Funny Spock Lines and Moments from Season 2

[@tomada36]

Roddenberry making Spock only half-Vulcan was a stroke of genius.

[@MichaelSHartman]

He's only human.

[@DorianMichaelsIII]

Especially when you consider how comparatively *boring* Star Trek tended to make *full* Vulcans-- see Tuvok from Star Trek: Voyager for an example (though to be fair, while Tuvok was the less interesting *character*, he WAS, technically, the better *Vulcan* of the two).

[@hbouss1]

DorianMichaelsIII Tuvok was great

[@orgonkothewildlyuntamed6301]

considering in all the episodes there were only 3 dark-skinned Vulcans(1 was played by Indian Veejay Armitraj) they must have lived on a small isolated section of Vulcan(since I've never seen any mulato toned ones)

[@MichaelSHartman]

If memory serves, Vulcan is a hot arid planet. There might be an even higher level of​ ultraviolet light than Earth, so one might expect the majority of Vulcans to be dark skinned. McCoy has remarked that Spock has green blood which would be an undertone for his skin. If he has red blood from his mother, the red and green might make him even browner. It's okay if he has red blood as long as he doesn't wear a red shirt. 😉

[@Dearra_S]

after watching these clips together you can see how human spock really is. he delivers his lines with a straight face but you can tell he's smirking inside.

[@resilienceinfomedia2720]

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[@robertross9444]

@@resilienceinfomedia2720 koin

[@bigl5343]

The Vulcans are masters of sarcasm. They seem to secretly take great pleasure in "annoying" their human allies with technically correct one-liners.

[@tolfan4438]

Smirking on the inside. I'll remember that

[@mnirwin5112]

A huge tribute to Nimoy's acting skills.

[@Makipazia]

"This unit is different. It is well ordered" Spock's satisfied look is priceless

[@atrociousconsequences4432]

Nomad likely would not actually consider him "well ordered" compared to itself.

[@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork]

The many faces of Spock.

[@dttruman]

Another one is when he is puzzled and that ever present eyebrow raises over his right eye.

[@kalynglasgow4769]

M DDF f

[@resilienceinfomedia2720]

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[@TowGunner]

The chemistry between Kirk, Spock and Bones was fantastic.

[@joehaffey2008]

+ACS Shap yes yes yes

[@booberfraggle]

ACS Shap YES :3

[@rebeccah7250]

ACS Shap I LOVED it! It made watching so much more interesting!!!

[@danbasta3677]

@@rebeccah7250 Agreed, which made it much MORE SUPERIOR than that next generation stuff.

[@raymondweaver8526]

Made the ship work

[@sarahm8625]

I love the happy little music that always plays after Spock burns someone.

[@banishedfromthedwarfplanet530]

I hate it.

[@bonnieh2064]

Haha same :)

[@resilienceinfomedia2720]

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[@jessicathethreestoogesfan2635]

Lol he’s the best hybrid

[@GreenTeaTheTea]

Spock: gets knocked on his ass kirk: forcefield? spock: *_O B V I O U S L Y_*

[@eolsunder]

One of my favorite likes. "It does something for you. Yes indeed it does Captain, it makes me uncomfortable."

[@nancyomalley6441]

Yeah, those flower bracelets do look itchy

[@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork]

Gonna use that on a girl one day....

[@Luthiart]

I liked that one too. I played it like three times.

[@lhommedieu5489]

Yep agreed.

[@awaredeshmukh3202]

I laughed OUT LOUD

[@bethanmorgan6151]

"Are you afraid of cars?" "No Captain it's your DRIVING hat alarms me"

[@bethanmorgan6151]

*that

[@bethanmorgan6151]

Goddammit Jim, you and your driving hat!

[@resilienceinfomedia2720]

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[@Serai3]

@@bethanmorgan6151 Now I want a white fur fedora for when I go driving!

[@slashandbones13]

spock and bones mocking each other is the best part of TOS

[@alexisgrunden1556]

I always got the sense that they were each other's best friend, but they flatly refused to admit it~

[@cheddar2648]

Roddenberry either spent time around sailors or intuited this light-hearted needling

[@chrismaile637]

Busting each other's chops is a time honored tradition amongst friends.

