Kirk just pulls this brand new alien technology cloaking device right out of the console. Scotty wires it into the enterprise in 15 minutes. Now that’s what I call plug and play. LOL. Greatest show ever.
I never noticed how when Kirk first enters, he clearly doesn't recognize the cloaking device then he mentions it to the guard and gets the guard to glance right at it. I need to rewatch this whole series :)
"What are you that you could do this to me?" I was totally waiting for Spock to say, "I am Vulcan." By the way, I love that that 'Romulan' dress looks suspiciously like 1960's fashion ;)
Exactly, the first season episodes, certain ones said, Vulcanians. After that, you never heard them saying Vulcanian ever again in the second and third seasons.
Back in the early 90's, the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D. C. had a Star Trek exhibit that showed a lot of the props actually used in the series. They had one of the space suits from "The Tholian Web," they had the actual console the Chekov and Sulu sat behind (just for the record, it was made of wood, and it was delaminating.) they had a few models of the Klingon and Romulan ships, and they had the actual dress that JoAnne Linville was wearing in this episode.
Course the top of the cloaking device looks like nomad they were on a very tight budget back then they had to reuse everything in the doomsday device they even had to use a plastic model
Now in 2019 this is still a stunning piece of drama its thrilling so I can only imagine how amazing this was in the 60’s it must have been so futuristic too
Tarawa Man Quite a few times Spock got a good looking chic, sometimes 2 together at the same time. Leonard Nimoy couldn't help but to grin in some of those scenes. He knew his character Spock had it going - Spock was the main man! In an episode of star Trek the next generation; Q wanted to repay Picard and everyone one the bridge for helping him to become immortal again. He tried giving Ryker 2 REALLY good looking women and a cigar. Ryker refused, so Q zapped the women over to Worf. Wow, Q & i can be friends! Another thing: i think that Q & i think much alike.
@Daniel Appleton The episode to in which you are refering to is All Our Yesterdays. Know the episode all to well. It goes into the fact and information of how the Vulcsn race itself were all savages before Surak's teachings becsme standard to unite all the Vulcsn people, those who choose to WANT to be united. Others who choose to continue to want to be savages, were removed by the alien race called The Preservers who transfered them to the Romulus Remus section of the galaxy whare they could form a different way of culture, which was brought out in the third season episode of Star Trek, The Immunity Syndrome when Spock began studying the Obolisk intensely and understanding its content.
At around 1:56 look closely at Mr. Scott's hand. You can see the space where his missing finger was. He lost it in combat during the D-Day landings in Normandy. RIP, brave soldier.
Like Oreily in MASH...he lost his fingers via a gamma Ray used by the Koreans.....(via China experimental warfare executive.).. Radar received multiple purple hearts post war.
Commander: "Execution will be by the torture method reserved for Vulcans: you will be strapped down and tickled to death. The resulting surge of emotions will overwhelm your Vulcan physiology." He got away ... but it's not over. She returned. From 2017: ruclips.net/video/29L8P1XwnaA/видео.html "Spock: we have unfinished business."
All the Original Star Trek Series episodes are great, with the exception of five in the third season that wern't so great and even those not so great episodes in the third season far surpasses that silly childish next generation stuff.
@@floppydisksareop That next generation stuff is cheesy, that's for sure. Hate that cheesy next generation stuff, total insult to the Original Star Trek series.
@@domtam6571Yet my STO Romulan character bio doesn’t have her as my mom but as an Random Romulan woman while my Romulan character goes by his middle name of Hannibal
Predictably Spocks torrid encounter with the Romulan officer has been deleted,no doubt due to the complaints about Spocks robust foreplay leading up to the consummation of inter species congress.
SO let me get this right. This huge statuesque device protruding up from a console is gone and they didn't see that when they initially walked into the friggin room?
When that guard was left alone to watch over the Commander, and witness her question Spock then slapping him, he probably was thinking: "Crap! Three years I've served under her command, waiting for the right moment to make my move on her, and this Federation flukie Vulcan beats me to it! Dang, it!"
That's right! That's right Kirk! Remove the lamp globe, remember the little screws at the base. Don't drop it! We have to use it for the next scene! Good! Now take it to the living room. Dad needs more light! OK like the Commander didn't notice the "Cloaking" devise was gone! There isn't a woman alive that doesn't notice that kind of stuff! No wonder Spock's asking to be executed! It's humiliating when your girlfriend is a dork!
