Where No Man Has Gone Before (Part 3) Star Trek The Original Series TOS

Where No Man Has Gone Before - Star Trek TOS The Original Series - Science fiction/Action adventure. Created by Gene Roddenberry. Starring William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley (Captain Kirk, Spock and Dr. McCoy) - Norway Productions and Desilu Productions produced the series from September 1966 to December 1967. Paramount Television produced the show from January 1968 to June 1969. Star Trek aired on NBC from September 8, 1966, to June 3, 1969. It was first broadcast on September 6, 1966, on Canada's CTV network. Star Trek's Nielsen ratings while on NBC were low, and the network cancelled it after three seasons and 79 episodes. Several years later, the series became a hit in broadcast syndication, remaining so throughout the 1970s, achieving cult classic status and a developing influence on popular culture. Star Trek eventually spawned a franchise, consisting of eight television series, 13 feature films, and numerous books, games, and toys, and is now widely considered one of the most popular and influential television series of all time.

[@almodovar251]

One of the best Star Trek episodes ever. Brings back a lot of good memories. Star Trek the old series is my favorite. The new stuff cannot compete with or be compared to the original.

[@cjones3710]

Agreed, Next Generation and Deep.Space are good, So.was Enterprise. But this new alternative liscense Star Trek is poorly written , and often immoral bases on how the crew treat each other. Just a mess that discovery show and picard that cartoon one is low brow humour

[@luthermcgee3767]

@@cjones3710 , yeah, and bad comedy. Bill shattner was able to be quite thorough and vitally descriptive in his own right. Something about how Gene Roddenberry wouldn't have approved of a ton of elements written in the later scripts.

[@jamesbaldwin2866]

RIP Sally Kellerman.

[@luthermcgee3767]

I loved her.

[@stewartmcminn7773]

Mr Spock, we're not deaf!! SORRY CAPTAIN!!!!

[@mrtrek2117]

This really was one of the best episodes. Original Trek was just dripping with charm and class.

[@spiritsplice]

This is cringe AF.

[@mimsnshine]

Gary Mitchell WOW, aka Frank Poole from 2001 ,, the shows and movies that will last forever!!💝💝💝💝💝

[@michaelhall2709]

Some years ago I attended a screening of both Trek pilots at the Director’s Guild in Los Angeles. Sally Kellerman was there, and looking very recognizable. She mentioned that she hadn’t watched “Where No Man Has Gone Before” since it originally aired in 1966, and thought it was actually pretty good!

[@theGhoulman]

She's a Hollywood classic, and knows good stuff.

[@johnsplayworld2402]

fun fact the sound when the enterprise starts to spark and malfunction is the same sound used for a lightsaber clash!

[@komradewirelesscaller6716]

The FX in this episode are so much better than the remastered version. The energy barrier in the original version almost seemed like it was literally alive and was just rippling with energy!! You could tell just by looking at it that it was something dangerous!

[@80s_Boombox_Collector]

Did they ever say what the barrier was made of and whether it still exists?

[@PhillyDom]

I watch this as a kid in Philly cool vibes Family

[@kimdawcatgirl]

Omg! I need the rest! I'm 60 and don't remember seeing this! I love it! Thanks for peaking my interest!

[@super_ficial]

I appreciate your support. May your shields hold forever.

[@mikeleo1]

Live long and prosper !!!!

[@RichardBejtlich]

That exterior shot near 2:37 is one of my favorites from the series. I prefer it to the remastered version. Thanks for sharing the original.

[@jonny-b4954]

Yeah, that's solid. I hadn't realized the lack of detail on the original model though.

[@moso299]

@@jonny-b4954That’s actually from the opening of The Cage (cut off before it zooms into the transparent bridge ceiling). I also prefer it to the new version. It shows the ship’s name and number, a reminder that this is supposed to be a powerful ship that’s being battered, not a little science vessel.

[@richardw64]

I don't understand why they didn't keep Gary Lockwood in the series. A very charismatic and capable actor. Such a shame he was a one-off. And yes this was the best episode.

[@kevinlambert2756]

Spock has not settled in yet...Still yelling..😊

[@stephenmorrell276]

Gen x absolutely love the series of tos star trek 👍

[@adammiller6606]

Thanks for the upload as the old stuff did in fact rock, woo!