[@resilienceinfomedia2720]

Best Star Trek quotes from The Original Series - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYnIiH6JnN13kM0

[@InformationIsTheEdge]

Leonard Nimoy, he had the look, the voice and the acting chops to make a cool role iconic!

[@tombennett3827]

InformationIsTheEdge I think Paul Lynde would have been better casting for the role.

[@parkjongseong3283]

@@tombennett3827 No definitely not!

[@tombennett3827]

@@parkjongseong3283 LOL I'm glad you appreciate my humor.

[@resilienceinfomedia2720]

Best Star Trek quotes from The Original Series - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYnIiH6JnN13kM0

[@Hodaris_Darlin]

I can say objectively that Leonard was the best actor in the series. He had the most subtle facial expressions.

[@crassyfrake]

McCoy's eyes lighting up when he founds out about "the Vulcan teddy bear" gets me everytime lol

[@joehaffey2008]

+crassyfrake ha ha ha ha yeah

[@AlexandeKnight]

I really wanted his mother to stick around and tell more stories.

[@rebeccah7250]

AlexandeKnight me too! 😜

[@danbasta3677]

And how Spock said, not precise Doctor. On Vulcan, the teddy bears are alive, snd have six inch fangs. The chuckle from the Captain adds icing to the cake. The way those two always threw a dig into each other was always halarious!

[@nancyomalley6441]

@@danbasta3677 In the animated episode, "Yesteryear", Ay'Chaya (sp?) was still adorable! Especially when he cried and whine a lot

[@paktype]

There's a reason why this show is still around after 50 years when so many others are dust. Well-written, well-acted and lovable. As fresh now as it was 50 years ago.

[@danbasta3677]

VERY, VERY TRUE! AND MUCH, MUCH BETTER THAN THAT NEXT GENERATION STUFF. THE ONLY BEST STAR TREK OUT THERE IS THE ORIGINAL STAR TREK, THE ORIGINAL STAR TREK SERIES RULES!

[@lorendaemon7945]

Well, well-written can be a stretch, but well-acted is certain.

[@at1212b]

@@lorendaemon7945 for network show of its time? Amazing!

[@Alphasnowbordergirl]

I have yet to find a show that captures anything close to Kirk, Spock, and McCoy's chemistry.

[@artman102]

@@Alphasnowbordergirl Gilligan, Maryanne and Ginger? No, your right!

[@allyourmoney]

Vulcan sarcasm is the best sarcasm. I remember an early episode when some ensign got pwnd by him & Sulu said "He'll cut you to pieces every time."

[@danbasta3677]

The Corbinite Maneuver. Bailey, who was the Lt.

[@logiciansvlog5800]

Ok this has nothing to do with anything but I'm the 69th like

[@bigl5343]

They seem to take great pleasure with their "logical" sarcasm. Ambassador V'Lar and Sub-commander T'pol in "Enterprise" became masters of sarcasm. Likely not intentional at first, but once they observed human reaction, they started making snarky oneliners for personal amusement.

[@Trollamollex]

I wish I had a wimsical flute play every time I said something witty .

[@MrUmakemelaff]

You do.

[@Steven-qs6wj]

@@MrUmakemelaff LMFAO

[@davegoodwin1848]

Crap. Didn't notice it until you mentioned it...now I can't unhear it.

[@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork]

In my head.

[@roblex63]

best comment of the year so far..

[@khfan4life365]

“I don’t agree with you at all, Mr. Spock.” “That’s not unusual, doctor.”

[@angryspoidah9607]

Herr flick of the gestapo to helga (This is normal, you may kiss me now)

[@vlcaneditz9420]

What ep is that from??

[@khfan4life365]

lizzie marshmallow Season 2 episode 5, The Apple.

[@vlcaneditz9420]

khfan4life365 ty 😊

[@resilienceinfomedia2720]

Best Star Trek quotes from The Original Series - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYnIiH6JnN13kM0

[@wiseguymaybe]

I found Spock's humor quite......logical.