@tahoevic- LOL you stole my thunder- I always thought it was a strange practice to recycle such obvious props; at the time of production- you can almost hear a few of Mr. Roddennberrys' detractors saying "ah- who's watching this turkey anyway- they won't notice"... FFWD 50 years- here we are. STILL LOVE THIS SHOW
1:56 James Doohan took great pains during the series to hide the middle finger he lost on his right hand during the Battle of Normandy, but you can see three fingers and a thumb on the cloaking device.
Spock: What is your present form of execution? Romulan commander: I'm going to sit on your face until I'm completely satisfied! Spock: Indeed it would only be logical...
"commander the cloaking device is missing..." "...Search all decks!" What the hell?! that thing is enormous, how could they not see it missing upon arriving into the room!?!
I am an android user. I find it very hard to navigate when I use my friends' iPhone. But kirk here steals a vital instrument of an alien spaceship (which was already installed in the ship) within seconds! 👏👏👏
I love it at the end of this episode where Spock tells the Captain to get and change his appearance as basically he doesn't like it he likes him just as he is, sweet!
They used Nomad's Head and Sargon's Globe. Must have been a budget shortfall in the Props Department that Year! Or mabey they tried Irwin Allen's technique to re-use stuff from Lost in Space and Time Tunnel? (Note also the panels in the background are ones lifted from the Enterprise Engine Room LOL)
Kurt All throughout the series they reused props. Example: the first season episode of Star Trek Balance Of Terror, the Romulan bridge was actually the observation deck of the Enterprise. No surprise there, all tv shows, if they can save a few bucks here and there will do so. Nothing new.
Star Trek was always low budget. The network didn't really care about the show until it became popular in re-runs but now they will vigorously defend the copyrights.
William Shatner in his role of James T Kirk Is Legendary . Revive and Rescue James Kirk ... Put him in Command Of Starfleet .. Commander in Chief Of Starfleet Is where he should go ....
I just can imagine the amount of stress Dr. McCoy had to go through his surgery had it be Klingons after their new appearance in "The Motion picture" 😆
Kirk: Sulu, cloak the ship. Sulu: Sir, this ship does not cloak. Kirk: What do you mean the Enterprise is not a cloak-able ship? Plot course to nearest Romulan ship. *Enterprise parks nearby a Romulan ship in the refuel station* Kirk: Mr. Chekov, you have the bridge; Spock, you with me. *fifteen minutes later* Kirk: Scotty, plug this gizmo in, I want cloak active in 15 minutes.
It just lifts off the console without anything to hold it down, a shallow rim, no snap-in-place and no connections (well I suppose it could be wireless). One rough bump and it is on the floor.
David William S Written by DC Fontana, and it was in referance coinsiding with the capture of the USS POLBLO the north koreans stole off of us, even though the ship itself was in international waters.
I loved this one, all it missed was some real toung kissingw/spock and the babe....Tried the finger kiss deal-nada til my ol man stuck his toung between my fingers "surprise" 2 me and the rest is a blurrr.
One the the few episodes where you can plainly see (1:58) that James Doohan was missing his right middle finger -- a war injury on D-Day. He always tried to hide his right-hand on camera.
@catzcorn different cultures, they split up in the past, and and now the most notable differences are that the romulans CAN show emotions and ARE NOT logical
Julian Gamboa In the third season episode, The Paradise Syndrome, Mr. Spock explains who the preservers were snd they inially are the ones who removed the violent Vulcan's off of the planet Vulcan and transfered them to the Romulus Remus section of the galaxy to then grow and prosper into another culture, the Romulans. The violent Vulcan's were the ones who totally refused to adapt themselves to pure logic and unemotion, which Surek was teaching to control violent temper, surpress emotions and adapt logic as a guide to preserve the Vulcan society, and to continue to be scientific in nature. Those that adapted to Surek's teachings remained on their home planet of Vulcan, while others who refused were removed to the Romulus Remus section of the galaxy.
