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spinningtop397 · 2 years
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ethan peck’s shirtless spock is good.....
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but it’s not leonard nimoy’s shirtless spock!
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blessyouhawkeye · 2 years
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strange new worlds having ethan peck shave his chest for a shirtless scene is a crime against the memory of leonard nimoy and his hairy tits
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transcarcinization · 3 months
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i’ve been assuming they made william shatner shave whenever he had to be shirtless in star trek but they did not shave leonard nimoy when he had to be shirtless that one time. like…. did he just say no and they let him. was he allowed because spock’s an alien? or is william shatner just naturally Like That
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calliethetrekkie · 7 months
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Star Trek TOS S01E06: The Naked Time
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Original Thoughts
"[The episode], while it kinda made me uncomfortable cause it gave me pandemic vibes, DID get my attention with the concept of essentially losing your self-control was interesting. Spock’s private breakdown especially hit me since despite not watching it, I knew about his general personality and his half-human, half-Vulcan nature. It was performed very well by Leonard Nimoy and seeing him try to keep up the logical Vulcan demeanor and failing was really well done. "
(Original Post)
Rewatch Thoughts
I completely forgot that I'd written that post... wish I'd remembered when I wrote the last review... ah well!
Speaking of that last review, as I said, it's kind of funny how it worked out regarding the past three episodes. In The Enemy Within, we focus on Kirk as a bad thing happens to him, and we see if we can care about him. In The Man Trap, we focus on McCoy as bad things happen, and we see if we can care about him. I don't believe it was in any way intentional, but that's how it comes across to me. So that's two down, let's see if this will apply to Spock!
Despite my words above about being uncomfortable the first go round (I watched it in January 2021, so COVID was VERY much still happening), this was the episode that honestly convinced me that TOS was worth investing in. At that point I'd seen The Man Trap, Charlie X, and Where No Man Had Gone Before. None of which impressed me. This one finally did the job. I was actually kind of mad cause had I forced myself to get to this episode as a teen, I probably wouldn't have quit just 2-3 episodes in. This was the kind of crazy, exciting, and surprisingly insightful story that I had been waiting on, and it came just in the nick of time.
The concept of the episode is one that I think about a lot. Contracting a disease that completely removes your inhibitions. It can cause you to be taken over by your fears, your pride, your lust, just about anything. There are a lot of darker routes that the episode thankfully didn't go down, but it's still terrifying to think about. Sure, some of it is silly. Shirtless Sulu running around with a fencing sword and acting like a swashbuckler? By far the most fun scene in the entire episode. You could tell that George Takei was having fun XD The science officer at the start being overcome by fear and nearly killing himself, then dying on the operating table when he should be alive? That is utterly horrifying.
Things get chaotic quick. We actually get some excellent moments from both our three leads (okay two leads, but I can count McCoy at this point if I want to!) and the supporting cast. I believe that this is Chapel's first major appearance, as a matter of fact. We have Sulu with the fencing, of course. We have Uhura's response to being called a fair maiden. We have Scotty in full miracle worker mode, seriously that man doesn't get paid enough I swear. McCoy doesn't have as much that I can touch on as I will for Kirk and Spock, but the man managed to make a cure in a matter of hours while his staff were losing it, which essentially means he was doing everything himself for a good chunk of it. It's a good thing that he avoided getting infected, cause otherwise the Enterprise would have been royally screwed. Even the minor characters like Reilly, who will actually pop up again later, are pretty fun with his hijacking of the engines. It may have driven the bridge crew crazy, but it was fun for me~!
But speaking of Kirk and Spock...
You know one plus side to an episode focused on characters losing their inhibitions? It means that we, as the viewer, get to see the very rare vulnerable sides to characters that normally remain in check. We saw a bit from Kirk already in The Enemy Within, but we see here how frustrated and pressuring he can be. He's forcing Scotty to essentially pull off the impossible. There's a point where he snaps at Uhura, though he does apologize. He outright slaps Spock around to snap him out of his diseased state. Then when he gets himself infected, he mutters on about his devotion to the ship and how he can never have love because of it. He keeps it together long enough to let McCoy cure him, but it still says a lot. He's a man who is so devoted to his captaincy and the Enterprise that he feels that he can never love anyone else. He has a thing for Rand, but it can never be more than that. He has several relationships that we'll see that failed because in the end, his first love is the Enterprise. It's pretty sad when you think about it and how aside from McCoy and to an extent Spock, he can never allow it to show.
Then we come to Spock. Oh Dear Lord Spock. You know how he said in The Enemy Within that he's able to deal with his conflicting Vulcan and Human sides because he has the intelligence to do so? Yeah... he's not as capable as he'd like to think.
We've gotten to know Spock now. He's intelligent, logical, and very much efficient at his job as both Science Officer and First Officer. He's also incredibly blunt, rude, and as he especially made clear in Mudd's Women, finds humans and their emotions a pain to deal with. He has his reasons for being like this, and as this episode demonstrates, he has a LOT that he keeps suppressed.
When he gets infected due to Chapel's love confession (which apparently SNW explores more of this, but I haven't seen it yet so I can't comment), Spock slowly starts to break down. He gets into a conference room, repeating to himself that he is in control of his emotions, what his duty is, and even try to do math problems before he can't stop sobbing anymore. I think I read that Leonard Nimoy had to do this in one take, and if that's true... holy crap, now THAT is excellent acting! This is a scene of a man losing his control and breaking, something that I don't think that Spock has been able to do in a very long time and in this instance, he was forced into doing it.
