Best funny/cheesy episode endings?

[The Borgified Corpse]

^"Future's End" I believe.

The cheesy ending that I best recally right now is in "Spock's Brain" when Spock starts rambling about how unique the experience was and Dr. McCoy says, "I knew I shouldn't have reconnected his mouth."

 

[FinalFrontier]

Best funny/cheesy ending?

There are no good cheesy endings.

 

[KirkSpockTOSFan]

"Trouble with Tribbles" was a light hearted episode that ended in humor. They re-did the whole "who threw the first punch?" with "what did you do with the tribbles?" and again no one accepts responsibility until it comes down to Scotty again in the end. I thought that was pretty funny.

I agree with you on that one, that was really funny. Scotty seemed to stay in trouble through the whole episode. He just couldnt get away with nothing! Poor Scotty. I also like few other episodes where the ending is fuuny. They are:

Opperation Annilaite: I like the scene where McCoy says this to Kirk: "Dont' tell Spock that I said that I thought he was the best first officer in the fleet" Spock says "Why thank you doctor" Kirk says "You were so concered about his Vulcan eyes you forgot about his Vulcan ears"

Devil In The Dark: I like this part: Kirk says this to Spock regarding the Hota after beening back on the ship "I belive you are comming more human" Spock says "I see no reason to stand here and be insluted"

Amok Time: I like this part "Of course your reaction was quite logical. In a pigs eye" McCoy was refering to Spock's reaction when he saw Kirk alive.

Jorney To Babel: I like this part: "I belive you are enjoying this" -Kirk refering to McCoy and Spock says "I never seen him so happy" "Shut up"-McCoy than as Kirk is about to answer "Shhh" he says back to Kirk than looks both at Kirk and Spock and smiles "What you know I got the last word"

 

[Flying Spaghetti Monster]

The best ending of anything in modern Trek: "Manufactured triumph!"

 

[buckeyenation]

how about the end of 'a piece of the action'....mcoy's lost communicator?

 

[The Boy Who Cried Worf]

"Trouble with Tribbles" was a light hearted episode that ended in humor. They re-did the whole "who threw the first punch?" with "what did you do with the tribbles?" and again no one accepts responsibility until it comes down to Scotty again in the end. I thought that was pretty funny.

Well not really when you consider the Klingons probably did beam the tribbles out into space.

First thing that came to mind was TNG: The Nth Degree

Troi: I didn't know you played chess.
Barclay: I don't!

 

[Bad Atom]

I think the ending to "Tribbles" is horrifying if you're an animal lover...

 

[Sector 7]

I think the ending to "Tribbles" is horrifying if you're an animal lover...

Animal lover as in "Woman found dead in home with 112 starving cats"? Or animal lover as in "They should never have taken the tribbles out of their original environment where they had natural predators to kill them off"?

 

[Yeoman Randi]

I think the ending to "Tribbles" is horrifying if you're an animal lover...

That's true if you really think about it. You just KNOW the Klingons aren't going to be very nice to them. But I don't allow myself to go that far in my thinking. And I remind myself.....it's.just.a.show.

 

[KimMH]

That occurred to me later when Worf refers to some Great Tribble Incident in TNG. what ever did they do to Klingons? of course - I feel the same way about mice so I do understand some of their emnity. Its humorous in itself to think of Klingons being humbled by Tribbles, of all things . . .

 

[sbk1234]

^^^^^I tend to t hink that the tirbbles send some sort of impulse to the Klingons that causes a sensation similar to what many feel when hearing fingernails on the chalkboard.


I just thought of that TNG episode where Barkley thought he was having transporter pychosis. At the end, after discussing arachnaphobia earlier, O'Brien's pet tarantula is crawling higher and higher up Reg's arm.