"perhaps it was.....the unfortunate accident i had as a child." "Yes, the unfortunate accident. He....caught his head in a mechanical.......rice picker."
Sadly, my favorite Spock quote is missing here ("The Naked Time") - MCCOY: Spock, your heartbeat is two-four-two ... your blood pressure is practically non-existent; assuming you call those green veins in your body blood. SPOCK: The readings are perfectly normal for me, doctor; thank you. And as for my anatomy being different from yours, I am delighted.
My Spock favorite too!! LOVE IT. Spock lives forever. Makes me wonder how much of it was script and how much of it was improv or made up while taping it and was decided to be better than the script.
Lots of laughs indeed! I could have hit the floor laughing at remark! Then my mother told me that Leonard Nimoy does have quite a sense of humour. But when I asked my brother what that nerve pinch action was called, he said it was called the “itchy finger”. Later on I found out it was called the Vulcan nerve pinch.
@@brianvincentdoucet4273 the itchy finger? That's amazing. I grew up with TNG, and when a really little girl somehow misinterpreted scenes in Heart of Glory (where those rogue Klingons are reassembling a hidden phaser out of bits of their uniforms and boots) to mean Klingons had mechanical claws instead of hands. I believed that for ages until I saw a later episode that showed Worf's very normal hands!
Kirk: A crewman's right ends where the safety of the ship begins. That man will go ashore on my orders. What's his name? Spock: [pretends to study paper] "James Kirk." Kirk: ["You Have Got to Be Kidding Me!" face] Spock: [smirks] Enjoy yourself, Captain. [Kirk narrows his eyes in annoyance]
Hans Zarkov, I remember that only too well. I nearly hit the floor laughing at that one. Then my mother, who has been a Trekker from the start, told me that Leonard Nimoy does have a great sense of humour.
I love how when he does the pinch, his fingers actually do kind of look like a multi-legged creature. Always wondered whether that was on purpose or just a coincidence
So true .. or is it a reflection of just how poor our imagine has become? I really think of the genius of Gene Roddenberry, so great and yet so flauid, an the writing of D C Fountain. Simply a marvel
As a middle schooler, I do the exact same thing today in 2018! I don't know how I would get through my day without Star Trek. Who cares about what other kids say about my clothes, glasses, braces, and nerdiness when I can get sucked away into an episode of Spock and his crew on fearless adventures? I guess some things never change
Cate Riely I speak from experience when I say that one day your perspective will be different. Your work day will be, unlike your school day, result of your own design and drive and Star Trek becomes more than just an hour of escape. It can have as much influence on your life as you’d like. And hopefully it will be in a positive way. If you get a chance a recommend you watch the video of Patrick Stewart announcing his return to playing Picard. He tells a great story about a letter he got from a Las Vegas inspector and how Star Trek affects the inspector’s life.
Growing up in West Texas in the '60s most of what was on tv was westerns, with a few exceptions. So when Star Trek showed up I thought it was the COOLEST thing ever! I was so thirsty for something imaginative and different.
@@brianvincentdoucet4273 I think half the point of it is meant to be that it's _clearly_ a ridiculous explanation, but then again, lacking any other explanations the policeman isn't gonna push (let alone suspect the truth).
I love Kirk very deliberately pushing Spock's buttons there. "An extremely complex problem in logic..." Spock just thinking "Logic...? Tempting..." And then Kirk drops the "expect too much from you" and Spock's just like "You fockin' wot, m8? Challenge goddamn accepted!"
"Sir, there is a multi-legged creature crawling on your shoulder." That was AWESOME! Every time I hear that line I'm a 9 year old again trying to stay up and watch a marathon of Star Trek episodes back to back. (Back in Network TV days) That line and the episode it came from was my favorite because of how funny Spock was throughout the episode. Oh the nostalgia!
"I suspect you're becoming more and more human all the time!" "Capitain, I see no reason to stand here and be insulted." and "I happen to have a human thing called adrenalin gland." "That sounds the most inconvenient however. Have you considered having it removed?" Best lines, hahahahaha!
Ever notice how the 1960s Star Trek predicted today's tech? Flip Phones, tablet computers, video calling, VR gaming and communication, and wireless headsets.
I guess the creators and leonard nimoy didn't have a concrete image of what mr. spock would be like. The Women! is too emotional for mr. spock's image.
That made me laugh so hard just because i was reeling in shock of "wait did he actually just say that" XD. I love that show, but man was it sexist. Not unlike the rest of Hollywood at the time tho.
