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at the end of the show.. spock says "pure energy" which was sampled in a famous eighties song "tell me what on your mind" by information society.. they also sampled bones at the beginning and kirk from other episodes ... it was a huge hit that you have probably heard before and never realized that it was spock, nimoy, from this episode saying "pure engery"... lol
I absolutely LOVE Kor! My all-time favorite Klingon. Other Klingon's went around like a galactic biker gang with fake balls hanging off their rear bumper, but Kor was a thinker - philisophical and thoughtful and extremely patriotic. He weighed his words carefully before he spoke. Very intelligent which made him far more dangerous than the run-of-the-mill Klingons. His admiration and respect for Kirk (Starfleets greatest legendary captain) was on instant display. I believe he would have been formidable in battle.
Koloth ("The Trouble with Tribbles") was conceived as a recurring adversary for Kirk, but it would have been better had Kor returned from time to time. Had they gone in that direction, I could see Kirk and Kor forming an unlikely friendship over time, bringing about the Organians' prophecy much sooner. We can't underestimate Koloth. Yes, he appears to be an effete buffoon, but make no mistake; it's a calculated facade. Below that clownish face beats the heart of a ruthless warrior, pumping the blood that fuels the schemes of a coldblooded mastermind.
This is yet another Star Trek story that will stick with you. It will make you question our rationales for war. Oh....and take care of yourself. A fever is nothing to ignore. Your body needs to rest...rest!
Agreed. He also played Baltar in BattleStar Galatica. His performance as Kor was calculated to be the opposite of William Shatner’s, and his every gesture is a delight to behold. He could have easily overplayed the part, but kept his performance in check. A masterful villainous performance!
Hope you feel better soon, flu is working thru my job here. Don't feel bad for not figuring out the twist of this. A pretty well written episode that catches you off guard. Pushing a mirror in front of them when they say, are you really defending all our war...🤔
I love how Commander Kor picked up on the fact that the Organians were...wrong! They smiled too much. He knew something was up. He also was disgusted when they betrayed their friends so easily. The guy lives by a Code of Honor.
Something to look out for in the next season, there is an episode where they make a mention of the Organian peace treaty which is a reference to this episode. Such connections are rare and most episodes stand on their own
Absolutely, yes. Also, the Organian Peace Treaty was the only treaty that was imposed on two sides, rather than negotiated between them--a rarity in the Star Trek Universe.
Although, as we recall from "A Taste of Armageddon," Kirk more or less imposed peace on the worlds of Eminiar VII and Vendikar, with the formalities worked out by Ambassador Fox. He mediated a peace treaty between the Horta and the miners of Janus VI. That only came about when he forced the miners to the table. Where Kirk goes, imposed peace follows.
Kirk also wrenched the colonists out of peaceful bliss and back into the conflicts of everyday life on Omicron Ceti III, so he's at least even-handed about peacemaking.
Nice reaction, and a pity about your headache. It's amusing that both William Shatner, who plays Capt Kirk, and John Colicos, who plays Kor, are classically trained Canadian actors who had experience playing roles onstage in Shakespeare plays. They may even both have been acting at the Stratford Festival in Ontario, but not necessarily at the same time. Btw, Shatner grew up bilingual in Montreal. And Colicos also played the lead villain, Gaius Baltar, in the original version of the Battlestar Galactica TV series. And in that series the actor who played Admiral Adama, the positive human fleet commander, was Canadian Lorne Greene. Lots of Canadian actors leading us in space...
Interesting that Kirk would make a comment like that, after encountering the Metrons in "Arena", as well as several other aliens who clearly had superior abilities and powers to humans.
Alexxa! It was so much fun watching your brain explode..."WHAT THE HECK IS GOING ON????!!!" Same reaction as I had when I watched this on TV when it originally played.
Hey Alexxa, I'm back. So nice to "watch" ST TOS w/someone who gets it. We live in times when it seems like Honesty & Free Speach will get one cancelled if they offend the correct person in charge of this narrative or that. I appreciate episodes like this that are Honest, even if that Honesty requires a look at ourselves that may be uncomfortable. Nobody seems to want to be challenged today, but that's how we grow. As an Iraq vet, I feel I've seen a place where people were really subjected to injustices & persecution. Cuz of that, I don't want to see the world continue on the hamster wheel we can't seem to get off of (path towards next war). Strange how Kirk can argue "for war" (or, the right to it) & then "take a look at himself' once the dust settles. Such good content.
