Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - We Are One (Final Song) (w/Lyrics) | 4K

[@paulscott2037]

Gotta love how Spock sees right at the end that they are right on the verge of breaking through and finally decides to just bite the bullet and join in with the dance finale.

[@donmccullen1973]

It was the logical thing to do seeing they he need to carry the plan out to its proper conclusion.

[@RateOfPenetration]

They needed backup!

[@-jess_160]

I can see him mind melding the whole ship like: *DONT TELL SAREK DONT TELL SAREK*

[@paulscott2037]

@@-jess_160 well let's be honest, if someone told Spock that what would really piss off Sarek more than anything else in the universe is him singing and dancing a musical number then Spoxk would open that anomaly back up and just Stay there for good.

[@-jess_160]

@paulscott2037 well then I guess I don't know sarek as well as I thought I did...

[@oliviahaidar7793]

Everyone: "We know our purpose here, to protect the mission, our Prime Directive..." Spock: "Not exactly."

[@trilobite2500]

I must admit that the klingons got me good.

[@TheIrvy]

Yeah, that's what you call subverting expectations, and it worked perfectly, I had a proper knee-slapping laugh at that bit :) Gonna draw your last breaths, at the end of our bat'leths. Awesome ;)

[@thomasengle1686]

The new K-pop

[@PeachWookiee]

Between that and Klingon (Gangnam) Style, I can die a happy woman.

[@paradisebreeze1705]

Terrible

[@tilgy2]

@@TheIrvy Mek'leths, but both technically (and lyrically) work.

[@michaelloftus565]

Even the starships were dancing. You can never top that.

[@BibleAlivePresentations]

Exactly!

[@samsignorelli]

Busby Berkeley in space!

[@DerCharacter]

I lost it when i first saw that part it’s great

[@forrestpenrod2294]

One of the greatest shots in all of Trek! The zoom into the bridge and you can see the crew inside dancing? Ridiculous and extraordinary!

[@vthamburg5522]

Of course the Enterprise dances - she's part of the team.

[@SnapDash]

I love how this show nails the tiny nuances, like Sam Kirk grooving to the Klingon bit while everyone else looks shocked - it's so fitting for a xenoanthropologist

[@Kerensey]

I hadn't noticed that; thanks for pointing it out!

[@Nothingman88]

I feel like he and Uhura have some chemistry. This isn't the first time I've noticed her noticing him, ha. I would not be surprised if their relationship gets more personal. Edit: By the way, that groove was perfect.

[@DeadEyeJedi]

He turned into the entire last half of the 1970's with just 3 head-bobs, it was incredible....

[@carlosrivas1629]

attention to detail, the back screen behind Sam kirk is keeping up with the signing

[@lauscar]

Plus in the exact same shot, Uhura's "this improbable enough for you?" glance at the monitor

[@kristiroeowen]

I love how they can't reach the pinnacle until spock joins everyone. ❤️

[@Kerensey]

Spock is always crucial! :-)

[@CoralCopperHead]

Vulcan emotions outweigh Vulcan logic -- there's a reason they try to conceal it.

[@brettwalters-n4u]

As a fan of Trek since the 60's this made me smile from start to finish, pure STAR TREK!!! Strange New Worlds is a love letter to TOS and Gene's vision, updated for today's issues and sensibilities.

[@Drakus_VII]

It's why I love this show and Lower Decks both so much. You can see the writers know old Trek and love it. LD pokes fun at the whole franchise in a loving way, while SNW recreates the feeling of the old shows. Both done with a lot of love for the source material

[@goldenesschwerkalb]

It's so refreshing to see people who loved this stuff from the beginning to embrace the spirit of this show

[@Ohalexsimmons]

"When i scan the universe it reveals truth and gives meaning. It's what I'm meant to do." Man, that's gotta be one of the purest Spock lines ever. 😭

[@pocketheart1450]

Yeah that really.. strikes a chord.

[@Ohalexsimmons]

@@pocketheart1450 Well done.

[@jeffsmith9241]

Watching Sam Kirk rocking out to the Klingons *chef kiss*

[@halygoslive8302]

His face 🤣. He was into the Klingon boy band lmao.

[@benwasserman8223]

I am disappointed we never got a song between James and Sam. Would have helped them vent previous season frustrations.

