My favorite bits of scenes from The Immunity Syndrome when Spock goes on a shuttlecraft and almost dies. Also, Spock is a sarcastic, smug bitch and McCoy knows it. :)
For all they know they could all die right here, yet McCoy and Spock still throw jabs at eachother. This is one of the reasons why this is the best Star Trek series.
In a multichapter fanfiction written by someone who KNEW TOS, the characters, the relationships, Spock in his advanced years is told by Picard about the Nexus and meeting Kirk there. The story ends with Spock taking a small ship and heading out to find the Nexus, and Kirk.
This is all sorts of awesome. McCoy just owns this whole scene. BAMF McCoy always wins. And Shatner, oh Shatner, my love for you knows no bounds. I love it when he punches the console. The relief and elation on his face are almost too much. Does Spock even need explanation? Best. Vulcan. EVER.
I absolutely loved this show. I was 12 years old, living in in a horrible situation due to two parents who were both, not mentally fit to have children. Thanks to Jesus Christ first and to this show for my survival.
So, so sorry that you had to go through that, but very happy that you know our beloved Jesus Christ. Also glad that Star Trek helped you cope. God bless you and keep you!
That’s the power of story telling, and sci fi, right there. Gene Roddenberry wanted to transport us to a better future, and for so many of us he did just that. I’m glad you managed to ‘escape’ and can write about your experience now. God bless
Scotty verbally ordered the tractor beams on, via comms to engineering. & we hear them being activated..maybe, or it's another sound..anyways, Cmdr. Scott gave the order & it was done..& i love how Cpt. Kirk says, "...two tractor beams" after Scotty balks & says, "We have only 53 seconds...", lol.
If you ever see the blueprints, of the Bridge, you will see the Engineering station, is to the Right side, of the Elevator Doors, from the Captain's chair. The Starfleet Technical Manual, and Star Trek Blueprints, were published by: Ballantine Books, N.Y.
Mr. Scott, put a tractor beam on that shuttle-craft. Sir, there's not enough time. There's only a 53 second escape margin. Mr. Scott, put 2 tractor beams on that shuttle-craft. Aye Captain. Tractor beams on. Thank you Mr. Rodenberry, for instilling in me your vision for this planet. It doesn't look as if it shall come to pass but for a brief moment I thought there's a chance it could be done. Too many on this planet are still stuck on us and them. You, the officers of the Enterprise and the Enterprise herself shall continue to be my heroes. Long live Star Trek TOS.
That's exactly right! The show first aired when I was 7, and with an absent father, Kirk, Spock, and McCoy were my role models. And great role models they were too. They demonstrated courage, self-sacrifice, and respect. It's why TOS remains the gold standard 50+ years later.
It's not campy ... we have become disillusioned and pseudo-sophiscated, like tired old Roman senators, we have not grown wise, we have grown, old. Idealistic? maybe, but I would pray we would go to the stars to explore, not to conquer.
Idealism, in an objective rational sense, is the right state of a being that condenses knowledge about the world through concepts. We are creatures of principle whether we like it or not. We can't choose whether or not to generalize, we must generalize. Our only choice is whether or not to seek to do it well. Conceptualize the good, grasp the general truths of what is a good human life, and all you need add is to take those truths seriously, and you are an idealist.
"You botched the acetylcholine test...." such a weird line! It was never clear what McCoy was trying to say by that. But it's cool that the writers threw it in, not caring if it was understood.
@@KingoftheJuice18 haha! Well, DeForest laugh. That's why I thought it could've been ad-libbed. But you're right, such a complicated word couldn't have just simply pop up in Dee's mind at that moment :D
McCoys smirk 🥰🥰🥰. It makes me smile every time.I fell in love with this show really young when my relationship with me dad went down hill. McCoy,Spock,and Jim became some of my favorite characters
This was a deliberate decision on the part of Roddenberry and the production staff: to make sure the wildly popular character of Spock did not overshadow the top-billed star and his character, from the second season onward they were written emphasizing their mutual admiration and loyalty to each other. The creation of slash fan fiction was an unforeseen side effect.
Is no.one going to mention the first thing Spock might've heard when realizing he was about to be saved, but at great risk to the Enterprise was "Shut up Spock, we're rescuing you" by his best squabbling mate
..many years ago now i was in Smith's looking at some records and came across an LP of star trek.. ooo i thought this will be fun and i got the till assistant to put it on so i could check it out.. i was expecting dialogue from an episode but
this reminds me of that TNG episode Booby Trap, where the captain of the Promellian battle cruiser said the same thing about his crew. Even the music seems the same.
