K/S gropage from Day of the Dove

Tempers flare and slash flames appear when the crew and Klingons are pitted against each other by an alien entity.

[@ResidentBob79]

Leonard Nimoy did a great job here conveying Spock's tranquil rage at Scotty and then shame at his own momentary lapse, all without having to raise his voice or bare his teeth. With respect to anyone else who portrayed Spock, no one nailed it quite like Leonard Nimoy. RIP & LLAP

[@musicmakesmyday7663]

True, Leonard Nimoy was the original and although they didn’t throw away the mold, all reproductions can’t compare, equal, or set the bar any higher.

[@marialanier6155]

Kirk even kirked out a tad to much even for him.

[@user-bh4ge1pm2t]

No actor that I know of took more responsibility for a role than Leonard Nimoy. Once he embraced it, he made it his own. He decided what Spock was and wasn't, and by extension, what Vulcans were. Did a masterful job and created an enduring character that will resonate through time. RIP.

[@misterjag]

This was a terrific episode.

[@danbasta3677]

Yes, it was, and the aired 60's version was much better than the enhanced stuff they came out with.

[@Mirrorgirl492]

Bravo to Nimoy, Doohan and Shatner. Even though I've seen this scene a hundred times, it still chills me. The anger, the hatred, the overwhelming emotions portrayed by these actors is just amazing. Oh and the slash is, as always right there.

[@marialanier6155]

man man love going strong or should I say bro bro ❤ 😍

[@ThePythonfan]

It is..quite a great one..but to me..the best "Spock" ever..is in Wrath of Khan..when Kirk see Spock dying..and yells at him from outside the glass. That has to be the most heartbreaking cry ever.

[@glouconx983]

We were fans of the show as children and that "transfer out FRRREEEK!" line had us laughing out loud and repeating it at every opportunity. Nowhere has the word freak been so memorably employed.

[@user-bh4ge1pm2t]

Great episode. Fulfills all three Roddenberry directives. It's science fiction (albeit soft). It examines the human condition. And finally, it's a rollicking story. I especially like how Mr. Scott gets to hyper-act. As an engineer concerned with technical issues, he's often more level-headed than not(at least by trek standards) Finally, one of the best things Trek did was humanize the enemy, and man couldn't we use more of that in this day and age.

[@speakstruth1543]

Later in that same scene Spock says the phrase 'apparently it is by design that we fight. We seem to be pawns' This really strikes home when examining the modern political climate of today.

[@miriamjewett5438]

Predictive programming at its finest..

[@nosuchthing8]

It's always been the case.

[@georgethomas6744]

I concur. A very astute observation.

[@christopherthorkon3997]

When I first saw Scotty going ballistic in this episode (many many years ago when I first saw it) I thought, wow, this is freaky! And the lighting added to the feel of the scene -- unusually dark for 1960s Star Trek, very effective.

[@AlanSmitheeman]

Scotty was third in command and he should have been given way more screen time in the the series. But truly ensemble shows didn't happen until the 1980s which is a shame.

[@Shadowbat.o_O]

Originally, Scotty was supposed to be Kirk's best friend. I think the series played out well but I would have liked to see more screen time with Jimmy Doohan.

[@lunad27]

@@Shadowbat.o_O Where did you read that? I never really got that sense watching the show (I always thought Bones and Spock were his best friends). I wish the rest of the cast had more screentime though.

[@djackson4657]

Kirk was to be the big star , he was the captain. Spock got all the fan mail ,he was made kirk's friend , they liked McCoys work so they elevated his status.

[@AlanSmitheeman]

@@djackson4657 Yep.

[@mariajohnson-tanner2720]

​@@lunad27I read that Scotty and Bones were best drinking buddies, mind you do see bones trying to rope Spock in sometimes.😊

[@7Earthsky]

Star Trek Discovery will never be this good.

[@danbasta3677]

Neither that next generation stuff. The only BEST STAR TREK OUT THERE, IS THE ORIGINAL STAR TREK SERIES.

[@somanytvshowshavecausedmee899]

Yeah i agree all the other new star trek stuff like voyager or new generation etc. Will never be as good as the original. Ever.

[@That_AMC_Guy]

You need good actors and good writers to have decent shows. Actors today are nearly worthless and writers are no better. Dare I say adversity is what creates a character and most people today have never known real adversity.

[@LukeSkywalkerInMe]

@ImaginarySanity Oh, I think nothing beats the "Spock" at the end of "Final Frontier" when Spock turns around in this Klingon chair. The way Kirk's voice almost broke when he sees who rescued him....awe...nothing greater...

[@gavinrivington4918]

I love how Spock is flexing the super strength on Kirk and Scotty so easy.