[@ScottGammans]

Dan Jennotte is hot and is criminally underused on SNW. That is all.

[@Kris_AB]

​@@ScottGammansYup!

[@ddbrock9675]

“Why you only calling us when you got your dramas?” I lost it😂😂

[@Kerensey]

They sound like a parent scolding an adult child -- "You never call, you never write." Wait, what? The Klingons want us to talk with them MORE?

[@kyuminnie137]

@@Kerenseyno it kinda reminds me of an ex always calling when there's dramas 😂

[@wesker100000000]

So did the klignons.

[@ddbrock9675]

@kyuminnie137 Right?!😆😆

[@DocFunkenstein]

If you really pay attention to it, that appears to be the only reason the Klingons hate the Federation. They never call socially or to invite them to do something interesting. It's only when there's some problem and they need their help... and apparently that's really hurting their feelings. Which they can't express normally.

[@Gothic_Owl]

I really wish we had a full song of K(lingon) pop because that segment was *chefs kiss* perfection - especially their sheepish embarrassment afterwards

[@janlaan9602]

K'pop

[@thegorn9904]

I always get a kick out of seeing Sam Kirk grooving along subtly in the background. Da man got da moves!

[@babsbybend]

"...ping!..." The sound of a subspace cricket

[@lsgPH]

@@babsbybend That was the enterprise saying " WTF "

[@FectacularSpail]

Pike's reaction was the icing on the cake. Like, "ohhhhkayyyy....Anyway.." lol

[@yubstep]

As a star Trek fan since TNG.... This is the best season... Every episode has been amazing and now I want all the songs. Uhura last song.... Knocked it out of the park

[@TheJBHeller]

The album is now on Spotify! Peace,and long life 🖖

[@linziee.8651]

The actress who plays her has earned a Grammy for a Play she was in. ❤

[@bman_2024]

DIAL IN Subspace Rhapsody AND YOU WILL SEE IT THE WHOLE LIST

[@WYD28]

1:08 just realized spock said he wont miss the singing lmao he was suffering this whole episode but he still joins in the finale dance!! I love it. This episode was so good.

[@Phantomshadow300]

Yeas that was great it defenitivley reminded me of Tuvoks little dancesteps for neelix in voyager

[@Pentarax]

There's a beautiful bit at the end; when La'an walks by Kirk, they still smile at each other. When Chapel walks by Spock, he pointedly turns away. But at the end when they need just a LITTLE bit more energy, he jumps in right next to her.

[@feathersblu]

Also love this little not exactly here 3:45

[@MK-gn9zm]

If you notice, he sees the EVs need one final push to get to their needed threshold, which happens right after he joins. The musical literally began and ended with Spock. Wonderful.

[@scottamann2445]

Spock’s “not” and Klingon Pop were the best parts of this.

[@BusinessSuccessByDesign]

There is NEVER been a Star Trek episode that made me smile from start to finish...until now :-) This was so much fun!

[@robwembley]

I was in tears. Of pure and utter joy. They smashed it out of the park !

[@sanhcman666]

Nah. The episode of Voyager when species 8472 was introduced, i smiled hard. Seeing the borg being crushed is like seeing a nazi being kind of trolled by an african

[@matthewsmith6057]

The ABBA visual gag with the trio in engineering at 2:46 is highly underrated.

[@robwembley]

Bohemian Rhapsody vibes by Queen too !

[@camilleney7487]

​@@robwembley yeah I was feeling more Bohemian Rhapsody

[@robwembley]

@@camilleney7487 Me too babes !

[@matthewsmith6057]

Bohemian Rhapsody is similar and certainly more famous, but it's defined by the extreme lighting, and all the guys are looking in the same direction, rather than at intentional oblique angles, which was very ABBA. If Queen was the intention here, I think they did it wrong.

[@stannc]

@@matthewsmith6057it’s Queen.

[@lukegauci1159]

Honestly hearing Spock sing and remain without emotion on his face is bloody amazing 😂

[@itzante2148]

It was all in his eyes though. Ethan Peck is fantastic!

[@babsbybend]

"I won't miss singing."

[@Kerensey]

Are you kidding? Ethan Peck looked as if he were about to cry, which is appropriate, given the lyrics. He's going to BECOME stoic, but right now he's "drowning in this sea of pain."

