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@francoislacombe90713 жыл бұрын
There's an interesting line at the end. Spock arrives and asks "Captain, are you all right? Nurse? Where's Doctor Korby?", and Kirk replies "Doctor Korby was never here." This, in my opinion, makes this episode a kind of ghost story.
@johnbockelie38992 жыл бұрын
Notice, no Doctor Leonard McCoy yet.
@starwolf993 жыл бұрын
I still love the SF Debris jokes about that "I'm not cheating scene." Corby: "Kiss him." Kirk: "Arousal Level 7..." Corby: "Now strike him." Kirk: "Make that 8..."
@resurrectedstarships3 жыл бұрын
Ted Cassidy had gigantism like Andre the Giant, but he was also a really good actor but he kept getting type-cast as the monster. Its possible there was NO wire-work when he lifted kirk up, absolutely, i can see the wall helping, i dont think he required any kind of wire-assist, he just really is strong. A gentle giant.
@HairExplosion3 жыл бұрын
Nothing like starting my working week by listening to LoreRunner talk about Trek!
@johnbockelie38992 жыл бұрын
The episode where the first RED SHIRT bites the dust. Also Nurse Chapels first episode.
@johnbockelie38992 жыл бұрын
Notice the word play in the planets name. Exo 2. The people of the episode are androids.Exo - bodied robots. Ruk " Hmmmmmm, I smell a RED SHIRT."
@johnbockelie38992 жыл бұрын
" Captains log, all we found of Roger Corby was an Android imposter. Matter of fact the whole thing was a fake. After Corby's demise there is nobody here now. WHAT A WASTE OF OUR TIME., and all I lost was a red shirt crewman."
@johnbockelie38992 жыл бұрын
The reason Kirk's android double acts that way is because real Kirk planted those thoughts into the androids head. So when android Kirk was beamed up to the ship, he called Spock a " Half breed" that's how Spock knew it wasn't the real Captain.
@lancebaylis31693 жыл бұрын
Title origin: 'What Are Little Boys Made Of?' by English poet Robert Southey (he was also the original author of Goldilocks and the Three Bears). *'What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice And all things nice That's what little girls are made of What are little boys made of? Snips and snails And puppydog's tails That's what little boys are made of.'* One of the many times Star Trek references classical literature in an episode title. I kind of like it, it gives the episodes an air of sophistication that a lot of Berman-era Trek lacked. You're right re: Chapel. I know she was retroactively written into "The Naked Time", but I kind of prefer this as an origin episode for Christine Chapel as it gives her a pretty plausible backstory and motivation for being there. I'd tend to think a reboot/reimagining of TOS could flesh out this whole 'looking for my missing fiance' thing into a satisfying story arc, and its one of the very few times when Chapel is neither just a spare pair of hands for Dr McCoy nor pining for Spock's forbidden love. Sure, it isn't much, but it does a lot to actually give Majel something to act. TOS season one in general seemed to be much more interested in fleshing out it's secondary characters, whether its Uhura's singing or Chapel's backstory or the UST between Rand and Kirk or even second tier characters like Kevin Riley getting pretty significant roles. I'm not saying it gets worse as such, but it's like, the extra effort was being made here. The great Ted Cassidy as Ruk was of course well known as Lurch in the Addams Family TV show, but also provided a few guest alien voices in TOS (including I believe the Balock voice back in The Corbomite Maneuver). A story from the set tells of a suit salesman who came to the lot to try and sell his suits, and Cassidy pretending to be Gene Roddenberry as part of a prank -- the suit salesman had no clothing to fit.
@EnvisionerWill3 жыл бұрын
I always thought that incredibly misandrist poem was just an old nursery rhyme that came anonymously out of the Middle Ages and had been iterated several times over (a la the stories of Jack the giant killer), so that it was impossible to know where it had come from or what it was originally about. The idea that it was specifically written only a couple centuries ago is baffling to me. So I now know exactly who to blame for that disgusting stereotype, which modern feminists seem to believe is literally true.
@lancebaylis31693 жыл бұрын
Its a weird one. You may be partly correct. Southey was certainly someone who collected oral stories from tradition and transcribed them to written form -- Goldilocks is sometimes theorised to be one such story, although he is widely considered to have been the first to write what we can recognise as the modern interpretation we all know -- so I can not vouch for his original authorship of the nursery rhyme this episode gets its title from, but he was definitely the first to publish it in any kind of written form, and so to popularise it in pop culture.