[@ItsAsparageese]

0:22 "Keep your fulkin' hands off me!" Thanks Jerome Bixby

[@davincent98]

I just learned about this

[@MeganMcT]

Omg I laugh every time Scottie says 'Chekov was right! We should've left those fudge-faced goons in the transporter!' Oh Scottie, how I love thee... until you insult Spock.

[@jenpeterson3712]

Stuckyonbucky we'll forgive him for that

[@danbasta3677]

I though he said, Fuzz faced goons.

[@domainofthesun4400]

Yeah in every episode where McCoy snapped "You're out of your Vulcan mind!", the word he was thinking was obvious 😁

[@greekpapi]

I think he said fuzz faced goons...

[@lennierofthethirdfaneofchu7286]

That was a subtle point. The race-based insults of the Klingons weren’t any better than the race-based insults of Spock.

[@AlishatheNinjaLion]

I love how they think of 'race hatred' as the worse possible thing to ever come to, worse than war. Yet in this present time, its almost a common thing to come across. I love Gene Roddenberry's philosophy and ideals of the future. I couldn't agree with anyone more than I of him.

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

Gene Roddenberry's vision was of dollars. Spare me that optimistic vision of the future bullshit.

[@djackson4657]

There is no such thing as race. Klingon's are a species.

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

@Bobbie Charles in reality, I thought that in many ways, Roddenberry was full of shit.

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

@Bobbie Charles none of that means a damn to me.

[@nickhartman6372]

​@@BrotherDerrick3X I just thought I should remind you that you will never be a woman. Please don't shoot up a school now like your other tranny brethren!

[@jefferee2002]

It is absolutely amazing the links between the original series and the movies. When Spock comes aboard he echoes that sentiment to Spock and Bones

[@kenp7814]

Kirk "What's happened to us?" Spock "It was illogical to upload CNN"

[@ou1l]

damn their acting is so good and with the dramatic lighting too 👏

[@KenSiefert]

I like the darkened bridge

[@37Dionysos]

"Has the war been staged 'for' us?" Indeed, captain.

[@exoplanet11]

This episode was produced 4 years after the Gulf of Tonkin "Incident"

[@coreycampbell1689]

A good metaphor for what’s going on these days

[@JinxtheShadow]

When Scotty says get your vulcan hands off me, he actually says get your fucking hands off me. The producers told him to say it, because they knew his thick accent would distort the word.

[@ItsAsparageese]

The writer Jerome Bixby told him to say it, right before filming

[@r0smor]

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[@danbasta3677]

I, don't think so. Back then, people didn't use the word fu-- as liberally as they do today.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

I think that story is total B.S. This show was made by adults, not third graders.

[@Hodaris_Darlin]

Bullshit. This scene is about Scotty & Spock momentarily feeling racial hatred towards each other because of an entity that feeds of such things, so of course he'd say Vulcan as if it's a dirty word. They wouldn't have allowed such swear words in the 60s anyway, even if they thought an accent would mask it as something else.

[@Hodaris_Darlin]

The entity in this episode is the equivalent of modern day media, turning people, even friends, against each other, causing hatred, anger & resentment.

[@pwnmeisterage]

The problem isn't really the media. The problem is people who believe media reality is more real than actual reality.

[@Alvan81]

And much of it is our enemies, infiltrating our media, not a lot different, but significant.

[@CatsClaw44]

You mean a modern day Trump and Fox News

[@user-jh5nd2rg8n]

Nimoy and doohan were like best friends and like brothers looking for each other.

[@automatikman365]

"Then transfer out - FREAK!!!" Dammit, Scotty - way to say, "Then get the f*** outta here, ya strange-a** SUMBITCH!!!" Jimmy Doohan comes out of the turbolift brandishing a friggin' Claymore & all hopped up on alien mind-control - no wonder there are so many nuances still being discovered about this show. Gotta love it & always will. Peace, peoples

[@hannahsmith-0lsen437]

Me when someone bullies me, Been called freak so many times.

[@miriamjewett5438]

..and the date is Dec 7, 2023.. this episode certainly seems predictive to me. .. fascinating..

[@del3976]

1:13 - 1:18" Fascinating. The result of ... stress? " Mr. Spock looks so disappointed at his own actions... The tone of his voice to, like he could not believe on his own actions, the shame he want to hide and use "stress" as an excuse... Mr. Spock you're soo funny *.*

[@xMikanNamix]

>:D GAH. I love this. Scotty's hair gets a huge thumbs up. Looks awesome!

[@BadBocher]

I love it! My fav series.Wach it every night! I do my own vids, but youtube won't let me post. 😢

[@LukeSkywalkerInMe]

In Wrath of Khan I think it's even more intense when he only moves his lips but the name won't come out, then he yells. Yeah, great one!