[@AzguardMike]

its weird because the nurse in TOS was pretty. This one looks like a trans. And when she confessed her love in TOS, even Spock was like "this is... unexpected. I do not require you to feel for me, as it were." Then later, when he is having the pon far (in the episode of the same name) she is lusting after him and Spock throws Vulcan soup out his room at her, hitting the wall, then yells at her "I do not need you waiting on me like a woman/ Its demeaning. Get out GET OUT!!" He does later apologise and ask her to make him the soup again before going to Vulcan to meet his wife. this whole love plot on SNW is re-writing established cannon.

[@sebastienvondoom8615]

​@@AzguardMike Trans women can be pretty. Maybe you need to rewatch/watch more Star Trek if you think this bigotry is okay.

[@ScottGammans]

This episode had no right to be SO DAMN GOOD. Easily my favorite episode of SNW (a sentiment that I keep having to revise as the show keeps upping the bar during its stellar sophomore season), and probably now somewhere in my top ten all-time favorite Star Trek episodes.

[@jonathandavis5272]

Might the Klingon Boy Band moment be the top star trek hilarious moment of all time??

[@christophercasey5630]

@@jonathandavis5272 The Klingon Boy Band solidified it as my top episode, for the sheer fact I was dying of laughter at the sudden swap in attitude from the Klingons. I was laughing so hard I missed the rest of the song hahaha.

[@TheDecmorgan]

Bruce Horak (the actor who played Hemmer in S1), plays the part of the lead Klingon in this scene. So glad they brought him in for this episode in some way....

[@Rumple108]

I hear it now! when he first growls

[@ananousous]

"Will this work? Who can say; we're gonna sing it anyway!" Why humans kickass in sci fi worlds

[@LexTan]

I admit, I shed a few tears of happiness seeing this number. We’ve seen dedication and the emotional connection each crew has to their respective ships/station, and it’s usually portrayed as solemn duty and quiet pride. What’s nice about this anomalous musical reality is that it shows how much the crew really does care for each other and how much proud they are to be on the crew of the Enterprise. Anson Mount’s Pike may be my favorite captain now… not only does he have such a unique arc knowing when and how he’s going to die and trying to make every day count, but I loved hearing him sing, “I’m so proud to be your Captain.”

[@CCalamity-dv1ll]

Worf: "Klingon Starships DO NOT do Water Ballet!" @3:46

[@bethanygee6939]

How can you NOT want to properly compensate these fantastic actors and writers? They deserve whatever they're asking for plus a HUGE bonus for reviving Trek and bringing it to an entirely new audience! C'mon, Paramount!

[@thegrimmretails3777]

Exactly!

[@DJKinney]

The actors aren't on strike. The selfish writer's rooms are entitled children. Break the union and give young writers a chance to perform. Have you even thought this through?

[@bethanygee6939]

@@DJKinney I have. I've come to my conclusions through reading and watching the relevant materials and tried to form an objective opinion. I feel that, as the way we consume media changes, the way we compensate our talent needs to change to keep up. I think that you won't need to worry; if we don't fairly pay the writers, you'll get your young writers' rooms, with all the lack of depth and experience that comes with them. I'd actually be interested in hearing your reasoning for not increasing pay to keep up with the record profits these studios are pulling in. I'm always up to learn something new, provided you can be civil (which is questionable going off your last post).

[@bethanygee6939]

@@DJKinney By the way, the Writer's Guild first went on strike on May 2nd, and SAG AFTRA officially joined them on July 14th. The actors are most assuredly on strike.

[@dfherherhe]

Oh please. They get 50.000 dollars a month for writing mostly crap. That's already overpaying most of them. And now they're demanding each show hire like 20 writers.

[@spaceelf6187]

My 11 year old heard the soundtrack today while she had breakfast. She normally avoids TNG/VOY etc when her dad has it on. Not only did she watch this clip (multiple times) but has been singing it constantly ever since. She's also said "I now really, really want to watch this episode" Good job writers

[@scottreacher4620]

Did she see it? Did she like it? What did she think of all the songs? 🥳

[@spaceelf6187]

@scottreacher4620 she's only heard the songs and seen the online clips but she's driving her brother nuts singing it (I join in obviously 😁) She totally LOVES the songs, she's virtually word perfect already and she'll get to watch it in a few days when we get back from visiting family.