That's one of the things I love so much about this show - how they tackle tough subjects. They don't shy away from things that will make their viewers uncomfortable. They want us to think, ponder and discuss these hard topics, and I love that! Also, thank you for your service 💛
@@AlexxaReacts Gene Roddenberry originally considered calling the show "Gulliver's Travels." He wanted his series to be patterned on Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver's Travels," a satire that would be set in a fantastic world, offering commentary on contemporary issues, but disguised in that otherworldly setting. If the studio came to him saying, "Gene, you have to pull that script; we're gonna have trouble from the unions over it," Gene would answer, "What are you talking about? It's a story about a social problem on Altair 8." So, like Swift, he could offend the right people but have that dodge of saying it's just a make-believe story. Gene also considered calling his Captain "Captain Gulliver," thus justifying the title. (Of course, I'm glad he ultimately went with "Star Trek.")
That is so cool! Thank you for the backstory. That's one of the best things about this community. There is so much knowledge and I love learning about the history of this fantastic franchise!
4:29 This episode was the one that introduced the Klingons. This story originally called for the _Romulans,_ but in what later becomes the _most_ ironic of developments, the Klingons were introduced for having cheaper _makeup._
Hope you feel better. Gene Roddenberry loved doing stories that got into deeper concepts. This is one of my favorite episodes. Was nice watching it with you. Blessings always.❤🤗
One of the most interesting subtle lines here was when Ayelborne said "We cannot allows you to harm yourselves." He did NOT say "harm each other." To him, humans and Klingons were just one species harming itself. He didn't see two sides. And toward the end, Kirk and Kor were standing shoulder to shoulder in unity saying that they could take the Organians. Watching this and another called "A Taste of Armageddon" together is very instructive.
Alexxa, I like Kor, too! He was played by John Colicos, a great character actor, who reprised his role of Kor in a few episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine many years later. Kor also appeared in the Star Trek: The Animated Series episode, "Time Trap." He also returned in the Star Trek: New Voyages episode, "Mind Sifter," (which is available on UA-cam.) That "New Voyages" episode follows up on the references to the Klingon mind sifter device made here, in "Errand of Mercy." It also builds on the next episode up here: "The City on the Edge of Forever," thus making it a sequel to two classic Original Series episodes!
It's well known that Kirk isn't my favorite character, but he did well here👌 Again, thankfully the superior beings are benevolent. The disturbing part about this episode is it's too similar to "Arena"
Alexx, in the fan-made Star Trek: New Voyages series, the episode "Mindsifter" depicts Kirk in a 1950s mental institution, where he has been confined for being delusional, raving about starships and Klingons. A nurse takes a shine to him and gives him a mustard-colored pullover sweater. As soon as Kirk pulls it over himself, it triggers memories--big time!
@@AlexxaReacts Yep! "New Voyages" and then, "Continues" really ought to be your follow-up Star Trek viewing. They're Years Four and Five. They are a satisfying bookend to the Original Series. Then the movies, which will feature.....KHAN!!!!!!!!!
t the end of the show.. spock says "pure energy" which was sampled in a famous eighties song "tell me what on your mind" by information society.. they also sampled bones at the beginning and kirk from other episodes ... it was a huge hit that you have probably heard before and never realized that it was spock, nimoy, from this episode saying "pure energy".
Yes, and he is quite wooden, as an actor. Not my favorite, but didn't take away my enjoyment of this episode, because John Colicos, as Kor, was so good.
This episode also foreshadows: * Sulu as the future Captain of the Starship Excelsior! Here, we have the second (after "Arena") Sulu-in-command episode. * Star Trek: The Next Generation. The first stirrings of TNG! "In the future, the Federation and the Klingons will work together and be fast friends." KOR: Never!!! Ironic, since Kor is destined to survive into the Next Generation/Deep Space Nine era. He will live in that future. (Of course, even the showrunners of the Original Star Trek--and the fans!--never foresaw that!)
