T'pol gives Amanda Cole corrective neuro-pressure
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The Vulcan way of saying "Shut up he's mine" XD
"b*tch! I will nerve pinch you if you say one more word!" 😂😂😂
Why can I see Spock reacting a similar way to anyone who talks about Kirk. Lol.
@@ScarletBrimstone How about a Vulcan death grip
@@Spookssga There’s no such thing as a Vulcan Death Grip.
@@ericoberlies7537 we know that but they don’t 😅
Ah Star Trek. Expanding minds and pants for decades now.
Thank you Gene.
Expanding pants? That would be William Shatner as he has really, REALLY packed on the pounds as the decades have gone by😉😁😈.
I don´t know if you meaned what I think you meaned, but if yes, then...🤣🤣👍
@@nicholasmaude6906 Expanding waistlines wasn't what he meant! lol
Boldy going where no man has gone before.
@@Winterascent Many fans, as I did, went balding where a lot of men went before.
This was a complete eye candy scene and I love it
Yeah, but T'Pol's not dressed for Ananda. She's about as sexy for this cpl. as me in my granny gown for my boyfriend lately. Now, if Trip had shown up, you know how T'Pol would be dressed for him!
does she break out the Vulcan baby oil in the next scene?
That Human lady is Fine AS HECK .
Actual plot plus eye candy. Best of both worlds. 😍
@@virginiaconnor8350
T'Pol/young Jolene is A-grade eye candy even with a literal sack of potatoes on. About the Amanda Cole actress, she also looks like perfection to me.
We all know how we had hoped this had gone.
Giggity !
And I want to be a space fly to see it all 😂😂😂
T'Pol applying too much could result in paralysis. Don't piss off a Vulcan.
Even without the pressure points T'pol could casually crunch her spine
"... and he has very nice arms."
**crunch**
"I apologize."
For a Vulkan, that was as good as throwing a full on tantrum.
I think this was after her Trellium-D addiction, so she's a bit emotional.
You can deny it, T’Pol, but your emotions are sneaking closer to the surface than you realize. After all, I’m pretty sure an intentional jab like that is a sign of the emotion known as jealousy.
Well, their blood IS green!!
@@davidanderson4091 True, like T'Pol told Hawkins and Trip about maintaining control-or losing it altogether if they don't. Maybe, T'Les meant something else that only she and her daughter knew (before she died in 'Awakenings').
haha
@@davidanderson4091 LOL😁! I hadn't thought of that😁.
I heard this comment in spocks voice...
Amanda had gorgeous shoulders. I think the actress was reasonably fit.
She had gorgeous everything and fit everywhere.
The actress in question is Noa Tishby, she's Israeli and did a series called Shachar you may want to look up. wink wink nudge nudge
@@RandomMadness42 can’t seem to find that
She was ok fellas calm down
@@RandomMadness42 did she took part on leverage ?
When Amanda said Trip had told her about his sister Elizabeth, you could see T'pol's eyes look down as if in disappointment. The many tiny nuances by Jolene is what made T'pol such a wonderful character. Amanda was lucky she could still walk when they were done. A jealous Vulcan is a dangerous thing.
**What a scene: T'Pol/A delicate Fairy Princess, and Amanda Cole/a muscled Warrior princess. Both beautiful just different.
Watch her eyes. They mostly appear dead and emotionless with occasional flashes of emotion. She captured T'Pol PERFECTLY!
Sometimes i do question why they cast her and Jeri Ryan for their perspective parts.
Both seem top notch actors and that would make it obvious why they were chosen but then i hear backstage stories about Ryan's/Sirtis' constrictive jumpsuits and see scenes like this, and the "decomtemination gell" scenes and a'll i'm thinking is, _"they cast them because they're hot."_
And it seems like such a shame.
It's one of the reasons why this show didn't resonate with me back in the day.
It relied to much on sex appeal and not on good writing.
Ofcource you had gems like when Soval had that conversation with admiral forrest about why vulcans fear humans but those seemed far and between.
