10 Memorable Moments of Bunnytail Reacts to TOS Season 1: 10. Her devotion to Janice Rand. 9. Commenting on the Talosians' buttheads. 8. Not wanting to see Spock go blind in Operation Annihilate. Plus not liking the numerous plot holes in the episode 7. Referring to the Guardian Of Forever as the Big Butthole. 6. The Women!! 5. Laughing at the giant male member in What Are Little Girls Made Of. 4. Referring to the Horta as a "Soon-to-be Schmitter s**tter". 3. Figuring out the ending to The Menagerie. 2. Not figuring out the ending to City On The Edge Of Forever. 1. Her reaction to the ending City On The Edge Of Forever, plus her discussion of the episode in this video.

That was a really solid list. Nice to see how often you praised Shatner's acting. As I'm sure you know, it's a lot more common in pop culture to make fun of his performances, and sometimes you might see that over the top acting in episodes, but for the most part he's a lot better than most people give him credit for.

Also, I wanted to say THANK YOU for these reactions, BT! You bring a warm heart, a soft soul which this series requires to appreciate all the charaacter and plot nuances.

A little story for you kid. , but the very first Star Trek episode I ever saw was Charlie X. This is back in 1966. Yes I'm old. This is as a boy of 11. I had never even heard of Star Trek then. Lost In Space was the more heard of Space Adventure of that time and we had only 3 tv stations at time CBS, NBC and ABC. In my area you could only get CBS, Then one summer I went to visit my Grandmother and I got to see the campier Batman series, which I was so excited to watch because of all the hype, and never so disappointed, I thought it was more serious., but that's another story. The one summer night a friend of mine were watching tv and suddenly the Star Ship Enterprise came at the screen. My friend shouted excitedly , "It's Star Trek!" I said what the heck is Star Trek? Then I got to watch it, Charlie X of course, and this was the first Sci Fi adventure show that made me feel like this was in the future. There were no shows including Lost INn Space that gave me that feel. Any way this episode is a bit closer to my heart, as it was my first, but can see why you put it in your lower list. But I thought you might enjoy my story. By the way I really enjoy your channel. 😊😊😊

Star Trek is a show that deserves redo reactions. As someone who's watched them since the 60's, and couldn't count how many times I've seen any one episode, other than to say - I've seen TOS Star Trek enough to know it's like nothing else before nor since, on multiple levels. It's modern Shakespeare. These are morality plays. These are delivered, in part, as a play - it comes from the era of TV, but for TOS Trek, it's part of what makes it high level art, not just, a TV show.

I was only 5 years old when Star Trek went off the air and I probably never got to see it in its original run but it went into syndication in 69 or 70 so for me the show was always there. Everyday after school from the 1st grade til I graduated high school, I watched this show until I had seen every episode probably 30 or 40 times. That tends to shape a person's perspective of a TV show in a way that's not the same when you see it only once.

You can't go wrong with Star Trek. Put all the episodes in a box, shuffle and Start your pick. Love them all. Thank you.

I'm a thorny gen' X'r that watched these when they were first released as reruns in the early 70s. I was seven at the time. The blend of concepts that were well above my head then, the incredible lush technicolor design, the gorgeous, Hellenistic women, the shocking violence and often heartbreaking drama turned me into a science fiction and crime cartoonist and painter. Your videos gratify me deeply, knowing that someone of your sophistication is a facet of today's generation, and has an appreciation for thoughtfully paced abstract melodrama. Your takes on this utterly phenomenal series are classy, charming, touching and very funny on occasion. Thank you.

One thing I like to mention about Star Trek TOS, is the fantastic incidental music. They employed many excellent composers, who brought forth different compositions for different episodes, like the music for Finnegan, in "Shore Leave", and the music for the "rubic's cube", in "The Corbomite Manuever". I hope these excellent musical cues have helped in your enjoyment of this series so far.

Every time BT slips in "the women!!" (followed by a chuckle), it feels like she has been a Trekker longer than she has. And she still has 2 more seasons to go. (Quite a few moments, both amazingly good and ridiculously bad, that she will encounter.)

Its impressive that this 50+ year old show stood out enough to you to even do a top 10.

Your point about _The Naked Time_ is one I try to keep in mind when giving people a short TOS watch list. Episodes like _Mirror Mirror_ and _Amok Time_ are great. But they only make sense when you know who these characters are. A list can't start with everyone acting crazy and out of character. It's smart to keep that in mind when building any watch list.