Sometimes in a few episodes Sulu or Chekov is not present because the actors that played them may have been busy with other things or shooting a movie at the time. Uhura did not appear neither did Chekov in'' The Doomsday Machine'' but Sulu did in ''Journey to Babel'' Scotty did not but his name is spoken and the script might have something to do with it too plus Chekov was not seen until Season 2 .
Shatner started out in Shakespearian theater just before tos started, and they pause a lot to give the audience a chance to keep up. Or that's what I've heard.
It's a Shatner thing apparently, but to be honest, now that it's been pointed out to me, it reminds me of a description by Karel Čapek of how Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk (the first president of Czechoslovakia) spoke - apparently he also would pause between words, formulating his sentences as he spoke because he always tried to say what he meant in the best possible way. I guess that may be one of the reasons it doesn't really strike me as too odd; it just subconsciously, for me, puts Kirk in the same category of being as Masaryk, which certainly isn't a bad thing for him to be.
I too, I was in a less than desirable family situation in the early seventies, my parents,(a very contentious divorce), complete with Custody battles, older siblings acting out, drinking, drugs, statutory rape of my sister, and her pregnancy and then teen adoption. As the youngest, and a rule follower, these morality tales, provide me a great sense of order and fairness. And yes, Jesus Christ was then, and now still is a constant companion as well. What an awesome entertainment contribution to the 🌍 world Star Trek was, and still is today...
kirk wasnt prepared to recommend any regular crew members for commendations? Only his top officers? He has a crew of 300 people and he cant find ONE regular ordinary person to recommend?
I’m a third generation Star Trek fan, I will always love all the Star Trek shows and movies, all but the crap that has come out from Star Trek: Discovery and Beyond. Gene Roddenberry is crying to see what is happening to HIS show 😂
"... you botched the acetylcholine test ..."?? I know all about acetylcholine. My niece has a very rare genetic defect that causes some of her acetylcholine receptors to be malformed. It has rendered her blind and wheelchair-bound, all due to one wrong DNA base out of 3 billion. Any good programmer knows that one misplaced comma or period can break code. Yes, DNA, too, is code written by a programmer.
Sorry about your niece. Yes, indeed, a "programmer". & though we live in a fallen world, we have a risen savior. ..everyone's only chance..to someday see the stars & travel the universe. ..the alternative is quite bleak, indeed and worse than the worst day on earth..going with the Lord Jesus by faith to Glory..will be better than the best day anyone has ever had in earth history
@@gzuzsavz - There will be a new Earth and new heavens. I don’t know about “travel[ing] the universe.” I plan on staying in the New Jerusalem. The “bleak” place you speak of is called Hell. Don’t be afraid to say it. Jesus spoke of it often. It is an utterly dark place with fire and worms and those who go there, like those who go to Heaven, will receive new bodies (God keeps His promises and heals everyone) in which they will feel every lick of flame and every pang of thirst and no the constant gnawing of the worms and hear the constant screaming for all of eternity. It could not be more horrible. Warn people. That’s what Jesus does.
This show was so good. Better than next gen. The relationships between the characters just happened. They weren’t forced like the next gen where they felt the need to introduce datas cat. So stupid.
..many years ago now i was in Smith's looking at some records and came across an LP of star trek.. ooo i thought this will be fun and i got the till assistant to put it on so i could check it out.. i was expecting dialogue from an episode but
McCoy: Shut up, Spock! We're rescuing you!
Spock: Why, thank you, CAPTAIN McCoy!
Once again, Spock owns the last word....
Watch these every night the acting among each actor is just perfect
That nod between Kirk and McCoy is utterly hysterical.
So great, ahaha!
Some of the best writing is no writing at all.
That little nod between McCoy and Kirk....
That part couldn't help but smile at
For all they know they could all die right here, yet McCoy and Spock still throw jabs at eachother. This is one of the reasons why this is the best Star Trek series.
And they shall remain together, throughout eternity, exploring galaxies and touring the universe, on their beautiful ship. Forever and ever.
Constitution Class Starships, YES!
Have an upvote. 😊
@@danbasta3677 Ugliest class. Light bright nacelles and stupid radar dish
Yes Finn, Forever and also their great friendship.... 💕💕
In a multichapter fanfiction written by someone who KNEW TOS, the characters, the relationships, Spock in his advanced years is told by Picard about the Nexus and meeting Kirk there. The story ends with Spock taking a small ship and heading out to find the Nexus, and Kirk.
This is all sorts of awesome.
McCoy just owns this whole scene. BAMF McCoy always wins.
And Shatner, oh Shatner, my love for you knows no bounds. I love it when he punches the console. The relief and elation on his face are almost too much.
