The amazing thing about the great Leonard Nimoy is that when he accepted the role of Spock, he only had the look of the character (pointed ears, haircut) to work with. Everything else about Spock--the nuances, speech pattern, emotional waverings, the Vulcan greeting and shoulder-pinch--was created from the ground up by Nimoy and fleshed out by the writers. One of the best-cast roles EVER.
TM Rezzek Agreed, if you really know the history, DeForest Kelley was originally selected for the Spock role. Gene Roddenberry saw, and said the role simply didn't fit DeForest Kelley, so he made him the chief medical officer, and Leonard Nimoy when adutioned for the role, suited him to the T. It has also been reported that Leonard considered leaving the role after the first season, and actor Lawarance Montage would be considered as a Mr. Spock replacement, as he had an uncanny resemblence to Leonard Nimoy. As we all are quite aware of, Leonard stayed, and yes, he did continue to add several suggestions, and ones were used to develop the mystery of the Spock character as well as the Vulcan civilization and it's people. In the second season episode, The Omega Glory, the hypnotizing effect he was performing on the Yang female was another hidden mystery that was suppose to develop even further if the series would have, could have gone further past the three short seasons it had. This is sad, as the Original Star Trek Series was and is STILL the very BEST Star Trek out there, nothing after it or followed it was any good.
@@danbasta3677 Leonard Nimory was Spock from the first Pilot. When roles were being cast Gene Roddenberry offered DeForest Kelly the choice of three roles, Kirk, McCoy, and although Spock is mentioned as the third, and he chose the Doctor as the character with the most opportunity to inject comedy into the part. Kelly had more screen credits movie and television, plus more experience than either Shatner or Nimory.
Daaria Naharis he played that role well. I was coincidentally watching that episode yesterday (Amok Time) and I told my wife, that guy playing Stonn never utters a word, but still seems like a complete dick. I wanted Spock to kick his ass, but Bones said he was too weak. That’s pretty good acting when you can come across as a total asshole without saying a word.
@@hansboofer truly a shame. Also a shame to know McCoy would never tell Spock that he did, in fact, wish him good luck. McCoy has a habit of complementing Spock when Spock isn't around.
@@logiciansvlog5800 Or at least trying to do so. There was that one incident where McCoy says quietly to Kirk, "Please don't tell Spock I said he was the best First Officer in the fleet." But he's not quite quiet enough: Spock (at his station) overhears him and turns to say "Why, thank you, Doctor."
While I enjoy their banter, and I know that they cared about each other, and I am not sentimental -- I would have appreciated just a little more moments of "affection"--for "healing" and more balance.
They are the reason I watched and still do. I'm not a big sci fi fan, so this is the only ST series I watch. I watch because of the characters, especially Spock and McCoy.
Bones: “Please Spock, do me a favour... don’t say it’s fascinating.” Spock. “No... but it is *interesting*” Bones: BIGGEST EYEROLL EVER, ASKING THE SKY FOR STRENGHT, GODDAMMIT DARN VULCAN SMARTASS
The word "mutiny", aboard a ship, was terrifying. Especially during the Napoleonic Wars. The British fleet was mostly "pressed"...people rounded up against their will, and forced to serve the duration of the war. Whatever life they had ashore, gone. Discipline was hard. If there was a mutiny aboard one ship, the fear was that sailors on other ships would join. The penalty for mutiny was very very harsh. That topic, was why Spock moved from where he was, went very close, leaned closer still...then VERY SOFTLY reaffirmed his authority and then asked his question. You very clearly see McCoy change. He knew that after that question was asked, to continue roaring and demanding.....could be considered mutiny (Fun little note...mngentry, who commented above was right......you WERE eavesdropping.....Spock was actually speaking so softly when he said his words, that no one else on the bridge could hear him)
I like that even though Scotty and McCoy are arguing against Spock's plan of action, they never once think of leading a mutiny against him, simply trying to advise him on what they think is the best course of action, and when it's clear that they aren't convincing him, they acquiesce to his logic but agree that there is another search to do.
