Star Trek - Stuck on Earth

[@johnrandom]

Without Lucy, there would be no Star Trek. She believed in Star Trek, and at Lucy's insistence, her Desilu Studios backed and produced it. Thank you, Lucy.

[@MojoPup]

I know, I loved that nod to her...

[@lanceash]

Good point. A little hidden reference there.

[@blindtiger5919]

Thats beautiful.....;!!!!!!

[@im1who84u]

Yep, her and Desilu Studios dropped some big bucks to keep Star Trek going.

[@charlesspringer4709]

Without Desi, the business brains.

[@warptek]

Love that line, "I love Lucy is on tonight". Brilliant.

[@diamondjim7560]

Just think if they stuck around to 1966, they could have seen their own future in the character portrayed by Leonard Nimoy. 🖖. Live long and Prosper.

[@marcdonato9322]

I hope he saw Lucy and Ethel on the chocolate assembly line lol

[@09rgs]

The very lady who made it possible for Star Trek in the first place. Fascinating!

[@carefulcarpenter]

He knows what made the 60s great. MAGA.

[@oltedders]

​@@carefulcarpenter Vulcans or the Civil Rights Act?

[@davepowder4020]

I'll echo the appreciation of the tribute to Lucille Ball there. Her action in putting Star Trek out there not only gave us the franchise, but inspired a lot more sci-fi and actual technology development from those growing up with what she helped bring about.

[@stanburk7392]

I knew about Lucille Ball but totally missed the tribute to her. Thank you for pointing it out for us. excellent catch!

[@davepowder4020]

@@stanburk7392 She's really an under-rated hero for our time.

[@CardanoETF]

@@davepowder4020 she never got the credit she deserved

[@awapbamboogers]

Rumour has it that Lucile Ball and Desi Arnaz only alowed Star Trek to be green lit because they thought it was about singers and dancers chasing stardom

[@davepowder4020]

@@awapbamboogers She initially thought that, but was corrected, and after that, approved the show over the objections of the board. Arnaz was long gone from Desilu by that point.

[@JMyoutube1]

This was one of the best enterprises episodes.

[@teyemanon1970]

Best in the whole gimmymagoo.

[@StuffedCrocodile]

not even a big ENT fan, and Carbon Creek is still one of my favorite trekisodes. it's so schmaltzy and warm.

[@144Donn]

One of my favorite episodes of the entire franchise! Just brilliant!

[@ron0311]

I watched TOS as a kid, and almost 50 years later, the show is still just as exciting and fascinating as it was.

[@DeltaElites]

Have you watched the series Enterprise? It was a lot better than people give it credit.

[@ron0311]

@@DeltaElites I did. I'm a trekkie since childhood :)

[@PRH123]

I never could watch any of the series or movies after the original. Just wasn’t the same. And it seemed silly to me to try make new versions of each of the original characters.

[@DeltaElites]

@@PRH123 ...agreed! I couldn't stand TNG for the first few years but eventually the stories got pretty good. I loved all sci fi shows anyhow like BSG, Stargate SG-1, Atlantis and Universe so simply took each series as a different time and era and just loved being a fan enough to recognize all of the easter eggs throw in. That's what made the 2009 movie so epic for me.

[@ogdocvato]

Love the credit given to Lucille Ball and Desilu Studios at 2:15 for their belief in TOS.

[@ClamBurger66]

Not once.....twice

[@whattowatchrightnow]

Roddenberry had dirt on Dezi and blackmailed them into supporting him.

[@SR-iy4gg]

@@whattowatchrightnow Oh, please.

[@thonatim5321]

@@SR-iy4gg No, true statement. My great Uncle was a maintenance man on the set. He told many stories that the general public has no idea.

[@lotstodo]

​@@whattowatchrightnowShe owned DesiLu at the time of Star Trek. She wanted original shows. Lucille Ball is the patron Saint of Star Trek.

[@johnsondadj]

The "I Love Lucy" is a great homage.

