Memorable K/S Moments (Season 1) 

+Cocolink Oboen I always cringe at that line.

To be fair they might not have planned for it to be his dad originally, they changed a lot the first few episodes.

Well and also I think that it would make sense for him to be so distancing of his father. Yeah they changed a lot and it really didn't make sense, but given in later episodes with their feud being described, distancing himself from his dad as much as possible would make sense because they fight all the time. Of course until they make up in surgery and stuff, but until that point, it's ongoing. But, yes, and I always wondered why Amanda was alive if she died on Vulcan?? Unless that was just a thing from the reboot. o3o;;

@@elizabethvalencia9384 Yeah that's a reboot thing

@@elizabethvalencia9384 that's just a reeboot thing, we get to meet Amanda and she's great

Really?

That scene always makes me uwu

@Kathrina No ❤️

They were goofing around giving us all something to talk about 😆

I love!

@Charles Ross William Shatner is known to be a tease and, on the set of TOS, was continually clowning around and trying to make the cast and crew laugh. He is, however, a superb actor. He can say anything with his face and his voice is always pitch-perfect. That comes from his classical training. He was with a Shakespearean repertory company as a young actor. James Kirk probably left a string of half-human children across the Alpha Quadrant. It would be a great idea for a spin-off series if they were to seek one another out and band together: Star Trek: The Progeny But I wouldn't want it produced by the sadistic vermin who are producing JunkTrek at the moment. We would need to wait until that lot are thrown out.

@Kit Cat actually Kirk surprisingly only had one love child

@@sarahshields5964 One that we know about, the fully human one. The others are out there ... 👽👽👽👽 There were little green babies for sure.

@@kitcat7538 this sounds like the best thing ever😂😂 i would love to see all Kirks half human children and exactly what chaos they manage to cause throughout the galaxy😂

@@alexisnotokay_1041 Part of Kirk's legacy.... No doubt songs would be sung of them around Klingon campfires. 🪐 🎶🎵🦴☄🍗🍻 🍖🎶🎵

I hate the way people constantly bag that they have a gay relationship

@@jenpeterson3712 they were close and that was it, and we know, but we can't help but read in harmless a bromance in the subtext, it's not like it affects anything on the show, I mean they even pull out a no-homo-bro in the movies giving them beards... I mean, 'girlfriends' (hate the insipid characters like the actresses) to make a point (even when they DO mess with the cannon and are nothing but eye xandy which it's also very retrograde), so I don't get what can possibly bother you about other people's personal ideas -.-'

@@jenpeterson3712 there is the word t'hy'la for a reason,.... and they are the reason

They loved each other like brothers. McCoy had the same relationship with them 2 as well. That is what made Star Trek so great was the banter between them three. The chemistry and everything g with them three was incredible and it make those episodes and films come alive. It was magic on the screen.

Exactly!

The girl and Kirk prolonged stare spock interrupts them obviously jealous by the look of it. Lol 😂

I wonder if they were going for something like "At his side, as if you've always been there and always will" with Riker and Picard. Because I can't make sense of Riker giving orders instead of Picard when Picard is present. So I thought, they might know each other so well, that Riker knows Picard's mind. Still, Kirk would have stopped anyone instantly if they took command, except for that one instance where McCoy told Spock to "shut up, we're rescuing you."

That scene with the gorgeous Emily Banks was delightful!

Mr. Cock

Whoever wrote that scene shipped Spirk for sure XD

@@aladinsane9785 hhhhh you make my day!

@@Ivynling Yeah, that's a pretty *obvious* innuendo he made there xD

LOL sadly, that is true.

Hey what episode is this?

+alphahunterd If you're asking about 6:11, it's Devil in the Dark (1x25). :)

dif-tor heh smusma thanks

+alphahunterd Np.

I remember how I started shipping K/S. I was looking for Star Trek vids on RU-vid, and encountered a couple of vids like these. I thought that the people shipping them were crazy, but when I started watching the episodes, I began to see why people shipped them. I am now going through the series a second time looking exclusively for Kirk/Spock moments and would die for this ship

That and Kirk telling McCoy “We need him, I need him” Then there is the “this simple feeling” hand holding scene in sickbay.

I started watching Star Trek when I got to learn about it from Big Bang theory show

@@a_gay_homosexual_funeral same. I thought it was weird then watched a few vids and I get it lol

Family Jules don't fuck with vulcans man you'll probably die

Vulcans are stronger than humans even half Vulcan like Spock

Jim was so dramatic tho 😂😂😂

@@VeniVidiVici.. isn't that just his schtick?

