Star Trek 3: The Search for Spock (7/8) Movie CLIP - I'll Kill You Later (1984) HD

[@vccstudents]

When Kirk says, "Goodbye, David," it gets to me. Every time I've lost a friend or relative, I work towards a way of giving myself closure. Once I have done what needs to be done to honor the deceased, I play this scene, wait for Kirk to say goodbye to his son, and then say goodbye to the friend or relative I am honoring. It's said we all grieve differently. This is my way.

[@arthurjacobfuentes7671]

This statement resonates with me too.

[@lucindamobley5492]

I can relate. Every time I think of when I lost my Meemaw often times I either think of 'The Snowman in July' or of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, particularly the funeral chorale and the ending. The last two years she was alive she was in a nursing home with Parkinsons. She had a feeding tube sticking out of her abdomen and she could hardly talk. Even before that she had been losing weight, so for me the snowman cartoon reminded me of her because it felt like she was fading away. Thankfully she never fully lost her mind. The only time she ever went to lala land was when she had a bladder infection, and even then she always knew who we were and that we loved her. The ending of Snow White reminds me of her too because I know she went to Heaven. Despite everything she went through she's in the arms of God who loves her. Jesus was her Prince and he has never failed her.

[@joemcvey2299]

That's awesome

[@eemannarofrancesco5367]

I aree with you man, I did the same thing

[@vccstudents]

@@eemannarofrancesco5367 I'm doing that with my father soon.

[@coolcat6303]

Alot of fans don't even realize that the last Klingon, left on the Bird of Prey, is none other than actor John Laroquette of "Night Court" & "Stripes" fame. I thought he did a great job here.

[@Konrad_Wallenrod]

+KoolCat ! hahaha.....I had no idea until I saw Nostalgia Critics's review! I disagreed on some points, but at least he gave the movie more credit tham many do! The even-odd ''rule'' does not exist for me! I liked this one and TMP!

[@KangaKucha]

I thought he got blown up.

[@yalesgrarreel2163]

The one Captain from Wrath of Khan is the Tamarian Captain. Also, Janeway was on Cheers, The Doctor was on Frasier, Spock was the bad guy on a SPECTACULAR episode of Columbo, Janeway was Columbo’s wife, Yates from DS9 was on The Orville, and, most importantly, Jeffrey Combs is actually god, and made the universe in his image.

[@xaenon]

Spock was on more than Columbo. Look up an old 1964 OUTER LIMITS episode in which he was reporter covering the story of a robot accused of murder. When the episode was remade in the 1990s, he again starred, but this time as the defense attorney. Jeffrey Combs was awesome as Cmdr. Shran in ENTERPRISE, and appropriately smarmy and annoying as Weyoun in DS9.

[@patrickdumas224]

It's mostly because of the makeup over his forehead. Plus, he was kind of using a deeper tune as he was speaking. I didn't know it was him until I saw the ending credits.

[@ryanhunter130]

Shatner is killing it the whole movie...his charisma is on autopilot!

[@troylowe814]

"The answer is no. I am therefore going anyways."

[@georgehenderson7783]

Kirk: "Chekov, take the prisoner below." Klingon: "Wait! You said you would kill me." Kirk: "I lied."

[@georgehenderson7783]

@@troylowe814 "I don't like to lose." Bites into apple.

[@thitsugaya1224]

People like to make fun of Shatner, he even makes fun of himself, but he really is a very talented actor.

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

Unbelievably absolutely right this is Shatner’s finest moment in the Francise he does everything right here in this scene is Killer

[@HurricanePatrick]

When he says, "I lied," omg that line was priceless!

[@johnnyfavorite1194]

Though it was arguably a cliche even in 1984, I frickin' love the 11th hour, last micro second teleport rescue at 0:23 The ground hasn't caved in till ground has caved in.

[@nealwhaley63]

Kudos to the novelization of this film for explaining how the Bird of Prey manages to fly uncloaked through Federation space to reach Vulcan. Saavik manages to figure out enough of the communications system to advise Starfleet that the ship is not a threat and all will be explained once they land - and to please stay the hell out of the way, we have all had the day from hell, thank you very much.

[@javaman7199]

She probably viewed a few videos on 23rd century youtube. The same way that Ukrainian farmers today are figuring out how to operate captured Russian tanks.

[@johnnyfavorite1194]

THAT OR NOTHING....sound of the Bird Of Prey powering up along with my goosebumps.

