Star Trek - Shootout at the OK Corral

The OK Corral shootout replays as history dictates at first, but history is soon changed by Kirk, Spock and the Enterprise crew (Spectre of the Gun)

[@nathanfitzgerald6651]

Spock's mind-meld was so hypnotic in these scene, I actually felt like I was being mind-melded.

[@GeoAce777]

Spock's voice sedates me for sure too😳

[@user-ug2hk3go6i]

Testing the hold of the meld in a shoot out might be ill advised.

[@georgehenderson7783]

I'm still mind melded by this 😬

[@rosiestewart2862]

Have you ever watched Doctor Who - The Gunslingers , starring William Hartnell and Lost In Space - West Of Mars ?😮

[@holidayeveryday550]

Who says you weren't

[@white_heat.truth76]

One of the greatest sequences ever on film.The four of them stood like The Rock of Gilbraltar while the lead did absolutely nothing.

[@buzzardbill3042]

It’s a tv show

[@white_heat.truth76]

@@buzzardbill3042 No shit Sherlock, what's your next case?

[@rickdeckard1075]

@@buzzardbill3042 no one said otherwise.

[@CanadianDivergent]

@@buzzardbill3042 it was far more...if you are ready to see what Roddenberry was telling us.

[@blackash999]

​@@CanadianDivergentlol what?

[@DarthPhallix]

An absolutely stellar example of the devastating martial art form known as Kirk Fu. That drop kick alone was legendary!

[@humbleopinion1499]

"Kirk Fu"...... hahahahaha......

[@scottc4716]

The look on that guy’s face after Kirk pounded on him was priceless. He was scared shitless.

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

Spock’s explanation about the illusory yet potentially deadly bullets is brilliantly done… first class acting from the whole landing party in this superb episode!

[@luvpants2012]

When they stop shooting, that look on Kirk's face is priceless. Then the drop kick and beatdown was awesome.

[@zitacarno4443]

Kirk-Fu---another martial art.

[@hamhockbeans]

@@zitacarno4443 I would say Kirk street fighting.

[@johnciochetty6264]

Shatner was in true life in the Martial Arts

[@ardiekepoo744]

Loved how Shatner’s Kirk had strong prowess in hand to hand combat... saw him use that drop kick again in another episode... Kirk must’ve graduated at the top of his class at the Academy as a ‘perfect weapon’!👊🏻💥

[@kentshelton3451]

@@zitacarno4443 Indeed

[@dirkbruere]

This is a scene where the lack of modern special effects is beneficial. Really introduces an alien vibe to it.

[@mikebasil4832]

Indeed. Classic Star Trek had a unique gift in that regard even if the CGI updates could improve on quite a bit.

[@Bondek1996]

best use of the Kirk fly/drop/leap kick ever.

[@baroqueguitarist5673]

After seeing this episode I never forget it. This episode always stood out in my mind. One if the better endings to an episode

[@lizziesangi1602]

It's been my favorite episode since the first time I saw it. It's done so spectacularly. I never got over Spocks' analogy to the laws of the universe and saying, "Therefore, it is an illusion." They don't show it to the very end.

[@matta.5363]

These actors knew how to play a scene with such skill and power! Will we ever see tv shows like this again?

[@ResidentBob79]

This is one of the best sequences I've ever seen. I never get tired of watching this

[@brianpaschal5430]

Neither do I Mr. Bob Robertson, it's extremely yet quite creativitely entertaining.

[@taylorhensel4044]

Had Ike Clanton survived into the 20th century, this episode alone would have made him a Trekkie for life.

[@Diddy_Kongs_Left_Foot]

ike didnt survive when star trek came out

[@PC4USE1]

Fight scene was very realistic because Shatner did his own stunts here. I think he fought to do the stunts and was allowed to do the less complex ones. Shatner was always athletic in his younger years.

[@josephvitielo1693]

He was no Robert Conrad but a better actor

[@gary987]

The Vulcan mind meld at its best. Only Leonard Nimoy could play that role. RIP Mr. Spock.

[@charlesneely]

ha,ha, kind of a pre runnerof the maxtrix huh?? were nero doge teh bullets

[@zitacarno4443]

A triple mind-meld---coupled with powerful hypnotic suggestion---exactly what was needed in this situation. I never knew that Spock had this at his disposal---but every time I watch this I get caught up in it. Another example of "wuh tepul t'wuh kashek"---the power of the mind---in action---and I have a new appreciation of it.