[@scottreacher4620]

@@spaceelf6187 I hope she loved it. 🥳

[@spaceelf6187]

@scottreacher4620 well - she watched it last night with the family. And then I found her watching it again this afternoon 🤣 And doing the dance steps from the finale on the bridge 😁

[@scottreacher4620]

@@spaceelf6187 Doing the dance steps??? That's awesome!

[@noahhobson4521]

My favorite shot of the song is at 3:47 with the Klingon ships spinning around the Enterprise like they're taking part in a Busby Berkley number.

[@Saturn_Sky99]

I love the part where is Spock somehow breaks through the quantum field to specifically state he “won’t” miss the singing

[@rayscotchcoulton]

Spock's little asides in this song -- "Won't miss singing" and his "Not exactly" about the Prime Directive -- aren't getting enough love :) (SPOILERS FOR TOS, for those who haven't seen any of it) I also love just how many big TOS canon elements are (likely) set up and or referenced later on--the eventual development of subspace communication by the TNG period, Kirk eventually becoming captain, Spock deciding to go all in on his logical side, Kirk's relationships (or lack thereof) with Carol and his son; Chapel ending up marrying Dr. Korby. Knowing Sam's fate in TOS, it's bittersweet to see him dancing and enjoying himself throughout the episode.

[@indranidasgupta8982]

Chapel and Korby were engaged, but not married.

[@rayscotchcoulton]

@@indranidasgupta8982 Indeed! My brain thought one thing, fingers typed another. Thanks!

[@Gong030]

As much as I love TOS, at this point I'm enjoying this cast, their character arcs, and how Strange New Worlds has developed so much I'd absolutely be down for them to just continue on and do a reboot of TOS with the SNW characters.

[@mathewpierce1723]

I've watched this episode 4 times through now. I absolutely love this, they all performed so well, I hope they win awards with this!

[@TravelWithDan]

watched it twice, and listened to at least 4 of the songs a LARGER number of times on Spotify

[@scottreacher4620]

I picked up the sound track and LOVE it.

[@mathewpierce1723]

Me too. I wonder if they realize how beautiful of a job they did!

[@randomdrifter]

@@scottreacher4620 Defintiely loved it, but one thing I wished they included was of the sound ships singing along with the crew during 'We Are One'

[@ComplicatedCupcake]

This one episode could be a play played by theatre groups around the world! The cast writers and sets are superb!

[@robertantinone4902]

Almost a year into its existence and this song has not yet once failed to counteract every bad mood I've been in since I first heard it when this episode first aired. I love being a Trekkie!!!

[@DeadEyeJedi]

I thoroughly enjoyed this one, not because it was 'deep' or 'carried a message', thought it kinda reminded me of some of the lighter Stargate episodes, and I don't hear people complaining about THOSE. I liked it because it _wasn't_ like modern Trek, it was light, happy, silly and fun, not deep, depressing and grim nostalgic dirge, strange that its taken this long to remember that Star Trek was supposed to be a _positive_ message about humanity.

[@safebox36]

After this episode, I kinda want a broadway musical now. It was proposed in the 90s but was scrapped after DS9's darker storylines got great ratings. And Scott Bakula has gone on record as saying that the next season of Enterprise would have featured a musical episode that most of the crew were on board with, but then the show got cancelled. Seems like a lot of people behind-the-scenes saw potential for a musical of some kind, injecting a bit of TOS energy into more serious Trek.

[@thewewguy8t88]

yeah it surprisingly works though idk like it feels like an idea that no one knew we needed in a show in a franchise like this. but if any star trek show was to atempt this sort of thing i think it should be strange new worlds.

[@adamclare33]

Star trek picard put a song in by a actress

[@Swarm509]

There are a few Star Trek musicals out right now. One about Khan.

[@forrestpenrod2294]

"Ziggggggy can you hear me!" I know he was a broadway guy but check out Scott Bakula's part on Sunny in Philadelphia for a glimpse of what we could've gotten!