This is a turning point for Spock's character, I think. We remember scenes like Mudd saying that Vulcans can't feel anything in Mudd's Women, a sentiment that Spock has repeated. We have him in The Enemy Within advising Kirk to keep the split secret from the ship to not cause unrest and, as I said, insisting that he can maintain his own two sides via his intellect. Now we see here that despite his cold, stoic demeanor, Spock does have emotions. Ones that he has bottled up due to his upbringing and the racist treatment that he'd received. He tries to act fully Vulcan, and that means expelling any human emotion. But he's still half human, and humans just can't bury their emotions away forever. Trust me, I've tried.
In that one instance, he can't contain it. He has guilt about never telling his mom that he loved her and likely also never being able to be Human enough for her, at least in his mind. He feels shame for the comradery he feels towards Kirk, by far the closest thing to a friend he has at this point. We saw just last episode how when it looked like Jim was going to be killed, he acted very emotionally and recklessly to try and save him. Which considering how Uhura pointed out to him earlier about his friendship with Jim and his coldness, it says a lot. He only calms down after getting it out of his system and hitting Jim hard enough to bust his lip. We never see him get hypo'd with the cure, so I assume that either McCoy or some other medical officer gave it to him off-screen. But if he hadn't been by the time he and Scotty are in the Engine Room, that means that he only pulled himself together long enough when Jim began to spiral for a plan that he thought was outright impossible.
I guess the short version of this is that this is the first time when we see that Spock has deeper layers than what he portrays. We'll learn more about why he's like this, but for now this is when Spock became a more three-dimensional character. This is where we truly see him struggle with his emotions and the shame that he's buried so deep down. Such shame that when he can't maintain control, all that he can do is cry. As someone who has also felt the need to suppress their feelings and feeling that kind of shame, I have a LOT of empathy for Spock. If this episode was indeed meant to get me to feel for him, it succeeded.
Anything else I need to touch on? There's the whole plot about a planet breaking up or something that causes weird time shenanigans at the very end. I... I'm just gonna leave it at that. We see the virus re-emerge in TNG... and imo to FAR less success, but I'll go into that whenever I reach TNG on this blog. Heaven knows that's not happening anytime soon. We have Chapel's first major role and her crush on Spock will pop up again later, which... meh, I don't have strong feelings about. Maybe because I'm too invested in shipping Spock with McCoy, but I guess when I hit SNW I'll see how things went prior to how they are here.
I think that's about it. Coming out of this rewatch, I enjoyed it as much as I did the first time! It's fun, it's wild, it's got some great character insight moments, it's a really solid episode. Like I said, had I made it to this one years ago I very well may have stuck with TOS and been invested much sooner. But hey, I guess better late than never. It's nice when I go through episodes I didn't care for and grow a new love for them (The Corbomite Maneuver, The Man Trap), but it's also good to just watch an episode I already liked and get to enjoy it all over again. That's all you need sometimes~
Original Rating: 4/5
Rewatch Rating: 8/10
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firstofficernims · 5 years
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Leonard Nimoy as Frank James in the western movie Bonanza: Under Attack, 1995
I made two posts because, well, he looks so amazing in this movie. So enjoy! 😁🖖
Post 1 of 2. Check out POST 2 for more!
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silveragelovechild · 3 years
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A tribute to a shirtless Mr. Spock.
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givemeleonardnimoy · 3 years
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I saw gifs of this scene and HAD to find the screencaps.
http://fangirlrambling.blogspot.com/2015/04/mission-impossible-s5e23-merchant.html
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peridotsarelongterm · 4 years
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Oh shit you guys
I just found an online video copy of The Virginian, “Man of Violence.”
This is my favoritest non-Trek De Kelley thing ever, it’s like an hour long, in color, western wear, the whole bit, PLUS it has Leonard Nimoy in the beginning.
It’s on some janky site and they may be mining my phone for my SSN right now, but WORTH IT.
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spocks-best-fits · 5 years
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Yo this episode was WHACK as FUCK but we livin because Spock’s best fit is NO fit can I get a Hell Yeah
(s02e21)
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cowboyjimkirk · 6 years
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From Wilson Cruz’s Instagram
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joker1315 · 3 years
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awsugar · 2 years
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Recurring childhood crush on Leonard Nimoy.
BUT! Hear me out, look at this gif of young Leonard Nimoy as a greaser,
https://64.media.tumblr.com/0931601e694edfdce5620cb58b737e8c/tumblr_o2nxwiZwhp1rbgpeuo3_500.gifv
And these pics of Spock in a black t-shirt
https://64.media.tumblr.com/f8512299cff3fe90613e8ee08333e78e/e7de748296cc5a63-88/s1280x1920/2f456690a622fddbb38891fb066f1c4cbd35e1f5.png
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/9e/f0/ed/9ef0edea0df7c120560ab5ebe078ebcd.jpg
And of course the episode where he's shirtless for a good amount of screen time and they kill nazis
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/2a/60/64/2a6064cf1101110d584ae4a426f3b3d5.jpg
Like people joke about Captain Kirks tits but DAMN 👀 who knew you could hide so much under one sweater?
LMAO omg ok you came with receipts
you're valid. spock is oddly hot. i do prefer zq spock but leonard nemoy isn't bad.
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rawyld · 3 years
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The trio shirtless; Deforest Kelly, Leonard Nimoy and William Shatner.
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lacefuneral · 4 years
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i was trying to find a specific picture of leonard nimoy so i typed in “shirtless spock” and i found the pic i was looking for but i ALSO FOUND these very good pictures of ethan peck from a film called “eden”
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to-boldly-nope · 4 years
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Do I like the episode Patterns of Force because it has to deal with history or because it's a really good episode or because there's a shirtless Leonard Nimoy? I guess we'll never know
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firstofficernims · 5 years
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The best of Leonard Nimoy and Susan Hampshire in the movie Baffled! 1972
I made two posts so enjoy! 😁🖖
Post 1 of 2. Check out POST 2 for more!
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