Star Trek Strange New Worlds 2X9 REACTION! "Subspace Rhapsody" First Time Watching!
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- An accident with an experimental quantum probability field causes everyone on the Enterprise to break uncontrollably into song, but the real danger is that the field is expanding & beginning to impact other ships - allies & enemies alike.
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First Time Watching! Star Trek Strange New Worlds 2X9 "Subspace Rhapsody"
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What did you all think about the Star Trek Strange New Worlds "Under the Cloak of War?" Wow. Amazing. Poor Spock and Poor La’an too. This silly episode had some big, emotionally destructive bombshells. One subtle thing I’m not sure everyone picked up on that I love was the classic like pure classic TOS theme playing after they “fixed” reality and everyone congratulating each other. Really felt right. Star Trek isn't always about being happy when it's great but being happy and hopeful when facing adversity. We saw La'an finding that hope with Una afterwards and Spock finding it to a degree with Uhura at the end. La'an is going to start taking more risks for the right reasons and could possibly die or do something amazing and become a hero! Spock is going to fully embrace his diplomatic skills and become the Spock we all know and love in TOS.
No autotune. Every voice you hear is the actual actor's voice, unaltered.
I love this episode. They even snuck in a reverence to Buffy's "Once more with feeling".😊
First, a lot of the cast have backgrounds in musical theater (La'An, Ortegas, Chin-Riley are a few), and Celia (Uhura) has won a Grammy. Second, they hired a vocal coach to work with everyone on their singing.
I was soo waiting for your reaction, being a musician i thought you'd like this one. They all sang their own songs, I'm a musician and I loved it. The music was really good also, each song fit the narrative and yes this was a first for star trek, I believe it was done really well. I'm really surprised at your reaction, but If it's not your thing it's not i guess.
Yea idk, I’m weird lol. I do agree on how each song push the narrative but idk maybe on a second watch idk but musical theater has never really been my thing.
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Right?? I loved this one. I was DYING when the Klig-Pop came on!
The doctor definitely had help! 😂
He admits IRL he's not a singer. LOL!
I am not even a musician but I loved it
The music was the best thing about this episode. I be listening to the songs on Spotify while I work.
The second fellowship that Chapel accepted, was for Dr Korby, who would be her fiance in the original series.
This is probably the third best tv musical episode ever after Buffy's "Once more with feeling" and Scrubs' "My Musical."😊
Klingon boyband no wonder they felt dishonored 😂
You have never heard KPOP till you heard it in the original klingon
For the music chosen at the start, they likely chose something that was in the public domain so they wouldn't have to pay royalties every time its streamed.
Nurse Chapel's song reminded me of James Bond, too!
But this song set up why Spock treats her so cold in TOS. And if you listen to Spock's song "I'm The X", it's really "I'm Ready" in a different key (or transposed).
Thanks man, I really needed a good laugh this afternoon 😂. Not a big fan of musicals myself, but I thought the whole production team did an amazing job on this episode. I still have some of the tracks stuck in my head lol.
You either like musicals or you don't. This episode was amazing regardless.
The timeline for David Marcus works out - he's about 25 in Wrath of Khan/Search for Spock, and this is about 26 years before that. Kirk says here that their relationship is under strain because he's never around, and in Wrath of Khan we learn that led Carol to ask him not to be in David's life after he was born.
What I'm saying is... give it a year or so and La'an/Kirk could still be a thing 😜
Nurse Chapel declined the Vulcan Academy fellowship. This is different from the fellowship that she got accepted to in this episode.
Yes right
I loved it🤩!! It was a good time! I enjoy that this series takes risks.
Christina Chong is a singer in real life.
🙂 The movie where David got killed by Klingons was in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.
The musical TV series that Grant Gustin (and Melissa Benoist) appeared on was "Glee".
Glee thanks. That’s what I was thinking instead I was saying high school musical 😂😂😂 I didn’t like it when they didn’t it in the Flash and Supergirl either lol. Just isn’t my cup of tea ya know.
There was also a musical episode crossover between the Flash and Supergirl
They are popping this episode out on vinyl LP record ! CRAZY!
I loved how they used music to convey story and characters. Music exposes soul
You're hitting me right and left funk with these videos, and I love it! I'm bang-a-rang-ing that positivity right back to you!
The Klingons were singing K-pop style.
You got to respect the talent of the cast on this one. Not a fan of musicals either but you got to admit this was well done.