"It would be interesting, Captain, to return to that world in 100 years and learn what crop had sprung from the seed you planted today."..Spock's line from Space Seed..about Khan...A classic Spock line from Season 1..
3:24 That scene with Jill Ireland is agonizing, and just pure genius. Spock has just the right expression of enigmatic tenderness on his face, like soothing balm on her awful raw wound. And she just turns herself inside-out, with real tears. Too bad we lost her so soon. This makes the scene extra poignant.
The network screwed them over, moving it to Friday nights at something like 9pm or 10pm. Also, they didn't have demographics back then, so they didn't know that the show had an ideal audience for advertisers.
I think what I love most about Trek is the music. They use the same dozen or so bits in every episode, fight scenes, love scenes, creepy scenes. . . but we can always depend on it.
They actually had to compose new music for each season, per then-existing union rules. It was extremely good music, and (IMO) has never been equaled by any of the following series.
This was brilliantly written television... in addition to being light-years ahead of any series before it, it never took itself too seriously, which made it all the more charming and entertaining.
Leonard Nimoy -'half-human'-master of subtle and ironic facial expressions, and the ultimate 'straight man'. Thanks for the thousands of hours of afternoon re-run entertainment! RIP But alwys
Actually, Spock in one respect was like any kid out for revenge. He got back at one of his tormentors by rigging, at age 5 or so, a bucket over a door---loaded with boiling hot plomeek soup.
Well the writers certainly did. Squire is the most anachronistic script in the series, based on series consistency. It even places Kirk's crew in the 27 century if you did Mr Leslie's math.
At this moment of sadness and loss it is such a great gift to see the funny side of Mr. Spock- what a dry, understated sense of humor! RIP and LLAP Mr. Nimoy. Thanks for posting.
If I could go back in time to change one thing throughout history - I'm not gonna lie - itd probably be to give the studio my life savings in order for them to have been able to keep the original series running. :P forever a fan!
I love Spock so much❤️ When I first watched TOS I didn’t get why he was everyones favorite, but now that I’m a (kind of) adult there’s no way he COULDNT be my favorite!!!🖖
When Star Trek first came out I couldn't stand it especially the guy with the ears but a couple of years later it was my favorite show and I fell in love with the guy with the ears.
charleen clark same here I thought was stupid but after watching it with my dad (because of curiosity on what it was actually about) I found it "fascinating" 😂 no but seriously I fell in love with the series
Ah, Spock - when I first saw Star Trek (clearly, the first series) I was only 4 years old, but Spock was STILL absolutely the best character on the show. RIP Leonard!
Rest in Peace papa nimoy. We will all miss your humor, your kindness and your love of humanity. Here's to meeting in the great beyond some day. *raises glass*
The writers and Nimoy had not fully developed the Mr. Spock character yet. But once they did, Star Trek and Mr. Spock will live on forever. Soon all of the Star Trek video will be used to create flawless computer generated original cast members. The original Star Trek television program will pick up exactly where it left off with all the original cast. Each character will appear and behave exactly as the original characters. Same voices, same quirks, same facial expressions, same speaking and walking cadences, same personality and all the other mannerisms as that of the original characters. They will be indistinguishable from the original actors in every way. Imitation will be the ultimate act of admiration and respect. When that day comes Star Trek fans will have to make sure that writers, directors and producers adher to original characteristics and not interject any personal notions. I viewed a new Star Trek episode in which a Captain Kirk's son character is created and, of course the politically correct and all inclusive writer made the character gay. In the episode Kirk's son serves aboard the Enterprise with his father. The son is to be married to another crew-man and Captain Kirk is beaming with joy as if he is the mother. Several scenes of Kirk's son are shown with him in bed with his male crewman fiance passionately kissing. I wanted to vomit. So far from the original Star Trek and its intended theme that to call it a new Star Trek is disgusting. Star Trek tackled a lot of taboos in the 1960's but homosexuality was and never would have been accepted or even considered. The new version was a total travesty and I'll never watch another video by the creators of that nasty sick garbage again.