I remember the first time this was aired, I thought McCoy was cruel and childish in refusing to wish Spock luck while Spock waited. Thankfully he finally did say it, showing he cared, but too late. Then Spock struck him to the heart by saying you should have wished me luck. Aaaugh! 💔👍 Never saw anything like the close relationships in later versions of Star Trek, which made them bland and uninteresting.
I SO used to love this series. I remember hurrying home from work to catch it on our black and white television in the early seventies. And like everyone says, the chemistry between the principal characters is quite superb.
I was 5 (1970) when I got to my last foster family. They had a TV. Every evening, for a year and a half, my foster brother and I would watch Star Trek. A couple different channels played reruns at different times, so 2 episodes, sometimes 3, a day. We'd sit there, saying the intro..timing it so we said it as it was being said on the tv. A Trekkie for life. I have TOS on DVD, need to replace my TNG, Babylon 5 torrent downloaded, DS9 on DVD...and the abomination Voyager with that Janeway idiot , on DVD
My Mom was is a Sci-fi fantasy fanfic! Which meant that was what I grew up on since birth! My first movie was Star Wars! I remember her reading the now famous scroll at the beginning of each episode/movie telling you what was going on at the time! She had every episode of Star Trek and owned every Star Trek book! She kept every book stacked numerically underneath my parents bed in crates! Drove my Dad crazy but she eventually became a librarian because of it! Thanks to the success of Star Wars the Star Trek franchise was able to prosper! My Mom lost it when she found out that they were bringing her beloved series to the big screen! I remember going to church and then the movie theater to see the first movie! I had no idea what was going on as a child but my Mom loved it! I was a Trekkie by proxy! 🤣 Although I’m a hardcore Star Wars fan, I still see every Star Trek movie opening weekend with my Mom! It’s a tradition that still brings my family together! I will respect it until the day I die! God Bless this show for creating a beautiful bond and tradition to my family and my siblings family! This show changed history and lives❣️
How does Spock know about Daniel? Did his mother read the Bible to him of did he read it in his spare time w/o telling anyone? He even quoted the parable about The Lily of the Fields.
@@virginiaconnor8350 the character of Spock was very well read in works from many worlds and cultures. While the Bible does contain a little bit of accurate history it is mostly made of fairy tales and fables to provide life lessons.
@@henrynorcrossii3363 Odd that it was Leonard Nimoy who used a biblical benediction from the Bible for his LLAP welcome. I doubt he thought the Bible was fable. He even quoted from it now and then. "Daniel had only his faith" and a quote about the tribbles: "the lillies of the field".
@@virginiaconnor8350 the discussion wasn't about Leonard Nimoy, even though he grew up in the Jewish faith. The discussion was about the character of Spock being from Vulcan but knowing the stories of the Bible. Mr. Spock was not above using stories from other races and cultures to demonstrate a point.
" I ordered you to defend the ship." " you ordered me to kill my brother." " you made that up." " I did not." " I know your lying because I happen to know for a fact that don't have a brother." " technically you are correct I do not have a brother...I have a half brother."
0:00 - The Gamesters of Triskelion 2:28 - A Piece of the Action 2:58 - The Immunity Syndrome 5:11 - A Private Little War 6:04 - Patterns of Force 6:45 - The Ultimate Computer 8:13 - Bread and Circuses
1:59 I love how McCoy is like: 'I think this is dumb, When are we leaving?' lol He's such a Ride or Die. Sure, he'll argue till the cows come home, but the second things are settled he's right there ready to help.
6:58 "A most unfortunate lack in current computer programming is that there is nothing available to immediately replace a starship's surgeon." ONE CENTURY LATER (And change) "Please state the nature of the medical emergency." Science marched on~
It's even better when you remember that EMH occasionally uses McCoy's "I'm a doctor, not a ____" line. Looks like McCoy was counted in regardless of how he felt.
Correction: He does have emotions. All Vulcans have emotions. They just work hard to suppress emotional expression as part of their state of being, in deference to pure Logic. Spock, being half human, has to work harder to maintain that balance.
