My grandfather used to burst into song all the time, usually the old crooner songs of the 40’s/50’s and I absolutely loved it. If I didn’t think i had a terrible singing voice I’d do the same. Man, I miss him!
Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 2x09 - "Subspace Rhapsody"
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My grandfather used to burst into song all the time, usually the old crooner songs of the 40’s/50’s and I absolutely loved it. If I didn’t think i had a terrible singing voice I’d do the same. Man, I miss him!
"Is Eddie singing Christmas musical songs? In August?"
"Just play along."
"Just play along."
Well, Kirk himself barely reacted.
IIRC Kirk didn't seem to be that much emotional at the sight of his dead brother in TOS.
A fun and really touching episode. Star Trek does Disney. I'll go 8.
A Klingon boy band
Is this the first time in the new era they've used the name "K'tinga"?
Lexington, Kongo, Republic, Farragut, Enterprise.
The true TOS theme at the end of the big finale was a nice touch too.
Spock engaged in more "diplomacy" with the Klingons
A Klingon boy band
Is this the first time in the new era they've used the name "K'tinga"?
Lexington, Kongo, Republic, Farragut, Enterprise.
The true TOS theme at the end of the big finale was a nice touch too.
Spock engaged in more "diplomacy" with the Klingons
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Uhura was the best singer.
Having the Klingons sing in the style of an "edgy" boy band was perfect.
Also Sam grooving to their song, the "crickets" moment when they finished, and Garkog sheepishly plopping into his chair with a faint squeak sound were priceless.
Also Sam grooving to their song, the "crickets" moment when they finished, and Garkog sheepishly plopping into his chair with a faint squeak sound were priceless.
No amount of blood wine is ever going to blot the shame of this moment from their memories.
The weight with which he sat in his bridge chair conveyed how much diplomacy!
At least 2 barrels worth.
Babs was the Alyson Hannigan of this episode.
I gave that a 10 and thought it was really well done. The perfect combination of being emotional, yet funny songs, that were relevant to the ongoing character arcs this season.
I never realised how much I wanted to see a Klingon boy band singing, and I laughed so hard I snorted.
Pike singing his private conversation in front of the crew was a great moment, particularly when La'an walked across the bridge, and cut the communication. I was convinced that she was going to join in.
Una and James dancing around the ship together while they sang really made me smile for some reason.
All of the cast have great voices, but we Celia Rose Gooding stole the show. much like when she sang with Spock way back in S1.
I never realised how much I wanted to see a Klingon boy band singing, and I laughed so hard I snorted.
Pike singing his private conversation in front of the crew was a great moment, particularly when La'an walked across the bridge, and cut the communication. I was convinced that she was going to join in.
Una and James dancing around the ship together while they sang really made me smile for some reason.
All of the cast have great voices, but we Celia Rose Gooding stole the show. much like when she sang with Spock way back in S1.
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Does this mean we can FINALLY get a Star Trek Christmas Special? First Contact doesn't count.
But.... Why are we singing?
All the numbers were great but that opener just stole me. In a universe where anything and everything can and will happen I accept there's a universe that's a living musical and a subspace fissure can draw us into it and behave as we are part of it.
All the numbers were great but that opener just stole me. In a universe where anything and everything can and will happen I accept there's a universe that's a living musical and a subspace fissure can draw us into it and behave as we are part of it.
Indeed! Came here to say that. Bruce Horak returning, but as Captain Garkog.