21:45 Mark! 1,512 Views + Mine! 🎉 You're welcome, and thanks! 😊 Notes: Hey, I'm aorry that you were ill, but I noticed that you did get well, since there are more episodes to see! 😊 Do you actually use MPF cameras? If so, we're waiting for the MPF to be developed and processed and then converted for digital technology? 🤔 😉 Oh, yeah! The Horta Eggs! You didn't see any in this episode, but eventually you should see them in use as machine parts in Engineering! 😮 Well, that wasn't a reuse of "Mayberry"! 😂 The series "Time Tunnel" looks like it has a bigger budget than it actually had, because they wrote their stories to match up with movies that the studio had in their library archives. No need to ask for permission! 😊 Because of that aspect of "Time Tunnel" those who know about it presume that "Star Trek" did the same thing with this episode and the others like it. "Star Trek" didn't do that! It reused stock footage ftom itself and used the savings for the new stuff! 😊 But I don't recall which set was used to represent Organia here. 🤷♂️. But wasn't the "Mayberry" set! 😊 Warfare may not affect them physically, but it did affect them emotionally! Their diet was, ahem.. "Organian! [Organic]"! 😂 My brother had this game table that was Pool on one side and when flipped over was Jet Hockey on the other! ("Jet" was more fun than "Very Waxed"!) It was made by "Colicos" if I recall correctly. Ever since the original "Battlestar Galactica" made me better aware of John's name I've wondered if there is a connection. 🤔 When I joined "The Science-Fiction Book Club" one of the books in the enrollment package was "The Official Star Trek Technical Manual" and it included the treaty from Organia as a document! 😊 Bye for now! 🖖🙏
I hope you feel better soon. Kor shows up again in later shows, but he's a lot different. He's always been great, but atypical Gor a Klingon. Clinton's are usually a lot more active and impulsive but he's actively thinking as he speaks, and that might have made him a bigger threat. I would NEVER play chess with Kor.
Looks like someone had his auto-corrupt feature turned on. 😉 Not chess. Poker! (Or maybe Fizbin. I wager a quatloo on Kirk. Alexxa, don't look those up, they're spoilers. Well, Poker was used in the Corbomite Maneuver, but please stay away from the others.)
Delighted you got to view one of the better episodes. The reason Star Trek is soo much better than other sci fi and stood the test of time is great scripts and character development. Compare this to 95% of sci fi where aliens travel across the galaxy get to earth. Have an IQ of 2, so they can eat people🤡
Interesting if the Organians came HERE. However, Kirk and Kor do have some points. It could be viewed as the Organians interfering in the affairs of lower life forms. If they stopped all war here on present day Earth it certainly would be interfering, but I'm not sure I'd complain about it too much.
"Less mad at them"? You shouldn't have been mad at them at all. "It's all backwards." Correct! It's great that you will be watching this episode again, in my opinion the most important one in the whole franchise. I would appreciate very much if you would type some comments in reply to mine after your rewatch.
Haha, yes, I was mad at them. But my mad, is more like annoyed lol. The reason why I was "mad" is because I felt that they put our crew in jeopardy and I'm so protective of our crew now! They feel like my people lol. As for my rewatch, I plan on doing it after I finish season 3 in a few months! I saved your comment so I can come back and let you know how my rewatch went!! Thank you for watching and your comment! Chat soon! 💛🖖🏾
This reaction is heavily edited due to copyright. A longer, unmuted edited version of this reaction can be found on my Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/alexxa-reacts-to-98354379
Enjoy! 💛🖖🏾 -Alexxa
at the end of the show.. spock says "pure energy" which was sampled in a famous eighties song "tell me what on your mind" by information society.. they also sampled bones at the beginning and kirk from other episodes ... it was a huge hit that you have probably heard before and never realized that it was spock, nimoy, from this episode saying "pure engery"... lol
I absolutely LOVE Kor! My all-time favorite Klingon. Other Klingon's went around like a galactic biker gang with fake balls hanging off their rear bumper, but Kor was a thinker - philisophical and thoughtful and extremely patriotic. He weighed his words carefully before he spoke. Very intelligent which made him far more dangerous than the run-of-the-mill Klingons. His admiration and respect for Kirk (Starfleets greatest legendary captain) was on instant display. I believe he would have been formidable in battle.
Koloth ("The Trouble with Tribbles") was conceived as a recurring adversary for Kirk, but it would have been better had Kor returned from time to time. Had they gone in that direction, I could see Kirk and Kor forming an unlikely friendship over time, bringing about the Organians' prophecy much sooner.
We can't underestimate Koloth. Yes, he appears to be an effete buffoon, but make no mistake; it's a calculated facade. Below that clownish face beats the heart of a ruthless warrior, pumping the blood that fuels the schemes of a coldblooded mastermind.