Does Spock even need explanation? Best. Vulcan. EVER.
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I absolutely loved this show. I was 12 years old, living in in a horrible situation due to two parents who were both, not mentally fit to have children. Thanks to Jesus Christ first and to this show for my survival.
So, so sorry that you had to go through that, but very happy that you know our beloved Jesus Christ. Also glad that Star Trek helped you cope. God bless you and keep you!
Well said, Patty. God be with you always.
That’s the power of story telling, and sci fi, right there. Gene Roddenberry wanted to transport us to a better future, and for so many of us he did just that. I’m glad you managed to ‘escape’ and can write about your experience now. God bless
@@sarahfullerton6894 Thank you!
I think Star Trek provided a lot of hope to a lot of people, particularly at bad times in their lives.
Scottie turn those tractor beams on with just his mind .... impressive
They don't call him a miracle worker for nothing.
He probably had his hand on the console ready to do it.
@@wilhelmvonberghoff175 If you look behind him you will see a view screen ..... His back is to the consoles and he never moves
Scotty verbally ordered the tractor beams on, via comms to engineering. & we hear them being activated..maybe, or it's another sound..anyways, Cmdr. Scott gave the order & it was done..& i love how
Cpt. Kirk says, "...two tractor beams" after Scotty balks & says, "We have only 53 seconds...", lol.
If you ever see the blueprints, of the Bridge, you will see the Engineering station, is to the Right side, of the Elevator Doors, from the Captain's chair.
The Starfleet Technical Manual, and Star Trek Blueprints, were published by: Ballantine Books, N.Y.
McCoy telling Spock to shut up is just beautiful.
i'm a grown man and i got choked-up with McCoy's: ............... "Shut-up Spock. We're rescuing you."
A somewhat amusing scene. And Spock's response: "Why thank you, CAPTAIN McCoy."
Love, love, love Spock! But I have to say they didn't just brake the mold when they made Kirk! He IS the mold for all heroic Starship Captains.
TOS will always be the first and best ST series. 79 episodes of fun, and thought provoking ideas.
I'm amazed how many people don't understand those simple truths.
Mr. Scott, put a tractor beam on that shuttle-craft.
Sir, there's not enough time. There's only a 53 second escape margin.
Mr. Scott, put 2 tractor beams on that shuttle-craft.
Aye Captain. Tractor beams on.
Thank you Mr. Rodenberry, for instilling in me your vision for this planet. It doesn't look as if it shall come to pass but for a brief moment I thought there's a chance it could be done. Too many on this planet are still stuck on us and them. You, the officers of the Enterprise and the Enterprise herself shall continue to be my heroes. Long live Star Trek TOS.
My father died when I was eight. Who cares if TOS is a bit campy and idealistic, those three gave me my first real clue what it meant to be a man.
That's exactly right! The show first aired when I was 7, and with an absent father, Kirk, Spock, and McCoy were my role models. And great role models they were too. They demonstrated courage, self-sacrifice, and respect. It's why TOS remains the gold standard 50+ years later.
Yes. I was 12 or 13. A strong family situation, for the most part, but the friendship this fellows shared was real glue. I stuck fast to the show.
It's not campy ... we have become disillusioned and pseudo-sophiscated, like tired old Roman senators, we have not grown wise, we have grown, old.
Idealistic? maybe, but I would pray we would go to the stars to explore, not to conquer.
Idealism, in an objective rational sense, is the right state of a being that condenses knowledge about the world through concepts. We are creatures of principle whether we like it or not. We can't choose whether or not to generalize, we must generalize. Our only choice is whether or not to seek to do it well. Conceptualize the good, grasp the general truths of what is a good human life, and all you need add is to take those truths seriously, and you are an idealist.
Would have been a terrible episode if not for all this awesome comradery. These three work so well together; you can't help but smile!
It was an excellent episode.
Bit of a strange thing to say lol. It was an awesome episode
One of my favs. Everyone is dying in that thing. High stakes, good effects, great actors....I could go on all day.
Similar threat level as the Doomsday Machine but i think i like this one better.
the dramatic music is always the best
yes..
its really interesting to think about this as if McCoy and Spock were part of Kirks psyche
Don't be so smart Spock I'm the smart one....
That brings me back.
I love this episode seen it a number of times in the last few months but nothing like the Spock and McCoy banter! 😂
"Shut up Spock, were rescuing you" - Dr. McCoy. Immortal words my friends..
Why thank you captain McCoy.
Can we talk about Kirk's "Leonard, Leonard, Leonard" accompanied by a chuckle and a "there there, it's okay" pat on the chest?