I get why you were so frustrated with La'an not just saying something, or making a move with Kirk.... But, speaking as someone who has dealt with severe childhood trauma of my own, people really don't understand how you can SEEM normally socialized, but still really struggle with certain things due to said trauma, especially opening yourself to being that vulnerable, something that comes by-default with romantic intimacy. I am in external-facing marketing and PR in my professional life: I've literally been on television, with no qualms whatsoever. I will go right up to runway models and actresses and start conversations with no hesitance. But if I wanted to ask said model or actress out on a date? ....That is going to be difficult. Maybe impossible. It always has been, with anyone. I pretty much need the other person to pull me, kicking-and-screaming, out of the cave of fear and anxiety. So, I'm really appreciating the representation La'an is giving people like me.
Fiction often depicts trauma like that ham-fistedly. The character is either just portrayed as completely broken and non-functional, or they're James Bond, compensating for the trauma by being the most-successful at everything, including romance. That's not how trauma really works. It's nuanced. And having a character who is clearly competent, even hyper-competent, at her job, has genuine friendships in her life, and is supremely confident in most ways, but is still heavily implied to be romantically inexperienced (possibly COMPLETELY inexperienced, if you take my meaning), is kind of wonderful. Actors usually have egos too big for that. Even the usually down-to-Earth Chris Evans whined about Captain America being an implied virgin, resulting in the stereotypically macho "harrumph, no, of course, a virile HERO MAN like Steve Rogers has been with the ladies, all of them!" course-correction at the hands of Kevin Feige in "She-Hulk." So, tip-of-the-hat to Christina Chong for embracing that aspect of her character, and even folding in her own childhood traumatic experiences with racism into the portrayal (she was tormented for being mixed race). Honestly, this whole series is a celebration of being successful and heroic in kind, caring, non-traditional, non-ego-driven ways, up-to-and-including Pike's decidedly NON-toxic masculine leadership style. So, La'an being this way, and struggling with it (but not surrendering to it), fits the theming well.
TL;DR: while you might have wanted to jump through the screen and shake her for not doing something about her feelings, remember that something that seems "easy" to one person is not going to be "easy" to every person.
Re: David, it does makes sense for Carol to be pregnant with him here. This is late-2259. So, presumably, he's born in early-2260. "The Search for Spock," where David dies, takes place in late-2285. So, he'd be roughly 25, which follows from the way he's depicted there.
....Replacing the "Korean" in "K-pop" with "Klingon" is my new favorite thing in the universe.
Wish the kirk brothers has sung together. Find out what is going on with them
La'an's song reminded me of Beautiful by Christuna Aguilera when it came in
I chuckled that you didn't comment about Uhura's song being in a different signature 🤣
Personally, I loved this episode, but your review had me in stitches. Literally laughing out loud. Thanks man,
The Klingon commander was played by the guy who was Hemmer.
Not the same fellowship. That was with the Vulcans, this one is with Doctor Corby. The guy she is engaged to in TOS. Personally i like musicals, so i loved this episode. It's up there for me alongside Buffy and Psych's musical episodes. Also you keep saying it's not your thing. But i could see you enjoying it, at the very least more than you initially expected. (additionally, you are right about David, the timeline makes sense. Also glad you aren't one of the people getting mad that Kirk knows about David. a lot of people remember "that" conversation in Wrath of Khan differently. But the clip is online anyway, so i think that's silly. It's obvious in that film that he always knew)
Oh ok Doctor Corby, I must of miss that in this episode. Also yea the Buffy and Psych musical episode lol I was the same way. Dang I miss psych. I might beige watch that soon.
I thought that there was a little of A little of B in this. Isn't the fellowship ON Vulcan with Corby in charge? That's what I was getting.
Korby's gonna be Creepy as ****!
I'd be interested in seeing which actor they hire - they'd have to get somebody who even the audience will look at and go, "Christine? Are you okay? Seriously? Do you need help?"
Recently I watched the one TOS episode we see him in and just shook my head at the eerie of it all. 😩🤷
Really sorry you weren’t a fan of musicals. I know not everyone is, which is totally alright. Christina Chong, who plays La’an had been lobbying for this for years. She’s a singer in real life and has just released some of her first songs. A lot of the cast have a musical theatre background. Celia Rose Gooding, who plays Uhura, even has at least one Grammy. I know you’re not likely to want it but they even released an album from this episode, which has quickly become one of the best-selling soundtracks at the moment.😂👏
Rodger Corby is a character from a TOS episode called What are little girls made of?
Admit it, you enjoyed some of it. I enjoyed your reaction even tho like your wife probably did, I loved it! I have to watch again because you clued me in to what I missed.
After watching it a second time lol you got me!!!
I loved this episode... At the same time, I was also enraged at myself by the absolute level of talent that this cast displayed. I wish all the folks that don't enjoy musicals could at least enjoy the performances. The music honestly is solid. You just have to find a musical with a story that connects with you along with the music. It's unfortunate that you couldn't make a single positive comment about the EP solo artist and the Grammy winner's performances you just watched.