That quick glance around by McCoy after that comment was reportedly improvised on his part ... checking to make sure the junior officers hadn't heard him. :)
@@professionalnerd4055 He was so cool in person. Got his autograph at a comic/sci-fi convention in Michigan, so many years ago. His smile was so genuine, as were his words. RIP Lt. Doohan with love.
they are like to young kid playmates: the hate each other, they love each other, they cant stand each other, they cant stand being without each other...... sooo cute. in fact spock transferred his mind into Bones when he had to temporarily die
4:22 For a person that is too logical and unemotional... he really know how to make a SARCASM Spock: I recommend that you abandon the attempt... do not risk the ship further on my behalf. McCoy: SHUT UP SPOCK, WE'RE RESCUING YOU! Kirk: (grins) Spock: Why thank you, Captain McCoy" Kirk: (grins again) ========================= 6:46 That's why Starfleet developed the Emergency Medical Hologram (EMH) about 80+ years of this time. EMH first seen on Star Trek: First Contact (1996); and then on Star Trek Voyager at the Delta Quadrant
“It’s very simple, an Amplitude Modulation transmission” AM radio in space! It would actually work fine in space, though But if they were very far away they could be hearing radio transmissions from hundreds or thousands of years ago
I am 61 years old. I think I first saw the Roman episode as a re-run in the early 70's. I have read and studied all of Shakespeare's works, and I am familiar with his coat of arms. I was surprised to recognize his coat of arms sewn as a patch on the Pro council's jacket. Has anyone else seen this and recognized the patch? 10:41
i legit almost cried when mccoy waited until spock was on the ship and the door had closed before saying 'good luck spock'. i ACTUALLY teared up a bit. jesus this show rips me apart
I love the line "just because you found a discrepancy in a hydrogen cloud?". De Forest Kelley did a superb acting job via his ongoing frustrations with Spock.
I totally loved the banter between Spock and McCoy. Even though McCoy got so annoyed with Spock. You can tell there was genuine love and respect. I loved how in Star Trek 6 Spock and McCoy work together creating that special torpedo to track the Klingon ship. What a way to end the original crew series.
6.27 I need to express my gratitude for all of your wonderful work and time in these compilations. Can I offer a request for after the World Domination piece by "Spock" have a respectful silence for 3 seconds with NO BACKGROUND LAUGHTER?
"Daniel, as I recall, had only his faith." is such a cool line to drop, and shows immense insight into the people around him it's also just a hard line to drop by itself, wew
6:24 Actually, Ramses wasn’t “seeking absolute power” he was actually mainly seeking his father’s love and acceptance but, because he never received that, after his father died and he became pharaoh he realized that Moses wanted to free the slaves and he felt that, by giving in to Moses and freeing the Hebrews, he was acting “weak” as his father put it.
I grew up on TOS. I have the box set but it's really cool watching the little clips. It only takes me seconds to identify the episode. Could never get into the other incarnations TNG, DS9, Voyager and all the other garbage they came up with. Star Trek belonged to an era. When it was cancelled in '68 I thought it had at least another season left. The movies with the original cast were OK but nothing beats the original series.
The amazing thing about the great Leonard Nimoy is that when he accepted the role of Spock, he only had the look of the character (pointed ears, haircut) to work with. Everything else about Spock--the nuances, speech pattern, emotional waverings, the Vulcan greeting and shoulder-pinch--was created from the ground up by Nimoy and fleshed out by the writers. One of the best-cast roles EVER.