But that's just my opnion.
No other being could play this character better..
@@nielsmichiels1939
True, but nobody rocked that catsuit better than Seven of Nine. Oh man.
I noticed T’Pol’s fingers gradually making their way closer and closer to Amanda’s neck as if to say “Say the wrong thing and I’m breaking it.”
Men of culture we meet again.
Stressful day, came here for relief suggestions.
@@beingsshepherd Don't take any from T'Pol here! LOL
Reporting!
Babylon.
I heeded the call and came quickly..
T'Pol should've performed some advanced research into human behavior.
How did T'Pol not accidentally make her pass out from an unintended Vulcan neck pinch? 😅
She didn't pinch her hard enough. Apparently, she changed her mind. At this point, I doubt if T'Pol needed to give Archer and Trip any more excuses to show her the airlock, especially since she was addicted to Trellium at this time. Archer already knew about her Pa'nar Syndrome so why make things worse?
I think T'Pol would be able to squeeze until Cole popped like a pimple.
She was probably trying especially hard not to do that
@@virginiaconnor8350 When T’Pol introduced Trip to neuro-pressure Trip was covered in Trellium D. So I guess he drugged her.
She might be jealous and her emotional control lacking, but she is no imbecile.
I love the **crunch**, "oops, sorry 'bout that..."
The part she was pinching is only soft tissue though, it shouldn't crunch. Only joints or breaking bones can crunch.
@@BoopSnoot Logical.
@@BoopSnoot squeeze hard enough and the resulting pop will sound like a crackle
Meanwhile, crewmen Quagmire is thinking “Giggity!”
Quagmire is disguised as Ensign MacFarlane.
@@hawkeye5955 I see a promising career in that ensigns future. He’s one alternative reality accident from being made captain of his own ship.
you know i wish more trek shows had a character like quagmire.
@@hawkeye5955 Seth McFarlane in "The Oroville". I like Seth's singing!
@@hawkeye5955 Thought he was Ensign Rivers.
Vulcans have very deep emotions. Much deeper than humans. The teachings of Surak helped them learn to suppress these emotions to avoid exterminating each other in wars and jealousies, etc.
Real fans already know that.
@@LordTalax Of course! But we still have a responsibility to educate the less fortunate among us.
But surprisingly, Romulans didn't destroy themselves.
Half of Vulcan "logic" is more or less just religious doctrine and not logic.
@@ImAmirus After 2000 years?
No, Vulcans problems are the same as Jedis, they deny emotional outburst from young childhood and thus never learn how to cope with their emotions, only supress them.
So whenever one of them eventually crack, they are a trainwreck. We see that in Tuvok in Voyager, in that Vulcan who hated Sisko in DS9 etc.
The only Vulcan that can handle his emotions is Spock. And he only could do that due to him spending decades with humans and being half human himself. Kirk, McCoy and Scotty trained him over the years to be able to use some of his emotions.
@@ImAmirus T’Pol’s Grandmother was briefly marooned on Earth, (Enterprise: Carbon Creek). It is theoretically possible that what she learned living and loving in Carbon Creek, may have passed on through her genes to her granddaughter T’Pol.
Hence T’Pols emotional indiscretions.
Prolonged contact with humans does seem to irreversibly affect Vulcans. I recall a female Vulcan (Ambassador) who was affected much the same way. Vulcans are……fascinating!
I can see T'pol "accidentally" snapping her collar bone...
ACCIDENTALLY ? Surely you're joking, Right?
@@jamescarter8699 It's called irony.
@@jamescarter8699 How about "accidently on purpose"? She wanted to give her that VNP, but knew she could get in serious trouble; on the other hand, if she could convince Dr. Phlox to say it was accidental somehow, then she might've done it. I guess she couldn't think of a way to do it right then. I think if someone later told Phlox about her addiction, he would've found a way to explain the extra Trellium in her system as an accidental drug overdose.
It looks like Amanda is bringing out the green-eyed monster in T'Pol😉😁😈.