[@Hollowshape]

"Remember, Maltz, when I promised to kill you?" "That's right, Kirk, you did!" "I lied." "OOOOHLALAAAAAAAAA!!"

[@myhybrid09]

AH, John Laroquette from Night Court

[@SheldonAdama17]

“What did you do with Maltz?” Kirk: “I let him go. Oh wait, that’s what I did to Kruge.”

[@jmcenanly1]

Also "Boston Public" with Wiliam Shatner and assorted other actors who appeared on the various Star Trek series.

[@jeanneratterman]

John Laroquette was the first Klingon when the Captain beamed up with Spock! And also voiced “you said you would kill me” 🎉

[@richardmahn7589]

Yup. And now John has dressed up as a Klingon again in the new series of Night Court. Was great to see!

[@MarcSylex]

Still the cleverest scene in all of Star Trek. A Hail Mary impersonation of Kruge to get out of an exploding planet, and it worked.

[@zitacarno4443]

Kirk knew enough Klingon to be able to yell out "Energize" or "Beam us up"-- still another example of his quick thinking.

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

ZITA CARNO actually he was just imitating the last words Kruge said according to the novelization. Kirk didn’t even know Klingon or what the words meant.

[@davidwagstaff47]

But aren't the crew already on the deck, so why is he fannying about speaking Klingon?

[@Bondek1996]

The Kobayashi Maru really post Kirk should be one moment from his career.

[@mattrodgers4878]

It’s explained in the novel that the Klingon left on board wasn’t fooled by Kirk’s attempting to imitate Kruges voice. He reasoned the only way Kirk would have the communicator and attempting to get on board was if kruge had been killed.

[@AdhamOhm]

Klingons prefer to be executed by their enemy because it's the honorable way to go. Being taken alive as prisoner lowest thing you could be in Klingon warrior culture. Kirk must have known this, so he dealt out one final insult to the last surviving Klingon by not killing him. Kirk is legend.

[@elcap22]

Apparently the reason why that Klingon was not in star trek IV was because he committed suicide in the brig, because he felt it was the only honourable thing to do, or something.

[@porpus99]

elcap22 Depends on what your source is, and if it is considered canon. For example, there is a star trek book series called genesis wave. Basically Charrol Marcus survived into the Next Generation. One of Star Fleets greatest secrets that they more or less kept isolated and under guard, as they did not want the Genesis device recreated. Someone kidnaps her and uses her to perfect the Genesis Wave, or something along those lines. Maltz is in the story. The Empire kept him alive, as he was the only remaining Klingon with any real knowledge of the Genesis Device. During the story he started out as an ambassador to some back water world, punishment really, where he was a drunk. He recognized the effects of the Genesis Wave and works to help stop it, or something along those lines.

[@elcap22]

porpus99 I think it mentions it in the novelization of Star Trek Iv.

[@porpus99]

elcap22 But once again, is that considered canon? Most of the time those books are written by people who had nothing to do with the film. THey just wanted to add their own impressions to the story.

[@elcap22]

porpus99 true. novelization isn't generally considered canon.

[@AlpineCorpus]

"GO, SULU!" That part always gets me

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

Me too it’s so poignant and it says so much. You know he’s saying goodbye to everything he saying goodbye to the boy you never knew to the man he wanted to get to know and now we’ll never know and to everything that could’ve been but now has no chance of being all encapsulated in goodbye, David.

[@BigNoseDog]

Shatner gets a lot of criticism for his acting. But Nimoy managed to get a good performance out of him in this film.

[@bigddannyflynn-filmmaker5694]

Shatners acting in all the films is really, really on point

[@eliasadam2345]

Agree, Nimoy really makes Kirk seem much more cunning and measured. Meanwhile you give Shatner the pen, and it's Kirk vs God with Kirk winning.

[@David-zh7rj]

Well, that wasn't actually God. It was a non-corporal entity pretending to be God. Kirk has fought things like that before and won.

[@MiningForPies]

@@eliasadam2345Kirk didn’t beat God, Spock did.

[@eliasadam2345]

@@MiningForPies True. It was Spock that shot God, but it was all part of Kirk's plan after he figured out he was an imposture.

[@chrispeplinski7306]

I love how Kirk lied about killing maltz.

[@captainkane1984]

I love that his name is Maltz.

[@qetoun]

I wonder if the Genesis wave regenerated Kirk's hair line?