Possibly my #1 star trek sequence. Kirk needs Spock. Spock needs Kirk's drive to slap him unsilly.

It wasn't a mistake or anything they were still trying to get the characters just right. It was hard to get the character as a half human half Vulcan just right

@@PPikes Spock: THE WOMEN!!!

I noticed. Every. Freaking. Time.

I can't remember if I noticed it when I saw it the first time, but now those smiles melt my heart.

Took about 4ish episodes to decide on Spock's character.

In that scene, Spock catches and briefly holds Kirk’s hand before it can slap him again, and afterward, he seemed to gain back his mental stability. Vulcans are touch telepaths, so my theory is in that moment, Kirk and Spock’s minds touched and Spock gained some mental stability back. UwU LoGiC

@@a_gay_homosexual_funeral You could be absolutely be right about that, I've never seen it that way, but it sounds really good. 💕

I've actually never understood, why he said, that he is ashamed of feeling friendship for Kirk. Does he mean the Feeling in general, or the Fact that Jim is his Friend? Are Vulcans not allowed to have Friends? In the "Pon Farr" Episode, he talked about, that close Friends, are allowed to escort the Participant to the Ceremony. So that doesn't make sense to me. But especially for the T'hyla Bit, I agree with you. It fits pretty good, especially in the Med Bay Scene of TMP, the "simple Feeling" Spock talkes about, is nothing else than Love in my honest opinion. Especially because, we later see that VGer, is interested in the Motivations of the Love Couple, it later joins with, to terminally complete itself.

When I feel friendship for you I feel ashamed is what Spock actually said to Kirk in "the naked time". Kirk was trying to smack some sense into him before they potentially crashed into the planet below them.

Really? Ppl used to ship males even in the 60s? I'm asking because I know how homophobic they were

@@miurtouissi1093 yea housewifes

Hey Martie, it may sounds weird, but can I chat with your mom? I'll have my exam presentation about this topic (the beginnings of slash and Fanfiction) and I need someone to interview. Is it possible to talk/chat with your mom?

Kirk/Spock were the FIRST ship/slash

BrynPoo KC Holmes and Watson have been shipped even before Kirk/Spock

:) Vulcan strength what can I say?

And there was a long Vulcan kiss between them.... XD

notaplayer83 And Kirk was so dramatic about it too

Kirk reminded me of that woman who fell over the bench on tv xD

Maybe Spock slaps harder? Just sayin".

Yeoman*

He sounds pleased when he thought it was Spock. Hear the disappointment in his voice when he realises it's the Yeoman.

+Bartman954 ikr! He was imagining it was Spock

@@Bartman954 RIGHT😂😂

'It was at this that he knew... he fucked up'

I think Trelaine was secretly shipping them lol

@@a_gay_homosexual_funeral Lol I'm pretty sure there's an entire fic on ao3 about Trelane playing matchmaker for Kirk and Spock

@@honeymesquite3229 Oh my god *I NEED TO READ THAT* it sounds hilarious and adorable lol

@@a_gay_homosexual_funeral If i remember correctly it was, I think it's called The Squire of Eros lol

@@honeymesquite3229 Thank you lol

@Charles Ross k

For real, these two can't keep their hands off each other

To touch a Vulcan’s hands like so is a very intimate act, though. The BOND with their hands. Spock and Jim are undoubtedly behaving at best in an “un-vulcan” manner. And at worse having a very inappropriate PDA in a work space xD

@Charles Ross why only between man and a woman? what if two women did it? or two men?

Majqq12 pretty sure they are bring the “man should only be with a women thing.” Idk really

Wow I never noticed that

I was stuck between cringing and laughing so hard i nearly pass out XD

Also not to mention how even in context that’s really, as historians would put it, close male friend behaviour

To think the studio at first wanted to drop the Spock character. Wouldn’t have been the same!

Hera NightShade Thats what I am thinking too😂😂

Same, I totally missed their relationship on my first watch through the series

not appropriate to have female ensign doing that & in public

I bet if it was written today it would be the cannon

@@Emeraldkyber I don't think it would be canon if it was written today, Star Trek is still being produced and even though there's an entire reboot that could very well make Spirk canon, it doesn't and even goes out of its way to pair Spock up with a woman. There has been progress made since the 60s, but there's still a long way to go.

@@i-eat-rusty-nails I've seen both Gene Roddenberry's quote about "deep love" before and read full analyses about his footnote in the Star Trek motion picture novelization, but I don't think it really counts as canon unless it's understood by the creators and viewers as intended to be romantic, which is why the times when Kirk and Spock hold hands doesn't count as a canon relationship to me, and even though the medbay scene in TMP reads just like a love confession

He was a bit.. afraid of attractive woman. He liked them is why. Touching used to be considered normal, now in hyper-sexland, it's implied intercourse.

