, who played Ruk on the episode, “What Are Little Girls Made If?” He was best known as Lurch on The Addams Family.”
He had a very distinctive voice.
Get actor. Like catsup, I can't imagine living without him.
No, It was Walker Edmiston. He did the voice of Clint Howard as Balok. The puppets voice Yes.
Ted Cassidy was a very talented man in many ways. A talented athlete and did many other voiceovers including in the Movie classic “The Ten Commandments “, he did the voice of Almighty God or as he told Moses when he was asked his name, the Great “I am “.
According to Starfleet regulations, coffee may be served at any time, even when your ship is about to be destroyed.
Nothing wrong with a bit of creature comfort in a crisis
😂😂😂
Yeoman Rand;"I used a hand phaser and ZAP, hot coffee".
Yea I bet that coffee is frickin' HOT. ;p
Basically maccies coffee
But they told us in ST 6. An unauthorized fired phaser would set off an alarm.
To be fair, maybe it was a recent protocol.
@@williamhaynes4800 a good yeoman knows how to get things done when the power is out in the galley. I’m sure she could deal with the sensors.
Captain’s Log: While playing poker with the Commander of the alien ship Pesarius, we raised with an old Earth tactic called “mutually assured destruction.” Note commendation for Yeoman Rand for taking the initiative during a life or death encounter and remembering to put bourbon in the Captain’s coffee.
The Corbomite Maneuver was one of the best episodes early on for Star Trek TOS.
@jeff nomad Absolutely my favorite episode!
@@dennish300 It was the best episode to date at the time it aired.
It was a good episode to be sure, but it wasn't one of the 24 or so I bought 30+ years ago on VHS, either because I wasn't that interested in it, or it might not have been available since the store manager didn't want to stock all 79 episodes on the shelf. He made people "special order" the ones they wanted. I did that once, and when I came to pick it up saw a box full of "special orders" of Star Trek episodes for other people. How many VHS tapes might he have sold if they were on the shelf?
1:32 .. I thought she was bringing him a drink at the behest of the alien, that would be a cool show of his superiority in manners.. haha.
"Something's going on, Captain."
"Can you... be more specific?"
"Something's going on over there."
Uhura: "Hailing frequencies open."
Balok: "You Rang???"
LOL!!! I really laughed at that, well done!
love the old star trek
Thank Lucille Ball for working with Gene Roddenberry to create this groundbreaking form.
Desi Arnaz should be thanked, too. Without him there would be no Desilu Productions.
@@spockvskhan4561 Desi was gone by the time Star Trek came along.
@@kitcat7538 You need to read a bit closer. I was praising Mr. Arnaz for his contribution and creativity to the nascent studio.
I was not aware until many many years later that she went to bat for this show. Thank you, Lucille Ball!
@@mnirwin5112 yes, that's a new bit of information to me as well, maybe she could see there was greatness here, something not just of its time but a message for future generations.
Fun Fact: Nichelle Nichols had to say the same line so many times in this episode she turned to the camera and said, “If I have to ‘open hailing frequencies’ one more time I’m going to blow up this Goddamn panel.”
In one episode, she did.
Ahhhh... so THAT'S where the exploding panels came from.
I liked her role, but when you rewatch these you can see she had very limited acting skills. She was originally a singer, dating Rodenberry, and probably never really trained as an actor before.
@@sheilamacdougal4874 : Uhura was awesome in "Mirror, Mirror", so I beg to differ.
@@timonsolus That was arguably the best episode generally. I wouldn't say she was "awesome" in it. She was good in the scenes with Sulu; not nearly as good in some earlier scenes in the episode, such as when trying to convey to Kirk she was afraid.
Spock being impressed by bluffing and poker. Very nice.
His poker face would have been inscrutable.
Fascinating.
"I do not wish to place you under arrest."
"You wouldn't dare."
Spock signals security officers.
"You're bluffing."
"Vulcans never bluff."
"No. No, I don't suppose that they do. Very well, Mr. Spock, the bridge is yours."
-The Doomsday Machine.
Love the Lite Brite ship. Uhura looks good in gold.
uhura looks good in mirror mirror, opening scene.. abs.