This is why Star Fleet used the Enterprise as Captain Kirk is the only starship Captain who has a half Vulcan, half human first officer to apease the Romulans, which it worked as sub comander Tal asked, Who is that beside you, when the Captain said, my first officer, Mr. Spock. Tal's responce was, Vulcan, which he knew of the Vulcan society and the similar ancestory both share from their violent past. The only Vulcsn starship out there was the USS INTREPID which was destroyed in the second season episode, The Immunity Syndrome. So, the Enterprise, with it's only first officer was selected to cross over the netrual zone and capture the cloaking device, which Star Fleet thought would work, as they caught the Romulans off guard purposely to gain information about the cloking technology. This episode was also written in contrast to the USS PUEBLO which was stolen by the north koreans when she was 15 miles off shore of that country and in international waters.
@@rudolphguarnacci197 Yeah, however the Captain isn't a woman. He also was slapped in the second season episode, A Private Little War as he was fighting his way back from a gunshot wound and slapping him helped him to regain consciencesness, a Vulcsn way of self healing. Nurse Chappel was slapping him, if you recall.
"Commander, the cloaking device is gone." The very item they went to secure, and it was the largest item in the room in plain view, and it took them 7 seconds to notice it was missing? No wonder the Federation had not needed a cloaking device to stand against them all those years.
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It's always Balance Of Terror. Don't get me wrong, that is a top tier episode. One of the best, in fact. However, this episode does not get the full appreciation it deserves. An undercover mission to steal the cloaking device from the Romulans...perfection. it's as treacherous as the Romulans themselves! Kirk becoming one, plus the deceptive romanticism between Spock and the Romulan commander. A top ten TOS episode as far as I'm concerned!
Episode illustrates the biggest continuity error in all of Star Trek--that 99% of alien races look exactly, or almost exactly, like human beings. This occurs over and over again throughout the original series. The Universal Law of Low Budgets--prosthetics is expensive. All Kirk needs, apparently, to pass for a Romulan is to have his ears pointed, and some eyebrow work done. Ridiculous, but we're talking low TV budgets here.
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Kirk just pulls this brand new alien technology cloaking device right out of the console. Scotty wires it into the enterprise in 15 minutes. Now that’s what I call plug and play. LOL. Greatest show ever.
Scotty is a miracle worker he can use any technology
Spock Leading the commander on, naughty Vulcan!
Yet they all walk into the space that had the cloaking device and didn't notice it was gone. LOL
Pretty much did the same thing in TNG too lol
and Scott in less than a second knows how to hook the device up to
This episode really has the Cold War roots of Star Trek front and center. It feels almost like a 60s spy thriller.
and based loosely off the real life event "the Pueblo incident"
1:06-1:11 Even Kirk's physical assaults have dramatic pauses!
Lololol. Very.... Fascinating... Observation!
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That Romulan guard wasn't the sharpest knife in the drawer. 😅
They certainly didn't use a stunt man here! Just kept is simple.😊
I never noticed how when Kirk first enters, he clearly doesn't recognize the cloaking device then he mentions it to the guard and gets the guard to glance right at it. I need to rewatch this whole series :)
That Romulan guard wasn't the sharpest knife in the drawer. 😅
He was virtually a junior officer, someone who would inadvertently glance at the mentioned object.
yes you do
So THAT's where Nomad ended up..
With Sargons Body
yep!
@@TaxiHack39 yep! same entity marriage!
@@TaxiHack39 LOL, and Sargon too!!!
You are in AIR ROAR...you are imperfect!
"What are you that you could do this to me?"
I was totally waiting for Spock to say, "I am Vulcan." By the way, I love that that 'Romulan' dress looks suspiciously like 1960's fashion ;)
Originally, they were called "Vulcanians".
Exactly, the first season episodes, certain ones said, Vulcanians. After that, you never heard them saying Vulcanian ever again in the second and third seasons.
fjvideo originally they were from dildonius alpha centauri 😆
Back in the early 90's, the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D. C. had a Star Trek exhibit that showed a lot of the props actually used in the series. They had one of the space suits from "The Tholian Web," they had the actual console the Chekov and Sulu sat behind (just for the record, it was made of wood, and it was delaminating.) they had a few models of the Klingon and Romulan ships, and they had the actual dress that JoAnne Linville was wearing in this episode.
The top of the cloaking device looks suspiciously like Nomad.
Course the top of the cloaking device looks like nomad they were on a very tight budget back then they had to reuse everything in the doomsday device they even had to use a plastic model
I suppose a full scale planet eating machine with a hull made of neutronium would have blown up the budget.@@jodybranson925
@@GestapoPussyRanch okay, I am sorry to hear about that.