[@gingergrant1057]

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[@PeBoVision]

This is the episode (even more than 'Those Old Scientists') where the SNW showrunners demonstrated that they 'get it'. Star Trek is never going to be The Expanse or BSG, they contain a level of gravitas that simply is not Star Trek. Taking Roddenberry's love child in that direction takes it away from the pure fun of it's 60's television roots. The reboot movies & the gawdawful Discovery are pew-pew festivals targeting an audience that wasn't alive for TOS, and even the wildly popular DS9, takes itself way too seriously. But SNW strikes a balance that we haven't seen for 60 years. The Gorn are an existential threat, but episodes are interspersed with less dire entries. I was 12 years old when the original series aired, and SNW is the hard hit of nostagia I've been waiting for. I think Gene is looking down, pleased that someone finally understands.

[@commenter4898]

For me the core of Star Trek is the philosophical questions, moral dilemmas, and progressive social commentary. I don't mind it going darker a la Babylon 5 or DS9. The problem I have with the Kelvin timeline, Discovery and Picard is that they don't use intelligent dialogue and arguments to convince us nor leave us interesting question to think about. They just tell us those are bad guys and resolve the conflict by shooting, punching, or decapitating.

[@robertantinone4902]

The best part of this song will ALWAYS be Spock suddenly realizing, at the last possible second that his voice was needed as the proverbial "last straw to break the camel's back." And he jumped RIGHT in WITHOUT hesitation! The second best part is the creation of Klingon K-Pop. Die hard Klingon cosplayers, please make this an enduring musical genre. PLEASE!!!And I expect at least half of you Klingon cosplayers to also do this while singing in Klingon. Please, answer the call dedicated Trek singers who also know Klingon. Your fellow Trekkies need you !

[@jonathanberkeley488]

It was logical to join the chorus for the sake of the ship.

[@paulscott2037]

The SNW writers and showrunners never cease to amaze that they continually show that they can do whatever weird ass concept they can come up with and make it work. This was so much better than i was expecting.

[@Kerensey]

I was really afraid that the crossover episode with Lower Decks would be awful, and it was FABULOUS! These writers and showrunners really CAN do anything.

[@GreenFenril]

Going into this episode; and as someone who doesn't care much for musicals, I had very low expectations. While it won't make my top 5 favorite episodes of SNW, I really enjoyed this episode

[@MastarNinja]

@@Kerensey Honestly, that crossover episode with Lower Decks was what made me start the franchise (which I knew next to nothing about) so I'm glad they did it. Liked the episode so much that it made me watch both seasons back to back, and I'm afraid I need more now.

[@Kerensey]

@@MastarNinja, Strange New Worlds has been SO good! It has the spirit of TOS, updated for modern sensibilities and with modern production values. It's very nearly perfect.

[@Alanshee-Valera]

I don't care what anybody says one could feel the soul of Gene Roddenberry in this episode all the shenanigans, the Enterprise crew coming together as one in its entirety, the random moment with the Klingons, this felt like an episode Gene would have written even though he didn't and couldn't I am applauding the SNW writing crew for this Episode

[@wiiretime3704]

I want a whole klingon album now

[@sik9802]

The Klingon boy band is lovely

[@lsgPH]

If the war doesn't work for the Klingons. At least they still got some side band job lol

[@suqicheng8196]

Same

[@babsbybend]

I wonder if this was when they switched to Klingon opera.

[@yellowstone024]

You have never truly heard K-pop until you have heard it in it’s original Klingon

[@robstoppablecosplay]

This episode is right up there with "Those Old Scientists" as my favorite episodes of SNW S2. As someone who's loved both Star Trek and musical stories since childhood, I'll admit At first I was hesitant and worried about combining the two together. When the first song began I was like "Oh god, it begins." But as I listened and watched everyone give their 100% and I really enjoyed it and was blown away by how amazing and brilliant everyone and everything in this episode truly was. Indeed the best episode of SNW S2 in my opinion. How long do you think it will be before we have Star Trek The Musical on Stage/Broadway? It's happened to Matilda, Back to the Future, will Star Trek get the same treatment? Who knows?

[@robwembley]

Let's hope so !

[@babsbybend]

I fully expect some part of it to show up at my state's comic con next month, perhaps as a flash mob or a spontaneous sing along or something.