TBH, T'Pol being jealous is kinda cute.
Both of them ARE super cute!
Only kinda? It’s SUPER cute!
but.... T'Pol is stronger than a human male..... cute can become too dangerous real quick. And I'm not even talking about death by Snu Snu.
@@andyakers4329
Yes,I had and still have A LOT of dirty,dirty thoughts.😍
I have...rather vivid imagination.😎
Strange that T'Pol would have any reaction. She is not half human. Ok, ok, it was cute.
Amanda's upper body is insane in this scene.
how so?
@@cosmeticscameo8277 He likes manly bodies
That chick was one pinch away from getting knocked out.
At the end, Amanda was like "WTF... No more neuropressure for me, thank you very much".
It's always disappointing when 3 people in love cannot get the trifecta to work.
Unless you're Denoblean
Can Andorians do it?
Yep
You're spending too much time on Pornhub.
Girls, girls, stop fighting, there is enough Tucker for both of you.
Cole: "Stop, you're hurting me!
T'Pol: "Strange, I can't seem to hear you right now... (the sound of crunching bones can be heard from T'Pol's quarters)
Cole: "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😱😱😱
Now you see, if Cole were _enjoying_ that, that would be a… fascinating scene 🖖
@@DissociatedWomenIncorporated YOU PERVERT! But I must admit my mind had wondered to a
simular place.
@@jamescarter8699 I have always been a pervy girl and I have no intention of changing that 😁
@@DissociatedWomenIncorporated - Sweeps week episodes gonna sweep.
Wow
T'Pol's emotions were always close to the surface.
And her nipples.
Worst vulkan ever.
@@Superkuh2 All Vulcans are not stoic and in control. The Vulcan High Command on "Enterprise" was racist and militaristic. Hardly the model of what they supposedly strived for.
They should take it up a notch.
I guess this is a female Vulcan's way of being catty.
Ya think?
Based on appearances alone I would hate to choose between these two.
Definitely more than just a hint of jealousy
For Amanda's health, that corrective neuro pressure now needs to be balanced and offset by degenerative neuro pressure. I volunteer! Seriously, no problem at all, I can make time!
You pervert you sick man. I love how you think
They say the Vulcan Death Grip doesn't really exist, but I'm sure T'Pol had wished she could've found Tolaris and given it to him for giving her that Pa'nar Syndrome. She could have used that as an excuse for murdering him-or at least for addicting herself to that Trellium instead.
Just a VULCAN that is not CONTROLLED BY her emotion RIGHT !.
This was after her exposure to Trellium-D. She was somewhat more emotional after that, even if it was understated.
Let me guess, the Corporal is going to disappear under mysterious circumstances.
She did, but not so mysteriously. Producers never renewed her contract.
And they say Vulcans don't let their emotions get the better of them....
y'all can get excited about the T'Pol-Cole thing going on here.
I'm just happy Americans have finally accepted the metric system. (0:50)
United Earth government = united measurement system. America survived WW3, but the United States of America did not. Washington D.C. was nuked in the war.
@@timonsolus No great loss.
@@timonsolus Metric in America and the swamp gets nuked. What's not to love about the Star Trek Universe? (besides STD, of course)
Inches, feet, yards, miles, vs. meters (milli- through kilo-). Which system first made it to the moon and back safely?
@@sjp35productions6 Both: NASA used both Metric and US systems for the Apollo program.
Between this scene and all the time the crew spent in De-con I’m amazed there weren’t more “interpersonal issues” aboard NX-01 😉
it seems like only the senior staff ever went thorugh decon. you never saw anyone else do it. lol
@@cosmeticscameo8277 Think they would the cover this issue in "The Lower Decks"? Maybe not if it's a animated programme for kids, but maybe "Strange New Worlds"?
@@virginiaconnor8350 lower decks is NOT for kids, quite the opposite.
they were but the show adhere to Rodenberry's rule of engagement.
Man the NX-01 crew was getting it in after dark
Good time for the Vulcan nerve pinch.
