On March 14th, 1969, "All Our Yesterdays" first aired on television. Watch and discuss!
Star Trek TOS Season Three 50 Year Anniversary Celebration
Ryan Mitchell
Landon Martinez
This is it for the TOS season three 50 year anniversary celebrations. Only one more episode to go (Turnabout Intruder) which didn't air until June 3rd. I'll have a final TOS season three 50 year anniversary thread up on June 3rd, but for now, this is the final one. Use this thread to reminiscence the best Trek show, TOS, and the best season of TOS (season 3).
Jack Gray
>She should have died hereafter.
>There would have been a time for such a word.
>Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow,
>Creeps in this petty pace from day to day
>To the last syllable of recorded time,
>And all our yesterdays have lighted fools
>The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle!
>Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player
>That struts and frets his hour upon the stage
>And then is heard no more. It is a tale
>Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
>Signifying nothing.
Why did the TOS writers like Shakespeare so much?
Jason Rodriguez
>All Our Yesterdays
hated this episode on first viewing because of Spock ditching Kirk but it's grown on me
Parker Watson
No Sulu, Uhura or Chekov in this episode. Scotty doesn't make an appearance but James Doohan provided a few voice over lines on the communicator. No scenes on the Enterprise. Must've done wonders for the budget in this episode. They were going all out!!!
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Christopher Campbell
Are the follow up books to this episode any good? Spock and Zarabeth had a child? Wow!
Asher Miller
>No Sulu, Uhura or Chekov in this episode.
and nothing of value was lost
Jaxon Miller
>Part of the set depicting the surface of the ice age planet where Spock & McCoy are transported was recycled from the MGM film 'Ice Station Zebra', made the previous year.
Well how about that?!
Matthew James
they should bring tos back with all the original cast
Henry Jackson
This supernova explosion might be one of the rare instances where I like the remastered CGI effects more than the original version
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Andrew Martin
>The name of the librarian Mr. Atoz is a play on the phrase "A to Z". Author Jean Lisette Aroeste was a UCLA librarian at the time she wrote this script.
What time period do you think Mr. Atoz retreated to by the end of the episode?
Aiden Harris
>The name of the device, the Atavachron, is quite a descriptive one. "Atavus" is Latin for "... (an) ancestor or ancestral type from which a character is assumed to be inherited", and "chron" is Latin for time, so, in essence, an Atavachron is a device which can send you to an ancestral place, of any time period.
>The Atavachron computer used by Mr. Atoz is the same one as used by Gary Seven in Assignment: Earth
Ancestor...budget saving techniques
Jace Bell
What's the best time travel episode in TOS?
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Jacob Walker
But then they'd only have Kirk, Uhura, Sulu and Chekov. No McCoy, Scotty or Spock. Wouldn't be the same without the complete cast
James Lopez
Too bad the actors playing Spock, Bones, and Scotty are all dead though. Which is kinda funny because on the show they are the only three characters to survive into the TNG era.
Colton Evans
>What's the best time travel episode in TOS?
It's still "City on the Edge of Forever" but "Tomorrow is Yesterday" and "All Our Yesterdays" are ok too.
Nicholas Collins
City on the Edge of Forever which is also the greatest episode in all of Trek
Elijah Price
not related to the episode but I'm watching this right now cool documentary that is essentially shatner and nimoy having bants for an hour. It's so obvious they were best friends whenever you watch interviews with them, shame nimoy died when they were estranged
Nolan Bell
But they're cool
Kevin Stewart
I like this episode , its one of my favorites. Mariette Hartly was easy on the eyes. Since this was , I think the last TOS episode filmed , I think it proves the show should have gotten a fourth season.
Lucas Edwards
Pretty sure turnabout intruder was the last one they filmed
Asher Edwards
Going by stardate, All Our Yesterdays is the final TOS episode in chronological story order, but All Our Yesterdays was produced and aired on TV before Turnabout Intruder
Ayden Green
>Turnabout Intruder
Tunrabout Intruder is a pretty bad episode , also 'sexist' by today's zoomer standards. But it is funny to see shatner imitating a hysterical female. Its one of those episodes like spocks brain that can be watched to laugh at.