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Check out my collaboration with Christopher Jay from @satmornpod as we release a monster of an episode about #StarTrekV why I was disappointed and why he enjoyed it and how we can meet in the middle. Plus, Chris has an encyclopedic knowledge about Star Trek, so download and get educated! https://youtu.be/tzassFfCYas
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Check out my collaboration with Christopher Jay from @satmornpod as we release a monster of an episode about #StarTrekV why I was disappointed and why he enjoyed it and how we can meet in the middle. Plus, Chris has an encyclopedic knowledge about Star Trek, so download and get educated! https://youtu.be/tzassFfCYas
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Not as bad as people claim. Has aged very well, one of my favorites and, quite frankly, has my favorite score of all of the movies.
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🚀 Star Trek V: The Final Frontier landed in theaters #OTD 1989.
Kirk. Spock. McCoy. A quest to the center of the galaxy... and a confrontation with the divine. 🌌
What does God need with a starship?
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Bedtime Viewing 💤
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)
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Bedtime Viewing 💤
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)
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Bedtime Viewing 💤
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)
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Bedtime Viewing 💤
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)
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Bedtime Viewing 💤
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)
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#StarTrek31DayChallenge
Day 4 – Underrated Episode
"Star Trek V - The Final Frontier".
Such an underrated piece of Star Trek. This film is the probably most philosophical episode of Star Trek. It asks an interesting question: What would we be without our pain? I for one would do perfectly well without it, I do not need it at all. I don't know what Kirk is babbling about. But I guess we are all different. I find it interesting that McCoy is so troubled by his past and thus so open to what Sybok has to offer, and that Spock as managed to find peace through his Vulcan ways, and that Kirk has made peace through accepting that pain and is thus able to use it to his advantage.
Sybok's methods are not only highly questionable, they are condemnable. He does not ask of consent, he takes a city by force and its leaders as hostages, he takes a star ship. What he does is awful. His goal is not, but his methods are, and that's why he's wrong. His longing for peace and answers is deeply human I think. But there are other ways to reach them (see Spock, and even Kirk). In the end he realises what he's done and does the only thing he can: try and free the being from its pain.
My mind is so full of thoughts after each time watching this film, I do not even know where to start thinking about them.
The film is also very funny. So many great lines. The scene between Uhura and Scotty in sick bay is cute.
The visual effects aren't very good, yes. But they had an acutal flying/ moving shuttle, how cool is that!?
Shoutout to "Unexpected", Enterprise S1E05. The visual effects of how the alien ship feels like for the humans is so cool. I wished we would see more of things like that. The thing of Trip's pregnancy and how he got pregnant is a completely different discussion that I do not want to have right now. But I often feel that for all that pregnancy stuff the really cool and unique bit gets totally forgotten.
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#StarTrek31DayChallenge
Day 4 – Underrated Episode
"Star Trek V - The Final Frontier".
Such an underrated piece of Star Trek. This film is the probably most philosophical episode of Star Trek. It asks an interesting question: What would we be without our pain? I for one would do perfectly well without it, I do not need it at all. I don't know what Kirk is babbling about. But I guess we are all different. I find it interesting that McCoy is so troubled by his past and thus so open to what Sybok has to offer, and that Spock as managed to find peace through his Vulcan ways, and that Kirk has made peace through accepting that pain and is thus able to use it to his advantage.
Sybok's methods are not only highly questionable, they are condemnable. He does not ask of consent, he takes a city by force and its leaders as hostages, he takes a star ship. What he does is awful. His goal is not, but his methods are, and that's why he's wrong. His longing for peace and answers is deeply human I think. But there are other ways to reach them (see Spock, and even Kirk). In the end he realises what he's done and does the only thing he can: try and free the being from its pain.
My mind is so full of thoughts after each time watching this film, I do not even know where to start thinking about them.
The film is also very funny. So many great lines. The scene between Uhura and Scotty in sick bay is cute.
The visual effects aren't very good, yes. But they had an acutal flying/ moving shuttle, how cool is that!?
Shoutout to "Unexpected", Enterprise S1E05. The visual effects of how the alien ship feels like for the humans is so cool. I wished we would see more of things like that. The thing of Trip's pregnancy and how he got pregnant is a completely different discussion that I do not want to have right now. But I often feel that for all that pregnancy stuff the really cool and unique bit gets totally forgotten.
