Thanks for sharing this. It is so neat to see this as "raw" footage without the music or sound effects. It is as if we are right there on the set enjoying these incredible performances. And they are incredible.
This has been around for years but never posted on youtube. There is more. VHS tape has a bunch more. I don't upload to youtube anymore but whoever posted this should show the complete tape.
Never seen this before. Wish they had recovered all deleted scenes and put them back in when they released the series on blu ray so you could have 3 versions to watch (original; original with updated cgi; updated with cgi and deleted scenes).
From my understanding, the "Roddenberry Vaults" have never really been opened up before and allowed unmitigated access to the treasures within. It's only been within the last 5-7 years that stuff like this is being discovered! My big question would be though if the trims (like this clip) were saved.... were the camera negatives as well?? Were all the sound tapes saved?? If the negatives and the sound WERE saved, restorations like you describe could be done.
@@That_AMC_Guy With the AI restoration processes that have been developed, I’m willing to bet that this footage alone is enough to restore the scene to full HD! If you haven’t seen them, checkout some of the AI colorizations here on UA-cam of early 1900 and even late 1800 films. Full color with correct shutter speed, and AI computed interpolation to expand to a full 24 or even 60 frames per second!
@@thewiirocks Yes!!!! Those are absolutely amazing!!! Ive seen some from WW2 that look like could have been filmed yesterday. One thing I dont particularly care for is when background sound is added, like traffic or street noise. Obviously muting takes care of that.
@@kingforaday8725 Many of the WWII films you've probably seen are actually untouched. Film technology was getting quite good by the early '40s. Talkies became common in the 1920s, leading to the standardization of recording and projection speeds. Technicolor processes became widespread in the 1930s, meaning those full color films you see of HItler and his staff are generally original film created for news and/or propaganda purposes. Some of the battle footage like those of carriers and their planes looks a bit less crisp. But that's because the cameras had to operate under less than ideal conditions. And they still look amazing despite the conditions. Most of our impressions of poor film stock from the time actually comes from television. Television recording works different from film recording (being encoded as an NTSC signal to drive a television tube) and was far lower quality than movie prints were capable of. Also, a tendency by theaters to mistreat their film, introducing scratches and pops further contributes to the poor impression. The reality was that film technology was quite good by then. And if you watch many of the restored Turner Classic films, you can see just how good. e.g. I just watched Judy Garland's 1944 film, "Meet me in St Louis". It's like being transported to a completely different time and place, with gas lighting, horse and buggy, early telephone systems, etc. It's a really incredible time capsule. The real _tour de force_ though, is The Wizard of Oz. That film has been so incredibly well preserved that you would not believe that it was a 1939 film!
The Tape was sold at Conventions years ago(Not Star Trek Conventions). I have it. Hopefully, he will post more of it soon. Has outtakes from other shows as well. I thought everyone had seen this. Please don't ask me for copies because I don't post on youtube anymore.
This is one reason why television in the 60s was as good as it was and by that I mean it was great. Montalban was one of the most-respected and best actors of his day and this scene between Nimoy and him, and DeForrest Kelly who was also a hugely-accomplished and respected film actor, is a level of talent on television that is completely absent today. This was craft, not spectacle.
It was a crime to cut any of Ricardo Montalban's lines, much less scenes. He and William Windom were the finest guest stars to appear on TOS, if not the entirety of the Star Trek franchise.
@ Colorme Dubious. Ricardo Montalban and William Windom were indeed superb in their performances in "Space Seed" and "The Doomsday Machine", respectively, but Barbara Anderson and Arnold Moss as Lenore and Anton Karidian and Robert Walker Jr. as Charlie Evans in "The Conscious of the King" and "Charlie X", respectively, were equally outstanding!
Had the privilege to spend a few hours with William Windom on a cross country flight in the early 80s. Wonderful time. He played a good game of chess, and was more interested in me being in the Air Force than talking about himself.
Spock: "The way you took command of the ship was brilliant. I would have hacked the ship's controls using the console code." Kahn: "The what?" Spock: "Nothing."