[@FlipMacz]

"I'm doing research" 📺 😂😂😂

[@jrtstrategicapital560]

this was a wonderful series! so under rated...

[@EVILKIRK-x2o]

He says I love Lucy is on tonight I was not ready for that! lol lol lol lol lol lol

[@sdaiwepm]

According to some of the other comments, Lucille Ball was responsible for Star Trek being made in the first place.

[@jennastorm4785]

"Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene...please don't take him just because you can."

[@justgivemethetruth]

T'pol is one sexy Vulcan.

[@wurly164]

Her ears aren't the only thing that's pointy. 😂

[@marypaquette8705]

i remember my Mother wearing pointy bras, in the 1950's

[@wurly164]

@marypaquette8705 like the front of a cadillac

[@michaelplunkett8059]

Bullet bras were the look.

[@wurly164]

@michaelplunkett8059 you'll poke your eye out kid. Merry Christmas lol

[@kaynemccully5266]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂​@@wurly164

[@christinewild5935]

I love Lucy is on tonight! Oh the cars!

[@thebubbacontinuum2645]

"This antenna is inadequate." Vulcans miss the chance to discover the coathanger. What kind of pig carries a toilet plunger into the house and doesn't put it away and wash his hands immediately?

[@joelsutton2201]

If Vulcans are coming to save us like they did in the movie, they better get here soon.

[@pwp8737]

they came, or will come after a third world war and the first warp drive

[@erwin643]

You think? The same stuff that has collapsed previous civilizations, especially the cognitive dissonance regarding Climate Change (Not saying that there's anything we can do about it at this point), resource depletion, etc.

[@freemagicfun]

Unfortunately... the Vulcans came after WWIII. 😎

[@Elriuhilu]

Vulcans didn't come to save us in the movie, they introduced themselves once humans built a vehicle capable of casual interstellar travel and offered to act as mentors and protectors in the new political stage.

[@jupreindeer]

That's the fearful, grim thing that Star Trek preaches. "WE" are not going to be apart of it. We must face the days of judgement by our own hands in order to learn why Humanity must put away its petty notions of greed, hate and all that negativity to reach the bountiful days of Trek. There are key episodes to point at as to what we must expect to go through. Society dealing with rising homeless issues. Civil unrest. An all out world war that reduces Humanity into kangaroo courts with workers getting high, just to deal with their desperately abysmal lives. And then one Zefram Cochrane gets a group of survivalists together to restore a former weapon of war... and unlocks the secrets of the warp bubble in the middle of the forest... ...ummm... pardon? Me thinks that there is some missing chapter to this story. And then, I go hearing about some real world 'things' that might fit a little too well into that missing chapter. Like this Elon Musk guy, supposedly figuring out the first part of the Warp Bubble. If it is true that he not only got one, but three tests successfully done... including a SpaceX rocket out to Pluto and back, then that would make a lot more sense than some encampment of people polishing up an old missile. 'The 'One plus one' part is that Elon is very buddy-buddy with this Donald Trump guy. And to keep relations good, I've no doubt that Elon would gratefully share his Warp Bubble technology. AND... 1+1+1 is that among the many, MANY things Donald wants to do is to add to the national long range armaments. Imagine... just imagine this new stock of weapons being equipped with Warp Drives. Suddenly, these nightmare missiles can be launched from their silos, go into warp the second they have fully breached into open air, 'Picard maneuver' from a foot off the ground into orbit, lock on to the enemy's country and warp plunge into said part of Earth with a fleet of a hundred+ more of its' equal missile models. I mean, what top country leader ISN'T going to want instant destructive power on that level? A weapon so fast and destructive that the enemy can't possibly detect and react in time. *Gasp* And that is what I propose Zefram Cochrane actually did. He was probably some sort of military type in his early twenties that had interactions with these warp missiles. The world went to literal bleep. He survives for decades in it before locating an unused missile. Getting together a group, he camps out and starts restoration... with some dream to take a space flight. Because... Earth is so depressing to live on, right about then. He succeeds, causing a domino effect of total accidental miracles. And history just makes up whatever it wants to about his glorious flight. Now... for 'US'... not a good future. We must go to the ultimate war to truthfully learn why we must never make that mistake, again. Sure. We can theorize why we must not make this mistake in the first place. Sure. We can request for world peace for the sake of sanity. Sure. We could do the smart thing. But look at the world around us. Right now. *Are we as a species being smart?*