[@josephmancuso9695]

RIP what do you you mean Ripple i had that drink last night,yummy!

[@ElmoUnk1953]

George “Goober” Lindsey was the runner up Spock, imagine it.

[@williamjpellas0314]

@@ElmoUnk1953 The role was originally offered to Martin Landau, who later went into space himself as Commander Koenig on Moonbase Alpha!

[@karrak2]

This is wonderful! And DeForest Kelley who played McCoy also played Morgan Earp in the movie Gunfight at the OK Corral.

[@MasterMacLeod]

karrak2 link please

[@ZEZERBING]

karrak2 yes, thats right.

[@johnhennebry2009]

Watching that movie now

[@kevinfitzsimons41]

This is my favourite of all Star Trek scenes! Love the ‘time for payback’ look in Kirk’s eyes at the end of this and this combined with his unwillingness to kill is the just sublime! Pure brilliance, pure genius, pure Star Trek!

[@robbranigin2645]

this is the best mind-meld scene in 50+ years of star trek. amazingly well-acted by nimoy (and everyone else - check jimmy doohan's face as his eyes bug out when spock initiates the meld), the way his uses his face, his voice, and his hands to create the experience. also, the jerry fielding score is superb, as is vincent mceveety's direction - the placement of actors, the camera angles. i could just go on and on about how brilliant this scene is. i never get tired of watching this. proof again that the third season is much, much better than the conventional narrative gives it credit for.

[@mainstreetsaint36]

Third season does have gems like this but so many more stinkers. Though Star Trek is still Star Trek.

[@guysalzmann9302]

Agreed. Sure there were some clunker’s (i.e. Spock’s Brain, Turnabout Intruder, etc.), but this one, The Enterprise Incident, All Our Yesterday’s... and there are more validate your point 3rd season wasn’t a total disaster as portrayed-

[@Guitarplayer724]

I’d have to put the scene from the movie “The Wrath Of Khan “ as one of the best mind meld scenes. Where Spock gives him his essence.

[@LeftIsBest001]

It's funny. I was born in 1980, so I grew up on TOS repeats and the Movies. Then TNG came along in '87 and my focus shifted there. I always thought TOS was a bit "kooky" compared to the Movie era and TNG. But the older I get, the more I appreciate the stories, the acting, the music, the FX. When you remember this was made in the same decade as Lost in Space, you realise just how advanced it was. Imagine if they'd been given the budget they needed and it had run for 7 years like TNG, DS9 & VOY... we can but dream.

[@4u2jesus]

the tv shows of today come noooo were near this...this is one of the greatest scenes ever,,,back in the 60,s it was the music and the tv shows

[@ResidentBob79]

And on a shoestring budget, no less

[@pistol71]

Glad I am not the only one who sees the influence of this on "The Matrix"

[@Josh_Fredman]

Spock is a badass. "These bullets are lies. They are to be ignored." I'm pretty sure if he pulled that line on real bullets it'd still have worked.

[@mjproebstle]

one of the best produced episodes. camera angles, tight shots, sets, story, dialogue, music. everything perfect

[@thunderbolt2145]

I always liked this episode. It gets degraded sometimes, mostly because of the lack of sets due to budget constraints, but that's its charm. The minimalist surreal atmosphere enhances the story. This scene in particular is one of my favorites from the Original Series. Spock is a bad ass. RIP Mr. Nimoy

[@kchishol1970]

Yes, the episode is a triumph of talent over a low budget to create a truly imaginative and intelligent story of Kafkaesque horror staged as a western, only to have cool reasoning discover the way out and faithfulness to deep principle achieve victory after all.

[@sandal_thong8631]

Another minimalist episode is "The Empath."

[@GeoAce777]

gives an intimate, small theatre feel 😌

[@dennisrhone8111]

Absolutely love this episode!!!

[@urdriver3683]

Dennis Rhone this was my favorite episode

[@brianpaschal5430]

As do I Mr. Dennis Rhone, as do I because it's a really creative story, excellent yet original plot, great action/acting, background environment.

[@markduncan8988]

Definitely one of the best. Some good history and one of the boys getting laid (for Star Trek)

[@marcziegenhain8420]

Great episode. I always liked the theatre stage setting of Tombstone.

[@JoeLibby]

And apparently that was a cost-saving measure. It was more expensive to rent an existing Old West set than to build this surreal set on soundstages. It turned out to be very effective.