@mikedrop44213 жыл бұрын
The costumes in this were crazy.. They really pushed the limits of what censorship would allowed. Edit: I remember Lurch Lore! Fret not.
@EnvisionerWill3 жыл бұрын
Andrea is still my pick for one of the sexiest Theiss-clad babes Kirk ever got on the show, possibly second only to Droxine in "The Cloud Minders" and the Captain's Woman in "Mirror Mirror" (that one doesn't show skin, but it's very diaphanous).
@eddstarr21853 жыл бұрын
When that door opens and Sherry Jackson walks into the room in her Andrea outfit - my heart skips a beat! 👍
@bettyleeist Жыл бұрын
I like the Captain Kirk pants suit,too!The color’s are ☺️ lovely,here!(on the costume,of course!].
@phemyda943 жыл бұрын
"They ran out of fabric" cracked me up XD XD
@balatroaprilis72653 жыл бұрын
I remember him as Lurch and as a genie in I Dream of Jeanie and as a greedy thug in Banacek.
@cml8983 жыл бұрын
The series of deaths at the end of this episode bugged me because it felt like the writer ran out of ideas of where to go with the plot and needed a convenient way to wrap it up. Also worth noting this is the first instance of a recurring Kirk trope, that of him outwitting various AI’s by pointing out flaws in their logic and programming.
@rongarbutt63532 жыл бұрын
You asked why Kirk would try to strangle an Android. At that time it was still thought that Korby was human. It is amazing how Christine stayed loyal to Korby until she discovered he was an Android. Finally what happened to the Android creating equipment at the end. Did Starfleet confiscate it? That would be valuable technology.
@Eelco_de_Boer3 жыл бұрын
Summary: The Enterprise finds archaeologist Dr. Roger Korby, who has been missing for five years, living underground on a deserted ice planet with a group of sophisticated androids. Dr Korby is nurse Chapel's former fiancée and has invented a copy-machine that creates android-copis of people. He has interesting plans, which are not to the liking to Kirk. (Interesting episode, above average but not one I would view often.)
@reyperry26052 жыл бұрын
The two other expeditions found nothing because Korby wasn't ready for them. He kept mum and let them go while he was working on his plan. Kirk gets there when the plan is ready to be implemented so ..
@stevena4883 жыл бұрын
I know it's early days and all that, but I'm genuinely surprised that TOS has been getting steady ruminations vs Enterprise having two Lamentations already. Crazy. Man, Robert Bloch could either make some classic fun stuff (Cats Paw) or complete schlock (Wolf in the Fold). What's crazy is that this is probably the closest we get to Lovecraft in Star Trek or at least a mention of a Cthulhu mythos concept in this. And it's from Lurch of all people! Also.... Am I insane or is this a sort of precursor to Blade Runner? That speech? No spoilers but Lurchs speech reminds me of Blade Runner. Explain it.... Uhhhh.... Reasons?
@ieatvirgins3 жыл бұрын
You're surprised because TOS is unironically good? It happens.
@EnvisionerWill3 жыл бұрын
And Enterprise is Star Trek going full Rick Berman for two full years before it finally starts to get decent.
@stevena4883 жыл бұрын
@@ieatvirgins Nah, I love Star Trek from all it's iterations to some degree. It's just a pleasant surprise to see positivity regarding TOS when a lot of Star Trek love goes (with rightful reason) to TNG and DS9. I don't hear much people really talk about Kirk anymore when we all talk about Picard or Sisko or how murder crazy Janeway is or whatever. And when they DO talk about Kirk it's often the Kelvin timelines Kirk. TOS is my comfort food where I go back to whenever I'm feeling down so it's nice to see Lore talking about it without it going into Lamentation (which IS coming. Holy crap it's a comin. I can hear Lazarus screaming with his whispy crappy beard as we get to that crap)
@comentedonakeyboard3 жыл бұрын
Since the Androids come up with a evil plan, they must be sapient.
@joluoto3 жыл бұрын
They were definitely sentient, and they were on the track to become sapient, but I'd say they hadn't quite reached that, they were just almost there.
@ookorkyoo38413 жыл бұрын
Lurch: You rang?