[@moosehand8721]

Great old cars

[@babydriver8134]

LOL With radial tires.

[@Acc0rd79]

Easily one of the best episodes they ever made!

[@TheBigExclusive]

"Humans are odd. They think order and chaos are somehow opposites and try to control what won't be. But there is grace in their failings. I think you missed that."

[@j.griffin]

🖖🏿🤠👍🏿

[@guysky3873]

You sound like you were born yesterday 🤔

[@puntabachata]

That's an interesting Vision

[@markjaycox8811]

Neither Tesla or Einstein ever got out of the "there" they were in. Neither knew they weren't breathing the air the trees were making, or they'd be here today.

[@markjaycox8811]

Contact is with Time-all of it-the opposite of where you are, and the answer to the equation of life. It is where you aren't. The distance between where you are (2024) and where you aren't (..............) is your conscious reach. Your present conscious reach is the dish (2024) of time put in front of your mind. Presently you measure only the dish (2024) when every dog knows there's a bag (10,000,000,002,024) that fills its (2024) dish. FYI- I just proved every dog is more conscious than you.

[@mattfarahsmillionmilelexus]

What kind of Vulcans are they? Spock could build a subspace transceiver from a Heathkit bought at the local Woolworth's and install it in the Zenith before dinner time.

[@seraphinclaire4297]

😆

[@lynnohl2526]

Yes, but Spock exists in their future, with the benefit of some 100(?) years of scientific discoveries and technological advances. Intergalactic travel is in its early stage yet here.

[@tinfoilhatnews7489]

Spock was half Human.

[@mikecollett9152]

one of favourite scenes ,like we can past alive, nice tribute lucille ball

[@edwardfindley8483]

That could definitely become a wacky sitcome.

[@shakey2634]

I believe it was called Third Rock From the Sun

[@pjmlegrande]

“You’re to have no further contact with that woman.” Don’t you hate it when they say that?

[@lynnohl2526]

😂😂

[@JohnKozlowski-ot5ld]

To paraphrase Cindy Lauper Vulcan's just want to have fun!!

[@larrygrebler5054]

Ha ha ha!

[@VTX00128]

Oh I left the fact that they had a hand on the Velcro material It's almost like a homage to Star Trek 4 The Voyage home Scotty with the transparent aluminum.

[@Mike1064ab]

It’s BS even the most basic components of the ship would have fetched a handsome profit back then. Just use the redundant systems. That ship was never going to fly again!

[@timonsolus]

@@Mike1064ab: Ah, but providing humans with advanced technology 200 years ahead of their current level of technological development would be cultural contamination.

[@mosbysmen]

one of the best episodes

[@DavidBridgewaters]

This was filmed in Crestline California. My home town.

[@chrischeshire6528]

My brother and his family live there also.

[@Dennisblue]

I'm positive my 7th grade science teacher was an alien

[@bradbrown6034]

Agent K pointed that out in MIB.

[@Dennisblue]

@@bradbrown6034 his 7th grade teacher was an alien too? Cool!

[@adventtrooper]

Don't worry, most teachers are convinced their students are aliens too.

[@1922DPenny]

Nice shot of a Tucker parked by the road

[@markthompson4885]

and the Studebaker Commander drive by.

[@moyadapne968]

Time stamp please. Was it the maroon car at around 4:00.