Like sand thru the hourglass, As the Starship Turns
Let's be honest..how many of us thought of a "T'pol Cole" sandwich?
Maybe Sato could join in as well....directed by Navaar.
Lets throw Travis in there as well to balance out the whole scene.
Malcom behind the camera, and Tucker to make sure all the lighting and angles are perfect.
OH YEAH, and because of some "temporal incident"...7 of 9 makes sure everyone knows that "resistance is futile" when it comes to here "Borg Technique" of making love.
i rather have them in sequence than at the same time, but that's just my preference
@@tombaker8481, Hmm, what technique might that be? I don't think I ever ran across it.
OH YEAH!
So this is how female Vulcans cat fight.
I feel like that look Amanda gets at the end is the look of realizing that one of your vertebrae is now missing.
Amanda: "... and he has nice arms"
Inside T'pol's head: "No you didn't! take this"
(all while saying nothing and showing no emotion of course!)
Also T'pol out loud: "I apoligize!"
Inside T'pol's head: No, not really! you biitczczh!
(all while saying nothing and showing no emotion of course!)
And thus, I'm a happy man. I swear if I were given the chance to meet a woman like this I'd be the happiest man ever; but wait... wouldn't we all?
Funniest post in a long, LONG time!!!
haha @@freggerken6931
T'Pol begins anchoring a Territorial Claim Unit...
eve online player detected
"Oh no you don't, heifer!"
T'Pol seems to need a saucer of warm milk after that session
She was trying her best to restrain her emotional response when the other girl mentioned "what is there NOT to like about him?"
If Trip had visited T'Pol right after she finished her session with Amanda she'd have jumped Trip😉😁?
Habit forming when something strange happens i want to watch tpol
"....And stay away from my man."
I guess her blood wasn't the only thing that was Green
Well said!!!
Lol! T'pol almost gave her the Vulcan neck pinch there!
When she nearly did the nerve pitch, I was like “go on T’pol! Bitch is trying to take your man!”
NO, for one thing she did not even know there was anything going on between those two.
T'Pol making sure that Amanda Cole knows that she can not have Trip in the much polite way as her possible.
A man’s market value skyrockets when he’s seen as valuable by other women.
Ahaha...that struck a Vulcan nerve...😅😅😅
Sorry boys, they didn't lez out or wrestle in baby oil.
still hot though :)
T’was never in my thoughts. I was fascinated just observing a Vulcan female wrestling with the overwhelming emotion known as jealousy. T’was quite intriguing to witness. Excellent script writing too - and an amazing performance by Jolene Blalock!
That's a good idea
Don't need oil. Just the decontamination chamber with some antibacterial gel.
LOL there is the imagination for those scenes.
Vulcan Jealousy can be Painful.🙄
Even in the future, playing hard to get ends up with you playing "snooze you lose"...
How do you say "Giggitty" in Vulcan?
Korsaya, ektra'kahr-veh ashaya'at-kutaya-iktra t'korsaya
Ask Chatgpt to translate that back into English
Space "slap bass" starts playing in the backround.. bow chika wow wow
That’s subtle way of saying f… off 😂😂😂😂😂
corporal Amanda Cole was played by Israeli actress Noa Tishby. she's awesome, she was in berkeley California today speaking out against antisemitism on college campuses. i loved Enterprise that series ended way too soon.
In 2005 (The year after she was on Enterprise) she played the community announcer in the scifi drama "The Island" and in 2009 she appeared as a former girlfriend in "Ghosts of girlfriends Past".
@@nicholasmaude6906 thanks for the heads up on that i guess i need to re-watch The Island and check out Ghosts of girlfriends Past.
We all appreciate you doing this…
Logic is what saved Amanda Cole from the Vulcan back snap that day.
I think she was about to give Amanda more than mere headache to remember. That's what she gets for messing around with a Vulcan woman's man! Good thing T'Pol didn't press any harder!
I wonder if T'pol knows about a Menage a trois,Trip would probably go for that...