2 of them for sure can sing but probably more, looks like 3 at least. They probably wouldn't have done a musical if the cast couldn't sing, just like in Flash.
They were not shy about promoting this episode, so I'm impressed you didn't know it was a musical in advance - and I'm sorry to enjoy your suffering, but I can't stop laughing at how much you're hating this 😂 EDIT: the netsend story omfggggg 😂😂😂😂😂
I didn’t know they were doing a musical. I try to stay away from spoilers unless I come across them by accident.
😂 lol till this day I still don’t know how I graduated IT A school from that situation lol.
It's better to not spoil oneself if you are doing reactions
Funk didnt you recognize, the klingon leader was played by the same actor who played Hammer
No I did not. I will have to go back and look.
*Hemmer
Actually the actresses that play Uhura and Christine and La'An are professional singers. The actress who plays #1 is a big Gilbert and Sullivan fan. So they, at least, can sing without help.
LOL! I'm not a musical guy... I'm a keyboardist... But I had fun with this goofy episode! 😂
3 Doors Down is cool bruh!!! 😡😅
The change of Spock from how he is now to Spock in TOS. This is step two where he decides to begin acting more Vulcan.
I don't think it's so much that you talked during the singing, you kinda have to in a reaction video. But it's kinda unfortunate that you didn't take in the substance of what was being said in the songs, as there was some significant character development there. They weren't just throwaway lyrics. They integrated the story into the music. That hurt your enjoyment of the episode more than it might have otherwise. Still, funny reaction.
I was wondering when you were going to notice the opening credits were being sung Pentatonix style!
Most of the cast (notably not Dr. M'Benga) have done and even love musical theater, one (La'an) tours when not filming, and another (Uhura) has won a Grammy, so you are hearing the actual cast really sing. And to see the actor who played Hemmer singing K-Pop as a Klingon?
Your frustration and annoyance this episode was highly amusing and entertaining!
You do realize you could read the lyrics in the captions to keep up with the plot, right?
There was a tribute in the lyrics to the pioneer, the musical episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
I'm going to make a prediction based on some things I've read, this episode, and TOS. First Christine is going to get engaged to Roger Corby as a result of her fellowship (revealed in TOS episode What are Little Girls Made of?). Spock and his Fiancee (who will find out about the Spock/Chapel thing) will end up continuing their 'break' until the TOS episode Amok Time. So basically no more fun for Spock. I believe Spock's reaction to being dumped by Christine and ignored by his fiancee causes him to act more Vulcan and explains his personality difference in 1x10 and TOS. As I understand it (and they've shown on Enterprise and this show) Vulcans can have sex when they want to. The 7 year cycle in women is their ovulation cycle and in men it's that they must have sex at least once every 7 years or they go into Pon Far. To support my theory you will notice that Amok time takes place roughly 7 years in the future. With Christine engaged and Spock's fiancée mad at him he's not likely to get any in the next 7 years.
As it was revealed in this episode Kirk is about to become a daddy (to David) with Carol Marcus (ST2 The Wrath of Khan). I believe that Kirk's reaction to being kicked out of their lives is why Kirk has trouble 'keeping it in his pants' in TOS. If Kirk was just interested in getting some he had a perfect chance with La'An. Since there has been a cultural shift in the last 60 years and not being able to keep it in his pants would be frowned on now, I suspect/hope they are setting up Kirk and La'An to be a couple as an acceptable alternative.
You are DEFINITELY not well versed in musicals if you felt the duet with Una and Kirk was disneyish. It's meant to emulate tha style if Sullivan and Gilbert, of Pirates of Penzance and HMS Pinafore fame (both meant to be comedic.)
You definitely have La'an's song correct, is an "I Want" song, but feels very much more like a song from Wicked or Rent.
You: She gonna confess
Me: You got that one wrong! The wrong one, that is!😅
The La'an/Una ballad was my least favorite section of this episode/musical.
You:why can't there be any with cut time or at least 3/4 time?
Me: I.... Cant recall too many memorable musical songs in 3/4 time that aren't waltzes (which wouldn't have been in amy ofthese scenes because waltzes are usually used in scenes of romance). I'm willing to be corrected on this one, but I can't remember any.
What is Kirk's intentions with Khan's great great great granddaughter? - Khan
He's gonna hate the finale! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I forgot the opening was done by pentatonic
That was really good. I enjoyed the intro
The opening was done acapella Style
The other fellowship was on vulcan. This new one is with roger corby
If M'Benga HAD been turned into a bunny, would that make him a killer bunny (MP and the Holy Grail) given his war experience?