My condolences.🖖😔👍
The cloaking device is the top of Nomad attached to Sargon's sphere .
@@andysahs1599 It is clever the way they would reuse props.
Now in 2019 this is still a stunning piece of drama its thrilling so I can only imagine how amazing this was in the 60’s it must have been so futuristic too
This was the most badass thing in the 60s.
It was. I was there, watching every episode as a kid in the 60's.
Sir, that’s not a cloaking device! That’s a romulan bidet!
Oh snap good one
Has anyone ever noticed that this is one of only two times Spock, instead of Kirk, Got The Girl?
Spock was more selective and had better taste than Captain Kirk.
Droxann in the episode, The Cloud Minders was deeply in love with him and wanted to become his wife.
Tarawa Man Quite a few times Spock got a good looking chic, sometimes 2 together at the same time. Leonard Nimoy couldn't help but to grin in some of those scenes. He knew his character Spock had it going - Spock was the main man! In an episode of star Trek the next generation; Q wanted to repay Picard and everyone one the bridge for helping him to become immortal again. He tried giving Ryker 2 REALLY good looking women and a cigar. Ryker refused, so Q zapped the women over to Worf. Wow, Q & i can be friends! Another thing: i think that Q & i think much alike.
Tarawa Man .... that's what you got out of this episode ....lol
@Daniel Appleton The episode to in which you are refering to is All Our Yesterdays. Know the episode all to well. It goes into the fact and information of how the Vulcsn race itself were all savages before Surak's teachings becsme standard to unite all the Vulcsn people, those who choose to WANT to be united. Others who choose to continue to want to be savages, were removed by the alien race called The Preservers who transfered them to the Romulus Remus section of the galaxy whare they could form a different way of culture, which was brought out in the third season episode of Star Trek, The Immunity Syndrome when Spock began studying the Obolisk intensely and understanding its content.
At around 1:56 look closely at Mr. Scott's hand. You can see the space where his missing finger was. He lost it in combat during the D-Day landings in Normandy. RIP, brave soldier.
Like Oreily in MASH...he lost his fingers via a gamma Ray used by the Koreans.....(via China experimental warfare executive.)..
Radar received multiple purple hearts post war.
What a cool observation, as I had no clue. How on earth did you spot that?
Spoke: "What is your present form of execution?"
Romulan Commander: "Death... by slapping, you bad boy."
That's effing funny!
Commander: "Execution will be by the torture method reserved for Vulcans: you will be strapped down and tickled to death. The resulting surge of emotions will overwhelm your Vulcan physiology." He got away ... but it's not over. She returned. From 2017: ruclips.net/video/29L8P1XwnaA/видео.html "Spock: we have unfinished business."
It's Spock!
Cunilingis
Spock: "What is your present form of execution?"
Romulan Commander: "Death... by SNU-SNU!"
One of the Best Scenes of the Entire Original Star Trek Series.
All the Original Star Trek Series episodes are great, with the exception of five in the third season that wern't so great and even those not so great episodes in the third season far surpasses that silly childish next generation stuff.
They can get cheesy though... 1:10
@@floppydisksareop That next generation stuff is cheesy, that's for sure. Hate that cheesy next generation stuff, total insult to the Original Star Trek series.
Spock really laid the wood to the Romulan Commander based on the intensity of that slap and the look on her face.
Everyone thinks it's Kirk, but Spock is the Real one
Spock down right went Pon Farr.
I don’t blame him. She is stunning.
Spock or Kirk do you prefer MaryAnn or Ginger
@@domtam6571Yet my STO Romulan character bio doesn’t have her as my mom but as an Random Romulan woman while my Romulan character goes by his middle name of Hannibal
Commander! The hookah pipe is gone!
RIP Joanne Linville, the most intense female performance I've seen in the original Star Trek. She was in her 90s.
Her daughter, Amy Rydell could pass for her mom, Joanne.
Predictably Spocks torrid encounter with the Romulan officer has been deleted,no doubt due to the complaints about Spocks robust foreplay leading up to the consummation of inter species congress.
@@oldrocker74 As in fact she did, in "Star Trek Continues". She was totally convincing.
"What is your current form of execution?" You can tell he clearly did his job and didn't give a damn about her
He did care; it's in a later scene.
