Name That SCENE

[Henoch]

The babbling, crying Spock in The Naked Time?

 

[Methuselah Flint]

Good guess, but not the NT monologue.

Clue # 10
New footage for a past event. Effective, but imaginary?

 

[Methuselah Flint]

Clue # 11
A pondering Vulcan is a wise Vulcan.

 

[Henoch]

From The Menagerie, Part 1: Spock eavesdropping on Kirk's attempt to disengage the computer while he is in his quarters and under arrest! <You'd think they would revoke his computer privileges once they knew he sabotaged the ship's computer, faked computer messages, broke into the Starbase Computer Center and assaulted a computer technician. >

 

[RubySlipppers]

Ahhh that is a great answer!

 

[Methuselah Flint]

Alas no, but you are very close!

Clue # 12
This one is from the third season.

 

[RubySlipppers]

Spock musing about Droxine whilst the Captain naps in The Cloud Minders!

 

[Methuselah Flint]

Correct and well done RubySlipppers!

Most of the clues are self-explanatory.

This scene of Spock musing was the one and only time in the series. Whether it was originally scripted or decided later, I'm not sure. But it's certainly a one-off.

Also, we get two shots of the two ladies which were presumably filmed for this scene. I would imagine they are in the mind of Spock being visualised, since these close up shots aren't shown beforehand. A nice touch.

Whether or not this scene is a filler, it's an interesting 'aside' moment.

The game is yours!

 

[RubySlipppers]

New Game! Here we go

Clue 1: Two of our heroes are present, where is the third?

 

[Methuselah Flint]

Spock and McCoy wait in the lab while Kirk pleads with Rayna to come with him, just prior to them opening Flint's locked door in the lab?

 

[RubySlipppers]

Incorrect. I can offer you no happiness. I can offer you another clue in a couple of hours.

 

[RubySlipppers]

Clue 2: It is challenging dealing with emotional, quick learners.

 

[Henoch]

Spock and McCoy on the Shuttlecraft arguing that Spock's logical decisions didn't result as expected. Kirk is far away on the Enterprise. (From The Galileo Seven.)

[Shuttlecraft]

(Scott is still lying in the middle of the floor, working)
MCCOY: Well, Mister Spock, they didn't stay frightened very long, did they?
SPOCK: Most illogical reaction. We demonstrated our superior weapons. They should have fled.
MCCOY: You mean they should have respected us?
SPOCK: Of course.
MCCOY: Mister Spock, respect is a rational process. Did it ever occur to you they might react emotionally, with anger?
SPOCK: Doctor, I am not responsible for their unpredictability.
MCCOY: They were perfectly predictable to anyone with feeling. You might as well admit it, Mister Spock, your precious logic brought them down on us.
MEARS: Why haven't they done anything?
SPOCK: They're studying us, for the moment.
BOMA: Another prediction, Mister Spock?
SPOCK: My opinion, Mister Boma.
(The shuttlecraft shakes as one of the locals starts battering it with a rock)
SPOCK: Seal the windows!
MCCOY: Studying us, Mister Spock? They seem to learn rather quickly.
BOMA: All right, Spock, you have all the answers. What now?
SPOCK: Mister Boma, your tone is increasingly hostile.
BOMA: My tone isn't the only thing that's hostile, Mister Spock!
SPOCK: Curious. Most illogical.
BOMA: I'm sick and tired of your logic!
MEARS: We could use a little inspiration.
SPOCK: Strange. Step by step, I have made the correct and logical decisions. And yet two men have died.
MCCOY: And you've brought our furry friends down on us.
SPOCK: I do seem to have miscalculated regarding them, and inculcated resentment on your parts. The sum of the parts cannot be greater than the whole.
MCCOY A little less analysis and more action. That's what we need, Mister Spock.
SPOCK: How much longer, Mister Scott?
SCOTT: Another hour, maybe two.
MCCOY: That won't be long enough.
SCOTT: Doctor, a phaser can only drain so fast.
BOMA: How long do you think those plates will hold out under this? We've got to do something!
SCOTT: You've got your hands full.

 

[RubySlipppers]

Henoch, you are correct. Well done. The game is yours.

 

[Henoch]

Only two clues is near my record (and catching me unprepared to gin up a new scene)...new clues, tomorrow.

 

[Henoch]

New Clue: A cry for help is not how this scene starts.

 

[RubySlipppers]

Elaan of Troyius: The scene has Captain Kirk and Elaan, in her quarters, where she cries because she doesn't want people to hate her.

 

[Henoch]

No crying allowed @RubySlipppers. Not EOT.

 

[Henoch]

Clue 2: Nobody is killing everybody is the theme.

 

[Henoch]

Clue 3: Kirk sounds a little annoyed after fixing the problem.