[@charlesspringer4709]

Cheaply done period pieces always have the cars within a few years of each other, as if the town sprang into existence 3yars earlier and the interiors were decorated in the last year or so.. This location would have had Forth Model A's for sure and even Model T delivery trucks and definitely '39 Fords and Chevy's, etc from the beginning of the V8 era.

[@mikesmith2057]

And all in perfect shape! No dented fenders or rusted panels or coat hangers for antenna 😂 But it's not just cheap period pieces, it's a problem with vintage cars in nearly every old movie. The people who keep antique cars don't want them looking like ****.

[@j.t.frompa5508]

And attitudes like that will end up with everything becoming AI CGI, everything will be historically accurate, genuinely realistic with worn tires and rust on the cars and no anachronisms at all. "Don't let perfect be the enemy of good", with "good" being real museum quality artifacts and real paid actors.

[@charlesspringer4709]

@@j.t.frompa5508 All they have to do is a callout for pre-19XX cars in any moving condition.

[@Sashazur]

Jeez, it’s a TV show, not a Kubrick movie! All TV shows do this kind of thing.

[@charlesspringer4709]

@@Sashazur All more recent shows. Check some Twilight Zone. The "sitcoms" and contemporary Westerns all had kids with hot-rods an jalopies on the streets or parked, old pickups or firetrucks, etc.

[@DanWint]

Warp drive to, Black&Wite TV, what a rush.

[@Mickwhyer]

I really liked Enterprise. I feel they went overboard on the Xindi arc and I think that is what got it cancelled. More episodes like this one would have been better IMHO

[@OptimusPrinceps_Augustus]

The needs of the many outweigh the needs of The View

[@asteverino8569]

I thought this was going to be an SNL skit video. It was, almost.

[@almishti]

add a bit of a laugh track and it could be a real 50s sit-com.

[@beckstairs]

Ha ha so did I!

[@im1who84u]

I thought the same thing.

[@cariganpintalba9498]

2:20 For those non-trekkies “I Love Lucy” starred Lucille Ball and Desi Arnez, the founders of DesiLu Productions…the company that produced Star Trek (the original series).

[@joltjolt5060]

You can thank a CUBAN lol 🎉🎉

[@allanrichardson1468]

@@joltjolt5060Actually, they were already divorced and she owned the company, so you can thank a Cuban’s ex-wife.

[@tomrdee]

jealousy? A human emotion. The longer you stay, the more you become like them.

[@this.is.a.username]

vulcans have the same emotions as humans, they repress them.

[@josephcampbell9351]

Desi was a business genius and Lucy was as tough as it gets!

[@jongilbertson2106]

They tell their neighbors they are from France

[@rickgpz1209]

A small town in France.

[@donmcc6573]

Best comment on this post.

[@HawklordLI]

Mepps....Mepps!

[@callicordova4066]

The Coneheads and Data also.

[@pipe2devnull]

We are from Vulcan ... Alberta.

[@abundantYOUniverse]

Don't worry Jolene you still have us!!

[@jamespuleo3269]

I thought this might be a "fan-film" production at first. But the SOUNDTRACK MUSIC told me right away it was a pro production.

[@JohnDoeXYZ]

Looking for pon farr in all the wrong places....

[@garytorresani8846]

Good one 😅

[@TheFrog767]

Tpol my kind of alien

[@j.griffin]

This is one of my all-time favorite Trek episodes, throughout all Trekdom. I especially liked Mestral- his story is continued in three Trek novels. It would have been cool to see a spin-off series or even a movie (which obviously would have been almost impossible). He ended up meeting&helping Zefram Cochrane and Gary Seven. He saved Cochrane’s life by redirecting him to relocate from New York (which was destroyed in the early years of WW3) to Bozeman,MT. It was good that he didn’t care much about the Vulcan Science Directorate… he found out about Cochrane by time-traveling! He met (and helped) Spock&Kirk,too… in the 20th Century. Without spoiling it, I really liked the ending. The final scene was a wordless moment and very well-portrayed. It really portrayed Vulcan character in a special light.