My wife's favorite S1 episode is the same as yours. She absolutely loves the concept.

Great video! I didn't think you'd put The City on the Edge of Forever on the list. I thought you were disappointed in it, but you were probably just trying to deal with the death of Edith. What you said about her here made me emotional. Thanks for doing this. You are very appreciated.

It's so gratifying to find someone who really appreciates the remarkable storytelling of this series. Nothing was able to surpass it until the Mass Effect trilogy for sheer scope and depth of characters. Thanks for this labor of love, BT!

As a guy who grew up watching these episodes as a kid (and becoming a lifelong Trek fan) I really really REALLY appreciate you watching them and posting your reactions. Thank you!

Hard to go wrong when choosing almost any season 1 episode of TOS, so many are amazing. Great list!

This is a fine list, and really enjoyed hearing your reasoning behind it: heartfelt and intelligent, a great combination. Devil in the Dark I have grown to love more and more over time. I like finding an intelligent species without two arms and two legs. I like finding a solution to protect the last of its kind, in contrast to the salt monster episode. Jeez, in that one, all they had to do was give it salt!

"Devil In The Dark" is definitely in my Top 3. Long live the Hortas!😊 #no_kill_i

You’re a very intelligent and thoughtful young lady. I think your Dad would be very proud of you.

I think that it is logical that feelings about a season of episodes should change. We're not the same people from day to day after all, and perspectives change. This whole approach that you've had to these shows is very different from most people as most of us saw these in syndication where the order was of no importance at all. Most people saw these in a jumbled order. Additionally, some of us saw these in a time where TV wasn't serialized. I think that shows being serialized is something that current generations just assume. It definitely wasn't the case when I was young and such shows were called "soap operas" in my time. I think has a larger impact on people than most people realize. I'm glad that "A Taste of Armageddon" is up there on your list. As I said before it is an episode that comes up in my mind all the time as events play out around the world. Given your heartfelt words on "City on the Edge of Forever." I think you should watch Charlie Chaplin's end speech from "The Great Dictator".... look for the version with the Hans Zimmer music. As much as I like hearing things in the original context the music adds I think as it really does strike some emotions.

Spot on commentary. Good on the introspection. This is the stuff I really love about GOOD sci-fi shows and movies that understand that the sci-fi aspect is a vehicle to examine the human condition and how it connects and transcends whatever time period, race, and/or culture is presented.

Thank you for putting this together. I'm glad that you liked "A Taste of Armageddon". I think because Star Trek was sold as "Wagon Train" to the stars, it allowed for the writing and characters to be more developed and more than superficial. It isn't always "We're good and they're bad". Sometimes people are just desperate. So, it makes sense that you picked "Devil in the Dark" as your favorite, because in that episode, the creature, the "monster" is desperate, which had to be the first time in TV history any story ever had sympathy for a creature over humans.

Same 1 & 2 for me. When you started these reactions I didn't realise you were covering every episode sequentially, good thorough coverage.

TOS is like watching a seed grow into a flower. Even episodes I may not particularly like have scenes where Uhura or Sulu grow their iconic characters. Hearing McCoy say "He's dead, Jim" or Spock reveal some repressed human part of himself, just make every episode worthwhile.

THE WOMEN! Really proud of what you've done with this channel and these reactions.

I have been watching quite a few channels that have been watching Star Trek The Original Series for the first time, including yours. It's great to get a different take from someone as to which episodes were their 10 favorite. On most lists of longtime Star Trek viewers, both Balance of Terror and Space Seed would not only be in their Top 10 from Season 1, but their Top 10 for the entire series and maybe the entire franchise. It was great to see that both A Taste of Armageddon and The Devil In The Dark in your Top 10, with the latter as your Number 1. That episode is perhaps the most underrated one in the series. Great job. Can't wait for your take on Season 2.

Great Analysis of your top ten. 👍👍👍

Thank you for deciding to put the list together. I know you had issues with rankings and fear about how it would come out and the work involved. I think you did a wonderful job and I don’t disagree with anything you said here. I think in fact your admiration and appreciation of what people see in the series and finding your own perspective on it is what makes you doing this so special. I hope that most Star Trek fans have grown to value the spirit of the series in that there is so much for everyone to enjoy and find their own favorite moments and stories. And although sometimes there is a little geek-elitism that happens, deep down most Star Trek fans have always tried to foster acceptance of everyone.

Nice list. My favorite episodes from every season and every series are the ones that deal with the human condition and lay our flaws on the table. For me, that's Star Trek at its absolute best.

