Vulcan

They didn't even hurt.

They threw one can at him, and he suddenly reverts to being a little boy on Vulcan.

He's just like, oh, I'm being bullied.

Stop.

Nature and motivations.

And a little bit of the Vulcan education show, upbringing showing there.

Yeah, for sure.

But, yeah.

They then created the Great Balance mythology, where those who had experienced Vahari would sacrifice themselves in the culling.

While there is much talk of oppression, there is actually no indication that the Ba'ul interfered with the Kelpiens at all, with Saru saying that in many ways Kaminar is a paradise for the Kelpiens.

The Ba'ul found a way to create the same kind of life for the Kelpiens that humans were never able to achieve on their own until the intervention of the Vulcans following first contact.

Okay, yeah.

He does not say Bogons.

He says Vulcans.

You know, one of the main things people know about Star Trek.

And they don't get the word Vulcans in the captions.

Did they run it through, like, YouTube's

auto-captioning bullshit? So here's the thing.

No, but you know, because what it speaks to is that an alien species is not, it's not a monolith, right? Like when you're saying that, I think that that is what the best part about quote unquote new track is, is that you assume that a Klingon is this, we're going to show you that they are not all the same.

We're, you think that a Betazoid is this, you think that a, A Vulcan is this.

Everybody can be different.

An Orion.

Oh, I mean, it's getting started already on social media, of course, with the fan bases, which is always enjoyable.

But if we want to be not robots, but logical Vulcans, logical football minds about this game, let's go back to that.

Because you've talked about the matchup of Mason and the SDSU offense against the USD defense.

What about the other way around? Because the Jackrabbits have been extremely hard to move the ball on all season except for a couple big plays in the first half against UND.

The quick plot, for those who don't remember, the Federation Starship Enterprise limp-specked Earth following a battle with the superhuman Khan Noonien Singh, who tried to destroy the Enterprise by detonating an experimental terraforming device known as Genesis.

The casualties of the fight include Admiral James T. Kirk's Vulcan friend Spock, whose casket has unexpectedly landed onto the surface of the planet created by the Genesis device.

Upon arriving at Earth, space doc Dr. Leonard McCoy begins to act strangely and is arrested.

Starfleet Admiral Morrow visits Enterprise and informs the crew the ship is to be decommissioned.

The crew is ordered not to speak about Genesis due to political fallout over the device.

David Marcus, Kirk's son, a key scientist in Genesis' development, and the Vulcan Savick are investigating the Genesis planet from the science vessel USS Grissom.

Discovering an unexpected life form on the surface, Marcus and Savick transport to the planet.

They find that the Genesis device has resurrected Spock in the form of a child, although his mind is not present.

cardassians

ladies and gentlemen boys and girls Romulans and Vulcans.

Borg and Hirogen.

I'm running out of alien species.

Endorians?

Endorians.

Endorians and Vulcans.

Wookiees and people who are ever from the planet that Captain Tame is from.

I mean, even Tuvok to some extent, right? But he's...

He, because of his Vulcan blood and his Vulcan genes, he's able to deal with a little bit more.

He's the one that's able to get to the helm to try to reverse course in the Nebula, but...

It's very painful, very quick.

yeah.

And everybody could have been like, but wait a second, you're claustrophobic.

Aren't you Vulcan? Yeah.

Do Vulcans get claustrophobic? I mean, that would have been kind of a fun little twist, I think.