On the US TV series "Star Trek", what is the ritual that every Vulcan has to experience to be free of emotion?
Correct answer: Kolinahr
Eva
Snance, my husband and I both grew up watching Star Trek and have never left that particular nerd hole since. In our 60’s now and still enjoy it. Live long and prosper. 😂😂
Taliesin12
Thank you Gene R. for your visionary television shows ! Star Trek has added so much to my life. Wouldn’t give it up even to be cool. I need my Star Trek like Kirk needs his pain.
Thor
Trek is a way of life. lol seriously, it has great lessons. imagine we all worked together for the betterment of each other
Ray
Love the Star Trek series, all of them .
Aradlaw
This is another question answered thru Big Bang.
Unreal Neil.
Spock was a Vulcan...
Merry
Unreal Neil., Spock was a half breed. Half human. Why in some of the shows, he was very conflicted.
Snance
My really good looking husband started watching this show when he was 45. He waited a long time to go down the nerd hole. Not sure how I feel about it. It is a good show, like when I was 12.
Merry
Taliesin12, I have a watch that I treasure! The second hand is a tiny Enterprise going round and round.
Laura
Eva, I’m also in my 60’s and I watch 5 different versions, 6 nights a week.
Star Trek
Next Generation
Deep Space Nine
Voyager &
Enterprise
Myffa
Player #151898054, No, they had extremely strong emotions and had to learn to conquer them so they wouldnt wipe out their species. (Maybe humans ought to learn a little of it)
Myffa
Veritas, Wasnt that Ponn Farr? That occurred every 7 years?
Veritas
I could only remember pomvar. Something about Vulcan puberty or mating
Player #151898054
As Spock would say; "Fascinating." Though I've probably seen every episode of TOS, and vaguely remember the word, I thought that they were born without emotions.
TestyAlien3443
Unreal Neil., Vulcan father anyway
Wannabe Vulcan
I didn't think we heard about Kolinahr until the first movie (1979).