I'm not so sure, considering how he reacted to the advances of Phlox's wife.
@@Xerxes2005 But that was because she was married. He IS a southerner. There's rules against that kind of thing.
@@chrisdefresne3235 And there is no rule against ménage à trois?
@@Xerxes2005 Depends on what section of the South we're talking about
As in….
‘Go down South’😜🤣🤣
Keep talking and she'll never walk again lol.
😂
If seasons 5, 6, and 7 had happened it was to be revealed that Amanda was in fact a half sister of T'Pol. Sounds crazy but the writers had intended to reveal this as T'Pol's father was a Romulan and undercover operative from Romulus. T’Pol and her mother T’Les were never aware of this. T'Pol never understood why she had so much difficulty controlling her emotions prior to her posting on Enterprise and that was why. T’Pol thought he was dead but in fact he had just disappeared when she was a child when in fact he had returned to Romulus.
The writers were very careful to never say directly that T’Pols father died throughout the series and that was intentional. They had planned on exploring this further in upcoming seasons. Turns out he had many agents (several that were his children, with the locals on various planets, including Earth. Amanda was one of them. By season 3 he had become aware of T'Pol's relationship with Trip and wished to test the developing bond between Trip and T’Pol and assess Trip's character, etc. Amanda was instructed to try and seduce Trip which we saw in season three when she asked Trip to perform neuropressure on her. Little did fans know where the writers intended to go with that in upcoming seasons.
The sphere builders were just one faction from the future trying to influence history with the help of the Xindi. The Suliban were actually taking orders from Romulans in the future who were attempting to destroy Earth and prevent the Federation from forming. Daniels and Silik eluded to Archer in season 1 about multiple factions trying to “alter history” but it was never fully explained or flushed out by Berman and Braga prior to season 3 and was left hanging.
No joke, Manny Coto was in the process of writing episode scripts to tie up all of those loose ends from early in the series in an effort to clean up the chaotic mess of story arcs that his predecessors Berman and Braga carelessly created in seasons 1, 2, and part of 3.
Coto submitted these episode script outlines for season 5 to CBS executives to try and save the series from cancellation but to no avail. Berman and Braga didn’t help matters either by totally bailing on their protégé (Manny Coto) who they were intensely jealous of by season 4 having taken over completely from them at that point. You can see their animosity towards Coto in the DVD interviews in seasons 3 & 4.
It’s really too bad that seasons 5, 6, and 7 didn't happen. They were about to get into the Earth romulan war, the Vulcan Romulan schism, as well as deep dive into the relationship and bond between T'Pol & Trip (who wouldn't have died) as well as their daughter (baby Elizabeth) who would have survived as well. Probably would have been the best Trek to air since the 60s original series. CBS and Les Moonves were just idiots and were so narrow minded. They hated everything Star Trek and were obsessed with reality TV by that point as well as Buffy the Vampire Slayer which was a cheesy series at best. It’s really a shame they cancelled ENT.
Thats up there with the "drug addict" crew members in Ellison's original "City On The Forever" draft.
Trip didn't die as shown in that long delayed, throw back TNG episode after "Terra Prime.". That was just showcasing Riker's malfunctioning holodeck program, like so many others that went haywire on the Enterprise D.
Regardless, that TNG episode would never have existed if "Enterprise " wasn't canceled so abruptly.
Damn, that sound so interesting. I would love to watch that. That sounds like everything i wished for. Now I'm sad.
I've heard a lot of things about t'pol being half romulan but never that amanda was intended to be her sister
@@GoGreen1977 correct. Manny Coto vehemently opposed the episode but was overrided by the show’s original creators (Berman and Braga) who wanted credit for the finale and a goodbye of sorts for the whole Star Trek genre. They believed ENT would be the last Trek TV series ever. Berman retired in 2005/ 2006 and the TATV episode was his “valentine” as he put it when in fact it was a disaster and a throwback to his glory days in TNG. His ego was so massive that he couldn’t even stick to the current ENT cast and brought in TNG characters that he liked which even they admitted was disrespectful. Jonathan Frakes (Riker) echoed these sentiments saying it disrespected the ENT cast and that TATV was a horrible story.