[@howardsartin2629]

Facinating.

[@patmccoy8758]

I love Vulcan humor!

[@resilienceinfomedia2720]

Best Star Trek quotes from The Original Series - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYnIiH6JnN13kM0

[@bubaaaaaaaaa]

Indeed.

[@Spawn-td8bf]

His half human side gave him the unique ability to "tweak" the boundaries. R.I.P. Leonard Nimoy AKA Mr. Spock

[@ronaldcustard4636]

I find the Vger encounter changed his character a tad bit

[@auggie803]

-If it were not for Mr Spock I would not even watch Startrek.

[@Vmt16]

He lived long and he prospered. RIP.

[@AlgisKemezys]

Here is his funeral..kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5zGkIKDZ7SGZ8k

[@mothman5436]

Good job but leave we dont speak of his death.

[@thomasromano9321]

And finally went where no man has gone before.

[@Bruce-1956]

RIP Spock. He joins Scotty and Bones on a new mission.

[@degsbabe]

Yes ,i'm sure he beamed up safely.RIP.

[@DepressoSquad]

Mithrandir That we hope and he shall rest in peace.

[@AlgisKemezys]

Indeed. Here is our funeral for Spock on the island of Kythnos...kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYWWZWeMiNClirM

[@VGatheist]

Highly illogical statement

[@Indrasblade39]

VGatheist It's perfectly logical if the afterlife is true unless you have proof it doesn't exist? Your statement is illogical.

[@madeniquevanwyk]

it's funny cause I first saw Spock on film played by Zachary Quinto, and he was so stiff and emotionless (like I expected) but when I started watching the original series, I was completely surprised at how emotive and sassy he really was, played by Nimoy. It's interesting

[@Marveryn]

part of that is that in the movies.. he was much stiffer than in the original series of co urse that is explain in the first film as he reach a level of pure logic few vulcan can achieve. He did very well for a half vulcan i am told. One of hte few thing about star trech the motionsickness

[@Kevinegan1]

No. It is, fascinating.

[@kellyweingart3692]

star trek the motionsickness...lol

[@kellyweingart3692]

shitload...lol just kidding

[@rebeccah7250]

Kelly Weingart died laughing at ur comment!!!! Thank you!!!!! 😂😂😂

[@FilmExpressWarrior]

SHUT UP SPOCK WERE RESCUING YOU!!! Why thank you "Captain Mccoy" lol

[@PaperbackWizard]

The only counterargument needed when someone says Vulcans don't have a sense of humor.

[@resilienceinfomedia2720]

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[@tomf3150]

Don't forget the nod !

[@djhalling]

"Very bad poetry, Captain." I didn't know that Spock met the Vogons.

[@SavageDarknessGames]

Vogon poetry is mild in comparison.

[@blu3collar949]

@@MatthiasWelwarsky Indeed. We all know that Paula Nancy Millstone Jennings' poetry was the worst in the universe.

[@meta.5studios]

8:36 - "You should make a very convincing Nazi." Would you like some ice on that burn, Mr. Kirk?

[@bethanmorgan6151]

That's CAPTAIN Kirk to you!

[@theGhoulman]

The look Kirk gives Spock when he says that! ROTFL!!!

[@bethanmorgan6151]

The look of "Dafuk you say to me bro? Bitch I'm gunna rip off those pointy ears and shove them up your logical ass!"

[@alswann2702]

Shatner would have never settled for anything less than fuehrer.

[@acmenipponair]

Funnily, that are two jewish actors joking about who is the more proper looking nazi ;)

[@DoeiDenise]

"Sir, you are employing a double negative." - "Eh????" Hahahaa

[@RainbowEssence-c3w]

6:41 Lol "fortunately I am immune to its effects" *gets put in a trance by it*

[@zitacarno4443]

Those tribbles had that effect on everyone---except Klingons, who were terrified out of ther skins.

[@yoshifan4569]

That moment always makes me go "ahw"

[@daynamorris2399]

I love Spock being sassy so much

[@rebeccah7250]

Dayna Morris me too

[@kahliatangazi448]

"Logic is a wreath of pretty flowers that smell bad." Gets me laughing every time!

