A personal favorite. McCoy: Spock, I don't know too much about these little tribbles yet, but there is one thing I have discovered! Spock: What is that, doctor? McCoy: I like them. Better than I like you. Spock: Doctor, they do indeed have one redeeming characteristic. McCoy: What's that? Spock: They do not talk too much.
"but Mr. Spock, you said there is always an alternative" Spock: "did i? I must have been mistaken" McCoy: "at least, i lived long enough to hear that" 😂😂
I swear, when you consider how often McCoy is on the bridge instead of the ship's medical bay/infirmary/his office, the only logical explanation is that Kirk would deliberately summon McCoy to the bridge whenever he had the chance just so that he could be amused by his and Spock's bantering. This is my head-canon.
Could also be that Kirk just thinks that McCoy offers sound advice that runs counter to Spock and it allows him to develop a balanced view of a given situation between the two of them.
Its really just a practical concern for making the show I like how in the reboot it makes the Enterprise feel REALLY big and full of people Bones, as the head doctor, probably doesnt actually need to be there. There would be other doctors under him that can take care of simple booboos
In terms of the Trek universe Bones is also - technically - a consular as well as a Doctor In charge of both physical and mental health - and the mental (as well as physical) health of the captain would be a big concern for him
Charles Summers Well, Spock knew McCoy wasn't being serious with his insults most of the time. I'm sure Spock knows about the concept of the friendly insult.
For all the times McCoy argued with Spock and insulted him, the second anybody else decided to, McCoy didn't stand for any of it. When push came to shove, they had each others' backs.
@@scionofdorn9101 well spock seems visible uncomfortable at some times when mccoy does his you green blooded pointy eared whatchamacallit routine and he even says so in one episode name escapes me right now but it's the episode where spock turns into a vulcan of past time.
Spock: The brain. Logic. Reason. Pragmatism. McCoy: The heart. Emotional. Impulsive. Passionate. Kirk: The Human. Bringing these conflicting parts together to solve any problem.
I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that there is something Shakespearean about the relationship of these characters. Great writing. I guess that's why this show spawned so many multi-million dollar sequels and cost the corporate morons a boatload of cash.
When you say "there is something Shakespearean about the" characters relationships, what exactly do you mean by that? And what specifically about their relationship are you referring to?@@TheChonaman
@@nathanielschwartz425 Complex, dramatic, comedic. Pretty much everything you would want to watch if you were a sentient human being. That's what Shakespeare did, and most of us love him for his brilliant understanding of these concepts. I hope this answers/ satisfies your question.
Bar none one of the best developed and most wonderfully dynamic friendships in the history of fiction, of any kind. RIP Leonard Nimoy, DeForrest Kelly.
According to myth, Mr Spock and Dr McCoy are still arguing in the afterlife, unable to stop because Captain Kirk is not around to mediate them. And Mr Scott is enjoying every second of it.
@@gameking8809 Kirk survived. He was in the Nexus where he met Jean-Luc Picard. They emerged in the 24th century, and if you believe the Shatnerverse novels, he still lives.
@@ThekiBoran Hey, now, Spock didn't say he never drinks alcohol. He's just naturally resistant to its "dubious benefits". In this case, what's he's really saying to McCoy is, "Can the bullshit, this is serious."
Another good part of that scene is how it puts the lie to the pop-culture idea of Kirk, presented on this show as a rigorous captain with a logical mind. As Kirk's best friend, Spock knows he's no tail-chaser, that in the case of a beautiful woman, Kirk is more like Spock than he is like McCoy.
Somewhere in Heaven, Scotty, McCoy and Spock are having coffee at a cafe. Hesitantly McCoy says 'Spock, all those time I spoke badly of you...I was wrong. I'm Sorry' Spock replies with a faint smile 'If the Captain were here I'm sure he would say Forget it, Bones'. McCoy added 'another thing ...do you recall that time in the mountains were Jim said he'd die alone?' Scotty grins wickedly. 'Well...We're dead Jim!' Its hard to make a Vulcan crack up laughing...