+WARPHEAD You don't know what you're talking about. Star Trek has been "politically correct" since its inception. That's part of the core appeal of the franchise-- the notion that there's hope for our species, that humanity can learn to rise above the bullshit and the bigotry.
waltonsimons12 it looks like that the majority has spoken against your sexually orientated preference, of which you had made well known in your comment. However, I would just simply say that I prefer the original over the new instead of the way WARPHEAD had lashed out. I will be honest and say that there are people I love and respect that are gay, but I do not and will not turn my back on the natural relation between man and woman because of being burned big-time by my ex-wife. It is said that "the two would come together to make one flesh," and of course that involves a man a woman. And in due time, his mother and I would teach him those values. And should I choose not to have another genuine article woman (that includes not having implants or gender change....if you weren't born with it why have it) then I'm sure that there's a lot of things I can do with my time as a single man. And whenever the right woman comes, it'll be all in good time.
2:09 If Spock didn't love his own mother so much, I would see this as his moment to say "Yo Mama." after hearing what the Guardian said about his intelligence.
Rest in peace Leonard, We will all miss you. Though I'm not a fan of the original series, I respect Leonard for everything he did. He was a great actor and he was really extraordinary. Long live and prosper.
Recently been getting into Star Trek, starting with TOS, in order. I just watched Episode 5: Apple, of season 2. My favorite Spock episodes of TOS so far are City On The Edge of Forever, and Amok Time. Before now, I've never really been sad that an actor died... I was looking forward to him having a cameo with Bill in the latest movie- it would be the first time they'd be on screen together in over 20 years.
I'm so sorry that current gens won't ever know this type of drama/comedy (unless it recreates in a vacuum). I'm so glad I grew up in the 70-80's! Best of both worlds. :)
Enjoyed watching all three of these clips. It was a valued part of my youth. rest in peace, Leonard Nimoy. you created one of the greatest characters of all time in either TV or films.
Mr. Spock was one of the most enigmatic, complex characters in all of fiction. His intellect was far superior to almost every humanoid i.e., not an Entity shapeshifted into something physical (Tremaine for instance). Yet he was also a huge risk taker... and acted upon his Human intuition even when his intellect railed against it. Deeply emotional, and yet always in control of his faculties. He will always stay with me as an unshakable archetype, a guide for us to set higher standards of conduct & intelligence for ourselves. Thank you, Leonard Nimoy, for your portrayal of this not-less-than remarkable character. I hope to meet you at the Antares Maelstrom someday... 🖖🏼👽
I find it hilarious how many times Spock has Vulcan nerve pinched someone in an episode. Especially season 2 in the countless times Spock and Kirk were thrown in jail.
It was Jimmy himself who invented the nerve pitch because he believed Vulcans would not engage in physical alterations - well, unless they are going through Pon Farr. He almost invented the Vulcan hand signal, which he observed as a child, while peeking during a Temple ceremony where the congregants were not supposed to look. Nimoy created the template for all Vulcans to follow. If people didn't like Spock, there might have been no Star Trek at all. This series will always be great.
Forgot when Spock was going to hand himself into the authorities for killing the Captain, but then Kirk walks in. Kirk: "Don't you think you ought to check with me first?" Spock: "Captain..." Kirk: (chuckles) Spock: (grasps Kirk's shoulders grinning ear to ear) "JIM!!" (Realizes he just made a spectacle of himself) "I'm...pleased that you're...not injured."
For someone who claims to be in control of his emotions, Spock does seem to smirk a lot whenever he's being intentionally smug.
Oh he's very much in control of it. For the unhinged version just look at the Romulans in TNG.
He's a Vulcan alright.
Well, considering he was half human I think he suppressed his emotions very well.
vulcans are the smugiest aliens out there
@@DokturProfesur what is TNG? Forgive me....I really don't know
Sir, I'm detecting high levels of sass.
I love how Spock was genuinely touched by Kirk's sarcastic "you'd make a great computer" line. So hilarious and adorable.
Splendid computer, C'mon pal, get it right!
The most distressed and adrenaline packed Spock has ever sounded: "THE WOMEN!"
It’s out of context too so it’s even funnier 😂😂😂
It was the episode that got rejected by NBC as the pilot. At that time Spock was supposed to have emotions, number one was cool and composed.
That was in pilot for Star Trek where he was give emotion, fortunately, Mr. Roddenberry changed. It for the second pilot.
I literally wait to hear it and it is solo funny!!!!HILARIOUS!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂i'm dying LOL😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@bovnycccoperalover3579that's not entirely true
"perhaps it was.....the unfortunate accident i had as a child."
"Yes, the unfortunate accident. He....caught his head in a mechanical.......rice picker."