TM Rezzek Agreed, if you really know the history, DeForest Kelley was originally selected for the Spock role. Gene Roddenberry saw, and said the role simply didn't fit DeForest Kelley, so he made him the chief medical officer, and Leonard Nimoy when adutioned for the role, suited him to the T. It has also been reported that Leonard considered leaving the role after the first season, and actor Lawarance Montage would be considered as a Mr. Spock replacement, as he had an uncanny resemblence to Leonard Nimoy. As we all are quite aware of, Leonard stayed, and yes, he did continue to add several suggestions, and ones were used to develop the mystery of the Spock character as well as the Vulcan civilization and it's people. In the second season episode, The Omega Glory, the hypnotizing effect he was performing on the Yang female was another hidden mystery that was suppose to develop even further if the series would have, could have gone further past the three short seasons it had. This is sad, as the Original Star Trek Series was and is STILL the very BEST Star Trek out there, nothing after it or followed it was any good.
@@danbasta3677 Lawrence Montage got his Vulcan role - as the unlikable Stonn, Spock's rival in Amok Time.
@@danbasta3677 Leonard Nimory was Spock from the first Pilot. When roles were being cast Gene Roddenberry offered DeForest Kelly the choice of three roles, Kirk, McCoy, and although Spock is mentioned as the third, and he chose the Doctor as the character with the most opportunity to inject comedy into the part. Kelly had more screen credits movie and television, plus more experience than either Shatner or Nimory.
@@danbasta3677 The Next Generation
Daaria Naharis he played that role well. I was coincidentally watching that episode yesterday (Amok Time) and I told my wife, that guy playing Stonn never utters a word, but still seems like a complete dick. I wanted Spock to kick his ass, but Bones said he was too weak. That’s pretty good acting when you can come across as a total asshole without saying a word.
"SHUT UP SPOCK, WE'RE RESCUING YOU!!!" "Why thank you, _Captain_ McCoy"
I love these two so much. Their friendship is just the best.
And they had to use that part in “Star Trek: Into Darkness”.
Agree.
The banter between the two alone made the series worth watching.
It's fantastic isn't it.
"Tell Dr. McCoy he should have wished me luck."
_BUT HE DID_
But Spock was not within earshot - akin to the tree that fell in the forest, but no one was around to hear it...
@@hansboofer truly a shame. Also a shame to know McCoy would never tell Spock that he did, in fact, wish him good luck. McCoy has a habit of complementing Spock when Spock isn't around.
@@logiciansvlog5800 Or at least trying to do so. There was that one incident where McCoy says quietly to Kirk, "Please don't tell Spock I said he was the best First Officer in the fleet." But he's not quite quiet enough: Spock (at his station) overhears him and turns to say "Why, thank you, Doctor."
@@mnirwin5112 I know I've seen that! McCoy's embarrassment and realization that Spock heard him was priceless!
While I enjoy their banter, and I know that they cared about each other, and I am not sentimental -- I would have appreciated just a little more moments of "affection"--for "healing" and more balance.
The main trio had such amazing chemistry
I know, right?! That's why original Star Trek will always be my favorite.
@@professionalnerd4055 it IS the best
They made the show so real, and the rest of the cast just added to the magic, Doohan's Scotty especially.
They are the reason I watched and still do. I'm not a big sci fi fan, so this is the only ST series I watch. I watch because of the characters, especially Spock and McCoy.
the way he leans in secretively when he brings up mutiny is hilarious
9:53 "Are they enemies, Captain?"
Kirk: "I'm not sure they're sure."
"Shut up Spock, we're rescuing you!" My favourite line in the entire series.
Mine was "SHUT UP SPOCK you botched the acyticholine test"
Bones: “Please Spock, do me a favour... don’t say it’s fascinating.”
Spock. “No... but it is *interesting*”
Bones: BIGGEST EYEROLL EVER, ASKING THE SKY FOR STRENGHT, GODDAMMIT DARN VULCAN SMARTASS
My favorite spock McCoy moment
Yes i love that. It's McCoy basically saying "why me?!"
Spock and McCoy go back and forth, and Kirk just smiles.
"Tell Dr. McCoy he should've wished me luck." Way to zing 'em, Spock. If you have to die inside a giant ameba, at least you got in the last line.
"I had no idea they were trained. Watching you I assumed it was trial and error."
Goddamn, I love Spock.
someone 4:47 Doctor McCoy happy his Best friend is alive =) awww He loves Mr Spock really hehe
That was a great line and very funny.
