The Disturbing Implications of "The Menagerie" - Reddit
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The Menagerie Part One - First Viewing Reaction : r/startrek - Reddit
Feb 9, 2020 · Star Trek DS9 S07E04 "Take Me Out To The Holosuite" is the best feel-good episode ever - change my mind. r/startrek • Tuvok, O'Brien, Worf and Picard have the distinct honour of being the few living officers to have served on more than one of the starfleet vessels featured in the Athan Prime museum
Does watching "The Cage" first spoil "The Menagerie" - Reddit
Dec 9, 2020 · The Menagerie is an award winning 2-parter that contains 90% of The Cage anyways. A 2-parter much less suspenseful knowing the plot of The Cage. Therefore I recomend skipping The Cage amd watching it sometime latter. The DVDs and Netflix actually make it the last episode. I watched it after literally everything else Trek.
Watching The Menagerie… : r/startrek - Reddit
May 6, 2023 · Roddenberry, when making changes to the show so NBC would accept it basically put the personality of the character Number One into Spock. Then, when Number One shows up as a real character in the Star Trek universe (in The Managerie which used footage sitting around from the original "The Cage") canon has her as an early mentor for Spock.
“The Menagerie Part Two” - First Viewing Reaction : r/startrek
Feb 11, 2020 · Noob Trek 12: The Menagerie Part Two Bit of a gearshift from the first episode. Whereas that was more jaw on the floor, “what is Spock DOING” and fairly thrill packed, this is a more sedate, emotional affair, but it still works in its own way.
TOS the Menagerie- Why in the name of sanity did they do that
Jul 28, 2016 · It's always been pretty apparent in Star Trek that starship captains are generally well respected and even revered by their crews; it makes sense that after such a long time serving together that Spock would have had a strong sense of loyalty to Pike. More than that, I think that the situation ultimately proved to be a beneficial one for him ...
This TOS scene from The Menagerie hits different after Strange
May 5, 2022 · A casual, constructive, and most importantly, welcoming place on the internet to talk about Star Trek Members Online I thought the TMP Transporter Accident was the most horrific scene in Trek, then I remembered this
Just re-watched The menagerie. : r/startrek - Reddit
Jul 6, 2019 · Ohh okay. Yeah tbh I'm surprised they made it Canon by making the Menagerie (they could have dismissed it otherwise). That being said, despite obvious Canon issues, I think it is so cool to watch. It really still has that whole essence of star trek there despite differences
The 2 parter "The Menagerie" Left me speechless. : r/startrek
Dec 12, 2016 · Yes, "The Menagerie" is excellent, probably Roddenberry's best contribution to TOS as a writer. Back in the late '70s when I was a kid and seeing Trek in reruns on my local Philadelphia channel, this episode was never in the rotation, so I got through the series a few times over without seeing it.
What to watch before Strange New Worlds? : r/startrek - Reddit
Nov 10, 2023 · Then a few years later in a two part episode of original Star Trek (“The Menagerie”) with Captain Kirk and that involved flashbacks to that unseen pilot episode, mainstream audiences were first introduced to Captain Pike (then played by a new actor), as a disfigured invalid confined to a space wheelchair since the supposed events of “The ...