[@wipeout2098]

It did but it grew at an incredible rate then exploded. :P

[@katakisLives]

***** There's been persistent rumours over the years that Bill Shatner was wearing a syrup at this point!

[@notthatdigusted7468]

LOL.

[@notthatdigusted7468]

lol

[@ste309w]

Horner's score for this movie is something else.

[@Bondek1996]

When Shatner first meets Larroquette in Boston Legal's 5th season, this scene came to mind.

[@badgerdog4809]

I also heard that Maltz defected. I remember seeing an English to Klingonese, Klingonese to English dictionary in a book store forwarded and written by Maltz himself

[@thefenlanddefencesystem5080]

Yes, the Klingon Dictionary (Okrand, 1985) directly thanks Maltz as a 'prisoner of the Federation' who 'provided all of the data' conveyed in the dictionary.

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

Really gotta admire the Klingons warrior code of honor. Death before dishonor is something really real to them. Imagine a soldier, reminding his captains that they promise to kill him! How freaking macho is that going to respect a warrior like that

[@BigNoseDog]

Maltz was played by John Larroquete. Over 20 years later, the two would be cast members of Boston Legal. I just wish the show had included an in-joke to this scene.

[@jamesthomas6476]

Somehow I’m surprised Kirk first deliberately delayed killing the Klingon and then decided that the Klingon instead be taken prisoner.

[@MrGeneralHeavy]

Kirk: remember when i said i'll kill you later Klingon: Yes Kirk: I lied

[@abehambino]

This is my weak thumb!

[@andaikatalah]

Where's the damn antimatter inducer This No this This or nothing !

[@notthatdigusted7468]

I can see why this remodeled the bridge for the fourth film, the bird of prey was changed into a federation ship bird of prey hybrid.

[@AWriterWandering]

*turns on the windshield wipers*

[@GrndAdmiralThrawn]

Me trying to figure out which power cord to unplug:

[@richardgadberry8398]

So THIS is what Dan Fielding was doing before he joined the DA's office.

[@xaenon]

Later, he was the recovering alcoholic night manager of a bus depot in St. Louis. Obscure show from the 1990s; but well worth a search.

[@notthatdigusted7468]

Basically Doc Brown fell into lava and ended up in Hill Valley in 1985, I think this sort of thing happens all the time!

[@zjones9876]

I like how the bridge set for the bird of prey totally changed between III and IV

[@Cragnous]

+Z Jones Scotty is a busy man.

[@hYBRYDcOBRA]

There was a few months between the events of III and IV. Scotty was a busy guy lol.

[@Deadpool_64]

Well, Kirk says they were on Vulcan for 3 months, and you see them moving the stations around to something more Starfleet like, so they completely explained it.

[@notthatdigusted7468]

They did some renovating kind of like when someone redoes the kitchen in their house.

[@michaelmclaughlin261]

Not just Scotty, you can imagine the Vulcan Science Academy happily tore that ship apart and put it back together to figure out all the secrets of the systems -- especially the cloaking device. ;)

[@Jokie155]

"Kill me." "Later."

[@coralroper6876]

Wish they'd upload the part right after this, where McCoy admits to Spock that he missed him. That part's really sweet.

[@zitacarno4443]

They actually did upload it. There's a scene where, as the captured Klingon warship approaches Vulcan, McCoy addresses the unconscious Spock and says to him "I don't know if I could stand to lose you again..."---a beautiful and deeply moving admission by Bones as to just how he deeply he cared for his Vulcan brother.

[@yethboth7873]

So, Captain Kirk is a fan of the 20th century Arnold Schwarzenegger 1985 film Commando hence the 'I lied' one liner?

[@TheTvGuru3]

One of kirks finest moments!

[@yalesgrarreel2163]

I was just about to say the same thing!

[@notthatdigusted7468]

He basically stole another ship.

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

One of many.

[@Discrimination_is_not_a_right]

1:24 Kirk wants to yell but he knows it won't do a damn bit of good.

[@notthatdigusted7468]

Thumbs up for stealing two vessels in one movie, The Enterprise and the Bird of Prey.

[@azurerainbow4637]

If Kirk had killed the last surviving Klingon from the Bird of Prey that destroyed the U.S.S. Grissom and before Kirk's son was killed in cold blood,that Klingon wouldn't have transmitted the mission recordings from that Klingon Bird of Prey to his people to let them know what happened to Kruge,his crew and their ship.