[@pmc3131]

Also, ST:LD needs a callback to this, maybe a flyer for a holodeck performance

[@Kerensey]

I adore this episode, but these songs are a culmination of the character work that's been done over two seasons. The songs wouldn't have the same impact unless we'd seen Uhura and Hemmer together or La'an and alternate-timeline Kirk or Spock and Chapel. It would be hard to fit all that backstory into one musical.

[@cloudfrost8403]

I love this episode. I think this number in particular is so quintessentially Star Trek. It's campy, but it also expresses sincerely the value of working together for a greater purpose. It feels like it's almost illegal to do something like that non-ironically on TV nowadays.

[@contrafax]

I didn't realize how much I needed K-Pop Klingons !!!

[@mysterykiddo2167]

Me too

[@iamjake8535]

I like how Spock sings I won’t miss singing unlike everyone else 😂

[@shogunofthedark]

This is such a great series. A crew whose names you know and character development with them. And this episode was superb.

[@invisiblejaguar1]

We've only had 2 seasons of this show but I feel like I've known this crew for much longer. Music is so powerful and inspiring 🥲🎵🎶

[@watchitbendstudios3781]

Love Sam Kirk getting into the Klingon song at 3:21 adding to the hilarity.

[@magiclife1998]

ahaha, I didnt notice that, thanks XD

[@Zeragamba]

What's not to like about K-Pop?

[@watchitbendstudios3781]

@@Zeragamba Exactly! 200 years in the future and it still groves.

[@TheDecmorgan]

Even better is that Bruce Horak aka Hemmer, is the lead Klingon in this scene. So glad they brought him in for this episode...

[@Fregmazors]

I came into this expecting to hate a musical episode, but... wow. This absolutely blew me away.

[@clshady3051]

Pike looks so serious at the end. The man is FOCUSED. 🤣

[@stephenholmgren405]

BEST SNW Episode to date, and I don't even like musicals. Gene Roddenbury would be proud of what his space opera has become in 2023. Spock, Chaple and La'ans solos were tearing me up. You never know what Star Trek will do next 💖💖💖

[@itzante2148]

Watched it seven times on paramount plus. Folks, we need to keep watching it and make it the most watched Trek episode on paramount plus!

[@Kerensey]

Yes! I'm doing that anyway, but now I can feel as if I'm accomplishing something by doing it. :-)

[@carriew5106]

I didn't want to love this as much as I do. The Klingons gave me Hamilton vibes, which was very unexpected.

[@NA12495]

There were no Red Shirts lost during the making of this number.

[@carlzerris6566]

I was genuinely expecting that hallway with the dancing redshirts to suddenly decompress.

[@NA12495]

@@carlzerris6566 think the original series had an average of 1 red shirt die for every 3rd episode.

[@mysterykiddo2167]

That’s a relief

[@DuchessofSassytown]

I love how they ended with unity as a crew after singing about individual struggles the whole episode. This last number is powerful with positivity.

[@ygstuff4898]

You know Nichelle Nichols would have absolutely loved this.

[@YoungPoliRadical]

I can only imagine how much fun this was to film. Those smiles are so genuine

[@JTtheReptile]

The best part was they did the musical stuff in a way that it made sense and worked EXTREMELY well in the context of the story they were trying to tell.

[@Ky0shin]

I was curious of the number they needed to reach 344 and found this, "The 344 angel number has a special meaning. It carries a lot of positive energy and is considered to be a sign of reassurance. It is a symbol of sociability and good communication. This makes it a great number for those looking to expand their social circles."

[@Mark_o_Helm]

3:19 how have i not seen this before? Sam ist vibing with the klingons.🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@anerye1763]

Never thought I would ever say this.... but this episode is on par with "once more, with feeling" for me!

[@teggie6853]

Sorry, these songs blow Buffy out of the water. Just my opinion!

[@mohawk239]

I must admit, when I saw that this episode was a musical I was scared that it might not work, but now it is one of my favorite episodes, along with, “Ad astra per aspera”. The dancing Klingons were a complete shocker. Who knew that those Klingon boys had some smooth moves !! They definitely had my blood screaming !! It wasn’t long that I said to myself, Oh! I am down with that……..now I want a musical !! and I don’t want them to skimp on the dancing Klingon’s like they did in this episode !!