I thought he said "Later, later, later"
@@ihavekalashnikovyoudomath9275 I heard "Later," also.
aww everyone loves Spock it's so precious :)
I never say goodbye to my favorite actors. They are the best actors of universe past présent and futur 😘❤💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
Spock proves the adage: "Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit ... but the highest form of intellect."
This episode won an award for the Special Effects. Top that Jar Jar Abrams and Alex Klutzman!
"You botched the acetylcholine test...." such a weird line! It was never clear what McCoy was trying to say by that. But it's cool that the writers threw it in, not caring if it was understood.
I don't see what's weird in this ?
Not sure if it was even on the script. By DeForest reaction after Bill interrumpted him, I would say the whole thing was ad-libbed.
@@tomf3150 What does it mean?
@@RedCygnes14 Wait, you think Kelley ad libbed "acetylcholine test"? How would he even know that word? He was an actor, dammit, not a scientist! ;-)
@@KingoftheJuice18 haha! Well, DeForest laugh. That's why I thought it could've been ad-libbed. But you're right, such a complicated word couldn't have just simply pop up in Dee's mind at that moment :D
So THAT's where the "mutual nodding" meme came from!
McCoys smirk 🥰🥰🥰. It makes me smile every time.I fell in love with this show really young when my relationship with me dad went down hill. McCoy,Spock,and Jim became some of my favorite characters
This is the best scence in Star Trek!
Shut up Spock, we’re rescuing you !
🤨 Why, *Thank* *You* , Captain McCoy...
Probably my favourite line of the entire series 🖖
Get TWO tractor beams on his shuttle. SCOTTY!
"Why THANK you, Captain McCoy" 🤣🤣🤣
I hate goodbyes. I love. Welcome backs!
This was a deliberate decision on the part of Roddenberry and the production staff: to make sure the wildly popular character of Spock did not overshadow the top-billed star and his character, from the second season onward they were written emphasizing their mutual admiration and loyalty to each other. The creation of slash fan fiction was an unforeseen side effect.
Seems like the guy playing the instrument sadly could have tried to help out Commander Spock. Why, thank you Captain McCoy. Spock is a smart-aleck.
That's the problem with having one parent human, sometimes you get the whacko, traits, with the good !!!
Brilliant episode, one of the best.
"Why, thank you... Captain McCoy."
Two words : pure genius
...and thus a GIF was born.
Is no.one going to mention the first thing Spock might've heard when realizing he was about to be saved, but at great risk to the Enterprise was "Shut up Spock, we're rescuing you" by his best squabbling mate
Love Star Trek 🌟
Awesome episode, one of the best scenes from all the ST Episodes. Spock Captain Mc Coy remark was hilarious.😂
“I wish to REcord” 😀
Why Thank You "Captain" McCoy....Spock. 'Nuff Said...Awesome...
Well, almost. Spock survives.
Spock botched an acetylcholine test? I do NOT think so!
..many years ago now i was in Smith's looking at some records and came across an LP of star trek.. ooo i thought this will be fun and i got the till assistant to put it on so i could check it out.. i was expecting dialogue from an episode but
this reminds me of that TNG episode Booby Trap, where the captain of the Promellian battle cruiser said the same thing about his crew. Even the music seems the same.
Spock could not die. He had 3 motion pictures to film.
I loved this show too!
Kirk looks best in the green shirt.
No accommodation for Sulu? I know he had off work that day, but that's cold!
Right? That bothered me so much. He's an important character too!
George was shooting "Green Berets"
I assume the idea was that Sulu was on a temporary assignment away from the Enterprise. So he would not have been under Kirk's command at that point.
Kirk was clairvoyant and knew Sulu was going to make fun of his Blue Origin Space Flight in 2021 that's why he was omitted.
Sometimes in a few episodes Sulu or Chekov is not present because the actors that played them may have been busy with other things or shooting a movie at the time. Uhura did not appear neither did Chekov in'' The Doomsday Machine'' but Sulu did in ''Journey to Babel'' Scotty did not but his name is spoken and the script might have something to do with it too plus Chekov was not seen until Season 2 .
Lol the music scoring keeps randomly charging and most of it sounds like jaws lol its good though for its time
nobody will hear these. this is their way of freaking out.
One of the most poignant moments in the original TREK.
Special commendations for THESE guys.....who WERE the other 390+ again? At the very least you could give one to every dude that wore a red shirt.....
For once, no redshirts were harmed in the filming of this episode.
McCoy did make admiral later 😉
That is correct!
Eulogies, euphemisms, and euphorias.
Classic trek
This is where the nod comes from!
Spock to Enterprise, request permission to get down and get funky!! Awooooo!!
I'm laughing why are they pausing so much between every word.
