Hey Out There

[@lembillings]

Classic schlock!!! RIP Leonard Nimoy. He's now renewing his verbal sparring with Bones on that great starship in the sky!

[@Sherwoody]

I want that guitar…or whatever it is.

[@jamesschenk]

They should have lava lamps and bongs to take a drag from

[@jime6688]

Silly episode, but what I remember most about this is that these were the friendliest, nicest hippies I’ve ever seen. Too bad they don’t exist.

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

Then came the Manson Murders , which was the "sonic" attack betrayal of this episode. ...

[@40streetblack79]

How the hell you think they were nice,n friendly ," when they tried to kill everyone on the Enterprise,n take over the ship!!¡!! Lmao lmao.

[@evey35]

That would probably be more like a late 80s/early 90s New Wave band, which I actually would have loved to see. :)

[@TheDartmouthFerry]

Now I know why they never had Piccard run into an 80's hair band.

[@garthhaver3513]

Charles Napier probably looked back on that an went " oy what was I thinking?!"

[@darrenrenna]

Funny that for the rest of his career he mainly played grizzled authority figures.

[@ronaldsykes6105]

Had a band called "The Good Old Boys". Started trouble with a band from Chicago...

[@claesvanoldenphatt9972]

Spock shows up at the jam with his axe to being teh brutalz. Doc Sevrin approves.

[@Vath121]

A surprisingly good song. My wife and I actually enjoyed this episode despite its notoriety as one of the worst of the original series.

[@danbasta3677]

I rather liked this episode as well to, it wasen't bad at all.

[@staceyharper7827]

It's not the worst episode. In my opinion, it was the best episode of the series

[@simonacerton3478]

Its a fun episode if a bit topical.

[@theGhoulman]

Yea, the "Horatio Hornblower" Trekkie fellows always hated this one, but it's really terrific. And yea, this song is flippin' great. Space hippies episode is a party. :D

[@mdarrenu]

there are defintely worse episodes.

[@williamj1813]

What a blast! That was far out and groovy.

[@hayden_misenti]

The chords are G Bb C D (sometimes flips to G C Bb D) if you want to play along!!!

[@dustinbeyette1841]

Yo .. u are definitely not Herbert

[@danbasta3677]

Folks, ever noticed the instrument Spock was carrying and using? It also was the very same instrument Lt. Uhura was using in the episode Conscience Of The King when she sang the song Beyond Antaries to Kevin O'Riley.

[@simonacerton3478]

Its rather late for a reply but that's called a Vulcan Lyre. Apparently L.T. Uhura was proficient with it as well.

[@danbasta3677]

@@simonacerton3478 Quit correct. At any rate, I rather liked this episode even though there are others who bad mouth it.

[@ThommyofThenn]

Consider it effective prop department

[@EdiaStanfordBruce]

@@simonacerton3478 He taught her to play and the extended idea is that more than one kind of music happened.

[@arazmataz4389]

I love the blonde in the short skirt uniform

[@ThommyofThenn]

That cat like yeowling of her singing isn't so great though

[@chromedogdinet]

The Alien with the big ears is obviously using these gentle hippies to spread Space Communism! Also, Spock mistakenly thought it was an open jam.

[@ChrisM-zm4li]

Hey out there (Hey out there) Hey out there (Hey out there) I see you (I see you) I see you ( I see you) Let's get together and have some fun, I don't know how to do it but it's got to be done.

[@lperry7289]

Thre cop from Silence of the lambs

[@Pon-farrLovin3]

Spock can play the heck out of a Garblongzza! And that hippy plays a sweet Ooshooko'! Is this real?

[@larrysmith6603]

The Asian crewmen in gold uniform is that the actor Mako ? The time frame would be about right He appeared in many t.v. & movies ! The last film I remember was " Pearl Harbor "

[@m.valentinesmith4845]

I love space hippies too

[@donaldstarkey4646]

Cool dady oh,I can dig it man😎

[@jimmyparks6095]

That's actually daddy o.