@@MrAbeAllen Let's be honest-Uhura looked damned good in everything.
Yes, Nichelle Nichols looked good in gold. RIP.
@@MrAbeAllen hubba, hubba.
@@almostfm yes, pretty much.
Favorite episode of all original series ❤❤❤ Have some Tronya😊 Ha,ha,ha,ha,ha😅😅😅Love Clint Howard😊😊😊
Spock's personal log entry that day: "Jim never had seconds of MY coffee... And I make pretty good coffee. But that night, we both discovered Yuban.... Yuban, with richness worth a second cup.....
Commercials don't influence culture do they? ;)
I don't know about the rest of you ,but I can't deal with impending annihilation by a superior race without a piping hot cupa joe
They were all sweating during that shot. Or at least the appearance. Who in the world wants hot coffee.
@@spockvskhan4561 ME, used to drink it at high noon in qatar, its something that you just do
Yeoman Rand uses dangerous phaser to make cappuccino. Star Fleet weapons inspector jumps off Bridge.
Clearly, this yeoman was one of Janeway's ancestors
Just realized how clever the lighting and half an half shadowing of cast faces along with sudden zoom in's and low cameras, no one dose that anymore and a salute to that fabulous underrated Trek Orchestra that simulated love and power, panic
You see Mr. Spock's character not yet well established. You can tell for his sinister smiling.
The enterprise has been trapped and disabled by an alien in a starship the size of a small moon and threatened with their total destruction.
Still gotta have coffee.
Ted Cassidy (Lurch) as the voice of Balok...
and Clint Howard as the body!
Yes, Mr Addams….
I loved the staging of the original series' bridge. How they used the multiple levels for dramatic effect. This show was so far ahead of its time.
serving up coffee during a red alert. Good woman
Superior race, superior technology but still couldn’t develop a more believable looking puppet image when communicating with other life forms. LOL. Still the greatest show ever
Remember that Balok was trolling them the whole time and that was his way of getting in another laugh.
@@FishKepr Clint Howard, who played Balok, looked almost the same in 2010 😅
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It was the third episode filmed, her first episode and they weren't quite so picky back then about a "Starfleet" or "United Earth Space Probe Agency" and it's history or better yet, Uhura's character is so minor that nobody was too concerned about her. They wised up a little later on I guess.
Nimoy hasn't quite gotten the whole "emotionless" thing down quite right yet.
In his defense it was only his 3rd episode!
Ahh, but you see-
A) half-human
B) Vulcans are NOT emotionless
@@KJTV67 Shit, look at him in the pilot, smiling all over the place, and saying how a "ancestor" of his married a human.
@@JnEricsonx Yes-very emotional-but he learned!
@@JnEricsonx Nimoy actually explained that. In the original pilot, Jeffrey Hunter is a very quiet, "internal" actor and that works-provided the other main person in the scene isn't playing it the same way. So Spock needed to be more visible with what he was thinking and feeling.
William Shatner is almost the opposite of Hunter in terms of style. That let Nimoy pull Spock back quite a bit. And it's not the only time he let a little bit of it show. Vulcans are in control of their emotions-they're not emotionless
Yoeman Rand picks a hell of a time to serve coffee.
Janice Rand, the nicest legs in Star Fleet.
This is the voice of the Mysterons, we know you can hear us, Earth men
hilarious line for me was, "He's starting a countdown!!"
This episode was very intense and emotional. Brought out quality in the actors.
Made me feel it was real.
Make sure to leave the waitress a 20% tip. Poor Janice.
Insert inappropriate "Kirk's tip" joke here.
@@almostfmBeat me to it.
The alien voice reminds me of the Overlord DVD TH-cam channel voice and his fight against SJW Sci-Fi with Star Wars / Star Trek.
Hail Doomcock.
Hail Doomcock.
Lucy couldnt understand all this scifi stuff but she was cool
A SUPERIOR ALIEN RACE IS ABOUT TO DEMONSTRATE ITS POWER ON US. YA , A CUP OF COFFEE HEATED BY A HAND PHASER IS FINE.🖖🖖🖖🖖
Ya right coffee☕ I would have🥃 and a 🍺 chaser
Uhura in Gold, takes a little getting used to
She looks good in it...but then again Nichelle Nichols looked good in just about anything.