[@JohnAudioTech]

I always loved the humorous Spock & Bones interactions. These little things are what made the show so great.

[@joeswanson6782]

JohnAudioTech yes, the three-way banter is something that was missing from every other Star Trek series. Figures like quark and neelix were just comic relief.

[@yangchan8002]

too bad they didn't have these for all the new treks t.v. and movies.

[@DistractedGlobeGuy]

Simon Pegg got it included in *Beyond.* Data had a bit of it in the first two seasons of TNG as well, but thankfully, Bermann got rid of most of it after Roddenberry died.

[@mikekeil3499]

@@yangchan8002 the Orville is the new Trek.

[@granadosvm]

8:43-8:58 Leonard is a name destined to go down in galactic history. How true.

[@rebeccah7250]

Victor Granados yes, for Leonard McCoy & Leonard Nimoy...

[@claraf.6833]

Kirk: "Well, opinions?" Chekov: "I think we are in a lot of trouble." Kirk: "That's a great help, Mr. Chekov." I just died.

[@sodomproplayer12]

i really love Chekov XD

[@atrociousconsequences4432]

My opinion on being forced into gladiator combat would be "this BS sucks" !

[@tripaces_]

My top three favourite characters from star trek: 1) Spock 2) Chekov 3) Data (I watched TOS more recently than TNG)

[@DenitaArnold]

I think people like Spock and Data because they were non human and half human beings trying to deal with humanity

[@khfan4life365]

One of my favorite Chekov moments is when the gang meets Apollo. When Apollo introduces himself, Chekov says, without skipping a beat, “And I’m the czar of all the Russias.”

[@Romulan2469]

4:59-5:04 is the best bit. Spock: A dazzling display of logic... Kirk: You didn't think I had it in me did you Spock? Spock: No sir. HAHA!

[@adiraiju9336]

+Romulan2469 And then there's Kirk's "Well, what was THAT for?" expression right afterwards...

[@robbiereilly]

Spock's deadpan 'No, sir.' is great. And Kirk's expression change is priceless.

[@missymissymiss5192]

I miss Leonard and I feel robbed that we only have 3 seasons to rewatch.

[@robynzelickson6164]

Me too. I watch the episodes over and over, but it would be nice to have more seasons. I guess we should be grateful that the viewers fought for a third season.

[@davidwuhrer6704]

There's the animated series. And a fan project called Phase 2.

[@witnesstothestupid]

The good thing is that those three season's gave us 79 episodes. This day and age you can have a cable show on for Five Seasons and get only 50 episodes since many times a single season is only 10 episodes.

[@221b-l3t]

​@@witnesstothestupid Yeah but it was a 5 yea mission so it was meant to be 5 seasons, each about a year and at the end Enterprise comes home. So they cancelled the last part of the voyage unfortunately.

[@jefferyh8632]

"Doctor, you have a fine talent for understatement" XD

[@crassyfrake]

As Spock's trope page says.....there's apparently nothing illogical about scathing sarcasm lol

[@Turboy65]

There has never, ever been a better example of "chemistry" between the principle cast members of any movie or TV show than in the original Star Trek series. What made Kirk, Spock, and McCoy work so well together wasn't the script or the acting, it was how they responded to each other.

[@Hodaris_Darlin]

Peter, Egon & Ray in Ghostbusters rivals the Star Trek triumvirate though. Very similar dynamics & brothers-in-arms feel to them.

[@adiraiju9336]

"There was no deity involved. It was my cross-circuiting to B that recovered them!" "Well, then, thank pitchforks and pointed ears!" I gotta remember THAT one...

[@cbachinger]

I got ur back there :D

[@kevincozens6837]

That was a great line from Bones.

[@2932mike]

this is just a blue tooth key board test .

[@cabbievonbump]

I heard a rumor about the scene starting at about 08:05. When Sarek said (when asked why he married his wife) that it was the logical thing to do, someone on the crew said, "Isn't that Vulcan for, 'Her Daddy showed up with the shotgun?'"