[@silverdrillpickle7596]

...and starring Quentin Tarantino as Guitar Guy.

[@curcumin417]

Charles Lewis Napier (April 12, 1936 - October 5, 2011) was an American character actor known for playing supporting and occasional leading roles in television and films. He was frequently cast as police officers, soldiers, or authority figures, many of them villainous or corrupt. After leaving his Kentucky hometown to serve in the army, he graduated from college and worked as a sports coach and art teacher before settling on acting as a career. Napier established himself in character roles and worked steadily for the next 35 years. He made numerous collaborations with director Jonathan Demme, including roles in Something Wild (1986), Married to the Mob (1988), The Silence of the Lambs (1991), Philadelphia (1993), Beloved (1998), and The Manchurian Candidate (2004)

[@hellobeautiful5225]

“Remember Brothers and sisters. If I am ever captured and placed in a detention cell , you must all sing a song to distract the crew while I escape. “ How? I don’t know how to do it. But it’s got to be done. Ooh. That’s a good line. I’ll put it in the song.

[@RolexTharsus]

Golf trek!

[@paultoy9611]

Head dude's ears look like bear claws or soft pretzels.

[@ThommyofThenn]

He was an MMA fighter before he became a cult leader

[@peppypowerful]

The perfect morning alarm

[@Chanticlair47]

I hated this episode.

[@StreetRaverBoy1992]

Jesus (Herbert) Christ; The One!

[@heyitsword]

As far as Star Trek Episodes widely regarded as less than stellar, "The Way to Eden" is obviously one of my all-time personal favorites. If anyone ever wants to know which episode was the "worst of the series", all they have to do is sit through the first two acts of "Spock's Brain" to admit it's so bad, it's almost too hard to finish watching it all the way through to the end.

[@danbasta3677]

Agree with you, although Spock's brain wasen't the very best, sure beat the hey out of And The Children Shall Lead, That Which Survives, Let That Be Your Last Battlefield, Is There In Truth No Beauty and Turnabout Intruder. Those five were the pitts. Rest of the third season was good to average good.

[@Chanticlair47]

Yes that episode ( Spock’s Brain ) sucked also. As a matter of fact I did not like most of the third season. The only episodes in Season 3 that I liked was The Tholian Web and All Our Yesterdays.....other than that they all sucked.

[@therig42]

@@Chanticlair47 The best thing about Spock's Brain episode was the view screen shots. It was the first time actual rear projection was used on the main viewing screen allowing the actors to walk in front of it while keeping the star field moving and putting the Sigma Draconas system schematic on so the actors could fully react and relate to it and the moving starfield. Very ambitions for 1968, first episode filmed for the 3rd season. Up until then the moving view screen shots had been added in during post production.

[@couerl]

What? Scotty "He's Forgetting"!... The complete knowledge of the Fabbrini, a true masterpiece.

[@marcusalvarez370]

Brother I LOVE The Original Star Trek TV series the rest is boring

[@JENDALL714]

The bald guy has gauges in his ears, millennials didn't invent them.

[@james5460]

This is the one episode of Star Trek that makes me cringe.

[@ThommyofThenn]

My ....brother....

[@peterburke3944]

imagine if the space hippies were on the enterprise d. worf would not be able to bear them especially adam. riker would try and sleep with the girl hippies and picard would just find them annoying

[@dustinbeyette1841]

Picard wasn't Herbert. If he was? him and Data..... They'd interact a little different don't you think?

[@garthhaver3513]

Probably one THE worst moments in the franchise. Hippies in spaaaaace.

[@algator55]

Which came first the chicken or the egg just like this show and the what you see on TV?? Did band members start looking so ridiculous first or did TV create the ridiculousness?🤔 monkey see monkey do😆

[@Manoftheswamp]

WTF???

[@HailAnts]

Worst. Episode. Ever. Even as a kid (or especially) I could never sit thru this episode. Still can’t. Total crap..

[@humbleopinion1499]

Are you Herbert? 😂

[@ChrisM-zm4li]

Worst lyrics ever.