Star Trek WAS popular. Read These Are The Voyages: Volumes 1,2,&#. The books go into detail about the ratings. NBC canceled the show because the ratings declined in season 3 and the network execs thought they could get the same ratings in that time slot with a cheaper show. The execs were also tired of Roddenberry antagonizing them and trash-talking them and the network at conventions.
@@robertodell9193 Not like he was trash-talking them for no reason: they cut the budget and insisted on making nonsensical edits to the episodes, to the point that Roddenberry left the show after season 2. Then the ratings dipped.
McCoy " Don't you forget, I saved your life !!!!" " Ah , ....Doctor, doctor......you forget. I'm Khan and I do not return favors." Then Khan backhands bones.
WOW, just when i thought there was nothing more to see from the OS. This did not even make it to that deleted scenes coffee table book that came out a couple of years ago.
I had to watch it twice to notice it too. If they had gotten as far as adding the beam and the sound effect to the scene, it would have been a lot more obvious.
Wow, what a gem. Earlier in the episode Spock couldn't understand how his fellow officers could admire Kahn and still be against him. This shows Spock is also capable of the same admiration. Was it learned during this event?
I'm not so certain that Spock calling Khan's takeover of the ship as "brilliant" is a sign of Spock showing admiration; he is just pointing out as a fact that Khan is a smart guy.
Spock admires logic but learns that logic for the wrong reasons is still wrong. There are several points in the series where this realization is vocalize. As to this scene in the screenplay, it is one of character opposition...for Spock a circle from the foreshadowing of the mentioned scene. WNMHGB epilog he says, I Felt for him....completely contrary to his first and later scenes. Galileo 7, is Spock's gteat character arc episode.
Wow. They really should have kept this 'in'. De Forest deserved this scene, having also 'toughed-out' the knife scene with 'Khan' earlier, and am I right in thinking that, apart from the dinner scene, there were no other face-off scenes between Nimoy and Montalban? Perhaps, they wanted to avoid Spock 'neck-pinching' him, or as Shatner says in the "...Paradise" episode, originally aired almost back to back with this one: "...aroused, his [Spock's] great physical strength could kill(!)...", so best to avoid a 'fight' between the two characters.
Amazing scene! Thanks so much! I thought I seen every tidbit, cut scene or blooper over the years. Deforest, Nimoy and Montalban were great! I especially liked Spock's line. And Khan's response.
"Never thought I'd say this to a patient, but you owe me something." In other words, the Federation has universal health care -- probably single-payer.
I always found it amusing that the extras - be they crewmembers or within the enemy - always look, talk, and act like they're brought in from the local teamster's union...
@@Asher8328 Exactly. He should have been court-martialed for allowing an unauthorized non-Starfleet member to gain Federation starship knowledge - ESPECIALLY to a known criminal from centuries past. Can you imagine? "Oh sure, Napoleon, our military secrets are all yours!"
Its amazing how hollow and crap this looks BUT when its all put together in the editing with the music and you see the whole episode ... its completely different. it grabs you and its like a day dream.
It was really neat to see this. I am one of those people who has seen every episode dozens if not hundreds of times. Thanks for uploading this! It would be GREAT of someone would clean it up and put in the effects!
Wow!!! 👋👋👋👍👍👍 Was this scene, one of those specials when you purchase the box set? If it a bonus features DVD, is there more? It's my saddest moment in my life,!!! Back in 1995 I had been living in my new apartment now, for a little over 3 months, Xmas was 2 days away,so my future ex wife was busting to give me my gift now! The entire VHS Trek collection, (😂😂VHS, remember those?) Man ! I was pumped, was planning on having my own marathon, starting after we came back from Xmas shopping! Well, it was almost 10pm, time to split, as I finally got within 3 blocks of my house, there was shit loads of firetrucks! And my girl said holy shit! Who's place do you think babe??? And as I got just close enough to see I started freaking the fuck out! Yup,, me!!! Everything was all destroyed! Merry Christmas huh?
The plot wouldn't have gotten so far had McCoy regarded Kahn's putting a knife to his throat worthy of a report to security section or the commanding officer.
To be fair, he thought it was a scared civilian waking on some strange medical facility (which he was, kinda). It was worthy a report, but let us not forget Kirk gave Khan access to the ship manuals. And if he were a normal man, as they thought he was, he would not be a threat. They probably would not have treated him different, aggressive behaviour or not. And Khan was guarded and confined after his meal with the officers anyway after they started suspect him.