[@eyeofbrown1387]

I kind of wish that we had gotten another original cast movie, along with the Voyage Home, where they used the Klingon Bird of Prey for their ship.

[@erentheca]

Imagine one could tell an entire story of Maltz's time on Vulcan.

[@nfinn42]

+erentheca One of the Trek books actually goes into that if I remember correctly.

[@patrickwilson1459]

What would you suppose might have happened to the Klingon crewman? Could the Vulcans have given him a ship he could use to return to the Klingon Empire?

[@notthatdigusted7468]

The Vulcans probably provided transportation for him back to his Klingon home world.

[@chrismc410]

@@notthatdigusted7468 where he was either executed outright for allowing himself to be captured, failing to prevent his ship being captured and not dying in the attempt or certain Discommendation.

[@CraigSummers-ci7nt]

Maltz may have defected .

[@natalieschannel7675]

Dan Fielding dressed in a Klingon disguise on the new Night Court : “Something about this feels familiar.”

[@claudelemire2451]

Now they need to bring Brent Spiner to 2024 Night Court.

[@Lovetheviolins]

"I lied..." Kirk finally found a Klingon he likes...

[@mrandrossguy9871]

Pretty messed up Kirk couldn't at least Retrieve his only Son's body, or maybe he'd want Genesis to be his Resting place 🤷‍♂️ Also messed up that the Actor who played David passed Too Before STVI But at least he was able to make a cameo in TNG😔

[@Jamaicafunk]

My favorite of all the films. I remember first seeing it in the theater. Still brings me to tears on so many levels.

[@qetoun]

3 people can't find the damn anti-matter inducer.

[@alucard624]

qetoun Ironically, that's the one line of Scotty's that, if you listen closely, James Doohan loses the Scottish accent for a brief moment. It's pretty funny honestly.

[@derworfnet]

Kind of feel sorry for Maltz. Didn't seem like a bad guy, really.

[@azurerainbow4637]

Admiral Kirk must've though that Carol Marcus, mother of their son David, was going to be in such an emotional breakdown when she hears that their son was killed by a Klingon on Genesis trying to save Spock and Saavik. He wanted to tell her before she would find out from someone else.

[@chrismc410]

Of course, he knows she will split his wig

[@englishrepublic4518]

I’ll never get tired of listening to Kirk speak Klingon.

[@mauricegodfrey576]

"MOTH Jones CHUU"!!! i love it.

[@mikegallant811]

Maltz!!! Jol yichu!

[@s4ndwichMakeR]

Very nice James Horner moments here.

[@wyattmann8157]

Love the little detail of Kirk listening to Kruge give the transport command in Klingon and remembering it to use later. And later on DS9, when Grilka kidnaps Quark she gives the same command.

[@PHANTOMZ0NE]

1:30 I love this shot! It stayed with me since I first saw this film!

[@edsonbenevides9716]

i always liked this sound

[@cgh7337]

I can't believe that is John Larroquette. If not for his voice I would never believe it.

[@MrRodzilla]

Maltz was a nice guy

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

Until I looked it up online for the cast of this movie I didn't know that John Larroquette played Maltz but I thought his voice sounded familiar as I remember him from both Twilight Zone the Movie and the courtroom drama t.v. series Night Court.

[@xselcier]

That... or nothing! POKE!

[@julianaribeiro1138]

Spock and Kirk are for ever!!! This two are soooo perfect friends!!!!

[@spudhead169]

I detect possible slash

[@robblumenberg5965]

Shatner said they are just friends

[@charlesvan13]

This cast was just much better at taking to the big screen than the TNG cast.

[@MichaelBrookham]

Notice how we never know whatever happens to Maltz. They take him to the prison in the ship, and nobody sees or hears from him after that. We assume that they go right to Vulcan without dropping him off anywhere. We can only hope that he is dropped off somewhere in a Vulcan prison. Wouldn't it have been super to have had them go back to Earth in Star Trek IV and Maltz still be there. He could commandeer the Klingon ship and fly it back into their present and leave Kirk and his crew stranded on Earth in 1986.

[@bob1986]

He was originally supposed to actually be in IV and have a subplot of him making their mission difficult but they figured it would be too much for a Klingon to be walking around San Francisco in the 80s. He was also supposed to be in VI as a witness to Kirk's trial, but the actor was busy filming Night Court.