[@JohnSmith-zq9mo]

I always had this idea it meant she was pregnant.

[@dttruman]

"It was the logical thing to do at the time".

[@TallSilentGuy]

You mean the scatter-phaser?

[@karenlarke1737]

When Kirk says "Spock you're alive !" it made me sad to think that Leonard Nimoy never got to see the 50th anniversary of the release of the Original Star Trek. Difficult to believe he's been gone over a year now.

[@mandarinclemmie]

You keep your goddammed feels to yourself

[@karenlarke1737]

+Otaku/ Weeaboo there was no need for that response. I always loved watching this when I was a kid and I'm allowed to comment whatever I wish.

[@mandarinclemmie]

+Karen Larke Dude, I mean I miss him unbelievably and your mentioning him gave me feels. Chill.

[@karenlarke1737]

+Otaku/ Weeaboo: Whatever sorry I didn't realise what you meant. I miss the guy too, he was so memorable.

[@mandarinclemmie]

+Karen Larke **cries together**

[@ButOneThingIsNeedful]

5:47 -- From "The Trouble with Tribbles" ... Chekov: I was making a little joke, sir. Spock: Extremely little, Ensign. Classic! Pwned before (or 'after' - wink) there was pwning! Haha.

[@Sunny105121]

1:04-1:11 That scene always scared me when I was a kid. And you could tell that even Kirk was un-nerved, which made it even scarier for me. But Spock's droll "very bad poetry" comment made me laugh out loud - and was such a relief. Even all these years later.

[@kaitlynreynolds5192]

what episode is it from?

[@rebekahisvulcan7391]

Catspaw

[@Sunny105121]

From Season 2 Episode 7 - 'Catspaw'

[@BikeArea]

I think it was in CATSPAW. 😄

[@eliasbrook8991]

"A TEDDY BEAR?" "Not precisely. On Vulcan the teddy bears are alive and they have 6-inch fangs." sure not a teddy i'd wanna snuggle with o_o

[@LadyEvilest]

The animated series actually explored Spock's relationship with his pet. A lot of people want it to be canon because it explains so much.

[@nancyomalley6441]

As LadyEvilest mentioned, they did show the 'teddy bear' and he WAS adorable

[@strider04]

@@LadyEvilest the animated series is cannon though I thought

[@mikegallant811]

@@nancyomalley6441 I-Chaya.

[@larrywt656]

@@strider04 It was when it was airing. At some point, Roddenberry had it removed from official canon. A lot of fans like me still consider it canon however.

[@FilmExpressWarrior]

"I fail to understand why I should care to induce my mother to purchase falsified patents". Always makes me laugh every time. Live Long And Prosper

[@joemasters2270]

The chemistry between Spock & Bones is priceless!!

[@zitacarno4443]

Someone once observed, "Factions are fights. They are found in otherwise friendly groups." So it was here. For all the bickering, Spock and Bones loved each other like brothers. There's a word in Vulcan---"t'hy'la" which carries, among other things, that connotation: really close family. And these two, with Captain Kirk, were just that. ---brothers.

[@CrazyDiamond1266]

Spock is such a sassmaster.

[@munmaru3775]

the Satan moment has always been my favorite.

[@mikekeil3499]

I'm so dumb. After seeing that episode multiple times I finally got what Kirk and McCoy meant about Satan. lol

[@philturner1242]

RIP Leonard Nimoy. Thank you for sprinkling extra magic on an already great childhood.

[@GrandFunker]

Still the best tv show ever made in my opinion.

[@hollyk11]

Same!😊

[@RSTI191]

So many back then. They had meaning and always taught a valuable life lesson.. Heck, even the Carrot Man form Lost in Space episode taught compassion..

[@stolenrelic13]

lolol I love the carrot episode

[@willsonbasyal7883]

NOpe, Band of brothers the pacific the big bang theory

[@129140163]

Willson Basyal Well, it was at least the best TV show of its time.

[@clickrick]

"My congratulations, Captain, a dazzling display of logic." "You didn't think I had it in me, did you Spock?" "No, sir." Just one of the many fine examples of Nimoy's ability to deliver the burn with such panache. Rest well.