They should've kept this scene in. It always struck me as odd that McCoy would sit still and watch Kirk essentially die in a decompression chamber. He's always been so vocal and protective of his friends. This deleted scene is much more in line with his character.
Many of the perils Kirk & crew faced were attributable to either an incredibly slack Starfleet security protocol, or failure of the commanding officer in training and enforcement of that protocol.
Obvious why it was cut. Spock as toadie makes no sense, and McCoy’s original encounter with Khan was far superior acting. Throwaway scene that detracts from Khan’s mystique.
Such a great ensemble of late, legendary performers! I always appreciated how fantastic Nimoy was with Spocks' character; Kelley with McCoy. Fantastic actors! And, I say it everytime, Uhura was an absolute stunner!
Very cool to see any unused footage from TOS, but a particular treat for it to be from this episode. And yet, I can see why it didn't make the cut - having Spock refuse to approve of Khan seeking to avoid bloodshed by saying he does approve of Khan's method of seizing the ship by force, is just stupid writing.
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It is too bad “Wrath of Khan” had such a mediocre budget. I would have loved to see how a ship can be taken over like it was shown in Under Siege. The casting of the Chippendales dancers was a bit limited and did not emulate the original story about a mixed diversified race of supermen.
Very much in agreement. At least they _were_ diverse in the script. At one point Khan is trying to reach his soldiers on the intercom and he calls the names "Rodriguez, Ling, and McPherson". I give 'em points for trying. And for me Ricardo Montalban makes up for the lack of budget and generic extras - the camp of TOS is part of the charm of TOS.
It's too bad the schedules of Montalban and Shatner didn't allow them to be together in the movie. A scene is needed where Kirk offers himself to buy time for his crew. Khan would soundly thrash him. Kirk would be snatched away, by the restored transporter, avoiding the killing blow. That would further enrage Khan.
Totally agree. Personally, I think Star Trek might've weathered those years BETTER with a TV series. If "The Motion Picture" had instead been a mini-series in 1975 that kickstarted a new series (as it was originally proposed) then say 1976-80 would have been amazing years with a TV show. THEN in the 80's, kick off the movie years with "Wrath of Khan". But, hindsight is always 20/20....
The older I get, the more appreciation I have for DeForest Kelley's acting ability. He is amazing!
They were all in their prime back then.
Try to catch all the old westerns De was in, and yes, that includes "Gunfight at the OK Corral".
@@DennisMoore664 They were all still alive back then.
Dammit Jim
He was a great character, and with a good sense of comedy. I saw him once in a western, I think he was a bad guy.
What was viewed as redundant excess taping to a film editor in 1966 is a super rare treasure nowadays.
Indeed it is
No tape, the series was shot on film. Tape is a video term.
Thanks for sharing this. It is so neat to see this as "raw" footage without the music or sound effects. It is as if we are right there on the set enjoying these incredible performances. And they are incredible.
This has been around for years but never posted on youtube. There is more. VHS tape has a bunch more. I don't upload to youtube anymore but whoever posted this should show the complete tape.
Yes indeed it is
Never seen this before. Wish they had recovered all deleted scenes and put them back in when they released the series on blu ray so you could have 3 versions to watch (original; original with updated cgi; updated with cgi and deleted scenes).
From my understanding, the "Roddenberry Vaults" have never really been opened up before and allowed unmitigated access to the treasures within. It's only been within the last 5-7 years that stuff like this is being discovered! My big question would be though if the trims (like this clip) were saved.... were the camera negatives as well?? Were all the sound tapes saved?? If the negatives and the sound WERE saved, restorations like you describe could be done.
@@That_AMC_Guy With the AI restoration processes that have been developed, I’m willing to bet that this footage alone is enough to restore the scene to full HD!
If you haven’t seen them, checkout some of the AI colorizations here on UA-cam of early 1900 and even late 1800 films. Full color with correct shutter speed, and AI computed interpolation to expand to a full 24 or even 60 frames per second!
They will probably periodically release these over the years each time with a new name so you will buy the sets again to have the new enhancements!