Regardless, they foolishly aired the episode which was in fact a resurrected AU episode (Berman and Braga were obsessed with AU episodes throughout TNG, DS9, Voyager, and ENT which bored fans to death except when Manny Coto did them ie. Mirror Darkly episodes), a scrapped AU story from late in season 3 during the xindi arc.
If you are an ENT fan write off TATV as non canon because it really is. It was an inaccurate holodeck re-creation by Riker based off incomplete records of the final voyages of the NX-01 and the events leading up to the formation of the Federation. Trip Tucker did not really die nor did baby Elizabeth. Trip and T’Pol’s relationship didn’t end there either. Manny Coto has stated multiple times that if a season 5 had taken place none of what transpired in TATV would have aired and the Demons episode would have been written quite differently.
That said TATV broke the long standing tradition of Star Trek of ending on a high note. It effectively squashed the Trip and T’Pol relationship which the writers spent almost 2-1/2 seasons building and it was completely pointless and made ZERO sense. Jolene Blalock (T’Pol) was so distraught by the episode that she cried backstage for almost 45 minutes which upset the normally cool and collected Scott Bakula (Archer) so much so that he confronted Berman and Braga on-set and laid into them yelling at them at how badly the episode was written and was being filmed.
Not at all a bright spot for Berman and Braga despite their reputations and massive egos. The episode was so badly received by fans that even after the cancellation they were called into network studios by CBS executives to answer questions and explain the episodes’s horrible reception. B&B admitted years later that they would have written a completely different finale if they could do it again and spent years apologizing to fans particularly at Trek conventions, it was that bad.
The thing that was even dumber about airing that episode is that it effectively made it impossible to do a movie (not that it was likely to happen) as they implied the Enterprise was being decommissioned and killed off a key character in Trip Tucker who had become a central figure of the show by season 4 alongside T’Pol, pushing aside Archer who was the central character the first two seasons in many respects. Doing so left a gaping hole for any future projects. They would have had to have figured out a way to retcon back in Trip Tucker which would have wasted enormous screen time.
For some reason Braga and Berman became obsessed with killing off a major character and even eluded to this in the DVD set interviews. Why? No idea other than they thought they were doing something most tv show producers and writers never got to do (another sign of their massive egos). In fact by season 3 they were obsessed with doing this and tried twice to kill off Archer but CBS shot them down both times.
Manny Coto who had taken over completely by season 4 was quite vocal in his protests about “These are the Voyages.” He hated the episode and never wanted it aired.
It’s unfortunate the series ended in season 4 as Trek fans were robbed of what would have been the best Trek material aired (in the upcoming 2-3 seasons) in a long LONG time. Star Trek fans have been literally begging producers to delve into the Earth Romulan conflict for decades. It’s really a travesty.
Les Moonves (former CBS executive) was a complete idiot. He hated everything Star Trek and just wanted the series cancelled at all costs.
Coto BEGGED the CBS executives to let him do a season 5 and even wrote complete episode outlines for the entire season in advance of the finale before cancellation was announced in an effort to avoid cancellation. This is unheard of for TV series writers. In an interview years later he admitted that he and the cast were actually cautiously optimistic a season 5 would be green-lite based on feed back from the studio to his script outlines. However, apparently at the last second Les Moonves intervened and put his foot down overriding the other executives and said NO absolutely NOT! That was the end of ENT and the decision was final after the “Bound” episode. You can see it in the cast especially in the following episodes. They looked dismayed and their hearts just weren’t in it anymore.
And he's always ready.
Heavenly Father forgive me! I've gotta rewatch Enterprise.
This scene does not pass the Bechtal test.
Logic states girl-girl action is very hot
Affirmative
Imagine feeling threatened by another woman when you are as attractive as T'pol.