Love the coquettish way Janice Rand sashays in at 1:47.
"Set coffee on stun."
So did Kirk!
Interesting. Wonder if this is the first time a phaser has been used for something other than shooting someone. She used it to heat up coffee. Truly a miracle since they don't have old fashioned coffee makers anymore apparently.
Gotta love George's lines. No wonder they have been at it with each other.
Sulu: Somethings happening captain.
Kirk: Something Sulu? There's always something going on. Can you be more specific?
Sulu: look!
Kirk: Specifics Sulu. How about you just say, they are coming this way? Oh, wait a minute, they already are. What you mean to say is that a small piece of them has splintered off. Nothing to worry about, then. You just stay focused on the mother ship. Once we take care of it, we will go for there escape pod.
Sulu: Is that what that is?
Kirk: Good golly Mr. Sulu. Here's our chance. Lock in on the mother ship and fire photon torpedoes on my command!
Sulu: Don't use that tone of voice with me bill!
I'm such a geek, I noticed a continuity with the sphere and that small ship in relation to the Enterprise.
When the sphere approached the Enterprise, it was so enormous that they had to decrease magnification so they could see the entire sphere. Then this smaller ship appears.
According to how big things are supposed to be, even this smaller ship would be much larger than the Enterprise (adjusting for the demagnification) lol.
However, later on it's shown as much smaller than the Enterprise.
Uhura is in the golden outfit.
Captain Kirk's "Request Denied" reminded me of children playfully hitting each other and run before the other can retaliate.
Uhura is smoking hot here !
She was ALWAYS smoking hot!
"Yeoman Rand, I thought I ordered a sandwich with my coffee."
Spock broke character and SMILED! (a very very rare mistake, let's blame the director)
He was probably thinking how he could clean the table right up!!!
Blaylock was Ron Howard's little brother.
She brought out coffee in the middle of an problem of being destory thinking that's the last time everyone going enjoy before they all die 😂😂😂
Coffee is comfort. Never underestimate its power.
@@hhale Eeeyup, after all, Janeway beat the borg with it.
Kirk being served coffee. If Scottie was in Kirk's chair, he'd have admonished her for not bringing him something stronger.
Rand ...smart, hot !
End of this video, seeing Nichelle and Grace together. Oh, Jesus!! ❤
Most people say that Nichelle looked best in red, but seeing her in that gold uniform ...... I don't know about that!! 💛 💛 (Sweater puppies.)
Balok turned out to be little Howard's brother!
I've heard/seen that the uniforms had a black undershirt instead of just a trim - this scene I believe it, particularly on Spock
you can watch the show and see many of them in just the tshirt, you dont just have to assume
I'm not generally a fan of face-work. But that guy could sure use some.
interesting that Nyota Uhura is wearing a yellow dress instead of a red one
Because she was supposed to be in the line of command.
There was no ship, they were in a room the whole time. Just like when they landed on the Moon 😂😂
I want a hand phaser to make coffee.
Captures the essence
At 1:16 - When your boss asks everyone to turn on their cameras for the virtual meeting - that's me saying "Oh sh#t..."
Helluva poker player is Kirk...
This episode was one of my favorites.
TRANYA SHOTS ALL AROUND !
Still the best
Do not be deceived by the size of this pilot vessel.
It’s a grower, not a shower.
Uhura in yellow instead of red outfit 🤔
If only they had a Wesley Crusher of their own. He could pull himself out of time, and fix every bad situation, of every episode of Star Trek TOS. The Mozart of Time and Space. The Organians, Metrons, Melkotians, Trelane, Charlie X, Nomad, The Doomsday Machine............. wouldn't stand a chance against THE WESLEY.
Captain Kirk .... making them sweat ....
Why, it's the voice of the ROBOT from Lost in Space!!!!!
Who wants some Tranya?!
Lol, it looks like orange Tang.