🤣🤣
Yo that’s awkward because Spock is half Vulcan half Human and I call it Vulcuman
I think my favorite Kirk/Spock humorous moment is when Spock tricks Kirk into ordering himself to take shore leave.
Kirk did not look amused
@@bananu2641 Crusher tried the same trick on Picard, and he shut her down.
I love Kirk's annoyed little squint, when he realizes that Spock has hoodwinked him! And Spock's delighted "gotcha" smile!
That whole Shore Leave episode was insanity. The script for it was being rewritten massively while they filmed it.
@@josephmanno4514 that's why I look at the next generation as a copy of the orginal generation but updated.
Sadly, my favorite Spock quote is missing here ("The Naked Time") -
MCCOY: Spock, your heartbeat is two-four-two ... your blood pressure is practically non-existent; assuming you call those green veins in your body blood.
SPOCK: The readings are perfectly normal for me, doctor; thank you. And as for my anatomy being different from yours, I am delighted.
"Sir, there is a multi-legged creature climbing on your shoulder."
PINCH!
Epic! LOL!
My Spock favorite too!! LOVE IT. Spock lives forever. Makes me wonder how much of it was script and how much of it was improv or made up while taping it and was decided to be better than the script.
Probably a little of both.
Lots of laughs indeed! I could have hit the floor laughing at remark! Then my mother told me that Leonard Nimoy does have quite a sense of humour. But when I asked my brother what that nerve pinch action was called, he said it was called the “itchy finger”. Later on I found out it was called the Vulcan nerve pinch.
@@brianvincentdoucet4273 the itchy finger? That's amazing. I grew up with TNG, and when a really little girl somehow misinterpreted scenes in Heart of Glory (where those rogue Klingons are reassembling a hidden phaser out of bits of their uniforms and boots) to mean Klingons had mechanical claws instead of hands. I believed that for ages until I saw a later episode that showed Worf's very normal hands!
I would have gone SPIDER!!! and leapt away so quickly in terror that Spock would never have had the chance to pinch me.
"...you're a stubborn man."
"Yes, sir."
"You must get that from your mother's side."
Spockgirl Trekkie his father was a vulcan though
"You'd make a splendid computer, Mr. Spock"
"That is very kind of you, Captain."
...What????
I died from laughter at that. Good ol' Spock
I see his response to be completely logical.
His response is completely logical.
*wipes woman's tears* "you...couldn't pronounce it"
Gets me every time
She was a *serious* hottie.
Thug life
@@RonJohn63 ah the beautiful Jill Ireland
im fucking losing it over that part
Never have a series made such use of the eyebrow rise.
Good use of the eyebrow raise!
(I now use it all the time... my life...)
Wish I could. Nimoy and DFK could both do it well.
Lee Majors from The Six Million Dollar Man comes in second place behind Nimoy for the eyebrow raise.
It's not the people's eyebrow it's the Spock eyebrow
@@charlesf6247 AND THAT'S THE BOTTOM LINE.
Kirk: A crewman's right ends where the safety of the ship begins. That man will go ashore on my orders. What's his name?
Spock: [pretends to study paper] "James Kirk."
Kirk: ["You Have Got to Be Kidding Me!" face]
Spock: [smirks] Enjoy yourself, Captain.
[Kirk narrows his eyes in annoyance]
Busted. 😀
We humans would be insulted if we were called a computer. Spock gets insulted by being called a human
The difference is, that he is half human. Also, humans think that they're superior to computers but not Vulcans because that would be rude.
"Sir. There is a multi-legged creature crawling on your shoulder." PINCH
Hans Zarkov, I remember that only too well. I nearly hit the floor laughing at that one. Then my mother, who has been a Trekker from the start, told me that Leonard Nimoy does have a great sense of humour.
I love how when he does the pinch, his fingers actually do kind of look like a multi-legged creature. Always wondered whether that was on purpose or just a coincidence
I had forgotten how good the original series of Star Trek is.
if I want to escape there's no better place than star trek tos
Never forget. Even though it was sexist. But it was the sixties.
Oooooh, I didn't. 😉
So true .. or is it a reflection of just how poor our imagine has become?
I really think of the genius of Gene Roddenberry, so great and yet so flauid, an the writing of D C Fountain. Simply a marvel
4:46 That's how a Vulcan wins an argument. By beating you before you can even start to argue.
A long time ago every afternoon I used to come home from my miserable time in school and for one hour forget about it all in front of Star Trek.