[@numinous123]

By saying "No, sire" Spock was actually saying that he DID think Kirk had it in him to be logical.

[@antarctic8560]

I feel the same way now with Leonard's passing as I did when the original series got cancelled...just a devastating, gaping hole. The best to you in your new life, we have all profited immensely with your talent.

[@purpleheart3000]

"Indeed. Then why did you marry her?" "At the time, it seemed the logical thing to do." Smooth move, Sarek XD

[@Starscreamf15]

The Star Trek series's following ST TOS had better FX but that cant compare to the characters and character interaction of the original Star Trek. Nimoy was brilliant. And people may pick on Shatners over the top acting for Kirk, but could you really picture Kirk any other way? NO... didnt think so. There was no overacting to it, that was Kirk and as I sit down and watch TOS from first to last ep all over again after a long long time, this time Im really appreciating Captain Kirk and Shatners delivery of him. Yes even right down to cadence of his lines LOL. I grew up on TOS and never even noticed it till I saw all the jabs (some more lighthearted then others) all over the media through the years about it. But Spock was my hero though growing up. He rocks!

[@nomeatnosweetnobread9673]

Star Scream... I felt the same. Spock was my fave of all. Also, when I was growing up watching ST, I never noticed that Kirk was over the top until years later when people were pointing it out. Shatner was the best Kirk, and Nimoy was the best Spock. I know that time is over and I appreciate the newbies but I do miss the orginals.

[@atrociousconsequences4432]

There has been great characters and character interaction on the other series.

[@danbasta3677]

Agree with all that you have wrote as the Original Star Trek Series is above all tge very best Star Trek Series out there. Never cared for nor liked that next generation stuff, it was to silly and childish and nothing but space boy, space toy stuff.

[@williamanthony9090]

Star Scream- Come on... Over the top doesn't even begin to describe his: "I'm losing command," mantra in the lift with Spock. (From the third season episode, "And The Children Shall Lead.") Stick a fork in Shatner for that one. Talk about overdone hams!!!

[@davidwuhrer6704]

Isaac Asimov wrote a piece about how surprised he was when his daughter said that Spock was "dreamy". He has been raised on how jocks are manly and nerds are wimpy and girls like manly men, and then suddenly the most nerdy scientist in all of fiction is a heart-throb? The idea that science is sexy, that intelligence and logic is attractive, was strange but comforting to him. People talk about how Kirk was such a womanizer, which is not even supported by the series. Actually it was Spock who was the serial heartbreaker. And it seems the fans understood why.

[@tomada36]

Including "Piece Of The Action" was a good call, but Spocko's best moment was pointing the gun at Bela Oxmyx, and saying "I'd advises ya to keep dialin', Oxmyx"

[@dannya8614]

Chekov: "Nosy enough to smell them." Spock: "That's illogical ensign. Odors can not travel through the vacuum of space." Chekov: "I was making a little joke sir." Spock: "Extremely little ensign." The look on Chekov's face was priceless XD

[@jakeharris1595]

Peace and long life Live long and prosper.... T-T RIP Mr. Spock It is amazing how thru a character who rarely displayed emotion that he was able to bring out the deepest emotion in all of us. And tho we All mourn his passing I believe we all know that Mr. Spock would tell us that to mourn him is illogical, for death is the only logical outcome to the end of a long life such as his. Farewell Mr. Spock, you shall be missed. RIP Leonard Nimoy

[@danbasta3677]

Well written Jake.

[@KuDastardly]

6:58 _"It's your driving that alarms me"_ 20 years earlier: *_"WWHHHHAAAAAAAAAA!!! It's a sabotage!!!"_* then drives a red Corvette off a cliff...

[@carroyo911]

The irony of Leonard Nimoy as Spock making fun of a child being named Leonard...

[@Vaehlo]

Spock has three main expressions: -Vulcan -"Oh wow-" -"Why?"

[@Fudgiethewhale]

Spock is savage

[@donfisher8035]

His deadpan response to a old fashioned human phrase or slang is priceless. The way his literal brain interprets literally cracks me up. He always seem to have the blessing of writers who made sure it was clever and not smart ass sarcasm. He does like twenty facial nuances so perfectly so quickly.

