Sean Kenney as Captain Pike 13 years later |
Jeffrey Hunter as Captain Pike |
So while McCoy and Kirk are trying to get stuff figured out with the Commodore about Spock's supposed received message, Spock is carrying out a plan to hijack the Enterprise.(I KNOW RIGHT! THIS IS SPOCK WE'RE TALKING ABOUT!) And it's Spock so of course he succeeds in this plan of his taking Pike and McCoy with him, but leaving Captain Kirk behind.
Spock does everything so well it isn't until he has to beam Kirk onto the Enterprise that anyone realizes anything is wrong. Immediately Spock is arrested and court martial-ed for mutiny( I KNOW RIGHT! WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT!)
And the court-martial part of the episode is where I start to zone out. From here on it's pretty much just Spock re-showing the pilot to Captain Kirk and the Commodore. If you read my review of the pilot, you're good. And if you haven't you should go do that now.
It is a two part episode so Spock doesn't get to finish showing the pilot. He's stopped after Pike is kidnapped by the Talosians. Then it's back to the present, a vote about continuing the story. 2/3 vote yes. Spock somehow gets Kirk in trouble but still he urges Kirk to hear the end of the story. And the episode ends with the credits fading over a pacing Kirk. Aaaaand stay tuned for part 2....
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