This is yet another Star Trek story that will stick with you. It will make you question our rationales for war. Oh....and take care of yourself. A fever is nothing to ignore. Your body needs to rest...rest!
One of my favorites, very underrated
I hope you feel better soon
John Colicos was a fine Canadian actor who specialized in playing the bad guy. Very fun to watch.
He also played Sherlock Holmes once, as did Leonard Nimoy.
Agreed. He also played Baltar in BattleStar Galatica. His performance as Kor was calculated to be the opposite of William Shatner’s, and his every gesture is a delight to behold. He could have easily overplayed the part, but kept his performance in check. A masterful villainous performance!
The peace imposed by the Organians is a factor in the later episode "The Trouble With Tribbles."
Hope you feel better soon, flu is working thru my job here.
Don't feel bad for not figuring out the twist of this. A pretty well written episode that catches you off guard. Pushing a mirror in front of them when they say, are you really defending all our war...🤔
I love how Commander Kor picked up on the fact that the Organians were...wrong! They smiled too much. He knew something was up.
He also was disgusted when they betrayed their friends so easily. The guy lives by a Code of Honor.
So true!
Something to look out for in the next season, there is an episode where they make a mention of the Organian peace treaty which is a reference to this episode. Such connections are rare and most episodes stand on their own
Absolutely, yes. Also, the Organian Peace Treaty was the only treaty that was imposed on two sides, rather than negotiated between them--a rarity in the Star Trek Universe.
Although, as we recall from "A Taste of Armageddon," Kirk more or less imposed peace on the worlds of Eminiar VII and Vendikar, with the formalities worked out by Ambassador Fox. He mediated a peace treaty between the Horta and the miners of Janus VI. That only came about when he forced the miners to the table. Where Kirk goes, imposed peace follows.
Kirk also wrenched the colonists out of peaceful bliss and back into the conflicts of everyday life on Omicron Ceti III, so he's at least even-handed about peacemaking.
Another great reaction, good plot twist in this episode. Praying for your healing, get better soon. 🙏❤ Look forward to the next one.
This was a great episode. I've seen it probably dozens of times over the years.
Nice reaction, and a pity about your headache.
It's amusing that both William Shatner, who plays Capt Kirk, and John Colicos, who plays Kor, are classically trained Canadian actors who had experience playing roles onstage in Shakespeare plays. They may even both have been acting at the Stratford Festival in Ontario, but not necessarily at the same time. Btw, Shatner grew up bilingual in Montreal.
And Colicos also played the lead villain, Gaius Baltar, in the original version of the Battlestar Galactica TV series. And in that series the actor who played Admiral Adama, the positive human fleet commander, was Canadian Lorne Greene. Lots of Canadian actors leading us in space...
The Maple Leaf Rag!
That's amazing!!! I want to get into Battlestar Galactica eventually as well!
I am sorry to hear you are unwell. May you get well soon.
16:05 "We... think of ourselves as the most powerful beings in the Universe. It's _unsettling_ to discover that we're wrong."
Humbling, isn't it?
I loved that quote so much!!
Interesting that Kirk would make a comment like that, after encountering the Metrons in "Arena", as well as several other aliens who clearly had superior abilities and powers to humans.
Thank you for this reaction and for the Patreon version too. Fun!
Thanks for watching! 💛
It's a great episode! Like most star trek, it makes you think, and question even StarFleet 🙂
7:50 "He's just so- They're just so _odd._ Why are they so _passive?"_
That, Alexxa, was the right _question._
💛
Alexxa! It was so much fun watching your brain explode..."WHAT THE HECK IS GOING ON????!!!" Same reaction as I had when I watched this on TV when it originally played.
Thank God I wasn't alone!! 😂😂😂🤯🤯🤯
Hey Alexxa, I'm back. So nice to "watch" ST TOS w/someone who gets it. We live in times when it seems like Honesty & Free Speach will get one cancelled if they offend the correct person in charge of this narrative or that. I appreciate episodes like this that are Honest, even if that Honesty requires a look at ourselves that may be uncomfortable. Nobody seems to want to be challenged today, but that's how we grow. As an Iraq vet, I feel I've seen a place where people were really subjected to injustices & persecution. Cuz of that, I don't want to see the world continue on the hamster wheel we can't seem to get off of (path towards next war). Strange how Kirk can argue "for war" (or, the right to it) & then "take a look at himself' once the dust settles. Such good content.