As a middle schooler, I do the exact same thing today in 2018! I don't know how I would get through my day without Star Trek. Who cares about what other kids say about my clothes, glasses, braces, and nerdiness when I can get sucked away into an episode of Spock and his crew on fearless adventures? I guess some things never change
Cate Riely I speak from experience when I say that one day your perspective will be different. Your work day will be, unlike your school day, result of your own design and drive and Star Trek becomes more than just an hour of escape. It can have as much influence on your life as you’d like. And hopefully it will be in a positive way. If you get a chance a recommend you watch the video of Patrick Stewart announcing his return to playing Picard. He tells a great story about a letter he got from a Las Vegas inspector and how Star Trek affects the inspector’s life.
Ditto
Same here. My dad and I would watch Star Trek after dinner. When I think of Star Trek I think of him and the glass of Tang he always drank.
Growing up in West Texas in the '60s most of what was on tv was westerns, with a few exceptions. So when Star Trek showed up I thought it was the COOLEST thing ever! I was so thirsty for something imaginative and different.
"caught his head in a mmechanical rice picker"
XMIR10C, I remember that line from the episode “The City On The Edge Of Forever”. I still find that line of dialogue unfathomable.
there was a video edit-- the line was "my friend is obviously chinese-- he caught his head..."
Hahahaha 😃
@@brianvincentdoucet4273 I think half the point of it is meant to be that it's _clearly_ a ridiculous explanation, but then again, lacking any other explanations the policeman isn't gonna push (let alone suspect the truth).
That quote made me laugh but in an uncomfortable "ohmygod that was so racist" kind of way
"Excuse me, I sometimes expect so much from you"
*Spock rolls some eyes*
me: *ROFLCOPTING*
Spock Says: I can do it, Captain
Spock Means: BITCH, WTF DID YOU SAAAAAY!?!?!?? I MAKE DIS SHIT FASTER DAN SCOTTY CAN WIP UP ROMULAN ALE MUDDAFUCKA
Ommallaredpanda Myeah, that's a trivial and vulgar way to say it.
I love Kirk very deliberately pushing Spock's buttons there. "An extremely complex problem in logic..." Spock just thinking "Logic...? Tempting..."
And then Kirk drops the "expect too much from you" and Spock's just like "You fockin' wot, m8? Challenge goddamn accepted!"
"Sir, there is a multi-legged creature crawling on your shoulder." That was AWESOME! Every time I hear that line I'm a 9 year old again trying to stay up and watch a marathon of Star Trek episodes back to back. (Back in Network TV days) That line and the episode it came from was my favorite because of how funny Spock was throughout the episode. Oh the nostalgia!
"Knock her down and sit on her if you must."
Okie-Dokey then Mr Spock
And record it for later.
Spock made it cool to be smart.
Rest In Peace Leonard! You will be missed. You were one of the best and most underrated actors.
Amen
Truly enjoyed his work!
He's really not dead, as long as we remember him.
Who ever said he was underrated????
Under NO circumstances was he ever Under rated.
"I'm sorry, Mr. Spock, I expected too much of you." Oh the look on Spock's face.... PRICELESS!
"I suspect you're becoming more and more human all the time!"
"Capitain, I see no reason to stand here and be insulted."
and
"I happen to have a human thing called adrenalin gland."
"That sounds the most inconvenient however. Have you considered having it removed?"
Best lines, hahahahaha!
Actually humans have two and they are located on top of their kidney. Btw ad-renaline litteraly means ontop of kidney.
In "The Deadly Years" Spock found having adrenaline glands to be not just convenient, but lifesaving.
I liked-
Kirk- "We have a flop!"
Spock- "A what, Captain??"
Kirk- "We have a place to sleep!"
Spock- "You might have said so in the first place!!!"
Mr. Spock is a straight up savage. No one is better at snark and sarcasm than he is.
Ever notice how the 1960s Star Trek predicted today's tech?
Flip Phones, tablet computers, video calling, VR gaming and communication, and wireless headsets.
I wouldn’t say predicted, more like gave the idea
Just like most science fiction stories written be technology existed.
"THE WOMEN"
I guess the creators and leonard nimoy didn't have a concrete image of what mr. spock would be like. The Women! is too emotional for mr. spock's image.
'The Cage' Pike is far more serious in manner than Kirk, so Nimoy decided to balance that out.
That made me laugh so hard just because i was reeling in shock of "wait did he actually just say that" XD. I love that show, but man was it sexist. Not unlike the rest of Hollywood at the time tho.