[@odiemodie1]

Diggin' the special effects of the bullets passing thru Kirk and the crew, as the wooden board fence behind them is turned into swiss cheese. The gun shots are big, not wimpy sounding... DRAW!

[@zitacarno4443]

Oh, the poor wooden fence.

[@studlygrish]

This was a good one. Captain Kirk had the opportunity again to kill and chose not to. Spock confronts Kirk and says but you wanted to kill. Kirk says that’s how man moved toward! Wanting to kill but resisting the Urge

[@ArmyJames]

“I’m not going to kill……today.” One day at a time - like in AA.

[@sandal_thong8631]

He knew the bullets weren't real.

[@coralroper6876]

Don't know about you, but I could listen to Spock's voice all day.

[@zitacarno4443]

I know what you mean, Coral. Have you ever noticed that when Spock performs a mind-meld---the technical term, by the way, is "synaptic pattern displacement"---his voice drops considerably and becomes both compelling and restful, just holds your attention? I think I mentioned once that what he was doing was a type of telepathic hypnosis, exactly what was needed in this situation.

[@ResidentBob79]

Particularly his mind meld with McCoy. His voice gave me goosebumps

[@coralroper6876]

@Don W Don't ruin this for me

[@zitacarno4443]

One of the most intriguing aspects of the Vulcan mind-meld is to me the versatility, the many ways in which it can be performed. As we all know---or should---the Vulcans are a telepathic species, some more adept at it than others, and Spock is one of the best at doing it. As I observed him in action in this scene I realized that what he was doing with the other three members of the landing party was actually a type of telepathic hypnosis; he was conveying to each of them the same suggestion, worded a bit differently for each one but always the same idea. I've seen him do this in some other episodes.

[@sugarnads]

You figured that out ey

[@theweirdchannel653]

Leonard Nimoy has one of them voices I could listen to all day!

[@Rickwmc]

2:56 I always liked Captain Kirk's shoulder punches. He performs them in about a half-dozen episodes. Break a collar bone and your opponent is disabled.

[@kingsman8475]

He was definitely in something of a Shotokan stance.

[@LanceABoyle]

Most definitely.

[@ultrainstinctgoku9321]

William Shatner actually practised karate in the past...fact

[@jimburke8310]

Spectre of the Gun is a tour de force on display by the late, great Ron Soble.

[@shanebarber.4695]

One of my favorite episodes. I still watch star trek when I can.👍👋☺

[@mariorobledo8113]

I have seen many Movies and Documentaries about the Gunfight at the OK Corral. I have seen "Hour of the Gun", "Gunfight at the OK Corral" and Tombstone. . . .but. . . nothing came close to the intensity and terrifying fear of this Star Trek episode! . . .it looks like there is gonna be a big showdown!

[@zitacarno4443]

There was, however, a big difference. The Melkotians had not done their homework.

[@rangeclerk]

@StoneKnivesBearskins In 72 there was a "Sci Fic convention and me & about 3 others were in the lobby and met Mr Kelly. Has waiting for his car & told those getting it he wanted to talk with us---ended up being about 40 mins of his time---a truly wonderful human being---very kind and infomative.

[@CookieDTotR]

"I know what you're thinking, punk. 'Did he fire six hundred twenty-four shots … or only five?'"

[@zitacarno4443]

You'd have to count the holes in the fence to ascertain how many shots had been fired.

[@scitsalcoryp]

ahahahaa

[@ArgonTheAware]

After all that is one of the things that make using bullets that are only illusions so convenient , since it is just as easy to skip the reloading and also have the illusion of having plenty more bullets available.

[@TheHolyMongolEmpire]

Hahaha the shadows of the trees hitting the background scenery gets me every time.

[@sjames304]

Best part of the episode - Scotty takes a shot of whiskey before testing the gas . . Spock looks at Scotty quizzically . . Scotty - "Uh...to kill the pain" Spock - "But, this is painless" Scotty - "You should have warned me sooner Mr Spock!" Spock proceeds with "WTF" look on his face...

[@hamhockbeans]

Scotty always have time for a drink.

[@scitsalcoryp]

ahahahahahah

[@mechazoic]

@@hamhockbeans Especially if “it’s green”

[@00bikeboy]

That light comic touch in just the right places made Star Trek special.

[@laniejuanitawhitehurst1624]

Scotty always looked for an excuse to take a shot of whiskey 🥃

[@lazyhazeldaisy9596]

William Shatner said of the famous drop kick that it wasn't so much the kick to the body it was the landing you had to get right or could be very painful if you got it wrong.