That's one of the things I love so much about this show - how they tackle tough subjects. They don't shy away from things that will make their viewers uncomfortable. They want us to think, ponder and discuss these hard topics, and I love that! Also, thank you for your service 💛
@@AlexxaReacts Gene Roddenberry originally considered calling the show "Gulliver's Travels." He wanted his series to be patterned on Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver's Travels," a satire that would be set in a fantastic world, offering commentary on contemporary issues, but disguised in that otherworldly setting. If the studio came to him saying, "Gene, you have to pull that script; we're gonna have trouble from the unions over it," Gene would answer, "What are you talking about? It's a story about a social problem on Altair 8." So, like Swift, he could offend the right people but have that dodge of saying it's just a make-believe story.
Gene also considered calling his Captain "Captain Gulliver," thus justifying the title. (Of course, I'm glad he ultimately went with "Star Trek.")
That is so cool! Thank you for the backstory. That's one of the best things about this community. There is so much knowledge and I love learning about the history of this fantastic franchise!
@@AlexxaReacts Welcome to Nerd Paradise, dear!
I'm sorry you're feeling lousy. I hope you are feeling better soon.
Yes! :)
4:29 This episode was the one that introduced the Klingons. This story originally called for the _Romulans,_ but in what later becomes the _most_ ironic of developments, the Klingons were introduced for having cheaper _makeup._
Hope you feel better. Gene Roddenberry loved doing stories that got into deeper concepts. This is one of my favorite episodes. Was nice watching it with you. Blessings always.❤🤗
One of the most interesting subtle lines here was when Ayelborne said "We cannot allows you to harm yourselves." He did NOT say "harm each other." To him, humans and Klingons were just one species harming itself. He didn't see two sides. And toward the end, Kirk and Kor were standing shoulder to shoulder in unity saying that they could take the Organians. Watching this and another called "A Taste of Armageddon" together is very instructive.
10:12 "Wait. Is it two universes at the same _time?"_
Not in _this_ episode.
Alexxa, I like Kor, too! He was played by John Colicos, a great character actor, who reprised his role of Kor in a few episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine many years later.
Kor also appeared in the Star Trek: The Animated Series episode, "Time Trap." He also returned in the Star Trek: New Voyages episode, "Mind Sifter," (which is available on UA-cam.) That "New Voyages" episode follows up on the references to the Klingon mind sifter device made here, in "Errand of Mercy." It also builds on the next episode up here: "The City on the Edge of Forever," thus making it a sequel to two classic Original Series episodes!
Battelstar Galactica???
Thanks!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! 🥹💛
It's well known that Kirk isn't my favorite character, but he did well here👌
Again, thankfully the superior beings are benevolent.
The disturbing part about this episode is it's too similar to "Arena"
Kirk's "peasant" tunic is coincidentally gold/yellow/mustardish. Curious.
And Spock in his blue-ish tunic!
@@AlexxaReacts Yes!
Alexx, in the fan-made Star Trek: New Voyages series, the episode "Mindsifter" depicts Kirk in a 1950s mental institution, where he has been confined for being delusional, raving about starships and Klingons. A nurse takes a shine to him and gives him a mustard-colored pullover sweater. As soon as Kirk pulls it over himself, it triggers memories--big time!
Ohhhhhhh that's so cool!!!
@@AlexxaReacts Yep! "New Voyages" and then, "Continues" really ought to be your follow-up Star Trek viewing. They're Years Four and Five. They are a satisfying bookend to the Original Series. Then the movies, which will feature.....KHAN!!!!!!!!!
t the end of the show.. spock says "pure energy" which was sampled in a famous eighties song "tell me what on your mind" by information society.. they also sampled bones at the beginning and kirk from other episodes ... it was a huge hit that you have probably heard before and never realized that it was spock, nimoy, from this episode saying "pure energy".
" Pure Energy"
Is it me or does anyone else find Kor's second-in-command's delivery odd, always emphasizing the wrong words in his sentences? ("I SWEAR!")
now that you mention it
😂
Yes, and he is quite wooden, as an actor. Not my favorite, but didn't take away my enjoyment of this episode, because John Colicos, as Kor, was so good.
This episode also foreshadows:
* Sulu as the future Captain of the Starship Excelsior! Here, we have the second (after "Arena") Sulu-in-command episode.