@@thewiirocks Yes!!!! Those are absolutely amazing!!! Ive seen some from WW2 that look like could have been filmed yesterday. One thing I dont particularly care for is when background sound is added, like traffic or street noise. Obviously muting takes care of that.
@@kingforaday8725 Many of the WWII films you've probably seen are actually untouched. Film technology was getting quite good by the early '40s. Talkies became common in the 1920s, leading to the standardization of recording and projection speeds. Technicolor processes became widespread in the 1930s, meaning those full color films you see of HItler and his staff are generally original film created for news and/or propaganda purposes.
Some of the battle footage like those of carriers and their planes looks a bit less crisp. But that's because the cameras had to operate under less than ideal conditions. And they still look amazing despite the conditions.
Most of our impressions of poor film stock from the time actually comes from television. Television recording works different from film recording (being encoded as an NTSC signal to drive a television tube) and was far lower quality than movie prints were capable of. Also, a tendency by theaters to mistreat their film, introducing scratches and pops further contributes to the poor impression.
The reality was that film technology was quite good by then. And if you watch many of the restored Turner Classic films, you can see just how good. e.g. I just watched Judy Garland's 1944 film, "Meet me in St Louis". It's like being transported to a completely different time and place, with gas lighting, horse and buggy, early telephone systems, etc. It's a really incredible time capsule.
The real _tour de force_ though, is The Wizard of Oz. That film has been so incredibly well preserved that you would not believe that it was a 1939 film!
As an avid _STAR TREK_ fan my whole life, I truly thought I'd seen everything. Thank you. Very much appreciated. 🖖
Same here!
i like the original series and deep space nine.
Paramount plus has the original pilot episode as submitted to the network. I enjoyed seeing it.
The Tape was sold at Conventions years ago(Not Star Trek Conventions). I have it. Hopefully, he will post more of it soon. Has outtakes from other shows as well. I thought everyone had seen this. Please don't ask me for copies because I don't post on youtube anymore.
You and I both and I'm 60+ years old and thought I saw everything sbout the 60s Star Trek tv show series.
This is one reason why television in the 60s was as good as it was and by that I mean it was great. Montalban was one of the most-respected and best actors of his day and this scene between Nimoy and him, and DeForrest Kelly who was also a hugely-accomplished and respected film actor, is a level of talent on television that is completely absent today. This was craft, not spectacle.
This scene plays out like it came from the second movie rather than a tv episode.
It was a crime to cut any of Ricardo Montalban's lines, much less scenes. He and William Windom were the finest guest stars to appear on TOS, if not the entirety of the Star Trek franchise.
Well said, totally agree. Windom's breakdown after losing his entire crew is just amazing.
@ Colorme Dubious. Ricardo Montalban and William Windom were indeed superb in their performances in "Space Seed" and "The Doomsday Machine", respectively, but Barbara Anderson and Arnold Moss as Lenore and Anton Karidian and Robert Walker Jr. as Charlie Evans in "The Conscious of the King" and "Charlie X", respectively, were equally outstanding!
@@michaelbarlow6610 No disagreement here.
Star Trek had incredible guest stars.
Had the privilege to spend a few hours with William Windom on a cross country flight in the early 80s. Wonderful time. He played a good game of chess, and was more interested in me being in the Air Force than talking about himself.
Wow. Never seen this. I love it. McCoy: passionate. Spock: logical.
Old friends long gone. Thank you for posting this
I haven’t seen that before. Thanx for sharing
Don't let this get around, but there was a lot that going on during the golden age of television.
Great interaction here between the crew and who will become one of their greatest enemies.
Shame this didn't make the cut
Spock: "The way you took command of the ship was brilliant. I would have hacked the ship's controls using the console code."
Kahn: "The what?"
Spock: "Nothing."
...
James T. Kirk: "Here it comes, Khan." [To Spock] "Now, Mr. Spock."
I just laughed so hard that I started coughing. Thanks.
*Prefix code
Khan was the villain. Kahn was his attorney.
@@whiskeyvictor5703 Yes from the law firm WEI, Cheatem and HOWE
Kelly really reacts to being blasted very well without effects. Now That's great acting.