[@jameseldogger7410]

This is one of those times/scenes where only Shatner's Kirk could pull it off. No other ST Captain could do that primal physical beat down and have that wide emotional range in that 80 seconds from when Kirk faces the bullets until he throws the gun away. Prime Shatner at his best!

[@ecphorizer]

You're so right! Picard would smart-talk the gang to boredom, and Janeway would tell Chakotay to take 'em down, but nothing beats James Tiberius Kirk.

[@manchild3479]

best star trek episode ever..............................................................

[@kurtb8474]

Star Trek had many fantastic episode finales, but this one takes the cake on surprises. Watching it with my family, we were not expecting what was going to happen.

[@kchishol1970]

I loved this scene when I was a kid: Spock mind melds with the gang to realize the true nature of the reality, and when the Earps and Holiday shoot at them, Kirk and the gang are totally unharmed, and I was shouting, "It worked!" Then when Kirk overpowered an Earp and put away his gun, the Captain showed how much of a better man he is. It was a moment when Kirk displayed the best of Starfleet and his time and thus won a real victory by keeping to his principles.

[@bitw9141]

One of the best Star Trek episodes, my favourite of the third season

[@darthvader8735]

I could almost hear Spock saying: "There's no spoon"...

[@debbiebarr4552]

I love this episode.

[@mikey_suzefour]

A classic shootout turning into a fist fight = Thank you Gene!

[@ebayerr]

Mikey_Suze Four: If the bullets aren't real and just and illusion,how can the guns be real and how can Kirk fistfight one of the Earps?

[@laniejuanitawhitehurst1624]

Cinema is by definition an illusion of reality: director licensing in effect.

[@greenmonsterprod]

@@ebayerr It's basically like being in a video game. Kirk knows he can't be harmed, but he can use an illusory gun to kill an illusory Earp. But Kirk won't commit murder, even in an illusion.

[@reybarreto7979]

The legend of Wyatt Earp and Doc Holiday and what took place in Tombstone Arizona lives on even today and Star Trek’s homage to the Wild West is one of the reasons why. And I note that amid our space age technology, this classic confrontation of a showdown with simple, plain old handguns is still more riveting and more intense than today’s films with all their high tech special effects.

[@monkeyboy4746]

I think the bad guys did some great acting, just completely mean.

[@ResidentBob79]

And totally monotone. Without emotion. Like psychopaths

[@luckyvet]

I have to agree, excellent casting.

[@sesfilmsllc]

And they’re playing the earps.

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

In reality, according to "The Old West", the Earps were not the beloved heros that hollyweird made them up to be. Few people were sorry to see the Earps leave town.

[@luvpants2012]

Yeah the director did a great job maintaining that tension and eerie feel. The actors were perfect. Lesser actors would've easily ruined the scenes.

[@user-up8jx3mt6j]

Incredibly, I'm not sure, but I think that this particular episode was like, the very first one of the season. And truly one of my favorites.

[@michaelschramm1064]

“Spock’s Brain” was the season opener.

[@philipthomas6808]

One of the best Star Trek episodes, in the Top 5....

[@TTony-tu6dm]

The most interesting thing about this episode was the portrayal of Wyatt Earp and company as the villains of the situation. In just about every other cinematic/television version of the story they are always the heroes. I was always curious why the writer of the episode went that way.

[@laniejuanitawhitehurst1624]

The alternate version of the Shoot out at the O K Corral was the Ambush at the O K Corral as the Earps were just as bloodthirsty as the Clantons and the affiliated “Cowboys” and were out to take care of a thorn in their side by gunning the gang down.

[@davidsnapp7121]

My hypothesis is that this was a part of the counter-culture push of the era.

[@jamesatkinsonja]

Probably because the Earp's and Doc Holiday were better known by the general public. Having the Enterprise crew fighting the Clanton's etc wouldn't have the same impact. The writers could also 'handwave' the portrayal by saying it was all part of the 'simulation'!

[@jameshooper8793]

This shoot out is my favorite of all scenes in the original star trek series.

[@CaesarDarias]

None of it would have been so memorable without the distinctive, creative and unorthodox cinematography and lighting of the late great Jerry Finnerman, who worked on most episodes. Let’s be happy that Roddenberry went along with it.