And Bones is😖😄
Trial and errooorrrrrr
For an emotionless Vulcan, Spock sure could drop shade.
Spock was the original troll before it even became an internet term. Spock and Bones always going at it with an amused Jim playing the middle.
2:17 McCoy’s little smile after Spock says he’d appreciate his company.
I like how the camera zooms in when Spock talks about Scotty and McCoy staging a mutiny.
Not to mention Scotty's face....
Almost like we the audience are eavesdropping with camera framing.
What episode was that?
@@rogerscottcathey Gamesters of Triskelion.
The word "mutiny", aboard a ship, was terrifying.
Especially during the Napoleonic Wars. The British fleet was mostly "pressed"...people rounded up against their will, and forced to serve the duration of the war. Whatever life they had ashore, gone.
Discipline was hard. If there was a mutiny aboard one ship, the fear was that sailors on other ships would join.
The penalty for mutiny was very very harsh.
That topic, was why Spock moved from where he was, went very close, leaned closer still...then VERY SOFTLY reaffirmed his authority and then asked his question.
You very clearly see McCoy change. He knew that after that question was asked, to continue roaring and demanding.....could be considered mutiny
(Fun little note...mngentry, who commented above was right......you WERE eavesdropping.....Spock was actually speaking so softly when he said his words, that no one else on the bridge could hear him)
star trek has the most chemistry of all of the star trek shows.
Still the best instalment of the Star Trek franchise.
absolutely
agreed my personal rank TOS--DSN--Animated--TNG--ENT--Voyager
orgonko the wildly untamed agree :)
And the best part is it’s the original!
Shut up Spock we're rescuing you.....
why thank you Captain McCoy
LOL
He does make it to Admiral.
Kirk's little grin after that was great.
Don't forget the Nod !
I like that even though Scotty and McCoy are arguing against Spock's plan of action, they never once think of leading a mutiny against him, simply trying to advise him on what they think is the best course of action, and when it's clear that they aren't convincing him, they acquiesce to his logic but agree that there is another search to do.
But he did wish you good luck, Spock. He did. Oh, the feels!
There's a Vulcan phrase---"Ben vahl navun"---which translates as "Grant us success".
I remember the first time this was aired, I thought McCoy was cruel and childish in refusing to wish Spock luck while Spock waited. Thankfully he finally did say it, showing he cared, but too late. Then Spock struck him to the heart by saying you should have wished me luck. Aaaugh! 💔👍 Never saw anything like the close relationships in later versions of Star Trek, which made them bland and uninteresting.
4:30 "Shut up Spock, we're rescuing you!" "Why, thank you... CAPTAIN McCoy!"
I SO used to love this series. I remember hurrying home from work to catch it on our black and white television in the early seventies. And like everyone says, the chemistry between the principal characters is quite superb.
I was 5 (1970) when I got to my last foster family. They had a TV. Every evening, for a year and a half, my foster brother and I would watch Star Trek. A couple different channels played reruns at different times, so 2 episodes, sometimes 3, a day.
We'd sit there, saying the intro..timing it so we said it as it was being said on the tv.
A Trekkie for life. I have TOS on DVD, need to replace my TNG, Babylon 5 torrent downloaded, DS9 on DVD...and the abomination Voyager with that Janeway idiot , on DVD
@@leeshackelford7517 excellent 👍
My Mom was is a Sci-fi fantasy fanfic! Which meant that was what I grew up on since birth! My first movie was Star Wars! I remember her reading the now famous scroll at the beginning of each episode/movie telling you what was going on at the time! She had every episode of Star Trek and owned every Star Trek book! She kept every book stacked numerically underneath my parents bed in crates! Drove my Dad crazy but she eventually became a librarian because of it! Thanks to the success of Star Wars the Star Trek franchise was able to prosper! My Mom lost it when she found out that they were bringing her beloved series to the big screen! I remember going to church and then the movie theater to see the first movie! I had no idea what was going on as a child but my Mom loved it! I was a Trekkie by proxy! 🤣 Although I’m a hardcore Star Wars fan, I still see every Star Trek movie opening weekend with my Mom! It’s a tradition that still brings my family together! I will respect it until the day I die! God Bless this show for creating a beautiful bond and tradition to my family and my siblings family! This show changed history and lives❣️
Absolutely beautiful! 🥰🧡
Thank You for sharing these profound experiences.