#StarTrek #StarTrekV #StarTrekEnterprise -
#StarTrek31DayChallenge
Day 4 – Underrated Episode
"Star Trek V - The Final Frontier".
Such an underrated piece of Star Trek. This film is the probably most philosophical episode of Star Trek. It asks an interesting question: What would we be without our pain? I for one would do perfectly well without it, I do not need it at all. I don't know what Kirk is babbling about. But I guess we are all different. I find it interesting that McCoy is so troubled by his past and thus so open to what Sybok has to offer, and that Spock as managed to find peace through his Vulcan ways, and that Kirk has made peace through accepting that pain and is thus able to use it to his advantage.
Sybok's methods are not only highly questionable, they are condemnable. He does not ask of consent, he takes a city by force and its leaders as hostages, he takes a star ship. What he does is awful. His goal is not, but his methods are, and that's why he's wrong. His longing for peace and answers is deeply human I think. But there are other ways to reach them (see Spock, and even Kirk). In the end he realises what he's done and does the only thing he can: try and free the being from its pain.
My mind is so full of thoughts after each time watching this film, I do not even know where to start thinking about them.
The film is also very funny. So many great lines. The scene between Uhura and Scotty in sick bay is cute.
The visual effects aren't very good, yes. But they had an acutal flying/ moving shuttle, how cool is that!?
Shoutout to "Unexpected", Enterprise S1E05. The visual effects of how the alien ship feels like for the humans is so cool. I wished we would see more of things like that. The thing of Trip's pregnancy and how he got pregnant is a completely different discussion that I do not want to have right now. But I often feel that for all that pregnancy stuff the really cool and unique bit gets totally forgotten.
#StarTrek #StarTrekV #StarTrekEnterprise -
#StarTrek31DayChallenge
Day 4 – Underrated Episode
"Star Trek V - The Final Frontier".
Such an underrated piece of Star Trek. This film is the probably most philosophical episode of Star Trek. It asks an interesting question: What would we be without our pain? I for one would do perfectly well without it, I do not need it at all. I don't know what Kirk is babbling about. But I guess we are all different. I find it interesting that McCoy is so troubled by his past and thus so open to what Sybok has to offer, and that Spock as managed to find peace through his Vulcan ways, and that Kirk has made peace through accepting that pain and is thus able to use it to his advantage.
Sybok's methods are not only highly questionable, they are condemnable. He does not ask of consent, he takes a city by force and its leaders as hostages, he takes a star ship. What he does is awful. His goal is not, but his methods are, and that's why he's wrong. His longing for peace and answers is deeply human I think. But there are other ways to reach them (see Spock, and even Kirk). In the end he realises what he's done and does the only thing he can: try and free the being from its pain.
My mind is so full of thoughts after each time watching this film, I do not even know where to start thinking about them.
The film is also very funny. So many great lines. The scene between Uhura and Scotty in sick bay is cute.
The visual effects aren't very good, yes. But they had an acutal flying/ moving shuttle, how cool is that!?
Shoutout to "Unexpected", Enterprise S1E05. The visual effects of how the alien ship feels like for the humans is so cool. I wished we would see more of things like that. The thing of Trip's pregnancy and how he got pregnant is a completely different discussion that I do not want to have right now. But I often feel that for all that pregnancy stuff the really cool and unique bit gets totally forgotten.
#StarTrek #StarTrekV #StarTrekEnterprise -
#StarTrek31DayChallenge
Day 4 – Underrated Episode
"Star Trek V - The Final Frontier".
Such an underrated piece of Star Trek. This film is the probably most philosophical episode of Star Trek. It asks an interesting question: What would we be without our pain? I for one would do perfectly well without it, I do not need it at all. I don't know what Kirk is babbling about. But I guess we are all different. I find it interesting that McCoy is so troubled by his past and thus so open to what Sybok has to offer, and that Spock as managed to find peace through his Vulcan ways, and that Kirk has made peace through accepting that pain and is thus able to use it to his advantage.