* Star Trek: The Next Generation. The first stirrings of TNG! "In the future, the Federation and the Klingons will work together and be fast friends."
KOR: Never!!!
Ironic, since Kor is destined to survive into the Next Generation/Deep Space Nine era. He will live in that future. (Of course, even the showrunners of the Original Star Trek--and the fans!--never foresaw that!)
Very soon...A ship's captain, stranded in the past...A timeless love, broken by fate...The City on the Edge of Forever
21:45 Mark! 1,512 Views + Mine! 🎉 You're welcome, and thanks! 😊
Notes: Hey, I'm aorry that you were ill, but I noticed that you did get well, since there are more episodes to see! 😊
Do you actually use MPF cameras? If so, we're waiting for the MPF to be developed and processed and then converted for digital technology? 🤔 😉
Oh, yeah! The Horta Eggs! You didn't see any in this episode, but eventually you should see them in use as machine parts in Engineering! 😮
Well, that wasn't a reuse of "Mayberry"! 😂 The series "Time Tunnel" looks like it has a bigger budget than it actually had, because they wrote their stories to match up with movies that the studio had in their library archives. No need to ask for permission! 😊
Because of that aspect of "Time Tunnel" those who know about it presume that "Star Trek" did the same thing with this episode and the others like it. "Star Trek" didn't do that! It reused stock footage ftom itself and used the savings for the new stuff! 😊 But I don't recall which set was used to represent Organia here. 🤷♂️. But wasn't the "Mayberry" set! 😊
Warfare may not affect them physically, but it did affect them emotionally!
Their diet was, ahem.. "Organian! [Organic]"! 😂
My brother had this game table that was Pool on one side and when flipped over was Jet Hockey on the other! ("Jet" was more fun than "Very Waxed"!) It was made by "Colicos" if I recall correctly. Ever since the original "Battlestar Galactica" made me better aware of John's name I've wondered if there is a connection. 🤔
When I joined "The Science-Fiction Book Club" one of the books in the enrollment package was "The Official Star Trek Technical Manual" and it included the treaty from Organia as a document! 😊
Bye for now! 🖖🙏
Get better quick Alexxa.
I hope you feel better soon.
Kor shows up again in later shows, but he's a lot different.
He's always been great, but atypical Gor a Klingon. Clinton's are usually a lot more active and impulsive but he's actively thinking as he speaks, and that might have made him a bigger threat. I would NEVER play chess with Kor.
Looks like someone had his auto-corrupt feature turned on. 😉
Not chess. Poker! (Or maybe Fizbin. I wager a quatloo on Kirk. Alexxa, don't look those up, they're spoilers. Well, Poker was used in the Corbomite Maneuver, but please stay away from the others.)
Thank you for watching and your comment! I'm not reading the whole thing just in case of spoilers (fyi 😉)
The Organians still had no right to interfere because it couldn't possibly affect them.
Delighted you got to view one of the better episodes. The reason Star Trek is soo much better than other sci fi and stood the test of time is great scripts and character development. Compare this to 95% of sci fi where aliens travel across the galaxy get to earth. Have an IQ of 2, so they can eat people🤡
True. Besides, the smarter aliens know that To Serve Man you need a decent claret to complement the dish.
@@davidgradwell8830
It’s a cookbook! It’s a cookbook!
@@solvingpolitics3172 "Very soon...we'll all be on the menu."
Socrates said::: The more we know, the more we don't know. In other words; We Suck.
Interesting if the Organians came HERE. However, Kirk and Kor do have some points. It could be viewed as the Organians interfering in the affairs of lower life forms. If they stopped all war here on present day Earth it certainly would be interfering, but I'm not sure I'd complain about it too much.
Can they PLEASE come here and help us!?! 😩
"Less mad at them"? You shouldn't have been mad at them at all.
"It's all backwards." Correct!
It's great that you will be watching this episode again, in my opinion the most important one in the whole franchise. I would appreciate very much if you would type some comments in reply to mine after your rewatch.
Haha, yes, I was mad at them. But my mad, is more like annoyed lol. The reason why I was "mad" is because I felt that they put our crew in jeopardy and I'm so protective of our crew now! They feel like my people lol.
As for my rewatch, I plan on doing it after I finish season 3 in a few months! I saved your comment so I can come back and let you know how my rewatch went!!
Thank you for watching and your comment! Chat soon! 💛🖖🏾
Evan Spok. Doesn't get it.