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Don't glare at me.
The thread got bumped after a thousand years in the depths of the vault.
Don't glare at me.
The thread got bumped after a thousand years in the depths of the vault.

He'll definitely be back. Its all about the merchandising baby! And Keenser is ripe for the little kids toys.
"SCOTTY SIDEKICK with Creepy Black-Eyed Staring and Skin Molting" Action Figure!
Coming soon, looks like.He'll definitely be back. Its all about the merchandising baby! And Keenser is ripe for the little kids toys.
Have they made a toy out of Keenser for XI ?
Yeah, but you replied to the same post twice, and the first was only two posts up the page from the second.^
Don't glare at me.
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I can't recall any instance in the movie where Keenser's gender is indicated, but from the time the Esurance tie-in game to the movie was announced onward, all references seem to refer to Keenser as "he" or "him". As far as Scotty treating him like dirt, remember the close-up on Keenser after Kirk and Scotty trans-warp beam to the Enterprise; the look on his face doesn't seem to convey "great, that jerk is finally gone!"What would really be creepy is if Keenser is female. Scotty treats him/her like dirt. Is there any indication Keenser is male? I can't remember if anyone referred to him/her that way.
I don't think there's any real meanness in it, though; it strikes me as more a friendly hard time. I've known one or two long-married couples who had something similar going on; it sounds like a lot of yelling and abuse from one side (or both), but when you get to know them, you see that it's really an expression of affection. It's not a Laurel and Hardy dynamic or an Abbott and Costello, exactly, but someone did point out that they work together like a comedy duo and that Keenser fills the role of straight man for Scotty. I think they're really supposed to be friends.If someone didn't remember the look, there's always the R2D2 whimpering. But Scotty does treat him like dirt; whether it's the best Keenser's been treated or whether he just ignores it is something else. It's not a nice look for Scotty; I never liked it.
I don't think there's any real meanness in it, though; it strikes me as more a friendly hard time. I've known one or two long-married couples who had something similar going on; it sounds like a lot of yelling and abuse from one side (or both), but when you get to know them, you see that it's really an expression of affection. It's not a Laurel and Hardy dynamic or an Abbott and Costello, exactly, but someone did point out that they work together like a comedy duo and that Keenser fills the role of straight man for Scotty. I think they're really supposed to be friends.If someone didn't remember the look, there's always the R2D2 whimpering. But Scotty does treat him like dirt; whether it's the best Keenser's been treated or whether he just ignores it is something else. It's not a nice look for Scotty; I never liked it.
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