"It would be interesting, Captain, to return to that world in 100 years and learn what crop had sprung from the seed you planted today."..Spock's line from Space Seed..about Khan...A classic Spock line from Season 1..
KHAN!
3:24 That scene with Jill Ireland is agonizing, and just pure genius. Spock has just the right expression of enigmatic tenderness on his face, like soothing balm on her awful raw wound. And she just turns herself inside-out, with real tears. Too bad we lost her so soon. This makes the scene extra poignant.
Never thought I'd shed a tear at the death of an actor, but for Leonard and Spock.
He was the most.......human.
Don't forget Doohan.
And Anton Yelchin (not in TOS but he played Chekov in an alternate universe movie of ST)
'who is it?'
'james kirk'
Trekkie Reacts his face was priceless
Probobly one of spocks most logical moments
Amazing chemistry this cast had between them - I don't understand why it only held 3 seasons I could watch them interact endlessly .......lol
The network screwed them over, moving it to Friday nights at something like 9pm or 10pm. Also, they didn't have demographics back then, so they didn't know that the show had an ideal audience for advertisers.
@@tomkerruish2982 also the budget was cut every season
Well five seasons if you count the animated series. The original cast use their voices.
RIP Leonard Nimoy. You will be missed
RIP
best version of Spock ever
RIP Spock 🖖🏼
“He’s really not dead...as long as we remember him”
I think what I love most about Trek is the music. They use the same dozen or so bits in every episode, fight scenes, love scenes, creepy scenes. . . but we can always depend on it.
They actually had to compose new music for each season, per then-existing union rules. It was extremely good music, and (IMO) has never been equaled by any of the following series.
Yes the love sceen's..the flute piece
I like Sulu's advice to Bailey after that "adrenal gland" comment: "Don't get in a battle of minds with Spock. He'll cut you to pieces, every time."
"You'd made a splendid computer Mr Spock" XD I loved that !
"That is very kind of you, Captain."
...and then he added, "I just won my fourth game."
This was brilliantly written television... in addition to being light-years ahead of any series before it, it never took itself too seriously, which made it all the more charming and entertaining.
Spock is what I call the legendary sass master
"Your science knowledge is obviously primitive" ... LOL ... that gets at least one eyebrow up!
Leonard Nimoy -'half-human'-master of subtle and ironic facial expressions, and the ultimate 'straight man'.
Thanks for the thousands of hours of afternoon re-run entertainment!
RIP
But alwys
Dipping little girls' curls in ink wells and tying cans to...? I think Kirk grew up in the 1930s.
CS Moriya well given when the show was made, that makes sense
Actually, Spock in one respect was like any kid out for revenge. He got back at one of his tormentors by rigging, at age 5 or so, a bucket over a door---loaded with boiling hot plomeek soup.
Well the writers certainly did.
Squire is the most anachronistic script in the series, based on series consistency. It even places Kirk's crew in the 27 century if you did Mr Leslie's math.
William Shatner did grow up in the 1930s. Sounds like he forgot he was playing James Kirk for a moment.
He probably did grow up in the 1930's.
the relationship between these two be like:
Kirk: "Mr. Spock, your human side is showing."
Spock: I N S U L T E D
At this moment of sadness and loss it is such a great gift to see the funny side of Mr. Spock- what a dry, understated sense of humor! RIP and LLAP Mr. Nimoy. Thanks for posting.
If I could go back in time to change one thing throughout history - I'm not gonna lie - itd probably be to give the studio my life savings in order for them to have been able to keep the original series running. :P forever a fan!
Love the fact that when Kirk says that Spock is getting more human, he feels insulted, which IS an emotion. 😂
Kirk manipulating Spock at 3:42 is amazing. Especially the reaction it eventually provokes! That's definitely a glare set to kill.
I like how 'cause we're compared to Spock, in Star Trek all humans seem a bit silly and cute, and that's pretty adorable to watch
"I have never before met a Vulcan, sir."
"Nor I a work of art, Madam."
"Excuse me, I sometimes expect too much of you." You wouldn't think Spock would fall for that but he did. These three's interactions were magic.
I love Spock so much❤️ When I first watched TOS I didn’t get why he was everyones favorite, but now that I’m a (kind of) adult there’s no way he COULDNT be my favorite!!!🖖
Kind of? 😂
@@dolphinsrr I was still a teenager at the time lol, not anymore haha
When Star Trek first came out I couldn't stand it especially the guy with the ears but a couple of years later it was my favorite show and I fell in love with the guy with the ears.
