Ha! This episode means that the world of Star Trek, as we know it, is erroneous and side-by-side, because it arose as a result of the paradox when an adult Spock saves himself as a child. That is, in the "real" world, Spock died when he was seven years old. We need three seasons of TOS with Talin as senior assistant!
@porco: No, Spock died at the age of seven because Kirk and Spock messed up the time a bit at the beginning of the episode. That is, they messed up in one time travel to fix it in another.
It's not because of that. At the beginning of the episode, Kirk and Spock were hanging out in the past on Orion and didn't change anything. And the past has changed, because at that time others were scanning the history of Vulcan 30 years ago, when Spock, an adult, had to save himself at the age of seven, but was busy on Orion 🤯
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10But Spock couldn't save himself if he had to die.
We need three seasons of TOS with Talin as senior assistant!
"Business?"
"A demonstration of the Vulcan neck grip."
And little Spock was a bully. =D