#this episode is both horrifying amd some other thing..

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[calliecat93]

At last we emter Season 2 of Star Trek. Episodes 30-33. Here we go:

Amok Time: Heard about this and stuff like pon farr already, but even with that knowledge this was a great episode.it was nice to not only learn more about Vulcans and their culture, it to finally get to see Vulcan itself. Despite knowing going in, seeing Spock not only getting angry but VERY much struggling with it and the urges to potenitally kill Kirk or someone else was... shocking. But Kirk trying to help him throughout, even willing to disregard Starfleet to so so, really shows how much he cares for Spock under whatver lense you choose to look at it through. It made Kirk being forced into ignting him to the death with Spock more or less being gone to his biological urges horrifying to witness. Thank agod that McCoy figured out a solution, at least SOMEONE managed to hold onto their brain cells. And even though we all knew that Kirk would live, Spock’s reaction to both believing that he just killed his best friend is heartbreaking, and his emotional response when he sees Kirk alive was lovely... and then outright hilarious when he tried to deny it. Oh and Chekov being utterly done with all the back amd forth was also hilarious XD. Great episode! 5/5

Who Mourns for Adonais?: Yeah, I completely zoned out on this one. Didn’t care for it. IDK if I’d call it bad, but it gave me the same impression as The Squire of Gothos: boring and weird but not in a fun way. I guess that the ending was supposed to make me feel pity... but no. I get hating being alone, but Apollo wasn’t charming or likeable enough for me to car. Kirk’s speeck to Carolyn about humanity/duty was nice though and Spock, Sulu, and Uhura working to reach the others were the parts that I actually paid attention to. Otherwise, it was meh. 2/5.

The Changeling: Yes guys, let the mysterious robot roam around your ship freely when you have no idea what the thing is capable of. That worked GREAT with Khan, after all. Speaking of... guess this was what inspired the plot of The Motion Picture since it’s VERY similar, but without all the special effect shots. It’s done better than the movie since the plot was intended for 50 minutes, and they covered it in 50 minutes instead of trying to make it work within two hours. But it’s still just okay. NOMAD was creepy and... well, robotic. I did like seeing more with Kirk, Spock, amd McCoy and it’s pretty clear that the dynamic has truly clicked since at least near the end of S1. Spock’s mind meld going wrong also legit freaked me out. These factors helped make me get into this one more than the precious one and it does execute the plot of The Motion Picture better than The Motion Picture did. Also Uhura’s singing was lovely XD Not great, but not bad either. 3/5.

Mirror, Mirror: Alright, this is one I’ve been excited for! It was good! We have Kirk, McCoy, Uhura, and Scotty put into a bery dangeorus situation surrounded by the ones they know, but completeley twisted. It was nice to see Scotty and Uhura get more screentime, they’re great XD The four also coordinating and adapting to the situation was freat and shows how effective that they all can be especially considering they’re situation. It was also funny whenever we cut back to the regular universe and Spock being...ell Spock against Sharner going ovelry hammy as Mirror Kirk. Ah,I love tou Spock IDK how I feel about Mirror Spock’s turn because I DO think that him finding out the truth would provoke a potential change... but him... you know... MIND MELDING MCCOY AGAINST HIS CONSENT KINDA GOES UTTELRY UNADRESSED. And after McCoy risked being stuck in that universe to save him cause he’s a doctor who cares too. But hey, McCoy clealry recovered and maybe Mirror Spock can cause a change for the better, who knows. Still feels pretty screwed up to ignore though, But that’s a nitpick/me caring about my favorite character too much. It was a really good episode with a great ensemble that lets Scotty and Unura get some limelight and as it sas that I had been anticipating for a long time, it very much met my expectations. 5/5.

So two meh episode, but two really great ones. Plenty more to go though~

[iamjjmmma]

Here's the plot for how I think the next Glitchtale episode will unfold

DISCLAIMER: THIS IS IN NO WAY THE ACTUAL PLOT OF THE NEXT EPISODE. THIS IS JUST A FAN'S PIPE DREAM OF HOW THE NEXT EPISODE MIGHT PLAY OUT. GLITCHTALE BELONGS TO CAMILA CUEVAS. THAT BEING SAID, ON THE OFF CHANCE THAT SHE DOES FIND OUT THIS THING EXISTS, SHE IS ALLOWED TO USE AS LITTLE OR AS MUCH AS SHE LIKES OF THIS CREATION AS LONG AS SHE GIVES ME CREDIT. THIS APPLIES TO THE REST OF YOU. 

 Without further ado, let us begin. 

 This begins with a narration of Dr. Gaster thinking that he is a failure. Sans wakes up in utter agony. Meanwhile, Gaster finishes fighting the blobs and heals Papyrus. They all discover Sans, who screams in pain as the narrative ends.

 Mettaton is seen being carried off to an abandoned building, which is discovered to have the highest source of magical energy in the surrounding area. He confesses to everyone how he is a failure, but Muffet and Isabelle are quick to tend to him and say that he’s a stellar person. Mettaton says his thanks, but says that he wants real friends who say that instead of admirers. The others protest before Muffet backs up and says that she did admire him a little. But Isabelle doesn’t, comforting Mettaton and improving her skills as a therapist. Later, she kills a bug and realizes they’re all coming from the same source. She screams, and Muffet and Mettaton rush toward her. 