Glisean because it’s Shatner speaking. That’s explanation enough.
It’s ...... a......Shatner.... thing... Glisean.
Welcome .... to...the...Shatner....universe....
Shatner started out in Shakespearian theater just before tos started, and they pause a lot to give the audience a chance to keep up. Or that's what I've heard.
It's a Shatner thing apparently, but to be honest, now that it's been pointed out to me, it reminds me of a description by Karel Čapek of how Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk (the first president of Czechoslovakia) spoke - apparently he also would pause between words, formulating his sentences as he spoke because he always tried to say what he meant in the best possible way.
I guess that may be one of the reasons it doesn't really strike me as too odd; it just subconsciously, for me, puts Kirk in the same category of being as Masaryk, which certainly isn't a bad thing for him to be.
Da da - da da - da da ....
Yes, you’re correct. Not only is this the leitmotif from _The Doomsday Machine_ , it’s the bass line to _JAWS_ , even in the same key!
@@afriendlyfaceinthecrowd Amazing catch!
That ending tho lol
Shut Up Spock
We are Rescuing
You….!
One person must be a Klingon...
January 2021, now there are 3 Klingons.
@@anndownsouth5070 It only took three years. That's a pretty good record.
Who here has been to Ticonderoga?
Haha.. Chekov.. Captain a metallic substance out side the sheep
I too, I was in a less than desirable family situation in the early seventies, my parents,(a very contentious divorce), complete with Custody battles, older siblings acting out, drinking, drugs, statutory rape of my sister, and her pregnancy and then teen adoption. As the youngest, and a rule follower, these morality tales, provide me a great sense of order and fairness.
And yes, Jesus Christ was then, and now still is a constant companion as well. What an awesome entertainment contribution to the 🌍 world Star Trek was, and still is today...
Awesome
kirk wasnt prepared to recommend any regular crew members for commendations? Only his top officers? He has a crew of 300 people and he cant find ONE regular ordinary person to recommend?
Later, later later, Spo,, hehehehe......Shatner fucked up.
7Earthsky he said Leonard,Leonard, Leonard...
You tell him bones🇺🇸💯☺️❤️🔥🌌
I’m a third generation Star Trek fan, I will always love all the Star Trek shows and movies, all but the crap that has come out from Star Trek: Discovery and Beyond. Gene Roddenberry is crying to see what is happening to HIS show 😂
Queria se pocivel estes trechos do filme foxe dublado obrigada fc c Deus ❤
"... you botched the acetylcholine test ..."??
I know all about acetylcholine. My niece has a very rare genetic defect that causes some of her acetylcholine receptors to be malformed. It has rendered her blind and wheelchair-bound, all due to one wrong DNA base out of 3 billion.
Any good programmer knows that one misplaced comma or period can break code. Yes, DNA, too, is code written by a programmer.
Sorry about your niece. Yes, indeed, a "programmer". & though we live in a fallen world, we have a risen savior.
..everyone's only chance..to someday see the stars & travel the universe.
..the alternative is quite bleak, indeed and worse than the worst day on earth..going with the Lord Jesus by faith to Glory..will be better than the best day anyone has ever had in earth history
@@gzuzsavz - There will be a new Earth and new heavens. I don’t know about “travel[ing] the universe.” I plan on staying in the New Jerusalem.
The “bleak” place you speak of is called Hell. Don’t be afraid to say it. Jesus spoke of it often. It is an utterly dark place with fire and worms and those who go there, like those who go to Heaven, will receive new bodies (God keeps His promises and heals everyone) in which they will feel every lick of flame and every pang of thirst and no the constant gnawing of the worms and hear the constant screaming for all of eternity. It could not be more horrible. Warn people. That’s what Jesus does.
@@gzuzsavz amen, and again, I say, amen!
@@sarahfullerton6894 & Hallelujah!
I'm hoping SNW S2 has the moment when Kirk, Spock, and McCoy are together for the first time.
😢 please stop 🛑😢.
Who is Cowell and where is Sulu?
Music 1:11 please
Hint
OMG KIRK Your SO Cool
No commendations for Sulu. Oh well....
What episode was this?
The Immunity Syndrome Star Trek: The Original Series: Season 2, Episode 18
@@BrentHarmon thanks
@@wickedbird1538 No problem
This show was so good. Better than next gen. The relationships between the characters just happened. They weren’t forced like the next gen where they felt the need to introduce datas cat. So stupid.
..many years ago now i was in Smith's looking at some records and came across an LP of star trek.. ooo i thought this will be fun and i got the till assistant to put it on so i could check it out.. i was expecting dialogue from an episode but
..it was just the music 🙂