@johnbockelie38992 жыл бұрын
Corby and Andrea die in each other's arms because she secretly is holding a phaser pistol to her side and both perish when she pulls the trigger. ( Watch closely.)
@BigNoseDog11 ай бұрын
1. This is not a Chapel-centric episode. In fact, you could omit the character entirely and it wouldn’t change how to story unfolded. She’s only in the episode to give Roddenberry’s girlfriend something to do. 2. It’s possible the previous expeditions did find Korby, but they were killed off by Ruk. 3. Korby pulls the trigger on the phaser Andrea is holding. It’s clear that it was his decision to kill them both. We’re meant to conclude that he was horrified at what he had become and could no longer live with himself.
@gordondavis61682 жыл бұрын
Korby may have let the two prior rescue parties leave without finding him because the ships were small with few personnel. When the mighty Enterprise shows up, that is a prize worth taking.
@ShamrockParticle3 жыл бұрын
Lurch! Definitely unforgettable and fun.. Now if the episode had Morticia and Gomez, with Cousin Itt being the monster Kirk would not kiss and hug and call George... there's a crossover in a crossover of which nobody wanted for either. 😁
@joluoto3 жыл бұрын
I just assumed the two first expeditions didn't find anything because there was no "Corby" yet. Ruk was hiding, the actual Corby was already dead, and Android Corby and Android assistant not yet made.
@athrunzala69193 жыл бұрын
So Corbie thinks he's superior because he can't process higher level 'grey area' thought, thus he biasy concludes it's because he's cut through all of that in an android body not that he's in a body incapable of handling the intangibles
@ShamrockParticle3 жыл бұрын
I want to say deliberate suicide, it's illogical enough for an android going nuts in its ironic inability to comprehend... I honestly need to watch this one again. It wasn't my favorite before, but your insight into the androids has piqued my interest. As had the Uhura moment, early season 1 did try harder to get some moments outside of "the big three".
@gordondavis61682 жыл бұрын
Korby was in denial that something was lost when a human downloaded into an Android body. At the end, he is trying to convince Chapel that he is the same Korby by demanding that she ask him math questions, which only highlights his machine consciousness. It is stated that the human Korby was a nice warm man who devoted his life to helping others by advancing medicine. Android Korby is fine with having security personnel killed and transforming humans into androids against their will. At the end, Korby realizes that he is not the same person before his transference, and the transference has caused him to lose his humanity. He realizes that he is not really Korby, and that his plan is doomed to fail since the transference is not 100%. He clearly pulls the trigger on the phaser, killing himself and the female Android.
@mrred7732 жыл бұрын
What Are Little Girls Made Of - Yellow (This episode had an interesting vibe. I quite liked the scientist dude and the concept that he transfered his personality into another was fascinating. I think the implication was that it wasn't him anymore, just the approximation of him.)
@MercuryKnight52 жыл бұрын
Funnily enough, I recently read a TOS novel in which Matthews was a Klingon agent (think Darvin from 'The Trouble with Tribbles') on a mission to assassinate Kirk. Whoops.
@maisiesummers423 жыл бұрын
I remember two things very strongly about this episode. The first is Ruk throwing Kirk around so very easily (and it is a wire: watching the two scenes again, the way Kirk moves when lifted is entirely consistent with a wire from between the shoulders. It's very very hard to see, but it's there.) The second is Andrea. I looked her up: the actress was Sherry Jackson, who did a lot of guest episodes from the 60s to the 80s. Seems her last acting role was 1980. She's still alive though. And yes, she is stunningly hot. I never saw TOS until the 80s, during one of its re-runs, but I remembered her for a long time. It's not just the outfit that's sexy; she was a very very sexy woman. When I re-watch that episode she still distracts the hell out of me. I actually enjoy the episode a lot. It's fun. My sole complaint (apart from Kirk's very phallic "rock") is that Kirk's kisses are apparently so awesome they can cause an android (technically, gynoid) to break her programming. That's just stupid, and makes zero sense. It bugs me a lot. It's very akin to James Bond in Goldfinger kissing Pussy Galore (who is supposed to be a lesbian) into submission. Apparently men's kisses and penises in the 60's were super amazing. Makes one wonder what happened since then. Other than that, good episode.
@timriggins703 жыл бұрын
One interesting thing about this episode is that Ruk says he's creators were humanoid from Andromeda. So does that mean the progenitors in the Chase traveled to Andromeda.