Wow your insights are better than any I ever picked up over many decades and you’ve been at it < 1yr. I enjoyed your reactions and increasing appreciation of the story telling but this is a pretty good retrospective of what it all meant. Bravo ma’am!

Love your coverage!

I think this is actually a pretty good list. I can see a few "Star Trek" fans disagreeing with maybe one or two choices, but objectively speaking, it mostly makes sense, especially coming from one going through the show for the first time. Most of the 'lower 5' and honorable mentions are episodes I've noticed are either early entries in the show or episodes that provide setup for future stories and character development and worldbuilding--episodes that are strong in concept and do some diving into the characters, but do display how much the first season was like the learning curve season. Most things are put together, but others need to be developed while the show is being made, in a very "seat-of-the-pants" manner. A television production cliché as old as the hills! The 'Top 5' episodes are largely episodes that were mostly worked on during the latter half of the season or had scripts and direction that the producers, writers, and crew put the most effort into--a sign that they mostly got through the majority of whatever bugs they needed to get past and that they will potentially have a better understanding of everything that works and what doesn't work when they get that sweet, sweet, renewal for next season.

Loved your analysis of season 1. Two of my personal favorite episodes were Balance of Terror and Errand of Mercy due to the initial introduction to the enemies of the Federation and humanity. This side of Paradise was interesting in that although they didn't have sickness, war or any other large scale problems, they did have lovely flowers though!! LOL looking forward to season 2 with you @bunnytailsREACTS

We are here because we really love how you bring your lovely heart to your reactions. Never let any of us accidentally, make you feel anything but loved and greatly appreciated. If I ever said anything that made you feel anything but appreciated and love for the precious feeling you have and let us feel like it is new again. Anyway, sorry just in case.

TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOUR ANALYSIS! TOS' 'The Naked Now' should've been a later episode in the season, not the forth. As the audience had yet to know the quirks and nuances of each of the characters. And 'The Devil in the Dark' for me was the 'beauty is in the eye of the beholder'. First impression glance is to see the hideous looking Horta. Later is to understand that she is an indigenous inhabitant of the planet, and she's just trying to protect her nest/eggs. Enjoyable positive ending also. GREAT JOB!

Picking only 10 out of TOS season 1 is like having a bunch of kids and being asked to pick your favorite. Impossible to do! But the fact these are of so high quality out of the gate just shows how special and what a masterpiece of a series TOS was and forever will be.

One of the wonderful things about Star Trek is how opinions on episodes and even characters can change. Been watching these shows since I was 5 and many of my least favorite episodes when I was a kid are now some of my favorite. Mostly in Next Generation but I won’t say because I don’t want to spoil that for you. Keep up this great work. I’m happy seeing someone enjoy these shows as much as I have.

Excellent commentary on a show so many of us grew up with! Totally agree with you on "Charlie X", the ending gave me chills (and the faceless crewperson gave me nightmares!).

The first season for any show is usually with filled with fits and starts as they try to find thier ground to set the tone for the rest of the series, but I think TOS has some real gems as you point out. My fav is "A Taste of Armageddon". What a lesson!

To begin, I fully respect your top ten episodes and your explanations fully justified how they touched you on a personal level. A big kudos to you and your style on your channel. I just have to say that I was shocked that Balance of Terror wasn't in the top ten, but I am relieved that it made the honorable mentions.

Enjoyed your analysis of your top ten and honourable mentions. Certainly does make me think even more about my own favourite episodes and the reasons why.

Its not cheating when its your list

What's interesting is that the lesson about violence went both ways. It was only after Kirk and Spock injured the Horta that it realized violence wasn't going to work. It was then it decided to negotiate.

It was a pleasure that you still remember episodes after watching them. How the storylines stuck with you. It makes it even more eventful watching your take on these. Thanks for continuing with the series. Make me see it with new eyes and focus.

You're brave doing a list. I've been watching for over 50 years and I never try to rank them as my opinion changes constantly.. Having said that City on the Edge of Forever is always on most fans top 3 list.

Interesting Top Ten, Bunny. Loved your reasons behind your choices. And I think we can all agree, that Star Trek is an amazing show, as a whole. :)

As a VERY old school Trekie, I wanted to complement your choices. Very respectable!

We get a little discussion/analysis of each episode after your reaction, but I really enjoyed the expanded version you provided with your choices for top ten/honorable mentions. Anytime you want to post something along these lines without the need to compile a list, please feel free to do so.