[@Eleglas]

Just found out that the Klingon general is played by Bruce Horak, aka Hemmer.

[@jamesdawson4800]

So...😂 three things...Klingons singing is better than really any song out today, Sam Kirk grooving along with their melody, and Spocks, "not exactly" comment...this was a SUPER fun episode! 😊

[@3114bsad]

The only thing I love more than this episode is how much love and appreciation is in the comments

[@buzz_chill]

The Sonar pinging sound after the Klingon’s K-Pop makes it a perfect “cricket sound” response from the Enterprise crew.

[@V1kte]

I like how during the Klingon bit everyone is just standing there like "OMG this is so awkward" and then there's Sam very very low key vibing to it xD

[@brianjames6654]

Going into this episode, I had been expecting a trainwreck for the past two weeks thinking about how it shouldn't work. I'm happy to have been extremely wrong.

[@ApolloGenX]

OMG, the explosion at the end. I mean, PERFECTION!!!!

[@Arfarf69]

It was kind of sad to see that reality end 😢 when it exploded but it had to be done I know 😅

[@hawktalon7890]

I need a full version of the Klingon part asap. I'm not sure what it would entail but I NEED IT.

[@Homeward2019]

This may seem silly... I grew up with Star Trek The Original Series. The characters gave me such joy and sparked my imagination as I grew up. Now I am old, and the same characters will have new adventures until the day I die. How Blessed I am!

[@mirage809]

God, this is the most fun. I was a little worried about how a music episode was gonna work, but then I've seen Buffy the Vampire Slayer nail it in the past. This one also nails it. It's such a perfect way to delve into the characters and have them expressing stuff they'd never say otherwise and a great way to just have fun with Trek. Which is honestly the best thing you can do with Trek. Just take it, run with it and have a laugh along the way. Also, the Klingons trying so hard to restrain themselves and then breaking out into a boy band number anyway is hilarious. That moment will live in my head rent free for the rest of my life. I can only imagine Worf talking about it over a century later. "Only under a rare occasion would they speak of that event.The singing was a great shame upon their houses. They spend the remainder of their days striving to regain their lost honor."

[@-jess_160]

Lol I same thought here I was like "oh no DISNEY TAKEOVER" but this is way better!

[@OhManTFE]

Buffy did it better. There was more song variety and the songs were more integral to the plot.

[@Eph_Wilson]

4:08 - Spock really said, "I'll dance when the universe is at stake, and NOT BEFORE!" 😆😆😆

[@Observer-cp4if]

We all needed this so badly! Thank you Strange New Worlds!

[@DavidNicholson101]

Mercer: We had a birthday party on the bridge of the Orville🥳🥳🥳🎉🎉🎉 Pike: We had an epic musical number on the bridge that ended with the Enterprise and three Klingon battle cruisers twirling in unison🎶🎶🎶🎼🎼🎼 Mercer: 😞

[@GrooveYouVerse]

3:45 - 🎵 "To protect the mission. Our prime directiveeeee" 🎵 Also Spock: "mm, not exactly." LOL

[@alexr8996]

At 1:10 as well where he says "I won't miss singing".

[@GrooveYouVerse]

@@alexr8996 I always giggle at him having the last say in those bits LOL

[@woodard75]

I really can't believe how much this is making me smile. 😊

[@CaptainC319]

I was not prepared for the synchronized flying of the ships.

[@waynetendo1172]

i generally don't like musicals but this episode was an absolute joy to watch

[@scottreacher4620]

I'd love to see a Behind the Scenes in the making of this. I bet the cast and crew had so much fun!

[@Brando501st]

This song has been stuck in my head 😂 this episode was a hit!

[@BoroMirraCz]

I think this is the episode that made SNW finally overtake VOY as my most favorite Trek show. I just love how SNW manages to mix silly, serious, heartbreaking and mystery into a single show. All that I wish now is to have more episodes per season...

[@DocFunkenstein]

Anyone who disliked (let alone hated) this episode 1) has no soul, 2) don't understand Star Trek, and 3) have opinions not worth listening to in reference to Star Trek. This is not subjective; it is an objective truth.

[@monstarpaisley]

I just love this episode the most! The singing, the words and the love of musicals, best Star Trek ever! Alex Kurtzman you finally got it right! Congratulations!!!