[@tomdotson7181]

Maltz is dab fielding from night court

[@javaman7199]

Definitely needed Richard Moll as one of the Klingons along with John Larroquette (Maltz).

[@Shazam961]

The first, Original and Best Admiral James Tiberus Kirk, Chris Pine move to one side for the true man

[@ngoray]

One of my favorite sci fi movies

[@nl-oc9ew]

Man action choreography has come a long way. Also the way he just bodies, a dead weight adult show what a beast kirk really is.

[@notthatdigusted7468]

The bird of prey just got a new captain.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

0:15 Stiffy.

[@hpa2005]

0:51 - Try not not have that image in your head when watching "Night Court", "Stripes" or a rerun of the "Librarians" tv series.

[@RA-VEN8]

one of the Meatballs movies too. Lol Richie Rich.

[@scootergreen3]

I will never forget this Klingon saying "I do not deserve to live". I wish they would have made a little more story about him. He seemed to have some shame and repentance. He could have become someone like Whorf. At least Captain Kirk said I lied about killing him.

[@chrismc410]

And probably got Discommendation like Worf did.

[@azurerainbow4637]

Kirk had another problem after he & his crew saved Spock from Genesis,wondering how to tell Carol Marcus that their only son has been killed by Klingons there. She may have heard about it from someone else,but she should've been at Kirk's side when he & his crew would later answer for what they did to save Spock.

[@brian-vz5hz]

When Kirk grabs Spock up is the best part of this film.

[@bytemevv-4616]

Maltz, jol yIchu!" Now whatever happened to Maltz in Star Trek 4?

[@spudhead169]

He's in a novel about some future TNG era Genesis nonsense. The novel is pretty dark too.

[@notthatdigusted7468]

At 1:07 I like my old captains chair!

[@rotoscopic8757]

Never give up 0:33

[@darrenli3524]

In the 2023 remake of Night Court S2.E6 "Wrath of Comic-Con" John Laroquette's Dan Fielding in an attempt to hide from a female convict stalking him for revenge, disguised himself as a Klingon warrior with forehead ridge prosthetics. He even called himself "Maltz". This was when Comic-con was going on in NYC and there were a lot of people in costume wandering the court building. Nice throwback.

[@BethGoth15]

Love the way Kirk hugs Spock. One of my favourite moments from Star Trek

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

I know the hero technically is“ supposed to win“ I remember, honestly wondering the first time I saw this how he was gonna get the heck off of that planet! The fact that he memorized what the Klingon commander said, even in the mist of all that randomness demonstrates the genius mind Of Captain Kirk

[@apollocreed5391]

One of the best movies for sure.

[@MASSEFFECTfan101]

I read somewhere that the audience went nuts when Kirk spoke Klingon back in 1984.

[@zitacarno4443]

Not surprising. That was one of the things Kirk learned as a cadet in Starfleet Academy--other languages.

[@zoyataylor]

the slashiest scene after 'this simple feeling' one ;)

[@chrislapp9468]

Didn't know Dan Fielding was Maltz.

[@SpreadingtheMuse]

0:51 That's Dan Fielding of Night Court, but doesnt look a thing like him. Credit the makeup job.

[@RJSRdg]

General Chang didn't look like Captain Von Trapp either..... ;-)

[@mdfilmguy]

I first saw the TV version of this film, which omits everything after the Bird breaks out of orbit. So...I thought Kirk really did kill him. We don't see him again, after all.

[@bmaiceman]

I cannot remember. Does that last Klingon STAY onboard the bird of prey during the whole movie and through the next?? Or did they dump him someplace? If he stayed then there is a good chance he drowns in the San Francisco Bay at the end of voyage home after they release the whale to deal with the alien probe!

[@bob1986]

He's never mentioned again in the films. And the expanded universe has made several different choices with him. The novel has him just commit suicide shortly after, while the Klingon dictionary says he was sent to Earth a prisoner and cooperated in translating the Klingon language in exchange for a pardon. Meanwhile originally the Voyage Home was going to feature him as their prisoner who caused problems for them during the movie (but was cut because they figured having an actual alien that didn't just have funny ears would make it impossible for them to not stand out too much) and he was going to appear in Star Trek VI as a witness at the trial, suggesting the he was just given back to the Klingons at some point, but Laroquette was busy filming Night Court and couldn't make the shoot.

[@ramonhenderson7484]

I'm guessing he was dropped at a federation prison somewhere first

[@richardgadberry8398]

Denny Crane vs Dan Fielding.

