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Did she give birth to a mini-me green Shatner? 
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Mar 24, 2020 - 2:38 PM
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The "Wink of an Eye" scene is old news, but probably the only episode with a real signal of sex. What's also interesting is actor Jason Evers (the male alien) was over-the-top Shatner before Shatner. Remember him as the sex-motivated mad scientist in "The Brain that wouldn't die"(1962)? But in the Trek episode, he's much more toned down. Oh, well.
The Eddie Murphy joke about Kirk screwing green women isn't quite accurate (except in the Abrams movie). It was Capt. Pike in the pilot movie, although it's disclosed in a regular episode that "no human male can resist them" which is probably a racist extrapolation of Asian women in the Korean War era.
To add to the list already started, it's implied the previous romances with women in "Court Martial," "Shore leave," "Deadly Years," would continue in those episodes. Kirk might have been with the crazy blonde in "Conscience of the King," and probably Edith Keeler. The hot babe who implanted a romantic memory in his mind in "Dagger of the mind" was no doubt describing a sex scene.
The telekinetic leader in "Plato's Stepchildren" probably manipulated Kirk into having sex with Uhuru, and [gasp] Kirk with Spock, otherwise why was Spock so upset - just because he emoted?
Seems like Kirk must have done the girl in "Mark of Gideon," and the android chick in "Requiem for Methuselah" otherwise why was he so heartbroken after a few hours of hanging around her?
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Notice how the film slows down just a second before the commercial break. (sloppy editing?)
I wouldn't call it sloppy editing, just making up for the lack of camera coverage a staging for the fade out. Rather than a freeze frame (which would be use on the Irwin Allen shows and comedies of the era like F-Troop and I Dream of Jeannie), they slowed the film down so they could do the fade out before showing too much.
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The telekinetic leader in "Plato's Stepchildren" probably manipulated Kirk into having sex with Uhuru, and [gasp] Kirk with Spock, otherwise why was Spock so upset - just because he emoted?
Nope, because they forced emotion out of Spock. That's it. They explained it pretty clearly. They ripped laughter and then tears out of him, forcing him into a position where he may have badly injured Kirk (the dance portion). There was no sex shown or implied in the scene Spock was reacting to.
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Mar 24, 2020 - 6:14 PM
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Last Child
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The telekinetic leader in "Plato's Stepchildren" probably manipulated Kirk into having sex with Uhuru, and [gasp] Kirk with Spock, otherwise why was Spock so upset - just because he emoted?
Nope, because they forced emotion out of Spock. That's it. They explained it pretty clearly. They ripped laughter and then tears out of him, forcing him into a position where he may have badly injured Kirk (the dance portion). There was no sex shown or implied in the scene Spock was reacting to.
Nope, Spock has emoted before but we've never see him so traumatized by the humiliation except in "Amok Time." The fact that someone else was in control here lets him off the hook, but instead he's crazy angry. Could there be a subtext to explain it? Of course they wouldn't show anything homosexually suggestive, and I didn't say it definitely happened, but it seems like the kind of transgression that Plato fucker would have done. If you don't use some imagination to connect the dots, then Kirk was only adjusting his boot in "Wink of an eye."
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Mariette Hartley, Jill Ireland...never cared for them, but T'Pring? T'Pring was worth having Kirk die for!
T'Pring.
We reach.
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Now im in Trek lockdown with no chance of safe distancing! 