SO let me get this right. This huge statuesque device protruding up from a console is gone and they didn't see that when they initially walked into the friggin room?
At least Spock got some before he was busted.
Mister Spock was a Gentlemen and The Romulan Captain was a Lady
Yes, he definitely nutted.
Quite obvious
Who are you that you could do this????
" First officer.....of the enterprise...
Just perfect
Captain Leroy Jenkinskirk....You put that cloak down this instant! What if Picard saw you....? Heapa trouble.
A woman may slap a man in the face. But you can always tell when she's actually crazy for you by the look in her eyes. The eyes never lie.
For sure for sure!!!!!;-)
the one eyed trouser trout never lies either
When that guard was left alone to watch over the Commander, and witness her question Spock then slapping him, he probably was thinking: "Crap! Three years I've served under her command, waiting for the right moment to make my move on her, and this Federation flukie Vulcan beats me to it! Dang, it!"
That's right! That's right Kirk! Remove the lamp globe, remember the little screws at the base. Don't drop it! We have to use it for the next scene! Good! Now take it to the living room. Dad needs more light! OK like the Commander didn't notice the "Cloaking" devise was gone! There isn't a woman alive that doesn't notice that kind of stuff! No wonder Spock's asking to be executed! It's humiliating when your girlfriend is a dork!
You just made me laugh in 2022 !! Great narrative! Thanks!
Pissed off Romulan girl used slap, Spock was unfazed.
Why didn't he duck and avoid getting slapped?
@@michaelplumb298
He knew he deserved it and took it like a half man/ half vulcan
@@rudolphguarnacci197 Exactly...
@tahoevic- LOL you stole my thunder- I always thought it was a strange practice to recycle such obvious props; at the time of production- you can almost hear a few of Mr. Roddennberrys' detractors saying "ah- who's watching this turkey anyway- they won't notice"... FFWD 50 years- here we are. STILL LOVE THIS SHOW
Sargon bubble + Nomad = Cloaking Device. Also, that pedestal/console was used on a few other episodes as well. Whom Gods Destroy, I Mudd, I believe
1:56 James Doohan took great pains during the series to hide the middle finger he lost on his right hand during the Battle of Normandy, but you can see three fingers and a thumb on the cloaking device.
Nope don't see it
@@rebeccaquartieri5509 I see it it’s the hand on bottom
Spock: What is your present form of execution?
Romulan commander: I'm going to sit on your face until I'm completely satisfied!
Spock: Indeed it would only be logical...
Spock is hardcore individual. You straight up asked what is your method of execution.
"commander the cloaking device is missing..."
"...Search all decks!"
What the hell?! that thing is enormous, how could they not see it missing upon arriving into the room!?!
Spock was so COOL!
I am an android user. I find it very hard to navigate when I use my friends' iPhone.
But kirk here steals a vital instrument of an alien spaceship (which was already installed in the ship) within seconds! 👏👏👏
look at them SIDEBURNS! seriously, this episode was one of the best.
This was a great episode it had romance and espionage clearly well written ahead of its time
Spock was COOOOOOLD, in this scene, Wheeew!!!
For such a complicated device it seems to be pretty light for Kirk to carry it under his arm lol 😂
Spock, before he was was reduced to making comments like, "science is cool".
It only takes one Kirk to unscrew a cloaking device which seems to assemble and disassemble as a light bulb does.
I love it at the end of this episode where Spock tells the Captain to get and change his appearance as basically he doesn't like it he likes him just as he is, sweet!
They used Nomad's Head and Sargon's Globe. Must have been a budget shortfall in the Props Department that Year! Or mabey they tried Irwin Allen's technique to re-use stuff from Lost in Space and Time Tunnel? (Note also the panels in the background are ones lifted from the Enterprise Engine Room LOL)
Spock had me fooled.. I did not have any idea what they were up to.
Kurt All throughout the series they reused props. Example: the first season episode of Star Trek Balance Of Terror, the Romulan bridge was actually the observation deck of the Enterprise. No surprise there, all tv shows, if they can save a few bucks here and there will do so. Nothing new.
Star Trek was always low budget. The network didn't really care about the show until it became popular in re-runs but now they will vigorously defend the copyrights.
I never realized it until just now that the top of the cloaking device is NOMAD from another episode. That cracks me up.
romulans didn't search spock, you godda be kidding.
