Kirk and orion slave girls

[Thebestoftherest]

I find it funny those two are so closely associated with each other since in TOS Kirk never meet one on screen. They were a captain Pike thing.

[Muzer]

Well, he meets Marta in Whom Gods Destroy, doesn't he? Though I'm not sure come to think of it that she's ever referred to as a "slave girl". Perhaps she's just an Orion woman who likes erotic dancing.

Though TBH I much prefer Chuck's idea on Orion Slave Girl lore as expounded in his review of Enterprise's Bound, and this is now my headcanon on how it works.

[Thebestoftherest]

Well, he meets Marta in Whom Gods Destroy, doesn't he? Though I'm not sure come to think of it that she's ever referred to as a "slave girl". Perhaps she's just an Orion woman who likes erotic dancing.

Though TBH I much prefer Chuck's idea on Orion Slave Girl lore as expounded in his review of Enterprise's Bound, and this is now my headcanon on how it works.

It also the only explanation that doesn't make Pike seems lile a heartless montmster who want to work in the slave trade.

[griffeytrek]

I find it funny those two are so closely associated with each other since in TOS Kirk never meet one on screen. They were a captain Pike thing.

A lot of it has to do with the fact that most episodes featured that still shot of Susan Oliver dancing as Vina in the closing credits, that made it kind of sink into the viewers psyche.

[Thebestoftherest]

I find it funny those two are so closely associated with each other since in TOS Kirk never meet one on screen. They were a captain Pike thing.

A lot of it has to do with the fact that most episodes featured that still shot of Susan Oliver dancing as Vina in the closing credits, that made it kind of sink into the viewers psyche.

That's make sense.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

My first exposure was in Trek '09, so I thought it was more of a retread when Chuck brought it up in his review, just normalized for modern times (in the middle of a dorm room after the fact instead of a romantic scene fading to black in the 60's as I assumed).

Having watched the series keeping this legend in mind, he does come into contact with the slave girls as far as I think I remember, and he does go so far as to cunningly charm someone in another episode as per his captain's prerogative. Thus is legend, which is kind of muddled given they just went there with Trek '09.

[Beastro]

I find it funny those two are so closely associated with each other since in TOS Kirk never meet one on screen. They were a captain Pike thing.

This is more common than you'd think.

Detective Friday from Dragnet never said "Just the facts, ma'am".

Bogart doesn't say "Play it again, Sam" in Casablanca, but "Play it, Sam".

[Thebestoftherest]

Or beam me up scotty.

[CharlesPhipps]

I took Pike as basically just rambling bullshit off he'd rather be doing. Which is canon even to the episode.

[Deledrius]

I find it funny those two are so closely associated with each other since in TOS Kirk never meet one on screen. They were a captain Pike thing.

This is more common than you'd think.

Detective Friday from Dragnet never said "Just the facts, ma'am".

Bogart doesn't say "Play it again, Sam" in Casablanca, but "Play it, Sam".

It's probably a combination of that misquote effect and the Kirk Drift.