[@andrewworth7574]

Thank you. After I seeing that eposode I always thought it would make the story more complete if he eventually had a hand in developing Zefram Cochrane's warp drive.

[@robertsandfortjr8214]

What books were they ? I would love to read them, if I can find them

[@conniewojahn6445]

Where did they get all of the extra-long vehicles? I don't recall those makes/years being that long. Camera tricks? What happens when warm weather comes and they're still wearing caps to cover their ears? What will a human cross do to their lineage? Oh, more Spocks? Wouldn't that be good?

[@Famous-Potatoes]

Those were wonderful cars. They were so soothing on a long drive. Nothing beats three-on- the-tree!

[@robertjustinoff845]

A great comedy.

[@wakcedout]

She was right on one bit but only partially, some humans would freak out and act irrationally when met with aliens, while others would take time to descern the intent of the aliens and find out if their peaceful or looking to conquer. Would be a good 50/50 even today. Which would explain why if they’re watching us why they don’t make contact….we aren’t ready.

[@tristanwhite3472]

What year was this?

[@adambrown3918]

When I Love Lucy was on TV.

[@Mike1064ab]

1957. Sputnik was in the sky.

[@TommygunNG]

Though, by that time the show was called, “The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnez Comedy Hour.” But I’m sure people still said, “I Love Lucy.”

[@alexxbaudwhyn7572]

I suspect ILL was in reruns by 1957, too

[@chrischeshire6528]

What was funny when some kids started referring one of the Vulcans as Moe from the three stooges.

[@edh6096]

The Star Trek series showed what humanity could be like and do. What's stopping us from getting there now? And why are we letting it stop our progress?

[@joltjolt5060]

And this is how spock was born.

[@justgivemethetruth]

Anyone know where this was filmed? I'm thinking Santa Clarita.

[@pipe2devnull]

Crestline California says another commentor.

[@justgivemethetruth]

@@pipe2devnull That's probably right, Santa Clarita was just a wild ass guess.

[@emanemanrus5835]

0:13 I've never worked with a Vulcan plumber, that would be awesome!

[@krashd]

"With the standard spatial displacement of human fecal matter I find the diameter of these pipes most illogical and prone to blockage." "Just fix my shitter, John Lennon."

[@emanemanrus5835]

@@krashd 🤣

[@lawrenceallen8096]

Well, now that you're stuck on earth, and the males of your species are finding local playmates, please accept my offer to be your playmate, commander. I'll let you order me around if that is something you enjoy. 😃

[@申正義]

Very nice.

[@MoFunniest]

I need to go now. I Love Lucy is on tonight.

[@DAVIDALANJONESRIDGE]

This was one of their better episodes.

[@LyingTube]

I feel like, at some point, a girl has gotta question why she ain't never seen her fella's ears...

[@f1b0nacc1sequence7]

Or (since we know that Vulcans have a very low body temperature) why his skin and lips are ice cold.

[@Fidi987]

Do you remember in "Litlle house", how Laura talks about never having seen her mother's ears? Oooops - maybe her mother was Vulcan, too! 😳 😂 (The mother then explained that at school she was shamed by the teacher for being "so bold as to let (my) ears being seen".)

[@pwp8737]

not to mention those eyebrows

[@im1who84u]

Or wonder why she's getting older and he's not.

[@egosumhomovespertilionem]

LOL @ Vulcans snogging.

[@jonthebru]

"I Love Lucy is on tonight."

[@user-ik2tw2sx2c]

Thanks! Is this all there is?

[@andrewworth7574]

He chooses to stay on Earth when the other two leave. I've wondered if he adopted the name Zefram Cochrane.

[@Yasuda9000]

In some Star Trek Novels, he actually makes sure Zefram Cochrane moves from New York to Montana to create the Phoenix. He did this because of time travel, and he met Kirk and Spock and had to help them due to some temporal anomolies in the past. He found out about World War 3 and that New York City would be one of the first places to be devastated in the attacks. He also got to go home sometime after the Vulcans arrived on First Contact.

