Absolute obedience just like your computer and phone has absolute obedience over what you tell it to do. It’s a movie stop analyzing it so literally just enjoy it.

When they ask if the robots male or female has nothing to do with binary non-binary or or anything it was just asking if it was a male robot or female robot in programming don’t read too much into this question and apply your woke ideologies to it. They were still under the common sense principles of male and female only.

Oh man, you gotta watch Fantastic Voyage! Another classic movie!!

It looks to me like some sort of walking stick type bug. Those kinds of bugs are typically nocturnal, which might explain why this one is moving so slowly. Camouflage is the primary defense strategy of these insects. They also tend to eat plants. The fat abdomen at this time of year suggests a female preparing to lay her eggs. We have preying mantis here in central California, but not as many as we used to when I was a kid decades ago. Now I feel lucky when I see one. They resemble that bug in some ways, except they're bright green. A picture of the insect that aligned with its symmetry would have helped to identify it. On my cell phone camera there is a feature that lets me query pictures to identify plants and insects. Look for the same feature on yours for future encounters.

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Back legs look like those of a leaping insect. It may have folded wings.

What the whaaaat

You gotta stop storing your headphones in between the couch cushions.

He was not responsible for Gooses death. Ot was an accident

I think that you are awesome 😂

They leave everything to your imagination what the Krell looked like even no pictures or artwork & no bones

I really enjoyed your enthusiasm.

Отличная меховая шапка! (The last handwriting that anyone could recognize was when I learned Russian (3 semesters) in college!) Parts of this remind me of one of favorite musicals: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Funny_Thing_Happened_on_the_Way_to_the_Forum Thanks for reacting to this!

Lotta dirty birdies!

The first time I aaw this was when I was @ 6yrs old in 1959. Have loved it ever since. One thing that many newbies don't know is_ that the story was based on Shakespeare's THE TEMPEST. As for the exterior planet matte art was, as I recall, done by the premier space artist Chesley Bonestell,.. for us growing up back then, most of hiw we visualized alien landscapes or views of say Saturn and it's rings from one of it's moons or ships landing on Mars...etc. All those wonderous exotic sights in our minds came from the works of Bonestell. What a master artist. I was in an astronomy club in Jr High and we held our meetings in the conference room of the adult club at the local science museum. .. surrounding the table on the walls were at least a dozen large framed Chesley Bonestell original paintings. Whenever we had a meeting I was always having to be dragged away from the pictures to settle down and take part in the meeting I was just absolutely enthralled with him I couldn't get enough... every moment I stood in front of them I felt like I was somewhere not on this Earth.

Anthony reminds me of the Abrahamic God: capricious, narcissistic, unsympathetic, ready to unleash terror at any moment.....

The reason John Wayne hated the Indians so much is because his wife and one of his kids was killed by the Comanche. The two graves behind the house, that was their graves, Deborah was the other, only she never knew it. Aaron was his brother, Martha, was his wife's sister.

"Hell is empty and all the devils are here!" [Ariel, having caused -The Tempest, 1610] "Monsters from the id..." [39:27] "Oh brave new world that has such people in't!" [Miranda's response to seeing sailors stranded by - The Tempest] "I so terribly wanted to meet a young man..." [17:12] "The spirits that I summoned I now cannot rid myself of again" [Goethe 1719/Dukas 1897/Disney 1940... - The Sorcerer's Apprentice]

I just thought about this. If Enterprise could beam Kirk out of the Constellation before it blew up, why couldn't they beam Decker out of the shuttlecraft before it blew up?

One of the smartest, most brilliant endings ever --Monsters from the ID.

The characters were in 2250 but the audience was in 1955. Robots were only sci-fi in 1955 and needed exposition.

There is a part two to this about 20 years later

Must be very moving.

This episode is absolutely BOSS BOSS BOSS!!! Amok Time can't hold a candle this

Beautiful sleepy puppy.

Great place to reflect.

Terrible audio! The film clips are fine, but your mic is all distorting and horrible to listen to.

Watching this clip now in summer feels really good.❄️❄️

Do you know how to flip your camera so the wording on your shirt is right? Read the instruction manual. BTW, you are a terrible reactor.