 While Toriel is watching Chara fight Betty and fending off some of the pink blobs, Asgore has a premonition and tells Toriel he needs to go. Toriel protests a little, but Asgore tells her the last time that he ignored his premonition, someone extremely important to Dr. Gaster and him died (Gaster’s wife). Toriel’s relationship with him is more strained than ever, and Toriel starts to berate him, paying attention less and less with every insult. Because of the insults, Asgore fights less and less effectively, and when a blob takes down Toriel without her noticing, she is almost killed by it. Asgore overcomes it with his emotional resolve to save his wife, and he manages to at least form a shield to stop it from stabbing Toriel before someone else takes over. After thanking him, Asgore leaves, but just as he sees someone, he yells out just before we see a blob tackle Asgore.

 Betty sends Asriel to go “take care of something. You know what.” I don’t do very well with fight scenes at all, so let’s just say that Chara gets his booty kicked and has to have his mommy take him home. Betty does get overconfident, though, and for a moment, thinks she’ll be strong enough to control the HATE. But it takes over, revealing a frightening face. 

 Undyne tries to fight the Pink Blob on her own, but she eventually gets hurt, especially after memories of Alphys bog her down. They’re minor injuries, but members of the AMD see what’s happening and start to lure the creature over to a room near the AMD’s old headquarters, where they’ve hooked up massive generators next to the spotlights. Just as the blob is about to kill her, Rave gives the order for the spotlights to fire, and the blob explodes. 

 Later, Papyrus is in Sans’ room, calming Sans down. Rave calls and asks if he can speak to Jessica, and with a heavy heart, he tells Rave what happened. After hearing Sans in pain, Dr. Gaster is beside himself with both his son’s and Jessica’s death. He steps out on the street without looking, and immediately, he sees Dr. Gaster yelling for him “not to do it” before he is tackled by a blob. Dr. Gaster saves him and invites him inside. When Dr. Gaster asks him how Sans is doing, Dr. Gaster just shakes his head and cries. Asgore says hello to Sans and thanks him for what he did to save Asriel. Dr. Gaster sobs like a child. Dr. Gaster comes over to comfort him and says nothing but, “I know. I know.” and patting him on the back. 

 Once Mettaton and Muffet rush to where Isabelle is screaming, they realize she is screaming at a.corpse on the ground that almost looks exactly like Isabelle, down to the hair. They start to cover the body with what blankets they can find, but Mettaton starts hallucinating visions from the past of Agate creating the Bete Noire, and staggers against the wall. He frantically sprints towards a stash of medieval paper, where he draws his picture of Agate creating Betty. Muffet screams, abandoning him and Isabelle to be by themselves. Mettaton, horrified, whispers that they “have to warn the others”. As he looks over at the corpse and his painting, flashes of the hallucination pop up on the screen. 

 The Hate takes over for a few minutes, and during that, Chara gets his booty kicked and Tori has to take him home. But this weakens Betty to the point where Chara makes a cut on her ear that’s permanent, but covered by her hair. This is a huge blow to Betty’s pride. Chara passes out, but he smiles at the prospect of Betty actually being hurt. 

 Undyne is in shock as she finds out that a powerful-enough blast of magic can kill even the strongest of Betty’s minions and wonders how and if this will be effective on Betty herself (she hasn’t witnessed the fight between her and Mettaton). Undyne asks what happened before Rave comes out. Undyne starts to berate Rave for what Ronan told her. Realizing that she left Ronan behind, Undyne starts sprinting out the door before Rave can say anything. Rave chases her all the way to where Ronan was, and when Undyne picks up Ronan and starts to heal him, Rave says that he was the one who gave the order to fire the spotlights. Undyne berates him again, but Ronan says he’s had a rocky relationship with Ronan in the past because of Jessica’s irresponsibility for her daughter and Ronan being a part of her job, which contributed to Alina’s death. He says, with a melancholy tone, “Believe me. If Ronan was awake, I’d probably be knocked unconscious somewhere.” Undyne asks what happened, and Rave tells her of Jessica’s death. Undyne remembers the conversation Jessica and her had about her guilt over killing Alphys and starts crying. Rave, in a more sentimental gesture, sits next to her. He tries to put his hand on her shoulder, but Undyne pushes it off. Ronan wakes up, revealing he’d watched the whole thing unfold. Undyne remembers Papyrus and says she has to take care of someone. She walks off to the distance. The camera pans out. 

 Sans says that he has to go, and against all the pain, he gets out of bed. Almost everyone tries to stop him, but he teleports anyway. He clutches himself in pain for quite awhile after that, but he then hobbles to the camera room of the old Anti-Monster Department, now partially destroyed after the city’s siege. He then calls out for someone, saying, “If you’re anywhere, you’re probably here.” After awhile, Asriel then comes. He fights Sans, who.tries fighting back a little, but the pain prevents him from fighting any more. So he only dodges in the way only he can. Asriel asks why he won’t fight back, and Sans asks if Asriel remembers him, if he remembers this place. The memories flood into Asriel’s head, and he is broken out of his HATE. Completely exhausted from the fight, Sans collapses, very close to death. Asriel is very confused, but panics and tries to carry him to a nearby hospital. However, he runs into Dr. Gaster, Asgore, Papyrus, and Undyne. Sans dies. Dr. Gaster begins another narrative. Mettaton is drawing five, ten more drawings of Betty. Tori is carrying and injured Chara, crying and screaming. Ronan and Rave are fighting more blobs, and Zachary is running, screaming to find his father. The last shot is of Asriel wailing into his father’s arms before the episode goes dark. Dr. Gaster says, “I did nothing, and death presses on. I did everything, and death still presses on. This is my end. This is my lacrimosa.” The episode ends. I'll make a script out of all of this later.