Indeed so true,they dont make them like this anymore.
McCoy: You're taking us on a wild goose chase.Spock: Doctor, I have no intention of pursuing some wild aquatic fowl.LOL!
He was a third Vulcan, a third human ,and a third Troll.
One quarter Vulcan, one quarter human, one quarter troll and one quarter hobgoblin.
The sass in this show kills me oh my lord
How does Spock know about Daniel? Did his mother read the Bible to him of did he read it in his spare time w/o telling anyone? He even quoted the parable about The Lily of the Fields.
@@virginiaconnor8350 the character of Spock was very well read in works from many worlds and cultures. While the Bible does contain a little bit of accurate history it is mostly made of fairy tales and fables to provide life lessons.
@@henrynorcrossii3363 Odd that it was Leonard Nimoy who used a biblical benediction from the Bible for his LLAP welcome. I doubt he thought the Bible was fable. He even quoted from it now and then. "Daniel had only his faith" and a quote about the tribbles: "the lillies of the field".
@@virginiaconnor8350 the discussion wasn't about Leonard Nimoy, even though he grew up in the Jewish faith. The discussion was about the character of Spock being from Vulcan but knowing the stories of the Bible. Mr. Spock was not above using stories from other races and cultures to demonstrate a point.
@@virginiaconnor8350He is versed in earth history and he would have read the Bible as well.
" I ordered you to defend the ship."
" you ordered me to kill
my brother."
" you made that up."
" I did not."
" I know your lying because I happen to know for a fact that don't have a brother."
" technically you are correct I do not have a brother...I have a
half brother."
And an adopted sister.
I love it when at the end of "bread and circuses" Uhura speaks up and trumps them all! 😏
7:28 the look of “Lord, give me strength.”
Especially in a thicker southern twang like "oh laaaaawdy"
I love this show! I grew up as a child with these guys, my mentors. When I joined the Navy, I often pretended I was Spock !! 😆😆
,,Why, thank you ,CAPTAIN McCoy''.
Best Spock's Thug life ever
These two were the best pair ever.
They may not always get along, but the end they are good friends
9:03 "Because, Mr. Spock, it is illogical. Rome had no sun worshippers."
Helios: *Am I a joke to you?*
Uh, Helios is greek.
There is Apollo his greek and roman
Sol Invictus as well
0:00 - The Gamesters of Triskelion
2:28 - A Piece of the Action
2:58 - The Immunity Syndrome
5:11 - A Private Little War
6:04 - Patterns of Force
6:45 - The Ultimate Computer
8:13 - Bread and Circuses
I laughed when Spock tried to get the Enterprise on the old radio!
Probably has the same frequency...
Brought to you by Bang Bang the sweetest little automatic....
The look on his face is priceless
@@raymondweaver8526 Did you know that James Doohan did that voice? Doohan was so good with accents, he did many during the series.
The bit with the radio is hysterical. From “... brought to you by Bang-Bang! “ to Spock’s head shakes. 😂
"Are yoy out of your Vulcan mind Spock?" -Leonard "Bones" McCoy
1:59 I love how McCoy is like: 'I think this is dumb, When are we leaving?'
lol He's such a Ride or Die. Sure, he'll argue till the cows come home, but the second things are settled he's right there ready to help.
by far ne of the best lines from mccoy "you must be out of your vulcan mind"
The music adds to Spock's loneliness as he walks to the shuttle craft.
I forgot how often Kirk just sat back and enjoyed listening to them b*tch at one another. :-)
He's basically a mediator between an old married couple🤣
7:08 My favorite moment in the Spock-McCoy feud.