[@pistol71]

Reponse007 Are you kidding ? This is my favourite scene in the whole Star Trek pantheon! I have always loved the mixing of science fiction with other established genres such as the Western. This is in one of the most memorable scenes in one Star Treks most memorable episodes (though some of the super hardcore fans dislike ALL of the Third Season of Star Trek TOS (including this)!

[@zitacarno4443]

I wonder about some of those "super hardcore fans"...

[@manco828]

Spock made the rest of them understand that it was all codes.

[@MrTyroneweaver]

The irony is Deforrest Kelly was in the movie Gun Fight at OK Corral with Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas

[@charlesmorgan7219]

Ahh the famous Capt. Kirk drop kick.👏👏

[@LittleJoeCool]

One of my favorite episodes!.. Made me want to make the trip and visit the actual Tombstone O.K. Corral site... which I would recommend to anyone!.. They give you a copy of the 1881 Tombstone Epitaph newspaper Kirk reads earlier to realize the time period they're in. Even the gunfight reenactment set they have for the shootout kinda resembles the facade like look from Star Trek.

[@XMIR10C]

this episode shild have won an emmy for bet cinematog and effect

[@kchishol1970]

It should have won the Emmy for Best Production Design in how the crew worked with a shoestring budget and created a masterpiece of a surreal nightmare of a Western.

[@libertubey2199]

The Earps and Doc Holliday look like zombies straight out of "Dark Shadows". I was expecting DA DA DAAAAAAAH.

[@zitacarno4443]

Of course they would look like zombies! This was how the Melkotians set up the whole thing. Too bad they hadn't looked up the whole history of the OK Corral business.

[@macekreislahomes1690]

I had to pull something like this off today on my morning walk. When done perfectly, it really can scare somebody like almost nothing else can. Fascinating.

[@sonnycorleone2602]

Star trek-shootout at Ok Corral. Deforest Kelley who plays Bones McCoy was in the 1957 movie "Gunfight at Ok Coral" Playing one of the Earp brothers. That one Had Burt Lancaster as Wyaat Earp and Kirk Douglas as Doc Holliday.

[@buzzardbill3042]

This was all new to me for I don’t ever watching the series.

[@kirkgavin8857]

One of the greatest Star Trek episodes.

[@kennethcastelino3033]

The Earps and Holliday walking like complete badasses.

[@ML-qv3bt]

Amo star Trek...esse e totalmente demais ....mecânica quântica....no meu coração pra sempre...já assisti umas trezentas x....

[@anthonycompoccia6791]

One of the best episodes of the entire series great ending !!

[@craiglawrence7576]

This was my first exposure to Star Trek. The Specter of the Gun. It looked like a poor stage play. I didn’t get it. ( This was in 1969, high school) I gave it a 2nd chance and I’ve loved it ever since. TOS was and will always be the best Star Trek.

[@tadimaggio]

This episode is one of the most memorable of the original series, not because of its plot (why on earth would an alien race seize on a minor historical event from four centuries past as a proving ground for visiting strangers -- especially since it isn't even part of the cultural past of three of the five Enterprise men?), but because of its striking atmospherics. The half-built structures, the uncanny silence, the bright colors of the sky, and the stylized acting of the guys playing the Earp gang all combine to create a really interesting.mood. Let's not dwell on the fact that this is the most nakedly imperialist episode of "Star Trek". "We're going to trespass on your territory and force our company on you, all in the name of 'establishing friendly relations', whether you like it or not." Commodore Perry in Tokyo Bay, 23rd century style.

[@lizziesangi1602]

In 1972 I was 15 and this remains my favorite episode!

[@davidtomlinson6138]

Loved this episode .Best , convincing looking Claytons i ve seen ever , 👍🙂great episode

[@humbleopinion1499]

We get to see the Famous Flying Kirk Kick and a Kirk Chop - magnificent.!

[@humbleopinion1499]

Although watching it again, I'm a little disappointed that he didn't get his shirt ripped, which is traditional for young James in a fight.

[@bliastreb6466]

Best mind meld scene in the series.

[@ECO473]

After Kirk kicked the ringleader's ass, he looked like just another scared bully.

[@Chuck_Hooks]

I think anybody would be scared of someone who is immune to bullets.

[@J.PMora1957]

Matrix before time

[@mitchregal9604]

Excellent episode on so many levels.

[@davetorre1694]

I'm sixty; this episode used to freak me out when I saw it. It was the setting and the blank look on the cowboys faces; and the look on the faces during the mind melt.

