Hold on to your communicators Trekkies, its not what you think. Its one of those awkward split seconds with Kirk and Spock. (Star Trek The Original Series) having one of their many.... emotional outbursts. It must be the Vulcans weak human half causing the problems. Just kidding. Of course the vulcan aways denies it.Image Owner/Creator Paramount Pictures and/or CBS Studios.
Star Trek promoted liberal thinking during a volatile era. The morality of its tales encouraged star trek fans and viewers to think along the lines of peace, harmony, racial tolerance, and equal opportunities embracing liberal beliefs with,
"All men are equal, no matter what the color of their skin" and "No good comes of getting involved in other peoples wars."
Image Owner/Creator Paramount Pictures and/or CBS Studios.In 1968, Star Trek aired the first controversial interracial kiss between Captain Kirk and Lieutenant Uhura. Plato's Stepchildren was victorious and conquered the frontiers of television for the first time. In the end NBC filmed a trade-off with our heros kissing two ways involving thirty six takes! The studio filmed the infamous interracial kiss scene so carefully that viewers never actually got to see the pairs lips slobbering over each other.What a shame! By the time it aired, Station Managers were clueless about Plato's content which took America by comlete surprise.
Image Owner/Creator Paramount Pictures and/or CBS Studios.In Star Trek Enterprise, viewers get to see the logical T'Pol's bare behind, which is nicely tanned and smooth looking. Chief Engineer Trip is hypnotized by T'pol beauty which is a sight for sore eyes. This is a rare moment in Star Trek.
Live Long and Prosper Trekkers! Enjoy The Galactic Archives of the Star Trek Space!
2 comments:
I missed that episode. Thanks for the screen shot.
Your welcome Dwacon. T'pol is interesting from many angles.
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