[@RaiokIncaris]

I can't believe how wonderful this whole season has been! I think this is going to become one of the series that gets brought up just like TNG

[@explorer47422]

4:17 You can tell Christina has some stage experiencing with the fancy leg kick

[@TheoPerumal]

Spock saying "Not Exactly" at 3:44 is what really put me over the top

[@Majorhavoktv]

The best episode of any Star Trek ever!

[@jessejeffries7883]

As someone who has always loved both Star Trek and Musicals I absolutely love this . Also it’s fascinating, this is the first time any phenomenon has been attributed to people just singing in stories. One could say all musicals could be the result of this effect and it’s the origin! Intriguing…

[@p.j.w7564]

This has Quickly become one of my all time favourite star trek episodes, love it,🖤

[@wreckzc]

"Why are you only calling us when you got your dramas?" 😂😂😂

[@merlinriches]

I love strange new worlds so much for doing this

[@robertantinone4902]

This show did the impossible with this big "showstopper." They created a song that I legitimately will NEVER get tired of hearing in my head, or with my ears. I seriously want this to be the last song that I hear before I die, and I WILL make sure that it gets played multiple times at my funeral (hopefully in the FAR distant future). No joke there. Just truth. I love Star Trek that much!

[@yogijvm]

On a certain level, this is the best Star Trek episode ever. 😂

[@NachosRenard]

I really want a full 2 hours of this in a movie xD like damn I loved this sm

[@WannabeMarsanach]

I dont know why, but I absolutely love the part where the Doctor and Nurse Chapel dance out of sick bay. Has to be my favourite part.

[@Digikidthevoiceofreason]

Favorite *

[@WannabeMarsanach]

@@Digikidthevoiceofreason favourite *

[@Digikidthevoiceofreason]

@@WannabeMarsanach Wrong. Favorite is the correct way. You also forgot the ' in the word don't. You kids today are pathetic. However it is due to the fact that your education system sucks. Not your fault that you do not know proper English and how to spell it. You kids rely too much on spell checkers to do the work for you and therefore you do not have the ability to learn otherwise.

[@WannabeMarsanach]

@@Digikidthevoiceofreason You do realize there is an entier world outside of the United States?

[@Digikidthevoiceofreason]

@@WannabeMarsanach You do realize that you misspelled ENTIRE and I do not live in the UK or the States nor do I give a flying shit about either of those lands. Nice try though kiddo.

[@stephenblades603]

I want more Klingons singing

[@dakariszulu]

A different kind of K-Pop

[@ThePaganknight]

Maybe some kind of short trek. doesn't have to be same song but same style at least.

[@Eleglas]

@@dakariszulu Kling-Pop, if you will.

[@personzorz]

There's gonna be klingon boy bands at conventions now...

[@dakariszulu]

We don't want them coming with that drama@@personzorz

[@travelingmaniac]

3:21 Kirk feeling the Klingon beat cracks me up every time 🤣🤣

[@MarcelinoMedeirosJun]

This episode is sensational!! The best voice and interpretation was by Spock! 😁

[@smlambert9418]

At first I did not like this episode when i watched it. I thought it was silly, but I have watched it over and over at least 2 times per day for the last week, to review every part and I have to admit, I LOVE IT!!!!! from the moment spok started singing.

[@TracyPena-w8u]

Every single song, very catchy. The klingons were hilarious! Cute spin off the normal show, Loved It!

[@shanerees1725]

It’s a wonderful bit of fun. Discovery is so serious with Burnham emoting every scene, it’s nice to have a bit of old school Trek fun. I love this song and listen to the soundtrack often. Strange New Worlds is 👌🏻 I can’t wait for season 3!

[@ApocalypseNext]

The Klingon ships were acting as backup dancers to the Enterprise. You know Spock had to drink extra blood wine over that.

[@rebelbelle62]

I love musicals. And I love this episode. They all sing beautifully. I don't want the journey to end, and that's what Star Trek does, let's you take a journey across the universe and just sit back and learn right about it along with them.😊

[@ArthurRex131]

Klingon hip hop dancers are something I never thought I'd ever see in any iteration of Star Trek ever.

[@Paradigmfusion]

That Klingon bit made my whole friggin year. Hilarious.