[@Tokmurok]

The TOS crew were the best written.

[@TheLarryBrown]

The beauty of the Spock character is that he surprises you with his "human" statements, like sarcasm and bickering and one-liner zingers. Since the character is supposed to have/show no emotion, when he does show emotion, which he does all the time, then you are surprised and delighted. It's a case of lowering your expectations and then you're easier to surprise and delight. Also when something happens like he kills Kirk and then finds him alive and is smiling, the emotion is that much more profound, such that the incident is the talk of all of us for decades to come.

[@SuzukiYNathie]

Good bye, Spock. I really wanted to meet you. Hope you and Bones can reconcile. I loved you, an I am crying even as I write this.

[@brittanyhonaker8739]

Res In Peace Leonard Nimoy I have and ever shall be ur friend and a huge fan Rest In Peace with bones Scotty gene and majel

[@joemasters2270]

"The child was named Leonard?" XD

[@zitacarno4443]

In fact, the child was named Leonard James Akaar...which led Spock to observe that Kirk and McCoy would be insufferably pleased with themselves for at least a month Another fine example of the humor in Star Trek.

[@saiga5476]

@@zitacarno4443 the funniest part was that Spock seemed genuinely offended and didn't bother to hide it at all. A little out of character, but totally worth it.

[@atticstattic]

@@saiga5476 Surprise - not offense...

[@saiga5476]

@@atticstattic i have to disagree. Listen to the tone of his voice, and add to that his adding "Sir" to the end of his sentence. There was quite clearly some disgust there.

[@atticstattic]

@@saiga5476 Disgust? - not at all, his surprise got the best of him and he not only showed emotion in from of his crew mates but was informal to his commanding officer...so he had to add the 'sir'.

[@scottharding6793]

Great job. You got the best ones for sure. So many of my favorites. Nimoy and Kelley were so expert at delivering their mutual insults. Thanks for putting this together.

[@silenceoflink5880]

The LOOK Kirk gives after Spock says "You should make a very convincing Nazi" is everything

[@adrianlackey5107]

*I, Mudd* is my favourite Star Trek episode, mostly for Spock's great one-liners. So long, Leonard Nimoy, and thanks for everything.

[@AnimeAmimatorMizore]

Spock and Sarek are hilarious. And people wonder where Spock's sarcasm came from!

[@CaryCarpenter]

Ambassador Spock has joined Scotty and Bones on a new away mission to the great unknown.

[@sj2814]

I understand that Nimoy was an accomplished actor/director with many parts to his credit. So.I don't mean to insult him when I say he will always be the real Spock. Other actors may succeed him in the role but they will be nothing more than pale copies of what he started and established in the role The New Age Spock has nothing on the one and only Spock. RIP my friend. I learned a lot from your vulcan counterpart

[@madeleinebaier5347]

Neat compilation! It was my brother Chuck who got me hooked on this show and I had an enormous crush on Spock!

[@virginiaconnor8350]

Shane Hickenbottom It's interesting that I have I Am Not Spock next to I Am Spock on my bookshelf in my living room

[@williamanthony9090]

Shane Hickenbottom- Yeah, whatever. Nimoy felt the Spock character typecast him for the rest of his career... Unfortunately for him, he was right.

[@Muirmaiden]

@@williamanthony9090 Yes, it typecast him, but he also did a lot of other work in film, television, and theater. It was clear that he loved playing Spock and had an affinity with the character. His two books on the subject reflect that.

[@TheDcgj45]

This was a great TV show. And Spock was a big part of it. I remember watching it. Maybe in reruns or in it's run. Thanks Mr. Spock.

[@rickyt11]

I like the line, "Why thank you Captain McCoy."

[@Addisonmoreno]

His wit is just fucking hilarious.

[@openmind1966]

RIP Mr. Spock, you have gone where no man has gone before...

