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What did Mirror-Kirk say?

Gojirob

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When he was being thrown into the brig, transcripts and the DVD's sub have him saying :

[FONT=Arial] "I order you ...Let me go! Phasers! Spock, get these men off me! What is this?
What are you doing, Spock? You traitorous pig. I'll hang you up by your Vulcan ears.
I'll have you all executed!"

Okay. Every part makes sense except 'Phasers'. Was this a mistake on Shatner's part, or a bad read by the subtitle people and those who did the online transcript?

http://www.voyager.cz/tos/epizody/40mirrormirrortrans.htm


On a separate note, if we take the DS9 eps as the fate of the MU, how did M-Spock get into M-Kirk's quarters, with the guy beaming right back in and a guard on the door as well?
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On a separate note, if we take the DS9 eps as the fate of the MU, how did M-Spock get into M-Kirk's quarters, with the guy beaming right back in and a guard on the door as well?

The Mirror Universe novels have...

...Spock killing Kirk at some point, witnessed by Marlena, who then became Spock's woman. He didn't get access to the tantalus field right after beaming our heroes back their own universe.
 
I'm thinking he said "traitors" or something similar. Unless he was asking/requesting for someone in the crew to hand him a phaser to defend himself. Who knows. I never paid much attention until now. I focus more on the Mirror Kirk's thrashing-about and resistance than I do his dialogue.
 
Mirror Kirk would rock to see again. Had ENT had a Shatner appearance, I think it would have been as the older version of Mirror Kirk.
 
Along similar lines, in "The Apple" when Chekov and Spock stage their fake argument, the DVD captions have Chekov saying "What do you want? Violins?" (instead of the correct "violence").
 
Along similar lines, in "The Apple" when Chekov and Spock stage their fake argument, the DVD captions have Chekov saying "What do you want? Violins?" (instead of the correct "violence").

Similar problem with the SMALLVILLE pilot episode.

Young Clark Kent misses his schoolbus and one of his friends makes the comment "If Clark moved any slower, he'd be extinct."

What does the caption read?

"If the clock moved any slower, he'd be extinct."

Yeah. Makes perfect sense to me too. :rolleyes:

Don't the captioning people stop and think about what they're typing?

This is stuff that's going out to the public as "final copy"!
 
Originally, Shatner yelled "I order you ...Let me go! COCKSUCKERS!"

They fuzzed it up a bit in post.

Joe, noted Trek historian
 
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Spammy You think? Sorry but I don't know of another way to let "non-art going" Star Trek fans know about an exhibition they might be interested in seeing if they happen to be in NYC.
 
Along similar lines, in "The Apple" when Chekov and Spock stage their fake argument, the DVD captions have Chekov saying "What do you want? Violins?" (instead of the correct "violence").

Actually, violins is correct.

That makes even less sense than the rest of the episeode, then. Does it say "violins" in the script?

It makes perfect sense.
"You will not address me in that tone."
"Whadaya want? Violins??"
 
Violence makes more sense. Has anyone actually read the script?

Edit: I guess you're right... it does say 'violins' in the Blish adaptation.
 
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