Mr. Spock At His Most Pointlessly Pedantic (video)

 

Star Trek's writers always had fun with Spock's character...

...especially all the little quirks and idiosyncrasies that made him so much different from humans.

But in this particular episode, they may have gone just a bit overboard. 

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Mr. Spock At His Most Pointlessly Pedantic (video)

Mr. Spock At His Most Pointlessly Pedantic (Star Trek: "That Which Survives", 1969)

 

Star Trek's writers often enjoyed having a little fun with Spock's character...

...usually by contrasting his precise, stoic manner with that of his emotional human crewmates.

But in this episode, it's possible that they went just a tad overboard.

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Mr. Spock At His Most Pointlessly Pedantic (Star Trek: "That Which Survives", 1969)

The Best Scene In "Star Trek" History? ("The Doomsday Machine", 1967) (video)

Captain Kirk (William Shatner) is aboard the wrecked starship USS Constellation...

...and has aimed it directly into the maw of a renegade war machine headed for Earth.

The ship's is rigged to explode with a 30-second delay, but the transporter is acting up...
...making this an extremely perilous course of action for Kirk.

Sol Kaplan's excellent musical score is one of the best ever written for television.

The SPFX in this episode have since been updated with CGI...
...but many Trek fans much prefer these original effects.

Some shots use a model kit replica of the Enterprise.
Dramatic license is used in the countdown to show simultaneous events.

Many Star Trek fans regard this as the series' best episode ever.


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The Best Scene In "Star Trek" History? ("The Doomsday Machine", 1967) (video)

Star Trek III: The Search For Spock With A "CHiPs" Ending

 

I've always thought "Star Trek III: The Search For Spock" would be much better if it had a "CHiPs" ending. As, of course,  would many others things as well.

Sadly, my many letters to Paramount Pictures suggesting this have thus far fallen upon deaf ears. But now, thanks to the magic of "what if", we can enjoy that very thing right now!

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Star Trek III: The Search For Spock With A "CHiPs" Ending

CHEKOV GOTTA BOO-BOO! (A Star Trek Foolie)(video)

 

In space, no one can hear you scream.

Except Chekov. 

Everyone can hear Chekov scream.

And scream...and scream...and scream.


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CHEKOV GOTTA BOO-BOO! (A Star Trek Foolie)(video)

The #1 Coolest Scene In "STAR TREK: GENERATIONS" (1994) (video)

The Enterprise has destroyed the Klingon war bird commanded by B'Etor and Lursa...

...but the resulting warp core breach means the ship will explode in mere minutes.

All aboard are evacuated into the saucer, which then separates from the drive section.

When warp core explodes, the shock wave causes the saucer to make a crash landing on the planet, and...

The result is one of the most thrilling sequences in all of "Star Trek."


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The #1 Coolest Scene In "STAR TREK: GENERATIONS" (1994) (video)