So now Spock is gay, according to your perverted theory? Why must gays always try to manufacture Sodomy in others as a fake way to justify their own perverseness. You are a sick man.
There are so many episodes where Spock runs and you can tell Leonard Nimoy never ran a day in his life. I love it so much. Spock has the strength of three men but runs like the seven year old who hates gym class.
He was in the US army!... well, he was in Army Special Services ie the entertainment division... but they get basic training too, right? And yet. Runs like he has no idea what to do with his arms when he isn't grabbing Shatner.
the way the other dude’s shirt does not have one single hole on it... the way they didn’t even bother to hide the chains on the tiger... the way spock flaps his hands as he runs... the total amount of ducks given was below zero
SPOCK: [Immaculate] "Did you enjoy it, Captain?" KIRK: [Bloody, shirt ripped] "Yes, I did enjoy it... I did enjoy it! After all these years..." Someone should use THAT sequence in a Spirk video... =3
I wonder if Kirk's shirt was actually ripped in the fight, or because Spock was thinking of a Kirk without a shirt? Yes, we must all controll our thoughts, Mr. Spock... :D
On the show they literally went to prostitution planets multiple times but somehow thinking Spock might wanna tap that is really just too much. @@realdiamondshow
Let's ask him. "Captain Kirk, why are your shirts made of such flimsy material?" "Spock told me that this fabric is healthier for a man of my physique to wear. He's a science officer, you know."
Let's play a game. Fanfiction or canon? "We're all meeting people and things that we happen to be thinking about, in the moment." Spock's eyes flick down to inspect Kirk's exposed, glistening chest, visibly swallowing and nodding. "Ye-" Catching himself, he squeezes his eyes shut, raising his chin so that he is forced to make eye contact when he opens them. "Somehow our thoughts are read. These things are quickly manufactured and provided for us." The urge to glance down with a blink is like Hell; to be safe, Spock doesn't blink. He swallows, open mouthed, somehow out of breath, though he had not given aid to his worse-for-wear captain, when he had tousled the manufactured Finney. Kirk glances down. "Dangerous," he starts, bringing his eyes back to Spock's with a meaningful gaze, clinging onto his pride with his hands on his hips, "if we happen to be thinking about-" Spock cuts him off, unwilling to allow the thoughts to jeopardize the mission _twofold._ "Yes," he nods, looking at the canyon they're among, looking above the captain's shoulder, down at his boots, anything to avoid the battle worn body on display, "we must control our thoughts." "Difficult," immediately interjects Captain Kirk, a hint of bitterness seeping into his panting as he stares at something most decidedly not-Spock, who quickly, awkwardly tries to change the subject. "... The... forcefield we encountered is obviously underground, manufacturing these things." Unabashed, Kirk stares longingly, deeply, distractingly into Spock's face as the Vulcan averts his gaze to a rock, which lays roughly a meter away. There's a quiet desperation in Jim's chest-heaving, mouth-gaping panting that Spock forces himself to stop thinking about. "Passages lead to the surface." Finally, pleading, Spock raises his eyes to meet his captain's, screaming across their telepathic link. _Captain, please. We must focus. This timing most awkward, and quite frustrating._ "For example, when Rodriguez thought of the tiger-" Finally, the spell is broken. Kirk is thrusted into alertness, his hands extending, though at the feeling of Spock mentally _screaming,_ Jim refrains from physically touching him. "Spock..." From behind, a rumbling, a low warning deep from within the throat of a summoned beast. Spock slowly turns his head, mentally chastising himself, and Kirk looks betrayed. He, himself, as a human, is to be expected to slip. Spock is a stone wall, and that he could allow such a fallacy is unthinkable. _You've done it now, Mr. Spock._ "We've got to get back to the landing party. Warn them." The two watch the tiger for a moment, each man considering an identical _There's no use dwelling on such a mistake,_ before turning and running. Unfortunately, with such a new revelation, it would be impossible not to think of the strange occurrences that had happened to them on this mysterious planet. Above them, a familiar fighter plane, the model of which escapes Kirk as he absently throws his arms around his first officer, soars overhead. Kirk's hands clutch at Spock's figure, and Spock very nearly covers a hand with his own. Instead, he squirms. _This is only happening because you're so invested in thinking about it,_ Spock quietly probes, attempting to duck out of the way. The two are, however, suddenly enraptured in one another, unable to flee for cover without placing their hands unnecessarily on the body of their counterpart. Kirk firmly presses Spock against a cliff face behind them, some vague attempt at protecting the Vulcan before turning around to face the plane, and Spock surprises him by clutching onto his arm. Reciprocation? _How often do_ you _think about this, Mr. Spock?_ It is an amused thought. Generally, Spock reserves all physical affection until _after_ the closing of private doors. They're jarred out of their collective thought by a spray of bullets penetrating the ground. For a moment, Spock contemplates the validity of the danger posed here, until a thumb brushes across a small laceration Finney had bestowed unto his captain. After that, it's hard to keep his hand from trailing close behind when Kirk bolts away. Humans are so fragile.