You loved it you know it! LMAO! You switch between "The musical part isn't my thing" to "But I had fun it was a great episode" Although you do say often this was a "middle tier episode" and you do not care for musicals you say how much you did like it and found it funny. So ok maybe musicals aren't your thing or you're too embarrassed to seem uncool to admit that you do .. or perhaps you enjoyed some of the songs and they moved you idk... but that is my impression based on your comments. Either way I will subscribe because your reactions were entertaining!
I like that even tho it is not your thing, you were respectful throughout
They turned her down and she was like fine. Then they reconsider and she got it
No, she turned down the Vulcan Science Academy fellowship. The one in this episode is with Dr Korby, seen in the TOS episode “What Are Little Girls Made Of.”
La'An is telling Kirk now because she doesn't want to end up singing it to him and anyone else in the vicinity. This way she has control over the message. You will also remember you joked in 2x06 about Kirk 'keeping it in his pants'. If Kirk just wanted a one time thing he could have had that with La'An. Instead he had the integrity to tell her the truth. In my opinion Kirk's Capt. Zoom Pants act was a reaction to being told, by Carol, to get lost and stay away from his kid. I think this leaves the way open for something to develop, in the future, between Kirk and La'An since jumping from bed to bed is less acceptable than it was 60 years ago.
I'm not a big musical fan either.
But I love, Love, LOVE this episode!
Liked I downloaded the album also the series Sanctuary episode Fugue was great too along with The Flash Duet and Buffy The Vampire Slayer Once More With Feeling❤
10:55 - Glad someone else FINALLY clocked the XLR connection going in! :D - Love this reaction - new sub!
The guy that plays Hemmer was in this one, he was the Klingon.
Auto tune couple but people who play Uhura and La'an especially have musical background
Man that "Optimizing your video experience" message when you tried to rewind triggered me lol. I get that one all the time with Paramount Plus
someone needs to get this guy some starkid... i wasn't a musical guy either, until i was introduced to AVPM and Holy Musical B@tman
different fellowship
How did you not know this was a musical episode?
As much as I enjoyed this episode, I also enjoyed your misery.
😂🤣
If they sing 😂😂🎉😂😂 on the bridge🎉😂
But I do like musicals 😅 apologies so peculiar..
As a musician, I enjoyed it - but, believe me...I understand. Musicals are kind of hit and miss with me; and while I enjoyed it, and liked the music, they'll probably never do this again - and that's fine.
Music has been present in all the incarnations, so, this isn't an isolated incident.
But your reaction was entertaining nonetheless!
By the way, in case no one said - the actor who played the Klingon commander is the same actor who played Hemmer!
Chris doesnt want to tell Marie his future
I’m with you I usually hate musicals. I never watch glee. I canton high school musical even though my nieces love it the only musical episode ever liked before. What is the Xena warrior princess episode at the entry question. Yeah,Kirk was there for the birth of his son David, but after that, she told him to stay away because she wanted to be a scientist and not a space explorer so he did he didn’t see him again till wrath Khawn when he was like 32 and then he died the next year on Genesis, planet, 33. By the way, he did ask her to marry him, but she said no because she’ll be stuck in the starship as the captain’s wife.
Nope whole songs are allowed to be played with no problems
You have some funniest comments
I usually do not like musical episodes in any type of show. most of the time its just so....cringe. But i have to be honest. I really enjoyed this episode, especially Spock's voice.
I enjoyed this episode but by the midway point I was clicking skip-10-secs through most of the songs once I had the gist of the message they were giving. Some of them went on waaaay too long. As far as the actual story and character development within it, good stuff imo.
Are you a fan of musicals?
Give me the Picard Season 3 approach.
Let us know if your wife watched it.
Kirk met David wrath of Khan and david died yes in search spock
BUNNES
I was really dreading this episode from the previews because I hate musicals too, but it wasn't so bad in the end for me. It wasn't good, but it wasn't as bad as I was expecting. I guess actors love musicals and they pushed to have an episode where they could do what they wanted. It was a decent way to wrap up all the loose ends with everyone before the season ended though.
Although i also hate musicals, some of the songs are quite good, I occasionally listen to them on repeat
Sadly, I could not make it all the way through your commentary, you didn't listen to it. I know musicals are not your thing, but you just ran it though complaining the whole way and missed the most crucial parts. Sorry man, no thumbs up on this reaction. I give it to you for being truthful about it, but an honest reviewer would have at least tried to catch the musical meanings in the songs.
Yeah, about halfway in, with you shitting on every song, I really don't have the patience for you.
Pike cant sing. Laan, Uhura, Number 1 come from musical theater
way to be negative buddy.
I’m dropping this series. I was moving in that direction. This clinched it.
I mean you can’t knocked their series from on episode but it’s is my least favorite of the season.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
So, you missed the crossover with Lower Decks?
It was the wrath of khan.
You should stop interrupting every few seconds…. Makes it easier for us to