"The guy with ears"
... 10/10
SPOCK
charleen clark same here I thought was stupid but after watching it with my dad (because of curiosity on what it was actually about) I found it "fascinating" 😂 no but seriously I fell in love with the series
Spock did become a sex symbol.
He really cracks me up. Even in fanfiction. I just really adore Spock's humor.
And those subtle smiles he gives Kirk!
There is one missing from The Naked Time, after Spock Vulcan pinches Sulu he says, "Take D'Artagnan here to sickbay." Such sarcasm from a Vulcan.
Rest in Peace Leonard Nimoy
I shall Live Long and Prosper in your honor
The fact that this is still so entertaining to watch after all these years. Astonishing show.
Ah, Spock - when I first saw Star Trek (clearly, the first series) I was only 4 years old, but Spock was STILL absolutely the best character on the show. RIP Leonard!
Spock is like "what the hell is an inkwell?"
And I'm wondering, what are people doing with inkwell in several hundred years. I don't think I've ever seen one.
Vanja Anderson it's supposed to sound ridiculous:-)
@@lilacsmith could be art classes.
Me actually not knowing what that is -_-
The unique relationship between captain and first officer has translated well throughout the Star Trek franchise.
The chemistry between
Shanter nimoy and the kelly was pure magic...
Rest in Peace papa nimoy. We will all miss your humor, your kindness and your love of humanity. Here's to meeting in the great beyond some day. *raises glass*
Aww I loved watching these and still do. RIP Mr. Leonard Nimoy. May you live long and prosper in your following life, whatever it may be.
"THE WOMEN!!"
Spock was young and impetuous back then.
The writers and Nimoy had not fully developed the Mr. Spock character yet. But once they did, Star Trek and Mr. Spock will live on forever. Soon all of the Star Trek video will be used to create flawless computer generated original cast members. The original Star Trek television program will pick up exactly where it left off with all the original cast. Each character will appear and behave exactly as the original characters. Same voices, same quirks, same facial expressions, same speaking and walking cadences, same personality and all the other mannerisms as that of the original characters. They will be indistinguishable from the original actors in every way. Imitation will be the ultimate act of admiration and respect. When that day comes Star Trek fans will have to make sure that writers, directors and producers adher to original characteristics and not interject any personal notions. I viewed a new Star Trek episode in which a Captain Kirk's son character is created and, of course the politically correct and all inclusive writer made the character gay. In the episode Kirk's son serves aboard the Enterprise with his father. The son is to be married to another crew-man and Captain Kirk is beaming with joy as if he is the mother. Several scenes of Kirk's son are shown with him in bed with his male crewman fiance passionately kissing. I wanted to vomit. So far from the original Star Trek and its intended theme that to call it a new Star Trek is disgusting. Star Trek tackled a lot of taboos in the 1960's but homosexuality was and never would have been accepted or even considered. The new version was a total travesty and I'll never watch another video by the creators of that nasty sick garbage again.
+WARPHEAD I concur, the new "star trek" is a shambles, if Roddenberry had been buried he would be turning in his grave.
+WARPHEAD You don't know what you're talking about. Star Trek has been "politically correct" since its inception. That's part of the core appeal of the franchise-- the notion that there's hope for our species, that humanity can learn to rise above the bullshit and the bigotry.
waltonsimons12 it looks like that the majority has spoken against your sexually orientated preference, of which you had made well known in your comment. However, I would just simply say that I prefer the original over the new instead of the way WARPHEAD had lashed out. I will be honest and say that there are people I love and respect that are gay, but I do not and will not turn my back on the natural relation between man and woman because of being burned big-time by my ex-wife. It is said that "the two would come together to make one flesh," and of course that involves a man a woman. And in due time, his mother and I would teach him those values. And should I choose not to have another genuine article woman (that includes not having implants or gender change....if you weren't born with it why have it) then I'm sure that there's a lot of things I can do with my time as a single man. And whenever the right woman comes, it'll be all in good time.
rip my good man, you lived long and prospered.
"Sir, there is a multi legged creature crawling on your shoulder."
Sir there’s a multi-legged creature crawling on your shoulder.
2:09 If Spock didn't love his own mother so much, I would see this as his moment to say "Yo Mama." after hearing what the Guardian said about his intelligence.