[@ThePythonfan]

Oh yes exactly! He can scarsely say the name. It's really sad. I also love the way Bones says: You'll flood the whole compartement" in that scene. Anyhow ...so May the force be with you now that's what Gandalf told me to tell you!

[@kuzcat]

lol Kirk said "Spahk" sexyyyy

[@viborgvee8399]

The entity is the Archons feeding on Loosh energy.

[@PhflyDan1]

One of my favourite episodes

[@MrGenyaAvacado]

Thank YOU, you VULCAN FREAK! :)

[@995fantaisia]

Love it!

[@ellavaderknows]

Shatner had a cold sore

[@LordTalax]

1:50 Shatner's whole career

[@ezrajennings]

O.O Augh, poor Spock! Scotty noooooo, why?!?

[@dbloyd2]

Wow, that scene looks like today.

[@jackywhipet]

0.24 "KEEP YOUR FUCKING HANDS OFF ME!!!"

[@vccstudents]

"Has a war been staged for us complete with weapons?" He could have gotten a better staged war from the PRICELINE NEGOTIATOR!

[@marialanier6155]

FUZZ FACE GOON, Not bad

[@naranara1690]

"Keep your fuckin' hands off me"

[@bwatson7586]

they knew

[@ieetbugs5685]

SO MUCH SIZZLE HAPPENING DISSES LEFT N' RIGHT WWHHHAAATTT

[@dorarebelo673]

I wonder how they feel now! Even if they hide in bunkers, that has got to be temporary. One has to 'come out of the bunker' at some point.

[@user-ty2uz4gb7v]

Even though every other word out of Dr McCoy's mouth is green blooded inhuman.

[@NoName-up5kw]

Fascinating. So this is how all humanity discovers exactly who is controlling humanity. But not until an estimated billions of humans have self-succumbed beyond their own ignorance of it all. Until then, "Live Long and Prosper."

[@yamifannetje]

I still don't get whether Kirk directs "race hatred" to Spock because he was committing it or because Scotty was using it towards him...

[@jackiep594]

I think it's an apology, he saw Spock's face fall when Kirk called him half human, also he knows how hard it is for Spock to be isolated the way he is, that this would be even harder as a singularity

[@Hodaris_Darlin]

The hatred was spreading because of the entity's influence.

[@jofisher]

@MeganMcT "fuzz-faced"

[@dannyjohnson6323]

Classic

[@dorarebelo673]

Exactly it. "Two forces aboard this ship - each of them equally armed. Has a war been staged for us, complete with weapons and ideology and patriotic trumpy (?) even raised hatred?" The ship is the 'world ship' - no exceptions - which proves that the perpetrators did not know what they were doing. Had they known what they were doing they would have protected themselves from the conflict. Fort a fortified building or strategic position. There is no fort, no walls, no windows.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

"Gropage"?

[@genericusername337]

@Piccadillyo ohh, I read it wrong

[@user-ov4wd8qz6l]

❤🎉😊

[@genericusername337]

@Piccadillyo yeah that wasn't an insult. but i don't get what you're trying to say? primitive vulcan instincts? their kolinahr ideology isn't primitive, it's developed. their primitive instincts were to be overly emotional.

[@CatsClaw44]

This entity sounds like Fox News.

[@lhommedieu5489]

I came to see if anyone thought about it now, 130 days or so before the 2020 election. I can’t be alone...?...

[@neneshubby]

Shatner at his overacting best.

[@jenpeterson3712]

keith green I don't think he overacted at all

[@danbasta3677]

Jen, Yes, I agree with you, he didn't over act at all. This was, still is a very good episode, although it looked much better in the aired 60's version.

[@billmcclure2171]

Sounds like modern day politics to me.

[@deantheodosiou2886]

Long live Scotty, but no, James Doohan doesn't do the blind-rage-of-a-man- possessed thing here well at all. Maybe it's because his accent doesn't carry while he screams at the top of his Scottish lungs. Or something.

[@teton99]

This is the episode when Saul Alinsky, BLM and Antifa board the ship

[@PETERJOHN101]

Don't forget Barry the Faker.

[@SovereignStatesman]

This was the worst episode ever- a space-troll.

[@davincent98]

Worse than Spock's Brain?

[@andreafebruary2300]

@@davincent98 nothing is worse then Spocks Brain

[@cherylresnick-cortes8022]

I agree with the others Spock's Brain takes the cake for worst.

[@necron881]

@@andreafebruary2300 Brain and brain! What is brain?

[@LordTalax]

@@necron881 Something she didn't appear to have.