@@ChristyKSweet it's not that touching suggests a relationship or romantic feelings - the manner of the touching does. Connected with the flirtatious dialogues, and deep care they have for eachother, no wonder people wonder if they're a couple. I am friends with a lot of women, I'm also in a relationship with one. Straight, Bi, or gay - women tend to be more physically affectionate with eachother. But I know the difference between friendly touches, friendly stares, and friendly affection, and the romantic ones, pinning ones. The argument "people were more affectionate back then" doesn't stand.

@@jaSama02 I know this was two years ago but "people were more affectionate back then" really IS not enough of an accurate statement, especially considering Spock and Kirk are men, and even back then the way men were treated for having any particular emotion that made them less macho meant alot of their friendships outwardly werent as touchy feely

He was teasing janice

*KILL IT, CAPTAIN! QUICKLY!*

*ITS A PROVEN KILLER*

Kissed him hard on the cheek then lol

When does the kissing with hands come into play?the only hand thing I remember is when Amanda and sarik touch fingers in a form of holding hands in jurny to bable.

@@Mira-go4yd there's that scene and also the one in "the enterprise incident" where spock seduces a romulan commander and they do someting with their hands that is clearly sensual in nature. Both of these scenes imply that the touching of hands is intimate for vulcans. It happens several other times in other trek shows between romantic couples. the idea that it's the equivalent of a human kiss comes more from the fandom than the show itself but nevertheless it's a fairly well know piece of lore.

@@nerdicorntheshipper2885 thanks

Even with context it's romantic!

From someone who, indeed has no context.... Yeah

I completely missed this. Great eye for detail Ty!

fact not a shot asshole

Daisyno2

Ha ive noticed that too

True but I feel that is simply indicative of concern it's meant to convey," I'm not talking to my captain right now, I am talking to someone I care deeply about".

Oh, but they do. They always do.

🌚 Jim's so flirty towards him Oh My God!!

Woop woop :D

Until Beyond ruined it. So close. They got my hopes up so much. (cries in a corner)

Alphasnowbordergirl I was afriad it would happen, one of the reason I still haven't gone to the cinema to watch it... Despite this, do you think it's worth watching?

Definitely, despite the Spock Uhura thing, they did get a few laughs from it. They made many TOS references, and of course it was Checkov's last movie, and they had a few Jim can't live without Spock comments.

it's completely worth it. You just have to remember that it's in a alternate timeline.

But hes half Vulcan soooooo

Vulcan have emotions, they simply keep them in check.

I shall chant: "One of us, one of us, One of us, ONE OF US, ONE OF US..."

They are brothers not lovers.

@@tomf3150 "Sweet home Alabama"

@@tomf3150 they are t'hy'la 💕

Lily Craig me too and I'm not even gay.

Lol

Man, it wasn't even a montage Kirk really holds a rock with this shape in an episode lol

@@ksaka7774 I think you’re thinking of mirage or collage, which is an image over an image. A montage is a series of pictures or images is quick succession.

I laughed for uncontrollably for TEN MINUTES!

Their was fics being written when it was first aired! They knew

If you go on archive of our own and type James T. Kirk/Spock into the search bar and go to the very bottom of the very last page there are salvaged fics uploaded from old fanzines from the early to late 70's depicting these to in a romantic relationship, people definitely noticed the subtext.

@@Beacuzzoh for sure. Roddenberry said he based their relationship on Alexander the Great and Hephaestion and we all know what was implied with those two.

no?.. see that's the point, not everyone constantly wants to shag everybody else sometimes they're just friends, sometimes there's playful banter or pretend-flirting

yeah cause that would be more normal than man/man. get real

@@TheVohveli No one wants normal....oh wait. Man and man are normal :)

@@rantanplan1633 Whatever you say sodomite

@@TheVohveli i think these people who have to put male characters who are best friends in some sort of romantic relationship instead, don't understand how male friendships work, and the only male they have ever been around is their dad( if they had one).

@Charles Ross Yknow homophobes that preach about love being only between men and women tend to be closet gays and lesbians themselves

They haven't been friends for long in the new movies yet. I wish they'd make another one.

*SPOILERS* Bro in Into Darkness Spock literally goes bat crazy after Kirk dies. He’s so enraged at Khan he literally would have killed a man who has freaking regenerative blood. The only reason Khan didn’t die was that Uhura said they needed him to save Kirk. If that doesn’t show a lot about their relationship, idk what does. Even the fact that during that movie their relationship is still kinda new, but Spock still went that crazy, is extremely telling.