I will always love Bones using the word Vulcan instead of f*cking
Margaret Armen coined that phrase and it's no wonder she became script editor later on. 👍
At 8:04 Mr. Spock Predicted the Doctor of Voyager the EMH!!!!!😂😂😂
6:58
"A most unfortunate lack in current computer programming is that there is nothing available to immediately replace a starship's surgeon."
ONE CENTURY LATER (And change)
"Please state the nature of the medical emergency."
Science marched on~
It's even better when you remember that EMH occasionally uses McCoy's "I'm a doctor, not a ____" line. Looks like McCoy was counted in regardless of how he felt.
I love how at 6:52 it seems like Kirk is staring into the camera like he’s on The Office
Well, he is Jim after all
Star Trek has always been half epic space adventure and half workplace sitcom
Boy I loved these shows. I deeply miss it, times were so much happier back then
He may have no emotions but there's still something wonderful about Mr. Spock.
Correction: He does have emotions. All Vulcans have emotions. They just work hard to suppress emotional expression as part of their state of being, in deference to pure Logic. Spock, being half human, has to work harder to maintain that balance.
'Who said anything about a mutiny, you stubborn, pointed-eared...' :D Is that a way to speak to your superior in front of the crew, doctor? :D
Joanna Niedziałek 6:02 Scottys smile thats awesome
No...but it's a way you can talk to a trusted friend. THAT was the point.
That quick glance around by McCoy after that comment was reportedly improvised on his part ... checking to make sure the junior officers hadn't heard him. :)
Deforest Kelly is the best actor of all time.
That's why the original Startrek was the best. There was a lot of humor and you felt an attachment to the charachters!
Spock was always the star of the show
3:38,4:49 Love the way they used to smash control buttons with closed fists!
2:43 Does anyone else hear James Doohan (Scotty) as the radio announcer there? Sounds like him.
slashingraven mabe it is I mean he was an actor
It is him. He did a lot of voices.
@mo zack Cool, I didn't know that. I knew he did a lot of work on the animated series. James Doohan was a pretty cool guy.
@@professionalnerd4055 He was so cool in person. Got his autograph at a comic/sci-fi convention in Michigan, so many years ago. His smile was so genuine, as were his words. RIP Lt. Doohan with love.
And IIRC Doohan was the original creator of the Vulcan language.
Brilliant cast, writing, production. Timeless
they are like to young kid playmates: the hate each other, they love each other, they cant stand each other, they cant stand being without each other...... sooo cute. in fact spock transferred his mind into Bones when he had to temporarily die
*Bones:* You're out of your Vulcan mind Spock.
*Captain America:* Language!!!
*Bones:* Who the hell is that?
Gosh, I just love them so much
4:22 For a person that is too logical and unemotional... he really know how to make a SARCASM
Spock: I recommend that you abandon the attempt... do not risk the ship further on my behalf.
McCoy: SHUT UP SPOCK, WE'RE RESCUING YOU!
Kirk: (grins)
Spock: Why thank you, Captain McCoy"
Kirk: (grins again)
=========================
6:46 That's why Starfleet developed the Emergency Medical Hologram (EMH) about 80+ years of this time.
EMH first seen on Star Trek: First Contact (1996); and then on Star Trek Voyager at the Delta Quadrant
And The Doctor had traces of McCoy in there.
Aquatic foul is one of my favourites, and it's quite something to watch Leonard Nimoy deploy his cold, dry approach to Spock once again.
🤣🤣🤣shut up Spock..we're rescuing you..why thank you captain McCoy 🤣🤣🤣
📺Timeless episodes , grew up watching these episodes of McCoy & Spock’s t.v banter 🎭🖖😁
Spock and McCoy fight alot. But they both have a love for each other. A hate, love relationship!!!!!!!!
Pure chemistry. Gold!
“It’s very simple, an Amplitude Modulation transmission” AM radio in space!
It would actually work fine in space, though
But if they were very far away they could be hearing radio transmissions from hundreds or thousands of years ago
感情と論理の闘いですね!❤😊
6:32 Kirk: "Oh shit here we go again ..."