Sybok's methods are not only highly questionable, they are condemnable. He does not ask of consent, he takes a city by force and its leaders as hostages, he takes a star ship. What he does is awful. His goal is not, but his methods are, and that's why he's wrong. His longing for peace and answers is deeply human I think. But there are other ways to reach them (see Spock, and even Kirk). In the end he realises what he's done and does the only thing he can: try and free the being from its pain.
My mind is so full of thoughts after each time watching this film, I do not even know where to start thinking about them.
The film is also very funny. So many great lines. The scene between Uhura and Scotty in sick bay is cute.
The visual effects aren't very good, yes. But they had an acutal flying/ moving shuttle, how cool is that!?
Shoutout to "Unexpected", Enterprise S1E05. The visual effects of how the alien ship feels like for the humans is so cool. I wished we would see more of things like that. The thing of Trip's pregnancy and how he got pregnant is a completely different discussion that I do not want to have right now. But I often feel that for all that pregnancy stuff the really cool and unique bit gets totally forgotten.
#StarTrek #StarTrekV #StarTrekEnterprise -
¿Es #StarTrekV la peor película de esta saga de #cienciaficcion ? El actor #WilliamShatner que interpretó a #JamesTKirk lo tiene muy claro. https://www.cinemascomics.com/william-shatner-todavia-se-arrepiente-de-star-trek-v-1989/
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¿Es #StarTrekV la peor película de esta saga de #cienciaficcion ? El actor #WilliamShatner que interpretó a #JamesTKirk lo tiene muy claro. https://www.cinemascomics.com/william-shatner-todavia-se-arrepiente-de-star-trek-v-1989/
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To celebrate our fiftieth episode, we break from our usual format to record an audio commentary for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, arguably the least successful Star Trek film, but not without its charms (and an especially charming Vulcan!).
https://www.subspace.fm/episodes/episode-50-star-trek-v-commentary
We’ll return with more Subspace Radio when new Trek returns to our screens in April for Star Trek: Discovery’s final season. Until then, see you 'round the galaxy!
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To celebrate our fiftieth episode, we break from our usual format to record an audio commentary for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, arguably the least successful Star Trek film, but not without its charms (and an especially charming Vulcan!).
https://www.subspace.fm/episodes/episode-50-star-trek-v-commentary
We’ll return with more Subspace Radio when new Trek returns to our screens in April for Star Trek: Discovery’s final season. Until then, see you 'round the galaxy!
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To celebrate our fiftieth episode, we break from our usual format to record an audio commentary for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, arguably the least successful Star Trek film, but not without its charms (and an especially charming Vulcan!).
https://www.subspace.fm/episodes/episode-50-star-trek-v-commentary
We’ll return with more Subspace Radio when new Trek returns to our screens in April for Star Trek: Discovery’s final season. Until then, see you 'round the galaxy!
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To celebrate our fiftieth episode, we break from our usual format to record an audio commentary for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, arguably the least successful Star Trek film, but not without its charms (and an especially charming Vulcan!).
https://www.subspace.fm/episodes/episode-50-star-trek-v-commentary
We’ll return with more Subspace Radio when new Trek returns to our screens in April for Star Trek: Discovery’s final season. Until then, see you 'round the galaxy!
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To celebrate our fiftieth episode, we break from our usual format to record an audio commentary for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, arguably the least successful Star Trek film, but not without its charms (and an especially charming Vulcan!).
https://www.subspace.fm/episodes/episode-50-star-trek-v-commentary
We’ll return with more Subspace Radio when new Trek returns to our screens in April for Star Trek: Discovery’s final season. Until then, see you 'round the galaxy!
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Recorded an audio commentary for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier for our 50th episode! Should be published in the next couple of days. #StarTrek #StarTrekV #podcast
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Recorded an audio commentary for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier for our 50th episode! Should be published in the next couple of days. #StarTrek #StarTrekV #podcast
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Recorded an audio commentary for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier for our 50th episode! Should be published in the next couple of days. #StarTrek #StarTrekV #podcast
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Recorded an audio commentary for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier for our 50th episode! Should be published in the next couple of days. #StarTrek #StarTrekV #podcast
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@chopaganda damn, dude. That's a deep nerd quote #StarTrekV
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@chopaganda damn, dude. That's a deep nerd quote #StarTrekV
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@chopaganda damn, dude. That's a deep nerd quote #StarTrekV
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Shatner practicing for his climb up El Capitan. #KingdomoftheSpiders #Svengoolie #StarTrekV
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Shatner practicing for his climb up El Capitan. #KingdomoftheSpiders #Svengoolie #StarTrekV
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Hey gang, is there a link to audio or video of the Fantastic intro shilling a night of embarrassment?
