Spock needs officer training. No way he should have let that attack go by.

So Khan died thinking he got his revenge?

You can do better Kylo. Trust me Bro. Dasiy R belongs to the streets.

"In a different reality, I could have called you 'friend'". Great episode.

Always wondered why the Romulans kept so much dust and dirt stored in their ceiling.

Great episode! This is my favorite! Love the military strategies employed and the cress game that is played between the captains. However, I have one issue with the writing- why is the weapon used by the enterprise called phasers? They appear to be photon torpedoes! Otherwise, this is a fantastic episode, and well written and acted.

I would like to know what Meyer intended in the cut scene where a child is on the Reliant's transporter pad with the soon to explode Gensis device. I don't think anybody has ever explained that one.

Always reminds me of old WWII movies where a destroyer is hunting a sub.

Why did Enterprise only fire twice in the counterattack? Seems like they could’ve fired a few more shots there

I finally noticed that Commadore Decker was partially redeemed, in that had Spock been in full command on the Enterprise, logic would have led him to abandon the Constellation to its fate.

happy to view my old school. Ty.

Funny how they're using modern naval tactics (darkened ship, silent running, etc.) in outer space. With the advanced sensors, they still might be applicable?!🤔🤟😉 IIRC, this episode was loosely based on "Run Silent, Run Deep"?

Im no creature in a mask.

Love how Kirk responds with Bigotry remark. So classy

Its not bigotry. Tge vulcans are related to the romulins

And in 2012 you have they cant catch up at warp.. wtf was that 😂

Regulation was there for a damn good reason

That was one of my favorite episodes! Thank you very much!😊

This has some plot devices from "Enemy Below" with Robert Mitchum and Kurt Jurgens....

I just said to my wife, that after 50 plus years, I worry that my thoughts are bias? But I watched this clip, trying to be objective. After the tension that the actors exhibit, it is like watching a trailer to a 2024 film coming soon. There is a gut feeling that you just want to know more of what will come. How many 1960's shows can still do that 50 plus years later? Congrats to the entire STAR TREK people for keeping the dream alive. Thank you so very much.

Han just listed lazily to the left!

Makes me want to buy a cordoba

Why couldn't they just hang around in the nebula, hidden, while they repair the main energizer and regain full power and warp speed? AND. Why didn't the Genesis device, which was standing upright in the transporter room, fall over when the Reliant was being attacked and shaken?

8;31 zulu calmly a step ahead of kirk "phasers locked"

Man, this episode is so good. Definitely the best of the original series, and one of the best of all time. It's a damn near perfect Star Trek story.

As smart as the admiral Kirk (role was) I don't understand why he didn't just totally blow up the reliant and destroy the threat all together!😅

This (apart from Han shooting Greedo first) was the coolest moment vlby a character in Star Wars, thr way Han just draws his gun and shoots his way onboard. Brilliant.

I liked hearing the Transporter "straining" at the last minute with all it's might.

Giggity obviously the z

I believe Robert Ryan was originally supposed to play Decker.

Ship to Ship visual…. That’s awesome technology! 😎

General grievous gets down with those light sabers

This feels like watching a star wars parody

The Romulan weapon was so berserk it left the Enterprise TILTED in space!

I now have a 4K television so I'm definitely going to get a Blu-ray player that I can play a 4K cut of this movie on

I know where that Doomsday made a mistake: It tried to eat Constellation not to blow it up before it exploded and disabled it. I guess its sensors did not detect that engine overloading.

0:11 best sound effects so cool 😎

"this time we'll handle things without your help vulcan" 3 seconds later "help Vulcan, help"

3:40 oh my

I am the light that is over all. I am the all, the all came forth out of me, and to me the all has come. Jesus Christ

Moby Dick, anyone?

Mark Lenard was the greatest actor to grace Star Trek. (IMHO)

At 0:40, Spock signals the Romulans. No one has ever been able to explain this to me. At 3:40, the look on Sulu's face is priceless.

I never noticed before. You can tell the bridge floor is made of wood. Listen.

Why are they whispering 😂?

Commander Hansen did an actors work selling this scene. First rate acting sir!

What if Vatican send all their hunters to Transylvania or Dracula comes to Vatican ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Phaser control room!

This is so funny to me now lol

What we need is a huge retcon reveal that the chirping sound on the Bridge is actually a Budgerigar parakeet. Further, it's name is Tut. :-)