Doesn't explain Spock's reaction.
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Doesn't explain Spock's reaction.
Trying to explain her humanity. She's not just a unit, a thing, but a person.
Mitchell was a jerk.
OK there may be a lot more sexist lines in TOS than I thought. I think when its from Spock its more troubling because he's one of our heroes. Maybe he has an excuse as the main women in his life are very emotional. Although Number One was obviously a capable officer and not a mass of conflicting emotions.
I keep trying to think of a little moment to contribute to this thread, and I keep coming up with an overall category of little moments, of which there are dozens, that I will label as "Kirk not talking".
I don't mean this as a put-down of Shatner at all, quite the contrary. I've always thought he's at his acting finest when he reacts to something someone else says or does. The little double-takes, the "I don't know what to say to that", the WTFs, moments, etc. As soon as he starts saying his lines, somehow I like his performances less.
No one can beat William Shatner at simply reacting.
I don't mean this as a put-down of Shatner at all, quite the contrary. I've always thought he's at his acting finest when he reacts to something someone else says or does. The little double-takes, the "I don't know what to say to that", the WTFs, moments, etc. As soon as he starts saying his lines, somehow I like his performances less.
No one can beat William Shatner at simply reacting.
Oh here's one:
Scotty with the Claymore or whatever that sword is called that he finds in Day of the Dove. He picks it up all impressed, and then he does this little stab with it that looks exactly like someone who only admires swords from afar and really has no idea how to use one. It's just the correct tone.
Scotty with the Claymore or whatever that sword is called that he finds in Day of the Dove. He picks it up all impressed, and then he does this little stab with it that looks exactly like someone who only admires swords from afar and really has no idea how to use one. It's just the correct tone.
That was in fact a basket-hilt claymore. Scotty may have little experience in using one, but he certainly knows what one looks like.
Good call. I think that's one of the best "concluding funny bridge scenes" in the series, possibly the best. Of course, I love the episode.
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She was prepared to die, earth man! 
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Space Seed:
Spock and Kirk arrange for anti-intruder gas to be pumped throughout the ship. Cut to the conference room - gas comes in the vent and everyone scatters or is overcome. Scotty jumps up and starts to run out of the room, but quickly re-thinks, pivots and sucker-punches one of Khan's men before attempting to run away.
I love it.
Spock and Kirk arrange for anti-intruder gas to be pumped throughout the ship. Cut to the conference room - gas comes in the vent and everyone scatters or is overcome. Scotty jumps up and starts to run out of the room, but quickly re-thinks, pivots and sucker-punches one of Khan's men before attempting to run away.
I love it.
That 'superman' had it coming!!! 
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This little gem. Just discovered it while searching transcripts.
Even Spock - ahem, "Selek" - is not above using time travel to even the odds.
Even Spock - ahem, "Selek" - is not above using time travel to even the odds.
This little gem. Just discovered it while searching transcripts.
Even Spock - ahem, "Selek" - is not above using time travel to even the odds.
Is that "Yesteryear"?
Yeah. A little bit of revenge. I wonder if "Selek" teaching Spock how to pinch (which the boys earlier said he couldn't even do) was always meant to be, or if he added that last part for his younger self's benefit.
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