[@Hodaris_Darlin]

Spock was so miffed that the baby in Friday's Child was not also named after him. 🤣

[@benwasserman8223]

For an emotionless being, Spock has one hell of a sense of humor

[@dat_dinosaur_from_firefly2714]

It's called sass. An emotionless sassy character.

[@Muirmaiden]

Spock is hardly emotionless. Vulcans suppress their emotions and Spock is half-human, hence his inner conflict.

[@alecwilliams7111]

Thanks for these STAR TREK moments. The original series boasted one of the great ensemble casts in the history of the medium. The following sequel series and movies did pretty well, too.

[@timsmith3346]

TOS is so underrated these days.

[@margarettaylor308]

This is so funny lol. I love Spock's sass in these. Makes me want to get the original series & watch them again. I grew up on the reruns.

[@francesleader115]

Beamed up for the final time... great memories!

[@iagree5313]

This is lovely quiet space for me to appreciate what someone else feels dedicated to. 🤔❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@fayerawcliffe7794]

4:57 always makes me laugh cause Kirk looks so like a kicked puppy 😂😂😂

[@TJDious]

"I think you're both going to be insufferably pleased with yourselves for at least a month." I use this line whenever I get a chance.

[@LFOVCF]

What an absolute joy, to see a straight man, deliver his witty repartee, in his dead pan way. Gotta love him.

[@DMSProduktions]

The 1 thing that rings true with all of Spock's logical, but humorous retorts is, he is VERY fond of sarcasm!

[@carcrashheart]

I freaking love him. He's so good at insulting people without being blamed or noticed, and I find that admirable

[@oddjob7821]

I gave never seen such a delighted face as when McCoy finds out about spocks teddy bear.Brilliant

[@zitacarno4443]

...or the change of expression when Spock tells him about the true nature of the sehlat.

[@tropicvibe]

Mr. Spock you've got us going halfway around the galaxy on some wild goose chase???!!! Dr. McCoy I'm chasing the Captain, Uhura, and Chekov....not some wild aquatic fowl

[@moonchild6489]

I will never get over "A teddy bear?" scene, it's too priceless😄😄😄

[@racefan32]

R.I.P. Sir thank you for creating a great enduring character that will live to the 23rd/24th century and beyond..

[@mrs.puzzlespencerakapinhea6120]

when bones heard teddy bear he smiled so big and spock is just like don't you fucking do it..

[@shedjammer87]

"not some wild aquatic fowl" Oh, that's some funny stuff!!

[@jamiewhite1515]

Loved his character....so classic. Netflix has all the episodes and even a great documentary called Spock..... These guys are awesome...years of entertainment for me and my family....

[@Izzy-lo1un]

Spock and Bones’ bickering will always be my favorite thing in TOS

[@niceguy2171]

Was a dynamic there that cannot, and will not be duplicated. Man we miss you Leonard..even if that is 'illogical'.

[@robertgantry2118]

lol - Good video. Spock was always my favorite character on Star Trek.

[@robertgantry2118]

Mine too!

[@brittanyhonaker9087]

Me three Spock is my favorite

[@gerardcousineau3200]

At the time it seems like the logical thing to do ! :)

[@bhbluebird]

Show's dialogue was ahead of its time.

[@williamanthony9090]

bluebird- I'm sorry, but what does that even mean? Ahead of it's time HOW?

[@TheBadRaven]

@@williamanthony9090 He said it two years ago and you expect an answer NOW? That's illogical.............

[@williamanthony9090]

TheBadRaven- Not if he has the same account, which is entirely possible.

[@TheBadRaven]

@@williamanthony9090 Aahh OK, you missed out on ironic humour at school.

[@williamanthony9090]

TheBadRaven- Ah, humour... It is a difficult concept.

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

I sometimes forget how much I really like this show.

[@khfan4life365]

“Are you afraid of cars?” “Not at all, Captain. It’s your driving that alarms me.” Pretty sure I’ve had family members say that about my driving. 🤣

[@julietdallaire8444]

Thank you. 🖖 Live long and prosper, with many more GREAT videos!

[@AdachiCabbage]

2:24 is still my favourite "You see the shit I put up with?" After the comment "Well hell maybe this machine is on to something."