[@BlacKnightRising]

still better Special FX than now...

[@Gasoline85]

Maltz: You said you would kill me! Kirk: I lied. ^_^

[@Strangedays612]

Always wondered what happened to that Klingon.

[@azurerainbow4637]

This wasn't the 1st time Admiral Kirk lost a relative to aliens. His brother and sister-in-law were killed by parasite creatures years earlier and Kirk's nephew, who survived, had to be taken back to Earth to be raised by Kirk's mother.

[@felixmarome2441]

Those LEGS! Damn you Spock making me jealous. I mean I work on em' and work on em' and at the end of the day I will never have as sexy legs as Spock :(

[@zitacarno4443]

And how about that equally sexy BRAIN?

[@MovieMax1701]

Scotty, chekov and sulu trying to figure out how to fly the Bird of Prey. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Scotty: “where the hell is the damn anti-matter inducer?” Chekov: (points at button) “this?” (Points at another button) “No, this!” Scotty: (pointing at a button, about to hit it) “That or nothing!”

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

Yes Kirk, leave the super strong klingon alone with the youngest, most easily beat up member of your team. What can possibly go wrong? I know nothing happened, but come on you gotta admit that was stupid especially considering the last Super strong being Chekov was left alone with was Kahn.

[@Amann0407]

Except that crewman is a Psy Cop. That Klingon is screwed in a fight.

[@tech83studio38]

Ultimate Friendship

[@azurerainbow4637]

Admiral kirk could've asked Maltz after Kirk, his crew and Saavik took the Klingon Bird of Prey to get away from the Genesis Planet before it blew up if it was worth it to destroy the U.S.S. Grissom and everyone on board her and then to kill Kirk's only son, David Marcus, after invading Federation Space to steal the secrets of Genesis, which wasn't for the Klingons to have.

[@tebasile2002]

Chekov:"This noooo this Scotty:" that or nothing" ;-)XD

[@needmoreramsay]

Is it true that John Larroquette plays Maltz ?

[@KnowYoutheDukeofArgyll1841]

Aye.

[@bigdanish78]

is that klingon john laroquette?

[@joeeagle896]

bigdanish78 yep Dan Fielding

[@DoctorRobertNeville]

I can't stand Shatner, but I would follow Capt. Kirk to the gates of hell.

[@TamptheChamp2]

Maltz saying that he does not deserve to live was a post dated reminder of the ruthlessness of the Klingons that the crew just barely overcame. If he was taken back to his own kind, they would have tortured him to death over an extended period of time. For Maltz, having Kirk kill him there really was the most painless option.

[@soundtracks94]

I really haven't seen this said before, but I feel like the Genesis planet failed because it had the spirit of Khan in it. Star Trek's 2-4 was really just one long movie and I feel like the corruption of the planet had so much to do with the fact Khan died in the Genesis wave. May sound too spiritual but the planet started out with such hope, much like Khan's (and others) creation in their story line on Earth only to see it go horribly wrong and see Khan eventually turn into a man consumed with hate and anger to the point he let it destroy himself and all his people

[@L1z43vr]

Nnnno it wasn’t. It failed because David used Protomatter to accelerate the process, not because it had the spirit of Khan in there. TOS was weird but the movies weren’t that weird.

[@bob1986]

@@L1z43vr Supposedly it was a combination of protomatter and Genesis not being formed from an actual solid planet like it was designed to (it was created from a nebula).

[@notthatdigusted7468]

At 1:06 I miss my old chair!

[@halwasserman7905]

It looks like the Enterprise crew had already taken over the Klingon vessel by then so Kirk could have said, "It's me, Kirk, beam me up," and that would have worked as well. Of course he would not have known that I guess. It's not all the way clear. They definitely say Maltz is the only Klingon left, so what exactly was going on in the Klingon ship when Kirk and the Klingon captain were down there?

[@kamdan2011]

0:49 Maltz has them at bay with his disruptor and he was clearly expecting his commander to return.

[@Daedalus-BC308]

I wonder why the bridge was changed for the next movie. Was it not Klingon enough?

[@notthatdigusted7468]

At 0:57 I'm taking this man to sick bay.

[@grawakendream8980]

maybe these are considered outdated or old fashioend but i find them conceptually clear. maybe because they are from my era

[@OSuKaRuTV1]

How to troll a Klingon :D