First Time Watching Star Trek Reaction | The Naked Time | Episode 3 TOS #startrek

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  @SubspaceParlor · 11 months ago · pinned

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  @clarkkent1356 · 11 months ago

  Believe it or not, those spray bottles were futuristic looking in 1966.

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  @Phantassm · 10 months ago

  This episode doesn&apos;t get &nbsp;enough credit. Excellent character building in this.

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  @garytorborg8200 · 11 months ago

  &quot;He turned the engines OFF&quot;<br>That line gives me goosebumps every time!

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  @GeekAaron · 10 months ago

  Originally, Sulu was to have a samurai sword, but actor George Takei thought Sulu wouldn&apos;t have played samurai as a kid so he suggested fencing. Takei then ended up taking fencing lessons after indicating he knew it already.

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  @RonMar · 11 months ago

  Ah, you missed Uhura&apos;s best line:<br>Sulu: I&apos;ll protect you fair maiden. <br>Uhura: Sorry, neither.

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  @pleasantvalleypickerca7681 · 11 months ago

  Started watching in September 1969 when it went into syndication. &nbsp;So back then it was just Star Trek.

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  @exile220ify · 10 months ago

  One non-obvious bit of Spock character development: originally he was supposed to knock out Sulu on the bridge with a punch or karate chop. &nbsp;Leonard Nimoy, who had fully immersed himself in the character, suggested that this wouldn&apos;t be how a peace-loving Vulcan would handle the situation, and invented the &quot;Vulcan nerve pinch&quot; right there on the bridge set while shooting. &nbsp;The director approved it, and the rest is history.

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  @roykassinger6903 · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsipMRTL2yo&amp;t=1127">18:47</a> Actually it originally WAS a two hour long script,the second half continues the time travel discovery in the episode &quot;Tomorrow Is Yesterday&quot;, changing the circumstances to &quot; hitting a dark star&quot;.

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  @ddiamondr1 · 11 months ago (edited)

  As someone who worked in emergency for 20 years… It’s easy to kill somebody with a butter knife.

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  @pleasantvalleypickerca7681 · 11 months ago

  Without giving spoilers. &nbsp;There are plot details in this episode that do come into play in future episodes. &nbsp;1960&apos;s tv was generaly episodic. &nbsp;Star Trek was a rare show that built it&apos;s characters relationships and backstories. &nbsp;It also built it&apos;s universe as it went on.

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  @tofersiefken · 11 months ago

  The incidental introduction of reversing time, or returning to a previous point on a linear time-line, is a real tease for the audience. &nbsp;It&apos;s like when a new power is introduced to a superhero or maybe a new use of The Force is introduced into a cinematic universe. &nbsp;Regardless of when that narrative should arrive, if ever, the anticipation of a time-travel episode keeps the audience coming back. &nbsp;(Also: Let&apos;s not forget The Time Tunnel was also aired during this time.)

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