Why the American public never caught on to Star trek when first aired as always been a massive mystery to me, greatest SCI-FI show ever.
I ALWAYS watched it. Loved every episode.
That was why. S-F was seen as kiddie stuff. Star Trek was *not* for kids but adults.
They _did_ catch on when it first aired. The Nielsen ratings were always a sham.
Star Trek WAS popular. Read These Are The Voyages: Volumes 1,2,&#. The books go into detail about the ratings. NBC canceled the show because the ratings declined in season 3 and the network execs thought they could get the same ratings in that time slot with a cheaper show. The execs were also tired of Roddenberry antagonizing them and trash-talking them and the network at conventions.
@@robertodell9193
Not like he was trash-talking them for no reason: they cut the budget and insisted on making nonsensical edits to the episodes, to the point that Roddenberry left the show after season 2.
Then the ratings dipped.
Khan then traded the Enterprise for a Chrysler Cordoba.
Rich in Corinthian leather
@@ronaldcustard4636 "I like what they've done to my Enterprise!"
He drove it while in exile on 'Fahhntasy Island'.
McCoy " Don't you forget, I saved your life !!!!"
" Ah , ....Doctor, doctor......you forget. I'm Khan and I do not return favors."
Then Khan backhands bones.
@@ronaldcustard4636 ....and soft, crushed velour...
Wow I love that small scene. Go McCoy, standing up to Khan.
More "Space Seed" Stuff is always amazing
Without background music, this scene is actually a lot scarier!
WOW, just when i thought there was nothing more to see from the OS. This did not even make it to that deleted scenes coffee table book that came out a couple of years ago.
I love how that room has the original main viewer from The Cage.
Reused sets are a great cost-saver. Just ask Nicholas Meyer.
Who doesn’t have excess equipment stored in the conference room at work?
a shame it was cut, it adds more to the brutality of Khan.
This is awesome. Getting to see clips that end up on the cutting floor is a rare treat. Would love to see more of these.
Didn't see the guy with the phaser ... for a minute I thought Kahn used a 1" elbow punch to send McCoy to the floor. 👊
I had to watch it twice to notice it too. If they had gotten as far as adding the beam and the sound effect to the scene, it would have been a lot more obvious.
It looks like Khan’s hands were tied in the beginning.
Among other things, it's delightful to see Ricardo Montalbán playing Khan! Thanks for bringing us this scene!
Wow, what a gem. Earlier in the episode Spock couldn't understand how his fellow officers could admire Kahn and still be against him. This shows Spock is also capable of the same admiration. Was it learned during this event?
I'm not so certain that Spock calling Khan's takeover of the ship as "brilliant" is a sign of Spock showing admiration; he is just pointing out as a fact that Khan is a smart guy.
Spock admires logic but learns that logic for the wrong reasons is still wrong. There are several points in the series where this realization is vocalize.
As to this scene in the screenplay, it is one of character opposition...for Spock a circle from the foreshadowing of the mentioned scene.
WNMHGB epilog he says, I Felt for him....completely contrary to his first and later scenes.
Galileo 7, is Spock's gteat character arc episode.
@@STho205 like in "Patterns of Force". A very efficient regime, at first.
@@Isuzu81 well said:
Let's Go John Gill!
Except Oliver Crawford poached the idea for Seven from Flight of the Phoanix and Ellison callef him out on it. Lol.
Wow. They really should have kept this 'in'. De Forest deserved this scene, having also 'toughed-out' the knife scene with 'Khan' earlier, and am I right in thinking that, apart from the dinner scene, there were no other face-off scenes between Nimoy and Montalban? Perhaps, they wanted to avoid Spock 'neck-pinching' him, or as Shatner says in the "...Paradise" episode, originally aired almost back to back with this one: "...aroused, his [Spock's] great physical strength could kill(!)...", so best to avoid a 'fight' between the two characters.
It went against everything the episode was trying to show. It was good they cut this out.
Amazing scene! Thanks so much! I thought I seen every tidbit, cut scene or blooper over the years.
Deforest, Nimoy and Montalban were great! I especially liked Spock's line. And Khan's response.
"Never thought I'd say this to a patient, but you owe me something."