@maisiesummers423 жыл бұрын
Or the other way around? Could be the progenitors are originally from Andromeda.
@Werezilla3 жыл бұрын
I've felt it's a stretch to even call this a Chapel-centric episode. I mean other Korby being her long lost finance does she actually do anything in this episode? Nope, pretty much just stands there while Korby makes a Kirk android and basically hold her prisoner. Kirk's the one who talks Lurch into turning on Korby, Chapel's just an observer of this incident at best. I don't know if this is the fault of this simply being how women were written in the 1960's, as passive observers, or if this is a result of Chapel just being a character for Majel Barett to play. It's a shame my comment is so negative as with the exception of Chapel's role in this episode I liked this one.
@BigNoseDog11 ай бұрын
You’re absolutely right. You could remove Chapel from the episode entirely and it wouldn’t affect how the story unfolds. The only reason she’s in the episode is because Majel Barrett was Roddenberry’s girlfriend.
@cml8983 жыл бұрын
If only Ruk could’ve met Mr. Homm.
@StefanTravis3 жыл бұрын
On screen they're kind of goofy They're cooler in the movies They're altogether groovy The Star Trek Family
@quasimodojdls3 жыл бұрын
Not much to say about this one other than that I really enjoyed it (cheesiness and all). It's a good early-TOS episode with a good philosophical look at what it means to exist and be yourself, some decent action scenes, and a great guest star performance from Ted Cassidy as Ruk. And, hey, I'll just admit it.... I'm just as shallow as the next guy (probably a lot more so, LOL!). And Sherry Jackson as Andrea was mind-blowingly beautiful! In a series that is stuffed full with gorgeous women, she might very well be the single most attractive of them all! 8/10
@nicolamarchbank18465 ай бұрын
Hello, this is one of the episodes that seems destined to be greatly helped I think by Strange New Worlds. I think its fair to say that Jess Bush is the definitive Nurse Chapel and they have worked to make Christine into a fully rounded and complex character, to develop her relationship with Spock especially but the other crewmembers such as Dr M'Benga and Uhura and the end of the second season sets up the circumstances which will drive the meeting between Christine and Dr Roger Korby. My guess is the setup for this episode is going to be a sub-plot in Season 3 and that will make this episode make a bit more sense and depth with retrospect. Being fair to Majel Barrett, she didn't have much to work with, so we don't know what she might have been able to do with better material, but then that's what happens when you are hired despite conducting an extramaritial affair with the boss and the money people are uncomfortable about your presence. Odd that Majel has basically been superceded in both of her TOS characters - and again Number One is much more interesting in SNW than she ever could be in 'The Cage'. At least it seems unlikely anyone will want to recast Lwaxana Troi....
@bettyleeist Жыл бұрын
This is interesting in remembering Star Trek history,here!They don’t make show’s like this,anymore!
@EnvisionerWill3 жыл бұрын
Your mentioning of Rukk's conflicting directives very much makes me think of one of my all-time favorite Voyager episodes, "Latent Image", where we see The Doctor going through that.
@markforster6457 Жыл бұрын
11:57 --- The late Lee Kelso (RIP)
@radioflyer689113 жыл бұрын
Ifs funny that androids are always so humanlike that it's difficult to tell them apart from the real thing. It's almost like they have to cheat by having real humans play them.
@SeeHere23 жыл бұрын
Robots. I, Robot was only published 17 years before this episode was broadcast. Thats like I, Robot being published in 2004 from today's point of view. Point, it's fresh.
@coreycampbell16893 жыл бұрын
It always looked to me that Korby intentionally gripped the phaser
@markforster6457 Жыл бұрын
21:00 --- Did Ruk have a conflict because he thought he was fighting with "android Kirk"?
@chess2bell3 жыл бұрын
I liked when you mentioned the smaller details that you really enjoy that even though they weren't 'important to the plot' they kept them in anyway as little character moments. Like when Uhura hugs nurse Chapel before she goes down to find Corby. I have a similar one that I always enjoy and appreciate when they decide to include it and that's when they focus on Kirk apologising to members of the crew when he's raised his voice or been unfairly irritable/angry. There are two I've noticed so far, one where he's snapped at Uhura and once at Scotty and the show takes the time to watch him come round and say 'I'm sorry.' And both times we get a reaction shot from the crew member appreciating this. Just a little detail that I really like because it tells us more about the captain and how much he cares. And it's often the little things that are really the big things anyway.