[@mikebasil4832]

This is a classic example of how the Enterprise crew can always find ways to overpower false realities. Happy Star Trek Day. 🖖🏻🖖🏼🖖🏽🖖🏾🖖🏿

[@urobob]

Kirk beat the crap out of that guy!

[@cliftonthomas2609]

lol. sure did.

[@UncleMikeNJ]

Maybe if Wyatt Earp were played by Hugh O'Brian, he would have had a chance against Jim Kirk. Maybe not.

[@DakariKingMykan]

I wish he beat up all of them... especially the one who shot Checkov

[@zitacarno4443]

I saw this as a combination of several techniques---including, possibly, the Israeli "krav maga". Whoever set up the fight sequences here and in other episodes was really on the ball!

[@BingCherry11]

I would have really enjoyed seeing that!!!

[@00bikeboy]

Terrific episode, one of the very best.

[@claywest9528]

Before he was cast in Star Trek, Leonard Nimoy was in Gunsmoke and, yes, Tombstone Territory. DeForest Kelly also was in the Western genre before Star Trek.

[@richard63]

Like a scene from the set on Lost in Space with the thunder and lightening and wind.

[@michaelschramm1064]

Yes, reminiscent of “The Anti-Matter Man” especially.

[@SPOOKSTR]

This was the second time Dr. McCoy had a shoot out at the OK Corral. The first time was with Burt Lancaster in the 1950's Hollywood movie...

[@Knight192]

ahh the ol' Kirk Double Foot Drop Kick with the Waiting Gorilla Squat

[@scitsalcoryp]

This totally got me geared up for ' Tombstone ' 25 years before ........

[@socksumi]

This is a better version than any of the movies.

[@TheBermudaMan]

Fun Fact: It was James Doohan's idea to make Scotty look a little freaked out during this scene, as it was meant to be the first time he ever experienced mind-melding.

[@brianstratton8767]

It worked as I nearly didn't recognize him:0!

[@deannaholland7894]

My favorite episode of this series

[@christopherphillips8027]

Loved this episode of Star Trek. Loved this scene where Captain Kirk opens up a can of whoop ass on the outlaw.

[@waynejarrell1]

One of the best episodes.

[@thefurrybastard1964]

I'd love to see how this story played out in the Mirror Universe.

[@sandal_thong8631]

The Mirror Universe is a fantasy, like Q making a universe where Picard is a lowly lieutenant but everything that he accomplished was done by someone else, so nothing else was changed.

[@thefurrybastard1964]

@@sandal_thong8631 Star Trek is a fantasy! And as for the TNG episode you're referencing, we have *_very_* little information about that world, so what you said about it is mere conjecture.

[@sandal_thong8631]

@@thefurrybastard1964 It's true that FTL (Faster than Light) travel is a fantasy. But some fantasies are less likely than others, like magic.

[@thefurrybastard1964]

@@sandal_thong8631 And in that regard, the Mirror Universe is more fictional than full blown fantasy. Science is actually investigating the possibility of alternate universes and taking the possibility seriously.

[@sandal_thong8631]

@@thefurrybastard1964 I watched the show, _Sliders_ but there's really no way you could reset the world (like from time travel) and have exactly the same people live in a completely different society. If it were possible to go back in time just before George Washington was conceived (even if on the other side of the planet), there would be something like a 49% chance of a male being conceived, and even if the parents named him George, the random nature of conception would mean it would be improbable to the point of impossible that "our" George Washington would be born. Now, perhaps the time travel of _Avengers: Endgame_ gets around this paradox by going to a divergent Earth (universe) that changes from the moment they arrive.

[@kevinbraden798]

Oh ya! The double drop kick! Get him Captain!!!!

[@christopherpage5925]

Reminds me of the divine intervention scene in Pulp Fiction.The shots shooting up the fence behind them but missing the Enterprise crew themselves.

[@BA3676]

I gotta’ learn that shoulder chop that Kirk used in the fight.

[@Ben77788]

Those overhand karate chops almost killed the guy 😂

[@GestapoPussyRanch]

Just watching this video, I'm now convinced that bullets will pass through me without harming me.

[@euphorik6]

best mind meld sequence in the entire series.

[@lisasimmons5362]

I also like Spock's meld with the Horta in DEVIL IN THE DARK. Such superb acting.

[@luvpants2012]

My favorite episode still

[@StoneKnivesBearskins]

@rangeclerk Are you serious? That is AWESOME. I love DeForest Kelley. R.I.P. Mr. Kelley