"What is your present form of execution?"
"Death by SNU SNU!"
"YES!!"
Spock: "My mother slaps harder than that."
She certain;ly did, in "Journey to Babel."
First officer of the USS Enterprise
"It'll have to be hooked into our deflector sheild control."
"Can you do it?"
"I don't know."
"You have 15 minutes."
He looks better as a romulan than a human lol
William Shatner in his role of James T Kirk
Is Legendary .
Revive and Rescue
James Kirk ...
Put him in Command
Of Starfleet ..
Commander in Chief
Of Starfleet
Is where he should go ....
My favorite episode.
2:00 james doohan’s right middle finger check
02:50
Doesn't. Even. Blink.
I am awed.
I just can imagine the amount of stress Dr. McCoy had to go through his surgery had it be Klingons after their new appearance in "The Motion picture" 😆
Oh yeah thAT Kick can knock anybody out.
Yeah that was the most glass jawed Romulan ever!
Oh, com on, mates... Give the poor lad a break... It was his first time on security duty alone... Lol.
Capt. You just kicked one of your crew members from The Doomsday Machine. That was Richard Compton aka Washburn.
You know a woman(even an alien one) is whipped when she is so mad she slaps her man while trying to hold back tears.
Kirk steals Sargon and Nomad... ahh I mean the Romulan cloaking device.. Which after never to been seen or heard of again lol
Romulans drink Cloak-a-Cola...
Spock said the cloaking device was working perfectly....So perfect that the lights on the bridge didn't dim!
"What are you, that you could do this?"
"First officer of the Enterprise."
That’s the robot from Nomad. Sterilize! Sterilize!
The female Commander was totally digging Spock you can see it in her eyes she knows what she wants
In the novels Section 31was behind this operation.
Seems like they would have to reinstall the cloaking device every time the ship moved, falling off it's table. It's not even plugged in!
Boy, first his mom and now the Romulan Commander. Spock's cheek must be permanently sore by now!
Love this episode BUT could never understand WHY the Romulan flag ship would NOT HAVE SHIELDS UP preventing beaming ?
1:58 scotty's middle finger!
Romulan sentry: *glimpses commander in dress* Uhh...Commander, if you'll permit, I'll retire to my quarters...
Kirk uses Kick its super effective
Kirk: Sulu, cloak the ship.
Sulu: Sir, this ship does not cloak.
Kirk: What do you mean the Enterprise is not a cloak-able ship? Plot course to nearest Romulan ship.
*Enterprise parks nearby a Romulan ship in the refuel station*
Kirk: Mr. Chekov, you have the bridge; Spock, you with me.
*fifteen minutes later*
Kirk: Scotty, plug this gizmo in, I want cloak active in 15 minutes.
It just lifts off the console without anything to hold it down, a shallow rim, no snap-in-place and no connections (well I suppose it could be wireless). One rough bump and it is on the floor.
This Episode is Mint.
Video Golf Even After All These Many Years.
Intelligent and Creative Screenwriting Always
David William S Written by DC Fontana, and it was in referance coinsiding with the capture of the USS POLBLO the north koreans stole off of us, even though the ship itself was in international waters.
Boy, did Kirk have egg on his face when Scotty told him he stole a lightbulb.
I wish to re-state my undying love for Joanna Linville
She is spectacular in this episode.
It's that easy to steal a cloaking device?
You'd think they would have seen the device was gone when they entered the room
Apparently Kirk also speaks Romulan.
I loved this one, all it missed was some real toung kissingw/spock and the babe....Tried the finger kiss deal-nada til my ol man stuck his toung between my fingers "surprise" 2 me and the rest is a blurrr.
Shame
Mr. Spock got his noodle wet!
Mister Spock Was A Gentlemen Both Privately And Professionaly And The Lady Captain Was A Lady
@@jonimichalski69 Was just kidding.
2:13 Commander: "No F'ing kidding!"
Scotty..... Energize!
I like how the technology in the future is so compatible....
Or Scotty's just the most magnificent engineer in the fleet.
"Who are you that you can do this?"
"I am the First Officer of the Enterprise...."
Sari Payne More like, First officer of the Enterprise.
Not TOS's finest hour.