The rank system of StarTrek universe resembles th United States Navy & th British Royal Navy.Rank is indicated by gold solid or dotted braids on sleeves.Shirt color indicates crew members' branch.Command & helm personnel wear green/gold shirts.Operations, engineering & security personnel wear red.Science & medical personnel wear blue.All w/ black collars &undershirts.Certain operations & engineering wore red jumpsuits w/ white undershirts.Frequent death of security, led the popular term redshirt
Sally Lancaster 11
It's much simpler to remember Gold for command, Red for operations, Blue for sciences. Hence why Spock and McCoy both wear blue. Medical is sciences; life sciences, but sciences nonetheless.
Yup you basically nailed it...thats why when people including Roddenberry himself say "Starfleet isnt a military" I raise an eyebrow
@@TheSilverPhoenix100 I thought starfleet was paramilitary.
@@fredmeder7207
What is 11?
0:41 ...the man next to Sulu looks like John F Kennedy.
The guy that you are referring to you, at approximately 0:41, is Deforest Kelly who plays the role of Dr McCoy.
@@SOCORROSILVA-in7px He is referring to Tony Call in the role of Mr. Bailey!
The only way to improve a TV show. Add a gorgeous blonde girl...
Pause at 0:20. You can clearly see Kirk's toupee line.
He wasn't wearing one yet..
If you do pause at 0:20 then you will notice that it is Mr Spock and not Captain Kirk.
Off the record, please have your eyes checked once a year.
Why was Lieutenant Uhura's uniform a different color? She is technically an officer, so it is the right color, but I'm wondering why in this episode and not in others.
This was the third regular episode, so refinements were still happening. And- unlike the Berman Era- continuity wasn't THAT big of a deal at the time, even to Roddenberry.
Coffey anyone? :D
covfefe please, with some kofi annan.
Why coffee when you can have tranya?
@@marcdonato9322 - top man!
Coffee, tea, or me?
These are less "cheesey" thanks to STDs
Much (wrongful) fuss was made over the years about Lucille Balls' supposed brilliance and girl power bad-assedness as the lone female standing her ground in the male-dominated world of Hollywood TV production. Baloney! Yes, she was a legendary performer, a smart & dedicated lady and just all around great person. And yes, ultimately we all have Lucy to "thank" for Star Trek (and Mission Impossible and Mannix). Not because she specifically backed the show so much, but because Lucy "went to bat" for the management team she hired (Herb Solow being one) to help her ailing/failing studio operation get back on top. After Desi Arnaz's departure in 1960, Desilu's fortunes dwindled quickly. Lucy continued working hard on her own TV show but didn't necessarily have what it took to successfully run the studio. That just wasn't her thing. She owned the company, not the business acumen.
Lucy didn't even know what Star Trek was initially. She thought it was a "South Seas show". After the initial scripts were sent to her dressing room, she apparently never read them, only glanced at the cover page and summary, picked up the snippets "STAR Trek" and "USS Enterprise" and thought it was a show about American soldiers in the South Seas, being entertained by USO entertainers/stars (no joke!) because in her mind, that's what "USS Enterprise" and "Star Trek" meant and naturally, that would all take place in front of the pretty backdrop of the South Seas, because, why not? After it was all explained to her, she backed the production not because she believed in the show so much, but in the management team she hired to develop such programs.
Essex
Nimitz
☝️😲 I’m sure firing a phaser without authorization in closed quarters to warm coffee is a Starfleet violation.
Uhura look better in yellow than red.
this one's hilarious.
You can tell this is an early episode in several ways. Janice Rand is there: that's obvious. But the lighting sucks and the actors' skin looks like shit. Uhura is all sweaty for some reason. And the silver-colored foam coffee cup is laughable.
"Let him sweat for a change!"
Everyone in the Bridge is sweaty
Seriously, McCoy looks a little sweaty there himself.
I like TOS fine but this is the most boring episode they made.
I always wondered how Rand used a hand phaser when they set off alarms on rhe ship.
Back then they didn't. Only in Star Trek 6 many years later. 😂
After enough people getting shot on the ship someone decided to add in a alarm system.