@810PRODUCTIONS3 жыл бұрын
Sherry Jackson is literally the sexiest woman that has ever appeared on any star trek series. And the outfit she has on is amazing. Her flawless skin, flawless everything. Too bad she and I are disconnected by many decades, otherwise, she would be my trophy wife.
@mr51406 Жыл бұрын
Not good, more of a “time well wasted.” Memorable not for quality but for 1) the first time Kirk talks down a computer; 2) one of William Ware Theiss’s most famously “dangerous” outfits; 3) Kirk taking off everything not just the shirt; 4) the rather phallic stalagmites and stalactites; 5) the first mention of the “required reading at the Academy” (partial list on Memory Alpha); 6) the first “official” redshirt dispatched (the previous ones wore other colours); 7) and of course Lurch! Shades of the future Lwaxana when nurse Chapel looks at Andrea. Majel Barrett is best playing bodacious not wistful. I also loved the Chapel/Uhura hug. Notice also the very blond male technician and the Black woman officer in the background smiling together. These things were very revolutionary in 1966 USA… I too love those details.
@eddstarr21853 жыл бұрын
Love the way your mind works - why mention an incidental (unneeded) plot detail that adds questions about preceding events? 50's and 60's Television was a watch once, maybe twice. then it's all up to your memory. Now that I have the ability to re-watch anytime, I also share your questions about storyline details. Sherry Jackson, as "Andrea", also made a guest appearance on "Lost in Space", with Mercedes McCambridge - the episode with the space hillbillies.
@user-on5rd2gq7s3 жыл бұрын
I love watching 60s tv shows and recognizing Trek guest stars. I think my favorite is seeing Captain Kirk use a rotary phone in Twilight Zone.
@bettyleeist10 ай бұрын
In the storyline by James Blish,it has more detail connected to;What are little girl’s made of.This is just for anyone who want’s to read;Star Trek!
@wangbot473 жыл бұрын
I literally haven't heard of either of the people you made that joke about
@athrunzala69193 жыл бұрын
I know why the re-writes were necessary, if 'wolf in the fold' and 'catspaw' are the 2 other episodes he's written, those are both the WORST episodes of TOS - EVER! Amazing that this is one of the better episodes (top 20) must be the re-writes
@EnvisionerWill3 жыл бұрын
Go watch "The Alternative Factor" again, and tell me with a straight face that it's better than "Wolf in the Fold". I'll admit that "Wolf" has issues, but it's the only decent character piece that Scotty every had, and if you can accept the premise that an alien energy parasite was Jack the Ripper, the resulting ghost story works fairly well - I'll always remember the meeting room scene (REDJACK REDJACK REDJACK!), where there's a random Yeoman there acting like a secretary, and the expression of abject terror on her face is very convincing.
@grantlloyd91313 жыл бұрын
13:25 - It also Looks Like Something eltse.
@whysoserious866611 ай бұрын
How does the conversation between Spock and Chapel look now that we know Spock is the X?
@Eudaimonist3 жыл бұрын
I suspect that Roger Corby was faithful to Chapel, but only because he was an android. He may even be fully functional, but without desire. Not that this makes anything any better.
@wolfgangfrost80433 жыл бұрын
Lt. Kelso was the first "orange shirt" death, since he was wearing the pilot variation of the operations uniform 😅
@comentedonakeyboard3 жыл бұрын
OK remember six days in a year for season two
@markforster6457 Жыл бұрын
26:00 --- I've always believed Korby committed murder/suicide or was it suicide by indidelity?
@EnvisionerWill3 жыл бұрын
I'll never forget who Fred Steiner is, because he wrote the music for Code of Honor. I've said before that I like that episode in spite of its glaringly obvious flaws; even people who dislike the episode would probably admit that the music during the combat scene is one of the episode's better (or less bad) aspects. It's definitely a little TOS-y, but I don't think that's inherently a bad thing.
@EnvisionerWill3 жыл бұрын
Catspaw is my definition of the absolute worst episode of TOS, and while Wolf in the Fold is a good episode overall, it's not very "science fiction", since it's basically about a ghost. So this episode about killer androids is the only one of Robert Bloch's three writing credits on Star Trek which actually kind of fits the SF genre. And it's kinda funny that this is the one which received extensive rewrites (and is arguably the best of the three, although I would say that Wolf is better overall). It makes me wonder if Bloch originally just wrote Rukk as a zombie and Andrea as being ensorceled, or something of that ilk.