8:00....the sickest burn Spock ever laid on McCoy!
This is still one of the best sci-fi series of all time!
2:57 One of the best Spock-McCoy exchanges in the whole series.
One of the most heart felt. IMO.
8.00 m this exchange is my favorite
I am 61 years old. I think I first saw the Roman episode as a re-run in the early 70's. I have read and studied all of Shakespeare's works, and I am familiar with his coat of arms. I was surprised to recognize his coat of arms sewn as a patch on the Pro council's jacket. Has anyone else seen this and recognized the patch? 10:41
i legit almost cried when mccoy waited until spock was on the ship and the door had closed before saying 'good luck spock'. i ACTUALLY teared up a bit. jesus this show rips me apart
coolest show ever.
Clips from some of the best episodes of TOS...thanks!
Out of your *Vulcan* mind!!
Gene Roddenberry was great at avoiding the censors, and paying royalties...
Spock beams down. Bones I'm coming! You need a doctor! AHEM totally not coming along just to make sure your ok AHEM
I love the line "just because you found a discrepancy in a hydrogen cloud?". De Forest Kelley did a superb acting job via his ongoing frustrations with Spock.
Lol! Spock and McCoy are worse than a married couple. The way they carry on! 🤣
McKoy is always teasing Spock 😂
Fascinating how Spock assumes that intelligence can be simulated by mere computation.
McCoy's memory engramm, not intelligence.
Bones spent waaaayyyy too much time on
the bridge.
He had to nanny them, dangnabbit.
lucky for us.
I totally loved the banter between Spock and McCoy. Even though McCoy got so annoyed with Spock. You can tell there was genuine love and respect. I loved how in Star Trek 6 Spock and McCoy work together creating that special torpedo to track the Klingon ship. What a way to end the original crew series.
I was very young when the original aired. It was so ahead of it's time in many ways.
6.27 I need to express my gratitude for all of your wonderful work and time in these compilations. Can I offer a request for after the World Domination piece by "Spock" have a respectful silence for 3 seconds with NO BACKGROUND LAUGHTER?
Love when McCoy uses logic on Spock and quiets him
the "can't kill a computer" killed me
Even if Spock & McCoy have differences, they are close friends.
In multiple episodes, they’re willing to risk their lives and die horrible painful deaths for each other.
00:20 "Are you suggesting they could've transported over a distance of...?! You're out of your Vulcan mind, Spock!"
Don't tell J.J Abrams!!
Too late; Bones used that line in Star Trek (2009).
"Daniel, as I recall, had only his faith." is such a cool line to drop, and shows immense insight into the people around him
it's also just a hard line to drop by itself, wew
star trek was so good for its time , thanks for the great movies
star trek will come about in a thousand years not two hundred
Well done ! Great editing ! Thanx
6:24 Actually, Ramses wasn’t “seeking absolute power” he was actually mainly seeking his father’s love and acceptance but, because he never received that, after his father died and he became pharaoh he realized that Moses wanted to free the slaves and he felt that, by giving in to Moses and freeing the Hebrews, he was acting “weak” as his father put it.
I grew up on TOS. I have the box set but it's really cool watching the little clips. It only takes me seconds to identify the episode. Could never get into the other incarnations TNG, DS9, Voyager and all the other garbage they came up with. Star Trek belonged to an era. When it was cancelled in '68 I thought it had at least another season left. The movies with the original cast were OK but nothing beats the original series.
I love watching them!!! ♥️
we need spock to cure this covid
Brilliant, lol lol Captain McCoy
Que pena que os dois já partiram, eles eram demais, Macoy tão emocional e Spock frio. Isso deixava MC Coy bravo
Step aside Jeff Ross, Spock is the true Roastmaster
Love all of the characters in Star Trek
6:54
Just wait unti Voyager Spock
Yep. The doctor replaced the surgeon AND commanded the ship as the ECH.
There are wars that haven't fired as many shots as these two.