Bunny, I believe what draws so many to your channel is your sensitivity, intelligence, & compassion. Or at least, that's why I, for one, keep coming back.

This was so great, Bunny. Thanks for sharing with us your very own unique experiences and personal takeaways from Season One. Very, very refreshing and presented by you in a most thoughtful and wonderful fashion. Yay!!!

I was born and raised in Southern California and when you live there you occasionally come across people in the TV and the movie business. You mentioned your favorite character, Janice Rand. That actress was Grace Lee Whitney. I met her when I was just a kid. When I was about 12 years old she and her husband, Jack were friends with my grandparents because they went to the same church and met there. I remember they had 2 kids and 2 big great danes because they did visit my grandparents now and then. It was years later when my grandfather died and I saw her again at his funeral in 1974. I was sifting through my mom's pictures and notebooks after she passed away last year and I found the funeral booklet that has signatures of Grace and her husband in it. I live in the Northeast now so I never see people in show biz anymore.

Bunny I love your breakdown of these episodes. I also see you feeling Kirk's pain at the loss of Edith Keeler. Heartbreaking ❤

Thank you, bunnytails for doing a top ten favorites list of the first season of Star Trek. I enjoy your reactions to a series I grew up on and to see the joy on your face as you learn more about the characters of the show. Keep up the great work and I look forward to your season 2 Star Trek series reactions. 😊

Shevat OST was the perfect BGM for the Star Bunny Trek Awards 2024! 😻 Even Ramsus's "Elements" team members admitted to copying "Star Trech" but that they were "changing names/spellings" like the term "Positronic-photon Brain" to not get in any "legal" trouble hehe 😸

Great season, especially after they found their footing and realized the dynamic and chemistry between Shatner, Nimoy, and Kelley.

The mark of a great series is that your perspective can change as you age. I recently re-watched a show I hadn't seen since I was a kid. Although I still liked my original favorite episode, I rediscovered several that I believe now are actually deeper. Can't wait to watch it again in another few years and see if my perspective has changed!😊

I was going to skip the top ten summary, but I didn't. Your insights and meaningful reflections were so worth it. Thanks so much.

Bunny, that is a fine top ten list. You were very well spoken and your points about the episodes were trenchant! I was born in the age of the dinosaurs. I have seen these episodes hundreds of times since September 1966. In my life Star Trek was an outsized cultural influence and remains so to this day. Star Trek changed the course of my life and informed me about a better way to live. I think that everyone has their own top ten list! Thanks...

Well said Bunny, Arena would make my top 10. I'm looking forward to reliving some great season 2 episodes with your reactions.

Enjoyed this breakdown/ranking. I always like to see how people have different preferences for things, whether it be TV shows, music, or even dog breeds!

A number of your favorite episodes are mine, too. Not all of them. I think it's great that a lot of fans overlap on favorite episodes. It's ludicrous to think that everyone is going to have the exact same favorite episodes, and anyone outside that box is just wrong. No. Each episode speaks to us in certain ways. I'm glad that certain episodes spoke to you. 👍 -OG

Awesome reaction of my favorite episodes of Star Trek!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

One would be amazed at how much you can learn from watching Star Trek. Physics, history, languages, astronomy, biology, strategy and tactics, even just being a decent human being. Star Trek opens the door for all of us to become better people. Edit: your criticism of "The Naked Time" is spot on. It definitely should have been saved for later in the series because it really only hits the right way when the watcher is rather familiar with all the characters. Edit of the edit: if you enjoyed The Cage, you're going to absolutely LOVE Strange New Worlds.

It is addictive and different ideas come up everytime you rewatch an episode. I've been doing that for quite literally decades now. A great series to keep you always thinking and testing your current beliefs.

Charlie X also had excellent lighting in the episode with all the colors on the set.

I've loved Star Trek TOS since it first came out, I was 6 when it first aired, and my family had a color console TV, which was rare back then, since a lot of people still had black and white TVs. But I grew up with this show, along with Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Batman with Adam West, and the Lone Ranger! I witnessed the first moon landing, and loved science fiction, spacecrafts and aviation ever since! Thanks for your videos!!

City on the edge really hit you in the gut. Saying hell really had an impact back then far more than it does today. I remember as a kid being totally shocked hearing it on tv

Started watching reruns in the 70's and have seen them all many times. My favorites are the ones I wouldn't mind seeing again.

