Star Trek - Kirk's Confrontations - All Our Yesterday's

Clips From The Episode "All Our Yesterdays"

[@Traderjoe]

Imagine that medieval street that this floating trolly just magically appears and scares all the horses

[@googleisevil4531]

As a child, I always found the Atoz replica fight hilarious. Kirk keeps beating up Mr. Atoz until Atoz finally gets mad and shoots him.

[@letolethe5878]

I love Mr. Atoz. He's so clueless and cute.

[@Romulan2469]

Just another librarian.

[@paulmiller6647]

I love this.

[@Louis-iz8nq]

I remember when I was a little kid watching an episode of THE BRADY BUNCH when the actor here playing Atoz appeared. He went to talk to Bobby Brady about the real Billy The Kid and how he shot his dad or grandpa in the back.

[@tsartodd]

that was a different actor, and it was Jesse James (not Billy the Kid).

[@Louis-iz8nq]

@@tsartodd I see. Thanks for the correction.

[@sebastianhamilton5892]

I always loved the stupidity of the guard who appears at 1:27.

[@mosescordovero6060]

sebastianHamilton is stupid

[@jamalmccoy1982]

That old man was trying to push kirk through the portal. ....

[@jackjones298]

3:32 - 3:59 The overdue fines at this library are really harsh. Mr. Atoz sends you back in time to return the books on time, or else!

[@DeactivatedCharcoal]

Did you catch the name of the librarian? Mr. Atoz. As in, A to Z

[@mmccrownus2406]

There hundreds of books on being a witch today

[@paulmiller6647]

navy prison. I might have done this to a division commander. Anyway I love this.

[@paulmiller6647]

I might have done that to one UC I was almost court-martialed

[@robbranigin2645]

There's the mort's accomplice. Arrest him!!

[@philbertchow5425]

Why is there a floating piece of feces in front of the supernova

[@ojivey8273]

That "floating piece of feces" represented the planet being obliterated by the supernova .In a few billion years, THAT will be our fate.

[@paulmiller6647]

Life in Navy prison

[@larry1350]

Why does the time period of this planet were Kirk winds up resemble 17th century England?

[@danielbrissenden2555]

(Spock voice): This particular example of fiction utilizes the often disputed theory of interplanetary cultural parallelism, Enign. Pay it no mind...

[@rubiks6]

Why do Mr. Atoss and the rest of the people from that planet look like human beings?

[@Louis-iz8nq]

Not only that but always Caucasians​@@rubiks6

[@timothyturner1056]

Watch the entire episode if you can and let the episode answer your question for you .