^ Hmmmmm, a cat fight. 
Lines you find amusing
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Spock: "The thing evidently has reflexes. The unmanned probe we sent in must have stung it when it entered. The lurch we felt was the turbulence of its reaction."
McCoy: "All right, so I'd know enough to go slow when we penetrated its vulnerable spots."
And then Spock's immortal line, "Brace yourselves, the area of penetration will no doubt be sensitive."
Kor
I wish I were on a fly that could understand language and human reasoning while perched in the office where the scriptwriter wrote that episode. Double entendre just doesn't get any better than that and I want to see how many times the writer and editor and censors had to fight back the giggles. Never mind the actors trying not to engage in corpsing on filming day!
A Taste of Armageddon
SPOCK: Yeoman Tamura, you stay here and prevent this young lady from immolating herself. Knock her down and sit on her if necessary. This is a killing situation. Do what you must to protect yourself. Clear?
YEOMAN TAMURA: Yes, sir.
Followed by Barbara Babcock looking almost into the camera with a look of, "You've GOT to be kidding me."
I'd bet real money someone somewhere was hoping Mea 3 would get Tamura to do just that. Not me, I'm more into Charlie but there's always room for more...
Way too many good'uns but here's a good one:
SPOCK: Most illogical. Of all people, he should have known how the computer would perform. Of course, the M-5 itself has not behaved logically.
MCCOY: Please, Spock, do me a favour and don't say it's fascinating.
SPOCK: No. But it is interesting.
(McCoy rolls his eyes.)
Hmmm, so much for my new avatar, it's time to make a new avatar...
SPOCK: Most illogical. Of all people, he should have known how the computer would perform. Of course, the M-5 itself has not behaved logically.
MCCOY: Please, Spock, do me a favour and don't say it's fascinating.
SPOCK: No. But it is interesting.
(McCoy rolls his eyes.)
Hmmm, so much for my new avatar, it's time to make a new avatar...
The Man Trap
RAND: Why don't you go chase an asteroid?
RAND: Why don't you go chase an asteroid?
Is There In Truth No Beauty
Not as much the dialogue, but how Leonard Nimoy acts out regarding a character trait from the best physician in Starfleet:
MIRANDA: I think I'll stay here a bit. Ambassador Kollos often finds the process of transport somewhat unsettling.
SPOCK: I understand. Our ship's surgeon often makes the same complaint. Do call when you are ready.
100% pure Vulcan class as well as being brilliant deadpan.
Not as much the dialogue, but how Leonard Nimoy acts out regarding a character trait from the best physician in Starfleet:
MIRANDA: I think I'll stay here a bit. Ambassador Kollos often finds the process of transport somewhat unsettling.
SPOCK: I understand. Our ship's surgeon often makes the same complaint. Do call when you are ready.
100% pure Vulcan class as well as being brilliant deadpan.
From the Naked Time.
Spock: Take D'Artagnan here to sickbay.
(The fact that Spock doesn't miss a beat when he says that cracks me up every time.)
Spock: Take D'Artagnan here to sickbay.
(The fact that Spock doesn't miss a beat when he says that cracks me up every time.)
You’re making that one up right? Omgeez that is too funny... I haven’t gotten to that episode yet.Spock: "The thing evidently has reflexes. The unmanned probe we sent in must have stung it when it entered. The lurch we felt was the turbulence of its reaction."
McCoy: "All right, so I'd know enough to go slow when we penetrated its vulnerable spots."
And then Spock's immortal line, "Brace yourselves, the area of penetration will no doubt be sensitive."
Kor
Ok, I know I was just dissing The Carbomite Maneuver in another thread, but this conversation is hilarious:
Spock: “I regret not learning more about this Balok. In some ways he is very reminiscent of my father.”
Scotty: “Then May heaven have helped your mother”
Spock: “On the contrary. She considered herself a very fortunate earth woman.”
That last line just cracks me up!!!
Spock: “I regret not learning more about this Balok. In some ways he is very reminiscent of my father.”
Scotty: “Then May heaven have helped your mother”
Spock: “On the contrary. She considered herself a very fortunate earth woman.”
That last line just cracks me up!!!
^^ Yes, he’s telling the truth. Even more funnier in a strange way is what Kirk tries to clobber Ruk with in WALGMO...
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Haha, subtle. How much manlier could James Tiberius Kirk possibly be in that scene?! No one’s overcompensating here, no sir, lol.^^ Yes, he’s telling the truth. Even more funnier in a strange way is what Kirk tries to clobber Ruk with in WALGMO...
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I always laugh at this. Pervert that I am.^^ Yes, he’s telling the truth. Even more funnier in a strange way is what Kirk tries to clobber Ruk with in WALGMO...
I never noticed this on my first 100 viewings but now someone has pointed it out I wonder why this ah particular prop was every used.
It was a more innocent time in the 60s.
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In all the years that I've watched What Are little Girls Made of? I never noticed the shape of Kirk's rock sliver until I came onto the internet!!!!
JB
JB
Well, I was about to post a video of that dialog, but I don't want to spoil the episode for you since you haven't seen it.
Kor
Then you’re welcome, lolIn all the years that I've watched What Are little Girls Made of? I never noticed the shape of Kirk's rock sliver until I came onto the internet!!!!
JB
Umumumummmmm. Looks like someone’s in trouble for showing our innocent eyes dirty pictures...(not pointing any fingers Barber
They made the penis rock verboten! Damn you, Google!
Anyway, dialog...
KIRK: "Mister Spock, the women on your planet are logical. It is the only planet the galaxy that can make that claim."
My sister HATED that line growing up. As a mature adult, I totally understand, but as a kid in the era where "women drivers" and so on were standard jokes, it was hilarious to me.
Anyway, dialog...
KIRK: "Mister Spock, the women on your planet are logical. It is the only planet the galaxy that can make that claim."
My sister HATED that line growing up. As a mature adult, I totally understand, but as a kid in the era where "women drivers" and so on were standard jokes, it was hilarious to me.
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