[@joseavila5747]

​@@Yasuda9000in the movie first contact, you can see a figure that looks like a vulcan. There a theory that he witness all the events

[@ducknorris233]

Vulcan#3- I’m not like all the other guys

[@williamtell3203]

Doylestown PA??

[@nancyomalley6286]

How far is that from Scranton?

[@Ailsworth]

This actually looked very interesting! I think I'll finally try the show

[@brentoutashape9141]

Enterprise has flaws, but it was highly underrated. Every series, TOS, TNG, DS9, and STV all had episodes that just didn't land with audiences, and Enterprise had more than a few, but it deserved another season, in my opinion.

[@browonmb]

A good author, or story writer, could combine the aspects of Mestral's presence (since he remained on Earth) to Gary Seven (who would appear on Earth less than a decade later) and finally Khan, or has that already been done?

[@MariaMartinez-researcher]

Someone else commented there are three novels about Mestral's adventures on Earth.

[@damnright4]

Boy O boy do I miss what woman wore for shirts and bras back then....Would love to see it make a come back😉

[@johnmarcucci1719]

Would love to see real women make a comeback!

[@damnright4]

@@johnmarcucci1719 Indeed.

[@AndyCutright]

I thought Vulcans couldn't lie.

[@andrewdillon7837]

damn , i wanna re-watch the series now,,,

[@richardsylvanus2717]

Earth girls are easy

[@UmbrellaWatch]

What he said in the end.. I thought.. Thats no shit huh... might as well make the best of it.. PLUS.. IF you all go back,, Im staying I love it here.. Thanks.

[@James-hs3tu]

EVEN in the. Past. T'pol. Has nice. 🍅🍅. 😁😁😁😁😁 Human Emotions. Are starting to Develop. Jealousy. . T' pol

[@draugami]

What is the name of the original video? It is related to Star Trek Enterprise.

[@PaulCoyJR]

Yup. Season 2. "Carbon Creek".

[@seanwebb605]

I would have risked it to be back home for Lucy too.

[@FIREwithAQ]

I too am doing research on what humans call the “KZbin”

[@OptimusWombat]

They're lucky they didn't arrive in the summer. Would be hard to explain wearing those warm hats.

[@lareid529]

Maybe they started the skater/grunge look? ;)

[@tristanwhite3472]

Imagine if she took his hat off!

[@sagatuppercut2960]

Hopefully, that would occur on October 31st.

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

i never liked 'i love lucy." i thought vulcans had better taste than that. i never really liked this series much. ("voyager" was the last for me.) but damn, jolene blalock is quite gorgeous. what is it about pointed-eared women that's so attractive? liv tyler in "the lord of rings" is another example. thanks for the upload.

[@glennledrew8347]

The I Love Lucy mention was an homage to Lucille Ball, who funded the production of early Trek. Ever notice the TOS end credits showing it was a Desilu production?

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

@@glennledrew8347 ... oh, and by the way, where's my "thunbs up?" people respond to the few comments of mine that get posted but i rarely get any thumbs up for some reason. i'm beginning to feel a little neglected. where's lucy's crying when you need it?

[@Foowowee]

She’s retired now and married to some rich dude in the entertainment industry. Good for her. Feel sorry for the one who played Tess in Voyager. She’s having major life problems.

[@rolanddressler]

TPol a foxy Lady

[@OptimusPrinceps_Augustus]

Moe 😂 nyuk nyuk nyuk

[@Oldman1956]

I dont Watch much TV. I have never seen this, but I thought that Vulcans did not have emotion.

[@francisco5434]

My interpretation is that Vulcans are logical , curious, and stoic, but even intellectuals seek companionship and someone to share life experiences with. The choices are: accept defeat and what fate forces on you, or make the best of your situation and have control over your own life. Seems logic won.