Really appreciate hearing your thoughts on your favorite (at the moment) episodes. LOL, great taste too for putting my number #1, The Devil in the Dark, at your #1. I remember being impressed with it on first viewing and later buying it on VHS tape (yes, LOL, I'm old...ish when individual episodes first came out on separate VHS tapes). Actually my top 10 list probably would be pretty similar except maybe I'd find room for Balance of Terror and Space Seed.

Good list! I'm glad you appreciate Taste of Armageddon, it's one of my favorites. So many episodes of TOS are impactful and stay with you.

*Devil in the Dark* has always been a favorite of mine, even going back to my childhood in the 70's. The hauntingly melancholic nature of the score sublimely expresssed the episode's themes. *Galileo 7* was one I often skipped, but you have given me a newfound appreciation for it.

Thank you for the time and effort and yet more time and more effort that you put into this you...you...you.....you Trekkie! Yes, you've definitely done it for sure. Somewhere along the way this first season you crossed an invisible barrier and became a full fledged Trekkie, like your father before you (dare I say?). I'd like to imagine your father would be very excited for you getting to deeply experience something that he too so enjoyed. You are going to be one of the best kind of Trekkies, your unique style brings sooo much to the table. Don't let anyone dissuade you in the slightest. Just be your own authentic self. Your growing audience loves your authenticity and the way you bring everything straight from your heart. Love it, love it, love it!!!

Great list.

Great recap. Love your channel. I am a little surprised your list didn't include "This Side of Paradise." Honorable mention for best roast ever and best final line. Recently one episodes that has moved way up on my list is "What Are Little Girls Made Of" because, let's be honest, Kirk is holding a giant D. I appreciate you briefly showing that in this vid. The props department must have had a ton of fun with that one! 😁

I can’t wait for season two as we hop around the galaxy with Bunny and the crew of the Enterprise.

I know this might sound silly, but before the Jeff Bezos thing, I read an article where Shatner said something the affect that he'd never been to outer space. The fact that I had to pause for a moment and come to my senses, I believe, is a real testament to the acting ability of Shatner, Nimoy and the surrounding cast. I just didn't want to believe that it wasn't true. Anyway, love your take on your top-ten.

I think its very cool that you did a ranking list (I've never seen another content creator do one for Star Trek)! And I especially appreciate that your ranking looks quite a bit different than what mine would probably look like, because it encourages me to look at certain episodes in a way I hadn't before 😃

Always enjoy your videos, but watching your recap of "City on the Edge of Forever" here - instant heartmelt. You've a good and kind soul. Always be thus.

I definitely appreciate this style of video. It doesn't even have to be a list, just a chance to think back on the season, what struck and what missed, and especially how your first reactions settled and changed. One of the big drawback of the Reaction format is how heavily it biases toward "I've never seen this before, here's my immediate impression". But I don't love the things I see and am blown away by; I love the things I've seen a long time ago and have stuck with me, and the things I've seen over and over and always find something new and interesting in. I don't love Trek because when I first saw it it was the most amazing thing ever, I love it because I've seen it over and over, in different decades of my life, and after that life has been _shaped_ by Trek and the attitudes I've had from watching it. Different facets of episodes come to the fore on one watching or another, or things land differently because you're thinking of another episode (like a later one) and that makes you interpret things differently. I'm enjoy watching the episodes with you and the "so, what'd you think??" that follows. That's great. But in the long run, it pales next to the "I watched this episode, and it make me re-evaluate this thing from 15 episodes ago", or the "this episode from 3 months ago has really stuck in my head", or the "I loved/hated this thing when I saw it, but it's been on my mind since and now I hate/love it because X". These comments full of people who love Trek and span an easy half century of ages and time since they first saw it. Because there are things that you see in it and immediately stick with and form you forever. But also because there are things that change on reconsideration and rewatching, for better and worse, and let you keep finding _new interest_ (and not just memories revisited) no matter how long it's been or how many times you've watched the same 55+ year old low budget TV show.

Excellent summary of the season! 👏 As great as these episodes were, I'm excited to see what awesome NEW episodes will be created by A.I. in the future. Right now the art generated by current A.I. isn't all that impressive. But it WILL get better as computers get FASTER. Watch the 60 minutes episode about quantum computing. We're about to enter an unimaginable era of technological advancement. If things like warp drive ARE possible, these new computers will figure it out. In a FLASH.✨🛸✨

Well nothing wrong here from my perspective as far as your top ten list bunny, in fact I’ve changed my thoughts on a few episodes I use to dislike after watching your analysis, it’s good to get other perspectives. Good work.