I have friends who could be lured by such exuberant enticement?
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Hey gang, is there a link to audio or video of the Fantastic intro shilling a night of embarrassment?
I have friends who could be lured by such exuberant enticement?
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Hey gang, is there a link to audio or video of the Fantastic intro shilling a night of embarrassment?
I have friends who could be lured by such exuberant enticement?
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Hey gang, is there a link to audio or video of the Fantastic intro shilling a night of embarrassment?
I have friends who could be lured by such exuberant enticement?
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Hey gang, is there a link to audio or video of the Fantastic intro shilling a night of embarrassment?
I have friends who could be lured by such exuberant enticement?
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Secret of the #StarTrekV #Bridge: what makes it unique?
"In 1989's '#StarTrek V: The #FinalFrontier', we were introduced to a new-look #Enterprise bridge. It was one with a unique feature. In this video, we will look at this bridge and uncover the nature of that unique feature."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SV79PHhOC4&ab_channel=WeTravelbyNight
#Trek #USSEnterprise #TheEnterprise #ConstitutionClass #ST5 #STV #TheFinalFrontier #WeTravelByNight
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Secret of the #StarTrekV #Bridge: what makes it unique?
"In 1989's '#StarTrek V: The #FinalFrontier', we were introduced to a new-look #Enterprise bridge. It was one with a unique feature. In this video, we will look at this bridge and uncover the nature of that unique feature."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SV79PHhOC4&ab_channel=WeTravelbyNight
#Trek #USSEnterprise #TheEnterprise #ConstitutionClass #ST5 #STV #TheFinalFrontier #WeTravelByNight
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Secret of the #StarTrekV #Bridge: what makes it unique?
"In 1989's '#StarTrek V: The #FinalFrontier', we were introduced to a new-look #Enterprise bridge. It was one with a unique feature. In this video, we will look at this bridge and uncover the nature of that unique feature."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SV79PHhOC4&ab_channel=WeTravelbyNight
#Trek #USSEnterprise #TheEnterprise #ConstitutionClass #ST5 #STV #TheFinalFrontier #WeTravelByNight
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Secret of the #StarTrekV #Bridge: what makes it unique?
"In 1989's '#StarTrek V: The #FinalFrontier', we were introduced to a new-look #Enterprise bridge. It was one with a unique feature. In this video, we will look at this bridge and uncover the nature of that unique feature."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SV79PHhOC4&ab_channel=WeTravelbyNight
#Trek #USSEnterprise #TheEnterprise #ConstitutionClass #ST5 #STV #TheFinalFrontier #WeTravelByNight
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Secret of the #StarTrekV #Bridge: what makes it unique?
"In 1989's '#StarTrek V: The #FinalFrontier', we were introduced to a new-look #Enterprise bridge. It was one with a unique feature. In this video, we will look at this bridge and uncover the nature of that unique feature."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SV79PHhOC4&ab_channel=WeTravelbyNight
#Trek #USSEnterprise #TheEnterprise #ConstitutionClass #ST5 #STV #TheFinalFrontier #WeTravelByNight
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Kirk: "I lost a brother once. I was lucky. I got him back"
McCoy: "I thought you said men like us don't have families"
Kirk: "I was wrong"
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Kirk: "I lost a brother once. I was lucky. I got him back"
McCoy: "I thought you said men like us don't have families"
Kirk: "I was wrong"
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Kirk: "I lost a brother once. I was lucky. I got him back"
McCoy: "I thought you said men like us don't have families"
Kirk: "I was wrong"
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Kirk: "I lost a brother once. I was lucky. I got him back"
McCoy: "I thought you said men like us don't have families"
Kirk: "I was wrong"
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Kirk: "I lost a brother once. I was lucky. I got him back"
McCoy: "I thought you said men like us don't have families"
Kirk: "I was wrong"
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Kirk: "I thought I was going to die"
Spock: "Not possible. You were never alone"