this sequence of events is so perfect in every way. The way they wait for their que to run after seeing the tiger, the silly way they jog about the rocks, the unnecessary grabbing and holding THE SAMURAI JUST COLLAPSING AFTER KIRK BUMPS INTO THEM?? then promtly leaving spock to behind to tumble before he suddenly catches up for fucks sake this is so fucking funny to me it makes me giggle every time
ROTFL! "Dangerous, if we happen to be thinking about other..." * looking at Spock* - *anxious interruption* "Yes! We must all control our thoughts!" - "Difficult!" ...PAUSE...*both desperately NOT looking at each other* ...collective sigh...and then the logical mind hugely slips in distraction, panics, and the only thing that comes to mind is...TIGER! umm, yeah. Genius :)
Sledge Raw It's called the "Samurai-stumbler" and thought to irritate your enemy. The thing is that it can only be used against a samurai, this is why most people knowing this technique will never be able to use it, that's probably why Spock wanted to take his chance.
The shot of Spock's entry was totally wrong technically--Kirk's looking to a different direction after his "enjoy it?" line--that means that everything they shot that day from Spock's lines had to be thown away because of the misdirection. Later they had to shoot some missing scenes using this overlit insert, then they could finally cut to the lines where Spock is on the correct (right) side of Kirk. Well, this was before film schools were everywhere, so that's their excuse.
Being on that planet seems hazardous. I mean, if someone tells you not to think about pink elephants, what's the first thing you'll think about? Right answer: probably pink elephants. Therefore, being told not to think about unpleasant or dangerous things=thinking about those very things.
One time when my dad was exploring the animals, he got his face rubbed by a tiger, a fully grown tiger. He looked at the tiger and then the tiger came up and rubbed its face on his cheek. I thought he was nuts, but this was actually a true story.
The writer was Ted Sturgeon. The man's a sci-fi legend. Ever heard of Sturgeon's Law? He wrote a third episode, never produced. It was called "The Joy Machine." O_o I, for one, would have loved to see that.
"Dangerous if we happen to be thinking about-" "Yes, we all must control our thoughts." Thinking about what? What does that mean? Hmmmmm, Jim? *suggestive eyebrow raise*
First season episode, Shore Leave. Excellent episode, as eventually you discovered that the planet the landing party is on, you needed to conttol your thoughts, or if you didn't those thoughts became reality.
So we now know that when he was looking into his viewer Spock was actually watching old films. That's why he thought of a scene from 'North by Northwest' and 'Seven Samurai'
D'you know, I'm sick and tired of some random Samurai getting in my way every time I'm running away from a tiger. I'm glad it's not just me it happens to.
Maybe so, however he put his life on the line to protect his first officer so that the Enteeprise would have a competent commander on board to handle the ships duties, should he got killed. Ever think about that?
@@danbasta3677 Yeah sure Dude... it's not like there is another one amongst over 400 other Crew Members aboard the USS Enterprise, that could fulfill this task as well next to Spock, and that Kirk knows that very well... 😕😒Damm, get yourself an occupation, than Bullying other people.
Quel toucher inutile ! ? I must to touch ! I must to touch ! I must to touch ! LOL Alors moi j'ai une question forte intéressante la voici : Kirk n'était pas assez beau et sexy, il fallait que son habit soit déchiré pour entrevoir ses muscles développés ? Ah ! Quelle bonne idée... i like it🤣 I love u kirk😜🤪😝😘
@animefreak13535 Yean, Sulu apparently thought of that. It came out in a different scene, and I guess it's still running around for some reason. The plane was from another person's mind as well. But yeah a random person out of no where is crazy. Most of the stuff would just go away. *shrugs*
It's not like Spock jumped in his arms and kissed him. Seemed to me they just wanted be sure they were heading in the same direction, and away from danger.
What I don't understand is how it got torn in the first place. It wasn't torn when he got kicked in the groin and flipped. They should have used a torn shirt sound effect before they put the stuntshirt on him.
I don't think that was one of the 47 Ronin. A very, very poor imitation and an insult to true roving samurai warriors everywhere. Wrigley's Pleasure Planet, or whatever it's called, has to go back to the drawing board on this one.