Great review. I too miss Yeoman Rand😍😋😈 Favorite character: Scotty😎

Devil in the dark was one of my favorite episodes as a kid, and maybe still is. So many good ones!

An excellent list! I could quibble about the placement of this or that episode, but the take-away is that Star Trek: TOS is a superior slice of television history. And what a joy for this old fan to watch you discovering it for the first time! I get to experience it through your fresh point of view, and it's like falling in love all over again. Thank you for these awesome videos, and on to Season Two!

You do well, outside your comfort zone. Thanks for your reactions. ❤❤

To add some historical content for your info: the creator of Star Trek, *Gene Roddenberry,* got his start as a writer for the famous TV show, *"Have Gun -- Will Travel".* Roddenberry won an award for this writing in 1957, the "Writers Guild of America -- Best-Written Script in a TV Western" award, which gave him his start. His episode was called "Helen of Abajinian". It was the 16th episode of season 1. "Have Gun -- Will Travel" was a highly successful show which produced a total of 225 episodes, winning many awards, including Emmys. You should check it out some time, perhaps starting with the 16th episode above, or at Season 1 Episode 1, if you prefer.

I always struggle to make ranking lists. I always change my opinion over time, and it's usually heavily influenced by my life experiences at the point where I'm making the list. I just know the original series of Star Trek is in my top three favorite TV shows of all time. I love how thought-provoking the writing is.

I like how you really enjoyed all of the Season 1 episodes

Thanks for your reactions! Most Trekkies "generally" agree on the greatest episodes of all time, but almost never will we all have the exact same top ten list for a given season. Devil in the Dark is in my top ten, but not number one. However, your strong reaction to it compelled me to think about it in more detail. They were forced to kill the salt vampire, so the Horta is the first endangered species they DID save. Having the Horta work with the miners in the end was an elegant solution that didn't seem forced, since the Horta are intelligent. Also the miners themselves showing us that not all jobs of the future are glamorous. It's still not number one for me, but having reconsidered a few things I might bump it up a few notches!

I love when I come across your stuff in time to watch the Like counter still rolling up in real time.

I like your list and your No. 1; no notes. I can't wait for you to dive into Season 2. There's a good argument to be made that the next season made Star Trek legendary, and why it's still around today. It delivers one banger after another. If you think your top 10 list was hard for Season 1, just wait .... :) It's lovely to revisit these episodes through your fresh eyes.

Hey…. This is a case of me judging the book by its cover…..perhaps that speaks more about me…. Regardless you have become must watch youtube for me…. The way you weave your personality into all your reactions is wonderful…. You are able to put into words some of my thoughts and emotions that i cannot even express….. so i can’t wait for season two…. Cheers

Hello Bunny!!! Grrl, you got me all choked up again about your top 2 pick. You have been hitting the mark all the way throughout the series. i truly enjoyed watching not only your reactions but also your reviews about each one. I watch them till the very end, and again even. If you keep your mind open and get off this planetoid thinking, you can see how the Trek Universe, has transcended the primitive ways of thinking we sometimes may find ourselves in. Dropping our old individual patterns that kills us and brings us to explore strange new worlds and seek out new life, that changes us and allows growth in our society of beings. Keep it up, I look forward to more....AB

Bunny, nice "my list of the moment" because those spots can always be rearranged depending on how one thinks about them at any particular time. If your enjoyed Ricardo Montalban as Khan, you should check out the television show that made him a household name: _'Fantasy Island.'_

It's a great list and for something that's out of your comfort zone, you're a natural 👍with the the help of editing of course 😉. I've come to appreciate different episodes more over the years, as I consume more media. More recent film and tv have either re-enforced my love of a certain theme or storyline in TOS or have made me truly appreciate how creative the TOS was because I've never come across that kind of storyline later down the line. Some episodes are classics that will forever resonate with any generation that watches it, whilst others are throwaway episodes that don't achieve much philosophically but help to build a connection with the characters.

I can understand the possibility that episodes may change orders in the list. Just please one request…. Always remember Scotty’s badassness towards the Ambassador.

"He knows, Doctor. He knows" - Spock in The City on the Edge of Forever Live long and prosper 📺 🖖🏻 💓

Great summary of season 1...thanks

I have watched a lot of "reactors" over the years and think I can safely say that I have not seen one make a list of favorites. Very unique approach that hope to see you continue into the future.