[@Oldman1956]

@francisco5434 -emotoin

[@OptimusPrinceps_Augustus]

Star Trek Enterprise

[@chonddak]

At 2:47 there's a big sign that says "AI."

[@nicholasmaude6906]

T'Mir is being quite the Debbie downer in this clip.

[@cloverfield911]

I thought Vulcan's were incapible of lieing??

[@junglejamesie]

He didn't lie. He exaggerated.

[@demarcusfaulkner7411]

He didn't he simply wasn't transparent

[@cloverfield911]

@@junglejamesie lol

[@vaska00762]

He was honest to his own convictions within the defined parameters of his mission.

[@cloverfield911]

@@vaska00762 "That would be a ecuminical matter" I suppose!! lol

[@Traderjoe]

Before I ever comment I look through previous comments made by others, so as to avoid the embarrassment of posting the same comment as someone else. Looking through the comments I see dozens and dozens of people have left comments acknowledging the “I love Lucy” and Desilu homage, and it’s really clear how it’s obvious that people simply cannot control themselves and they must think that a thought that flitters across their minds is unique. It’s kind of pathetic in a way. Vulcans would be ashamed.

[@scottweisel3640]

Stuck on Earth or Stuck on Stupid? Hey Mom, I’m not watching TV. I’m doing research.

[@timothyglennastrology]

Vulcans Love Lucy!

[@davidsantor1760]

Do we really need to go thru a WW 3 to get to the Star Trek world.......?

[@kevinbouchard3906]

Looks like it except without the end product

[@moosehand8721]

Tpol is jealous enamufka.😂

[@tedr.5978]

Is this a parody or a "real" show?

[@maryscapular]

I Love Lucy is illogical

[@OptimusPrinceps_Augustus]

The kid called the one Vulcan, Moe.... nyuk nyuk nyuk

[@abfab2517]

they already had fish lips in the fifties ? 🤣

[@TwisterTornado]

Where? What does this comment mean?

[@lightgiver7311]

Only because they think we are human with funny ears.

[@geraldross967]

The downside is star trek broke Desilu and Lucille Ball had to sell it before the show caught on.

[@caduceus33]

Surely people must see the odd eyebrow these character have!??

[@davemarcelle2437]

Cause you're not black vulcans

[@OptimusPrinceps_Augustus]

Burnham was Spock's adopted sister

[@markbernadowski4308]

I can't afford to watch any Star Trek shows

[@anika_mills]

Stimulating

[@donmcc6573]

Just one more problem with Enterprise. First contact between the Vulcans and humans was with Cochran in 2063.

[@krashd]

That was first official contact, just as Columbus wasn't the first European to see America, Leif Erikson was.

[@mattfarahsmillionmilelexus]

@@krashd Keith Richards.

[@JackBeNimble-fb1fn]

My Full Review: "Nice Rack... on any planet."

[@jaybee2402]

I wish I could be stuck in 1958 West Virginia, working a minimum wage job. As long as I could watch TV with TPol. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Mike1064ab]

Hey as long as the mine Made a profit the town prospered. When it dried up the town died.

[@kevinmcfalls945]

Pennsylvania. But still coal country.

[@f1b0nacc1sequence7]

Watching TV with her isn't quite what I would hoping for...

[@jackierabbit450]

I couldn't agree more, I would open my electrolysis studio somewhere in town, add live a quiet and fulfilling life in the past... I already drive a 1951 Ford two-door sedan so I don't even need a new car, set up shop and find a small apartment... To add to the hilarity I already own two appropriate radios, a GE tube radio and a grundig of the correct vintage, and a 1950s Arthur Hinkle blend epilator, so I don't even need to buy equipment for my electrolysis business... I suppose I could simply pack my old Ford with all of my era appropriate things and head out! Which way was 1958 again?

[@allanrichardson1468]

You would be doing NOTHING with her unless you stayed seven years, if you were lucky. No nuttin’ without pon farr.