I love your movie reaction; you definitely paid attention to the film and dialogue. 👍👍

It’s nice 👍 to know about hearing about;the best episodes of Star ⭐️ Trek,and how it won 🏆 a Hugo Award!I’m afraid,I’m still much too young to remember the premier of Star ⭐️ Trek,and all the other episodes that followed,after that!You can go into the second season,and than,the 🍿 movies.Because,there’s an order to thing’s in this Star ⭐️ Trek Universe!I know,it’s just my opinion,here!And,incrediably,I still can remember watching;Star Trek,the motion Picture(made in 1978,and released in 1979)when I was a Senior in High School!And,I have the book 📕 by the way!Which,I have yet to;”flip through!”Live long and Prosper!Too,it would be interesting,to see those Hugo Awards!😊

In the original version (not re-mastered) the model of the USS Constellation jiggles as it's being sucked into the DD Machine - horrible - really made you aware the it was a model. The Re-master took care of that.

For me morbius just had a heart attack which killed the monster also.

You pause to much. You ask too many questions for each scene.

I may be wrong, but in the world of TOS, earthmen and Klingons were evenly matched re brains and strength. They are also the physically weakest 2 humanoids we encounter. Vulcans, Romulans, the Gorn, Charlie X, and Trelane are all more powerful. Which makes Khan's boast that he is 5 times as strong and intelligent than Kirk a hollow boast. Because being 5 times as strong as an average earth man means that he can handle a Vulcan pre-schooler but that's about it. He is a sligntly faster turtle. The world's tallest midget. Assignment Earth, though, features Gary Seven, the real deal.

You said in the episodes list that you would be watching "Assignment Earth". Where is it? Did I misunderstand?

My second favorite Twilight Zone episode. I enjoy how "Nick of Time" explores many psychological areas, the most obvious being the nature of superstition itself and a lesser one involving thought inducement from suggestive persuasion. Shatner does a great job as the young and confident married man who seems to have all the answers until he meets his match with the devil's own device. Patricia Breslin provides fine support as his loving but increasingly desperate wife who tries her best to tear him away from the diner before he loses his soul. "Nick of Time" is truly an original premise that has plenty to say about man's fears, superstitions and psychological problems. It's one of the more interesting episodes in the Twilight Zone series and has a real "hidden" message for viewers.

This is my favorite review of this movie.

Captain McCoy

A bonus of Twilight Zone episodes are time capsule items, such as the cost of things in a diner. I enjoyed the closeups when you were surprised. Clips from other shows was a nice addition.

Martin Pawley was Jeffrey Hunter, who would go on to play Captain Pike, the captain of the starship Enterprise before James T. Kirk.

1:24 Mona Lisa in 3D or 38DD

See The Parallel" from 1963, I think you'll enjoy it. Look for the "Shocking Quote!"

This episode Shatner is on the verge of going crazy. The other episode Shatner is coming back from being crazy.

Thanks for the full body segment. We rarely see that from you.

The episode with Shatner.

"Pennsylvania 6-5000"! That telephone numbering format was common in the US from the 1930s to the 1960s. Patricia Breslin, the actress who played the wife, acted mostly in television in the sixties. She married the owner of the Cleveland Browns after she left show business.

Happy to see you again, it's been a while. This is great story about superstition and magical thinking. If I do this "thing" a completely unconnected other "thing" will happen. We all do it in small ways. If, at the last few seconds, I cross my fingers my team will win. This episode shows at the end, the one couple trapped by their ow fears, waiting for a favorable "sign" so as to get on with their lives. You can extrapolate this theme as far as you like. A thought provoking episode. Food names are very inconsistent. The name "chicken fried steak" is like the name "flame broiled hamburger", If you order this, you're not going to get a plate of flames, you get hamburger cooked in a specific manner. Likewise with chicken fried steak, You're getting steak. This misunderstanding is extremely common. On the other hand, "chicken fried rice" is rice with chicken, and not batter coated clumps of rice which have been fried. Inconsistent names. :) Thank you for the great reaction. I look forward to your next one.

1:10 "Whew! Smells like hamburgers!" Popeyes...world famous for its hamburgers! I own that exact fortune telling machine from this episode. It was sold a while ago along with the Talky Tina doll from the "Living Doll" episode of the Twilight Zone.

The twist at the end is so unexpected. Great stuff. Just so you know Chicken Fried Steak is Steak that is batter coated and fried like chicken.