@@rachelfarmer3722 I think the op is talking about the chemistry between the actors/characters, which doesn't need a history between them. There are fewer dramatic moments in TOS but it still made people ship them so hard just based on the chemistry, their banter, etc. The new movies might make a point to write about the friendship between Kirk and Spock but it does lack a certain spark. For example, in the new movies Kirk and Pike have good chemistry. Their father-son relationship comes through very well without the need to verbalize it and you believe it even before you see Kirk grieve for Pike. McCoy and Kirk's chemistry is also good. The chemistry in the new movies isn't bad, just a bit lacking compared to TOS. Say TOS didn't exist and the new movies stood on their own and the names Kirk and Spock didn't mean anything, then you wouldn't really see epic ship worthy material in them. The new movies were my introduction to Star Trek and I didn't get why people shipped K/S so hard. Then I watched TOS and understood.

@@QuarterLifeCrises ahhhhh ok I see what you mean. Thank you for the clarification

It's missed

@Charles Ross I've kept quiet until now, but I just have to say something. For one thing, Kirk/Spock is canon. Literally, it is. Gene Roddenberry said himself "Oh, yes. As I've said, I definitely designed it as a love relationship. I think that's what we're all about -- love, the effort to reach out to each other." That's a quote from Gene himself. If you still don't believe me, here's more of the same, again straight from Roddenberry: "Yes, there’s certainly some of that-certainly with love overtones. Deep love. The only difference being, the Greek ideal-we never suggested in the series-physical love between the two. But it’s the-we certainly had the feeling that the affection was sufficient for that, if that were the particular style of the 23rd century." There you go. Gene said it himself: their bond was sufficient for physical love. They love each other; it's a canon fact.

And you're a moron.

@Charles Ross lmao imagine clicking on a spirk video just to hate. that's hilarious

@Charles Ross I think it's sad that you think romantic love is perverted. There is no difference between gay love and straight love. There is no reason why two people loving each other should be considered wrong. Also, talking down to people simply because they are younger than you is ridiculous. Young people have always been the forces of change in our society. Stop living in the past.

@Charles Ross I would, in fact, talk to my parents this way, especially if they did something as disgusting as what you are doing. Discriminating against a whole group of people based solely on who they choose to love is horrible. I am simply standing up for human rights. And I have no proof that there even is a god, but if god exists I should hope they wouldn't be so cruel as to deny someone the right to love who they choose. I don't care if two man can't make a baby, they can still love each other deeply. Same goes for two women. Same goes for two nonbinary people. Any consenting adults who are in love with each should have the the right to that love.

Actually, Vulcans have emotions. They are actually MUCH stronger and more violent than Humans'. Hence, the necessary control.

@Charles Ross charles omg i love how u went in ALL spirk related coments to no-homo them ily pls get help

Disagree... He ducked back to give them their privacy. He then apologized by saying "I did not mean to eavesdrop."

@@domainofthesun4400 Sure, that's why he stayed in the door, watching how passionately Jim kissed this Egyptian Lady, who poisoned him with her Tears. 🙄It's always Fun to read, how haters try to justify their homophobic opinions even in the 21th Century , when even the creator of the series, had no problem with Kirk and Spock being Lovers in the 1960s, where homosexuality was seen as criminal act. Nobody is forcing you to inherent the opinion of other people. If Kirk already knew at that time, that Edith had to die, why intense their relationship then with a kiss? And Eavesdropping is not starring at someone or watching them. To me, that is standing behind a closed door, listening to their conversation.

@@KreativeSpinnerin they only disagreed that the Edith Keeler scene is one of the most telling on the show (not even that there aren't romantic K/S undertones). There's no need to call them homophobic over that. There seems to be a raising trend that not shipping something is homophobia these days, which is actually quite a problematic thing to suggest in itself. As for the Edith Keeler scene, Spock was worried about how Jim was getting too attached to a woman they might have to kill/let die (different than a person who'll die). As for Elaan Of Troyius, both Bones and Spock watch them. Maybe the people who made the show were accepting of fan interpretation of a romantic relationship between Spock and Kirk, but they intended to create a friendship. A brothers in arms kind of relationship. If people want to see only that or engage in polite discussion about how certain scenes can be interpreted (without disparaging shippers of course) then there's nothing wrong with it. (This is not to say I don't ship them. I definitely do, especially in TOS.)

Yes. I believe so.