@markforster6457 Жыл бұрын
If Ruk is "intelligent and the last of its kind" (Dr Crater will forgive me), what happened to the other "Ruks"?
@user-on5rd2gq7s3 жыл бұрын
Thank god for Theiss and his theory. Andrea is the most beautiful woman in any Trek series,yes even more than Seven. I know who I’m simulating when we get the holodeck hahaha.
@thomasloyal45253 жыл бұрын
I still can't believe that's the actual episode title
@davidhelmer91243 жыл бұрын
Adam Family reference :)
@MagnumInnominandum2 жыл бұрын
Good show.
@fredrikcarlstedt3933 жыл бұрын
Costume sexiness ? That certainly explanins the ripped Kirk shirts ! It really must have been done for the female demographic, if you catch my drift .
@EnvisionerWill3 жыл бұрын
Besides her outfit being Theiss-tastic, Andrea is one of the biggest sex icons in Trek to me, because when Kirk seizes her and kisses her, you can actually clearly see his handprint blushing on her arm. Even though she's an actress playing a role, Shatner touched her hard enough to affect the blood flow into her flesh, and that's a reality that surpasses the science-fiction foolishness of this cheesy horror story from the HPL-disciple author of "Psycho". Both fear and lust are primal portions of the human psyche which affect us on a biological, hormonal level, and to some extent give the lie to our theory of mind. An image which so perfectly encapsulates that reality is one of the most powerfully affecting moments in television history for me.
@johnbockelie38992 жыл бұрын
Doctor Corby expedition was frozen to death by the time Ruk found them. Ruk used the ancient android maker to create new bodies for the group. Ruk was a left behind android by the "Ancient ones". So, apparently these Ancient ones left long ago in android bodies before the planet froze over. Corby had a master plan to create more android bodies by luring the Enterprise to Exo 2. Of course he gets thwarted by Captain Kirk. Roger Corby was also Chapels love interest and Andrea stands in the way.
@johnbockelie38992 жыл бұрын
" All red shirts to Exo 2, report to transporter room" Red shirt " Hey, I'll be the first to die !!"
@anthony03582 жыл бұрын
I think it’s bad writing about Mr Spock knowing that Kirk was an android. At the time that android Kirk comes on the ship the only thing Spock knew was that Kirk was overdue for a check in. He had no reason to think Kirk was an android
@radioflyer689113 жыл бұрын
Like bell bottoms. It was the dominant style at the time. Explanation enough.
@WilliamStoneContentZone3 жыл бұрын
What position would you want on the bridge everyone?
@EnvisionerWill3 жыл бұрын
The captain's chair, obviously.
@markforster6457 Жыл бұрын
Was "Andrea" a colleague of Korby's prior to her becoming an android or did Korby make her from scratch (can I cook, or can't I)
@kellinwinslow19883 жыл бұрын
Listening to Lore talk about this episode makes me want to break out my Blu Ray copies and rewatch this one. I remember first seeing this episode and being interested by the idea of androids replacing people. It's been done better since and similar ideas have been explored in things like Blade Runner and Ghost In The Shell,but this episode did an ok job of it at the time. It would be done far,far worse in garbage that is Picard. Overall it's not an episode that I go back to much but if I see it I'll sit down and watch it.
@foyoGames3 жыл бұрын
Troublematic Trek
@spellwisp3 жыл бұрын
As im watching TOS for the first time since watching most of the other Trek shows, i found Andrea's outfit to be super distracting. Every time she was in a scene - like WHAT IS THAT?
@tbk20103 жыл бұрын
I don't care much for this episode, the guest stars/characters seem kind of dull. But at least it gave us the famous Star Trek p*nis-rock.
@voyg23 жыл бұрын
I've never really liked this episode it's 2 on the nose and preachy and a little boring but it's certainly not one of the Bad episodes just one I personally don't really care for
@BrechdanHam3 жыл бұрын
Of course I remember Lurch! "You rang?"
@joluoto3 жыл бұрын
I assumed Corby never actually transfered his conciousness. I think Ruk made him from original Corby (or the remains thereof if that's possible), and Android Corby just assumed he was the real Corby transfered because he had real Corby's memories.