In other words, the Federation has universal health care -- probably single-payer.
Some fine Corinthian leather seats aboard the Enterprise.
I always found it amusing that the extras - be they crewmembers or within the enemy - always look, talk, and act like they're brought in from the local teamster's union...
Liked Khan’s reaction to Spock’s “brilliant.” He knew sarcasm when he heard it. 🙂
You could say Khan gave Bones the cold shoulder.
Ugh! I love this! Wish they kept it!
If you find more clips like this one, I'd love to see them!
Little did Spock know that fifteen years from now he would pay the ultimate price for letting Khan live.
Little did I know, the girl I cheated twice on in college would turn out to be the one who got away.
Spock's little jab at Kirk there, for letting Khan have access to the ship's layout.
Still can't get over Kirk allowing Khan to have access to the ship's technical manuals. He makes some huge mistakes in this episode.
@@Asher8328 Exactly. He should have been court-martialed for allowing an unauthorized non-Starfleet member to gain Federation starship knowledge - ESPECIALLY to a known criminal from centuries past. Can you imagine? "Oh sure, Napoleon, our military secrets are all yours!"
One wonders how many outtakes and scenes that would give each episode more flavor, more beef, more joy?
Wow, really impressive find. Glad you uploaded it for us to enjoy.
I demand this starship be refitted with fine Corinthian leather like my Chrysler Cordoba has.
That kind of happened at the beginning of TNG...notice all the obvious bridge seating upholstery!
Amazing. Why this wasnt in the final cut, is a mystery
All great actors!
Its amazing how hollow and crap this looks BUT when its all put together in the editing with the music and you see the whole episode ... its completely different. it grabs you and its like a day dream.
They should of had a scene with Spock saying "You're gonna be the death of me yet, Khan."
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you for showing a deleted scene from the original episode of;Star Trek!Which became;The wrath of Khan movie,year’s later!(in 1982).
That would be great to add to yet another remastered edition of TOS.
How could I never have known this existed? It's my favorite episode.
The tape was sold at a Collectible show years ago. VHS. I have it someplace in storage. The footage was never put into post production
I like the McCoy line a lot. Spock now understands why everybody in the breifing room was romanticizing about a ruthless dictator
It was really neat to see this. I am one of those people who has seen every episode dozens if not hundreds of times. Thanks for uploading this! It would be GREAT of someone would clean it up and put in the effects!
Superb acting by all.thanks for posting this.
Thirty seconds of TOS from 56 years ago, and it makes us fans in 2022 feel so good. ^_^
Thank you for this. 🖖
Top actors Masters at The Craft
Thanks for posting!!! 🖖👍
wow, this is awesome. thank you for posting.
Wow! Thanks for the upload 👍🏽
Thought I’d seen them all but this one is new to me too. Thanks!
He approves of it, but he does not agree with it
That was special. Thanks.
Would have been a great memory tie in to the Wrath of Khan movie.
I was hoping this was the scene where Khan asked Spock where Mr. Chekov was hiding.
Good line by Spock!
Excellent cut. I never knew it existed. I am a long time fan.
This was on last night! Great episode.
Wow!!! 👋👋👋👍👍👍 Was this scene, one of those specials when you purchase the box set? If it a bonus features DVD, is there more? It's my saddest moment in my life,!!! Back in 1995 I had been living in my new apartment now, for a little over 3 months, Xmas was 2 days away,so my future ex wife was busting to give me my gift now! The entire VHS Trek collection, (😂😂VHS, remember those?) Man ! I was pumped, was planning on having my own marathon, starting after we came back from Xmas shopping! Well, it was almost 10pm, time to split, as I finally got within 3 blocks of my house, there was shit loads of firetrucks! And my girl said holy shit! Who's place do you think babe??? And as I got just close enough to see I started freaking the fuck out! Yup,, me!!! Everything was all destroyed! Merry Christmas huh?
The plot wouldn't have gotten so far had McCoy regarded Kahn's putting a knife to his throat worthy of a report to security section or the commanding officer.
To be fair, he thought it was a scared civilian waking on some strange medical facility (which he was, kinda). It was worthy a report, but let us not forget Kirk gave Khan access to the ship manuals. And if he were a normal man, as they thought he was, he would not be a threat. They probably would not have treated him different, aggressive behaviour or not.