[@r8chlletters]

Nanoo nanoo 🖖

[@ricardofantini2898]

Why is Spock screaming 😂

[@adammiller6606]

Kirk - “ What the F was that.”

[@lancebaylis3169]

I've always thought that's what he's mouthing too lol

[@chrislubs1341]

The 2nd episode shaown in the first season. Plot:find wreckage - detect unknown 'stuff' ahead - plunge in - create drama - etc; 1960's style television trope. Spock shouting brought over from the pilot to eventually be toned down as his character's nature grew established as more composed.

[@MrPeterbs]

Actually it was the 3rd episode shown. It followed 'Man Trap' and 'Charlie X'.

[@stephenmcdavitt9944]

The film editor did a bad job with the footage of the enterprise emerging from the barrier as it was filmed the left side originally but was flipped around by mistake

[@BigNoseDog]

3:33 he’s having a Hulk out

[@Jmike12345]

Why is Spock always screaming? Lol.

[@FreeLancerLondon]

This was the second pilot episode and the Spock character was not being written as unemotional. Doesn't explain the shouting though 😃👍

[@mikepignatelli273]

He was going through growing pains

[@geraldarmstrong5646]

He’s shouted after this. He screamed in ST TMP and yelled in ST: TUC

[@moso299]

It’s exciting, and Spock was an excitable character back in his youth. They do mention that he’s not supposed to have feelings, but he clearly does (which he acknowledges at the end).

[@TheProfessor230]

IIRC he was told by the director to shout like he was in a sea vessel

[@TJBowman-vr1co]

So the Enterprise discovers this powerful barrier trapping everyone in the galaxy that can turn people into Q's potentially and we never see this again throughout the rest of the franchise?

[@jean-marcandjoshua-petsjournal]

Mr Mitchell, also known as Frank Poole

[@tximinoman]

I'm watching this for the first time on Netflix, and I had to stop to see how the original version looked because what they have on streaming is an HD remastered with the special effects changed. Looks better but I think some of the charm's lost.

[@mrbusdriver]

Did you notice that "Commander" Kirk wasn't wearing captain rank? Why were they so lazy in the beginning?

[@Jman7133]

Gene barely had enough money to do a second pilot after NBC rejected "The Cage". They reused as much as they could, including the single/double rank stripes. In this episode, 2 stripes is Captain, 1 stripe is any other officer rank, and no stripes is an Ensign or enlisted folks. Once the series got greenlit, they had money to do the proper Gold/Red/Blue uniforms we're accustomed to.

[@johnhardasnails7464]

Why didnt they send a probe into the energy field or a shuttle craft?!?!

[@TheOtherSteel]

The "force field around the galaxy" idea has to be one of the most -- unreasonable -- ideas ever.

[@michaelmatheny3927]

No. Not unreasonable at all. The various fields around this galaxy are somewhat resemblant to the Van Allen fields around the Earth. They serve a very real physical purpose. Not only in our tangible physica, but also, all the way up to the meta-physical threshold. Meta-physics, while completely-... see-able at its first levels with our own eyes, is almost completely ignored by mankind. Even though we can physically see its beginnings. It's just not 'physical' enough for our psychological limitations. However, back on point, My Friend, these fields or 'belts', if you will, serve quite the physical purpose unbeknownst to man on Earth. You see, they protect the Earth, and again outward around our galaxy, in at least dual ways. Not only do they protect us from 'exterior invasion',,, from whatever the sources or subjects may be, but also are they placed there by THE MAKER OF ALL THINGS, to keep people like myself, and my singularity/sentience/consciousness, to be contained/locked within.

[@williamhaynes4800]

Have you done my favorite episode BALANCE OF TERROR yet?

[@mikeleo1]

YES!

[@hansfriess]

Were is the rest of the episode

[@nyg_dbone]

Stud Holla

[@mattnachazel3525]

I was so sure Gary was reaching for the ensign's boob... perhaps the director's cut.

[@damin9913]

The original star trek will always be the best! They need to stop making modern crappy star trek it doesn't work!

[@stevenpetranyi2902]

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