Romulan Commander Iliana Charvanek,Joanne Linville, Kirk Disguised as Romulan, Steals The Cloaking Device
Yay! The Romulan episode on the original Star Trek! Wow! That's a handsome Romulan man that calls her commander! ^_*
One the the few episodes where you can plainly see (1:58) that James Doohan was missing his right middle finger -- a war injury on D-Day. He always tried to hide his right-hand on camera.
@catzcorn
different cultures, they split up in the past, and and now the most notable differences are that the romulans CAN show emotions and ARE NOT logical
Julian Gamboa In the third season episode, The Paradise Syndrome, Mr. Spock explains who the preservers were snd they inially are the ones who removed the violent Vulcan's off of the planet Vulcan and transfered them to the Romulus Remus section of the galaxy to then grow and prosper into another culture, the Romulans. The violent Vulcan's were the ones who totally refused to adapt themselves to pure logic and unemotion, which Surek was teaching to control violent temper, surpress emotions and adapt logic as a guide to preserve the Vulcan society, and to continue to be scientific in nature. Those that adapted to Surek's teachings remained on their home planet of Vulcan, while others who refused were removed to the Romulus Remus section of the galaxy.
Lol.
At their stage of reality DNA was easily obtained. Like NOW. Faking a Rumulan, LOL, no way.
Gotta love the 1960's..................
1:04 Three kicks and yer out cold, Way to go Kirk boot that unarmed romulan in the face lol
darksideomyass #%%$$$$××5
Unarmed huh? Right.....sure.....
Is that a cloaking device or a water dispenser that Kirk can remove it in 2 seconds.
its awesome! Spock is there because the Romulan commander wanted him. And he played along to screw her over here
This is why Star Fleet used the Enterprise as Captain Kirk is the only starship Captain who has a half Vulcan, half human first officer to apease the Romulans, which it worked as sub comander Tal asked, Who is that beside you, when the Captain said, my first officer, Mr. Spock. Tal's responce was, Vulcan, which he knew of the Vulcan society and the similar ancestory both share from their violent past. The only Vulcsn starship out there was the USS INTREPID which was destroyed in the second season episode, The Immunity Syndrome. So, the Enterprise, with it's only first officer was selected to cross over the netrual zone and capture the cloaking device, which Star Fleet thought would work, as they caught the Romulans off guard purposely to gain information about the cloking technology. This episode was also written in contrast to the USS PUEBLO which was stolen by the north koreans when she was 15 miles off shore of that country and in international waters.
2:52 Not the first time Spock's been slapped by a woman...
His Mother in Journey to Babel, slapped him.
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Oh yeah, I always forget Jane Wyatt's slap. Kirk slapped him too in an attempt to get the spores out.
@@rudolphguarnacci197 Yeah, however the Captain isn't a woman. He also was slapped in the second season episode, A Private Little War as he was fighting his way back from a gunshot wound and slapping him helped him to regain consciencesness, a Vulcsn way of self healing. Nurse Chappel was slapping him, if you recall.
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Nurse Chappel barely touched him. It was Doctor Mabenga that knocked the snot out of him.
@@rudolphguarnacci197 Booker Bradshaw, the guy who played that doctor, accidentally hit Nimoy for real a couple of times when they shot that scene
"Commander, the cloaking device is gone."
The very item they went to secure, and it was the largest item in the room in plain view, and it took them 7 seconds to notice it was missing? No wonder the Federation had not needed a cloaking device to stand against them all those years.
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Why does the cloaking device look like a waterborne gourd?
It's always Balance Of Terror. Don't get me wrong, that is a top tier episode. One of the best, in fact. However, this episode does not get the full appreciation it deserves. An undercover mission to steal the cloaking device from the Romulans...perfection. it's as treacherous as the Romulans themselves! Kirk becoming one, plus the deceptive romanticism between Spock and the Romulan commander. A top ten TOS episode as far as I'm concerned!
Episode illustrates the biggest continuity error in all of Star Trek--that 99% of alien races look exactly, or almost exactly, like human beings. This occurs over and over again throughout the original series. The Universal Law of Low Budgets--prosthetics is expensive. All Kirk needs, apparently, to pass for a Romulan is to have his ears pointed, and some eyebrow work done. Ridiculous, but we're talking low TV budgets here.
Spock: "I see you enjoy rough play, Commander. Just as I had suspected, and hoped."
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