And Khan was guarded and confined after his meal with the officers anyway after they started suspect him.
Never saw this before, thanks.
had to watch it twice, my sound was down a little first time, and I thought Spock said "Bring it!" at the end there,
Khan Noonien Singh aka Space Pimp !!! 🤣🤣🤣
The loss of the visuals is sad, but the dialog is pretty epic so its loss is even sadder.
They should've kept this scene in. It always struck me as odd that McCoy would sit still and watch Kirk essentially die in a decompression chamber. He's always been so vocal and protective of his friends. This deleted scene is much more in line with his character.
KHAAAAAAN!!
thanks !!👍
Star Trek the original series: Brilliant
love to see this added back along with amok time kirks body beams up with dr mc coy
Soooooo neat to see this...MORE NEW TOS PLEASE! 😍🥰♥️
That's amazing !!!!
How bout the scene where Lt. Leslie is saved from the Cloud Vampire in Obsession???
Awesome!
You can see where the edit is. The Khan Crewman moves forward from the corner towards McCoy falling down, to the corner at the Spock & Khan close-up
I would have loved to see (the *original* ) Spock and Khan go "toe-to-toe".
That was great!!
Super cool.
Kirk was pretty stupid giving Khan the technical manuals on the ship to read
Many of the perils Kirk & crew faced were attributable to either an incredibly slack Starfleet security protocol, or failure of the commanding officer in training and enforcement of that protocol.
Well, that's what you get with a ship full of humans.
First time I ever saw this deleted scene
Loved It!
Awesome!!!!
Obvious why it was cut. Spock as toadie makes no sense, and McCoy’s original encounter with Khan was far superior acting. Throwaway scene that detracts from Khan’s mystique.
awesome
Such a great ensemble of late, legendary performers! I always appreciated how fantastic Nimoy was with Spocks' character; Kelley with McCoy. Fantastic actors! And, I say it everytime, Uhura was an absolute stunner!
Uhura was was always a classy ravishing stunner to graze anyone's eye's on. Can I get a Amen!!
Gene certainly thought so, lol!
Ricardo Montalbán......RICH CORINTHIAN LEATHER!
Very cool to see any unused footage from TOS, but a particular treat for it to be from this episode. And yet, I can see why it didn't make the cut - having Spock refuse to approve of Khan seeking to avoid bloodshed by saying he does approve of Khan's method of seizing the ship by force, is just stupid writing.
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why was this cut thats awesome
Well… Isn’t this just the shiny little nugget!? Thank you!!
WOW!!!!😊
This is fabulous 🌟 I found I was holding my breath when at the end of it I let out an exhalation 💙🖖🌟
now days, Kirk runs around screaming:"Chrooooooooon's"
Jim, i'm a doctor not a ..oh, nevermind.
It is too bad “Wrath of Khan” had such a mediocre budget. I would have loved to see how a ship can be taken over like it was shown in Under Siege. The casting of the Chippendales dancers was a bit limited and did not emulate the original story about a mixed diversified race of supermen.
Very much in agreement. At least they _were_ diverse in the script. At one point Khan is trying to reach his soldiers on the intercom and he calls the names "Rodriguez, Ling, and McPherson". I give 'em points for trying. And for me Ricardo Montalban makes up for the lack of budget and generic extras - the camp of TOS is part of the charm of TOS.
Chippendales dancers??
@@kw7807 I think they were.
It's too bad the schedules of Montalban and Shatner didn't allow them to be together in the movie. A scene is needed where Kirk offers himself to buy time for his crew. Khan would soundly thrash him. Kirk would be snatched away, by the restored transporter, avoiding the killing blow. That would further enrage Khan.
Totally agree. Personally, I think Star Trek might've weathered those years BETTER with a TV series. If "The Motion Picture" had instead been a mini-series in 1975 that kickstarted a new series (as it was originally proposed) then say 1976-80 would have been amazing years with a TV show. THEN in the 80's, kick off the movie years with "Wrath of Khan".
But, hindsight is always 20/20....
Hmm. I can see why they cut this. Can’t see bones grabbing Khan like that really