I totally love this scene it's totally amazing
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'll try not to press so hard!!! My stomach hurts😅
I expected a nerve pinch.
Algorithm. I don't know why you recommended. But, I approve.
So the gal in there did the voice of Meg in Hercules? The best Disney love interest for a guy there ever was...lol.
A little bit of Seven by my side.
A little bit of Troi is all I need.
A little bit of T’Pol in the Vulcan sun.
A little bit of Dr. Marcus all night long.
A little bit of Nurse Chapel here I am.
A little bit of Ms. Q makes me your Ca-pi-taine.
Clever!
So what about Cole?
Jesus, how old are you??
writers meeting:
writer 1: hey the ratings are dropping, what do we do ?
writer 2: we could make better, more interesting stories
writer 3: nah, let's just have the women give each massages -- these nerds watching the show have probably never touched a woman before
That's enough,be nice.
beats Discovery
Writer 1: hey the ratings are dropping, wat do?
Writer 2: make better stories with less dumb alien designs
Writer 3: nah, lets just mock and belittle white males more, except the gay ones, the gay ones are sacred.
Unfortunately this seems to have been the thoughts of the directors/producers. What a shame.
@@BoopSnoot only one non alien straight male on the main cast this season. I’m 🤏🏾this close to categorizing it as an LGBT show.
@@angryox3102
Are you still watching std? Why do you torture yourself like that?
I started with a deep breath as well
Is it my imagination or is T'Pol a bit passive-aggressive with Amanda? I could almost see T'Pol telling Amanda to stay away from her boyfriend Trip.
Don't mess with my man! Lol!
Sweeps Week.
This is up there with the Dax scene in DS9 (though that's way more brazen) and also the scene in SG Atlantis #iykyk
"big breaths"
"yet, and I am only thixteen"
Noa Tishby (Amanda Cole) was also on Leverage, she played a former Mossad agent who was the "hitter" for her team. Some good fighting scenes with Christian Kane ("Eliot Spencer").
Commander Tucker, galactic beauty magnet!
T'pol was angling for a 3way
This scene gave me a warp bubble in my nethers
I wonder if someone has written an Enterprise fanfic based on this scene?
It is too bad the earthling woman did not realize she was in the presence of a rival. Vulkan pinching aside, Amanda Cole looks quite fit and able to give T'Pol some competition in a physical altercation.
Yes we need them in the chocolate pudding pit NOW!
I think she did realise she was in the presence of a rival possibly based on the tenor of her questions and the fact that T'Pol pressed harder when she said "he has very nice arms". Her facial expression changed, there was also rumours about Trip's "magic" hands.
t'pol would fold her like a pretzel.
It is said that Vulcans have 3x human strength.
@@sunnchilde yeah, if they had a fight there would have to have some kind of Kripton for Vulkans that would diminish her strength to a normal human woman.
1:46
She was like, “That’s your warning, b@%#$!” 😂
I would pay all the money for an XXX version of this.
Both thumbs in, pull apart, take a whiff. All the diagnosis you need.
They should have scissored.
Even though this is what happened but in my head there was a big cat fight with pulling and touching going on as I fall asleep 💤
both of them into my VR harem ASAP.......
I find that sort of thing so relaxing. I relax just by having my hair trimmed, which is a bit weird
after this, she knew she had to up her game, and began using advanced vulcan karma sutra to seduce.
😂..I never watched it, are you serious or joking? Did she really step it up a notch?
Some very good humor!
Fantastic, so America will adapt and use metric in the far far future :P
T`pol because of her and the wonderful series, I watched all the seasons 3 times over the years, maybe its time for N4 ? 🤣
I guess Vulcans make good chiropractors...
At forst disappointed but still empathetic to Trip's loss. Then she "accidentally" presses too hard when the discussion becomes physical...
T'Pol is jealous for sure.
Of course - Vulcans have emotions too, they're just better at repressing them than humans.
@@MaryBrownIsTheBlairWitch Usually.
think this is the highest view count on a star trek video i've ever seen ...