"You'd make a splendid computer" "Thank you." LOL
Bones: I said, please don't tell Spock that I said he was the best first officer in the fleet.
Spock: (turns around) Why thank you, Dr. McCoy
Chekov after telling some russian folklore: Was just a little joke, Mr. Spock.
Spock: Yees, extremely little, Ensign.
Rest in peace Leonard, We will all miss you. Though I'm not a fan of the original series, I respect Leonard for everything he did. He was a great actor and he was really extraordinary. Long live and prosper.
"You'd make a splendid computer, Mr. Spock" - "That is very kind of you, Captain!"
6:44 that reaction with those eyes is PRICELESS!
Rest in peace Mr.Spock
5:07, I love how Spock tricked Captain Kirk into giving himself a holiday.
I would think that the line at 1:00, "but there have been exceptions." is more of a threat than a funny line... LOVE SPOCK!
"sir...there's a multi-legged creature crawling on your shoulder."
Since Kirk likes to read a great deal, it's possible that he came across old American literature which mentioned the lore of kids in that era.
Yes would have to be American, Children of other countries are angels.
I love Spock, related to him as a child, find him hilariously correct as a man
Of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most... human.
Recently been getting into Star Trek, starting with TOS, in order. I just watched Episode 5: Apple, of season 2. My favorite Spock episodes of TOS so far are City On The Edge of Forever, and Amok Time. Before now, I've never really been sad that an actor died... I was looking forward to him having a cameo with Bill in the latest movie- it would be the first time they'd be on screen together in over 20 years.
Hiya! In exactly the same situation!
ST is nowhere near dead yet!
@@broski9938 It's on life support though.
@@filthycasual8187 bitter, clearly you missed every message star trek has tried to teach it's watchers ever
Of all the TV shows in all the world, I miss this one the most.
0:05 Oh, we have that on earth, too, we call em "introverts" XD * tentatively raises high-five *
KendrixTermina *high five!!*
High five!
Spock is the perfect half breed hehe. He tries to hide his humanity but it always shines through the Vulcan exterior.
I'm so sorry that current gens won't ever know this type of drama/comedy (unless it recreates in a vacuum). I'm so glad I grew up in the 70-80's! Best of both worlds. :)
im gen z and yet i enjoy watching this show
omg when spock looked over at the girl and raised his eye brows i FREAKING lost it HAHHAHAHAHA
Enjoyed watching all three of these clips. It was a valued part of my youth. rest in peace, Leonard Nimoy. you created one of the greatest characters of all time in either TV or films.
I was waiting for the scene where he refers to Sulu as D’Artagnon.
R.I.P Mr Nimoy. You gave a great performance always
I am not surprised doctor..the poor mans problably terrified of your beads and rattles,,cried laffn at that
So many lovely moments from TOS... this makes me smile .
Live long and prosper, Mr. Spock!
Mr. Spock was one of the most enigmatic, complex characters in all of fiction. His intellect was far superior to almost every humanoid i.e., not an Entity shapeshifted into something physical (Tremaine for instance). Yet he was also a huge risk taker... and acted upon his Human intuition even when his intellect railed against it. Deeply emotional, and yet always in control of his faculties. He will always stay with me as an unshakable archetype, a guide for us to set higher standards of conduct & intelligence for ourselves. Thank you, Leonard Nimoy, for your portrayal of this not-less-than remarkable character. I hope to meet you at the Antares Maelstrom someday... 🖖🏼👽
I find it hilarious how many times Spock has Vulcan nerve pinched someone in an episode. Especially season 2 in the countless times Spock and Kirk were thrown in jail.
6:44 that expression is priceless xDDD
It was Jimmy himself who invented the nerve pitch because he believed Vulcans would not engage in physical alterations - well, unless they are going through Pon Farr. He almost invented the Vulcan hand signal, which he observed as a child, while peeking during a Temple ceremony where the congregants were not supposed to look.
Nimoy created the template for all Vulcans to follow. If people didn't like Spock, there might have been no Star Trek at all. This series will always be great.
Spock = that one kid in class we all cheated our test answers from in school XD
Forgot when Spock was going to hand himself into the authorities for killing the Captain, but then Kirk walks in.
Kirk: "Don't you think you ought to check with me first?"
Spock: "Captain..."
Kirk: (chuckles)
Spock: (grasps Kirk's shoulders grinning ear to ear)
"JIM!!"
(Realizes he just made a spectacle of himself)
"I'm...pleased that you're...not injured."