Beyond the original series was Shatner and Nimoys budding friendship. This is much focused on in the more recent times, then backword toward the original series again. It shouldn't be forgotten that it was these 3 who made the core of Star Trek interesting. I think it was McCoys banter that actually helped to illuminate Leonards Vulcan persona.
@@brookerichard6260 Leonard Nimoy was very much "immersed" into the role at that time. Walter Koenig (Chekov) says that he mostly got to see Spock than Leonard, because the actor was keeping the role even when the camera was off. Something similar was mentioned by Nimoy's son.
Got to love that line in Star Trek 3 when Kirk explains to McCoy he's suffering from a Vulcan mind meld. "That green-blooded son of a bitch!" "It's his revenge for all those arguments he lost!"
@apphappy3796 Really dude? 😑😑 Please go look at the movie again and watch the titles at the beginning.The name of the movie is star trek III the search for spock. Not Star Trek The Search For Spock. All TOS movies are numbered. TNG Movies Aren't. Dummy.
5:26 Kirk: So, what do we think about these Romulans? Spock: Extremely dangerous; kill on sight. McCoy: But they could be related to you. Spock: Exactly.
And so.later in the series, Spock nearly falls in love with one of them! (The female Romulan Commander, played be the wonderful Joanne Linville, role reprised by her daughter Amy Rydell in Star Trek Continues) 10:39
The difference of Nimoy's spock and all other vulcans in star trek is that all others are monotone to show no emotions.. Spock wasn't. It is amazing how Nimoy nail it that no one else did
I would offer the suggestion that the difference is because all the others were attempting to recreate what Leonard Nimoy did, in many cases after having their role shoehorned into the show, no matter how out of place they may have been. Instead of creating their own take, if you will, on being Vulcan, they either tried to out-Vulcan him, or they tried to copy him. Also, Vulcans were not devoid of emotions - instead, they had mastered them. That was a bit of canon often overlooked. Spock's human half made it harder for him to control them as easily, but Vulcans had them.
I love how Spock can show emotion with little facial muscular work like he has his own body language and face expressions ,at first I thought Spock never showed emotion but now I can read him , like the way he raises his eyebrows is diffrent each time
That was a nice subtle touch on the shoulder Spock gave McCoy when asking for an atmosphere analysis. Try as he may, his human side unwittingly shines through with McCoy. He also doesn't want to admit he's nervous about being in command.
"I thought it was generally accepted, sir, that Vulcans are an advanced and most honourable race." "They are, they are - and damned annoying at times." "Yes, sir." - Data and McCoy, 2364
I loved that they included Admiral McCoy for that little scene. The two of them had a good chemistry and Data had a very deep respect for him. It's a pity they didn't include him in another scene during the pilot. I would have loved seeing him giving some advice to Picard and Dr. Crusher.
I always wondered if Data was just being polite, or he actually agreed with doctor. If it was any other crew member, I'd say former for sure, but Data has unusual talent to state observable truths when anyone else would rather say nothing.
Happy 100th birthday to DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). I still find it so amazing that so many fans became doctors thanks to his performance and who possibly forget his amazing chemistry with co-stars Bill Shatner and Leonard Nimoy. Happy birthday doctor.
I read somewhere that in one episode i don't know which one, Nimoy was leaning over Kelly and Kelly raised up and kissed Nimoy on the nose. At first, Nimoy was startled then busted up laughing. For the rest of the day when they tried to reshoot the scene whenever Nimoy or Kelly got close to one another one or both of them would crack up laughing. Finally the director gave up and called it a day.
"Interesting. You Earth people glorify organized violence for forty centuries, but you imprison those who employ it privately." I like it! Ima gonna steal it! :)
"Why is it that when a man kills another man in battle, it's called heroic....but when he does so in the heat of passion...its called murder.." - Wayne's World.
Nice review. The quality of the video is nice to see. Still, my favorite argument between Bones and Spock is missing. Bones; "Medical men are trained in logic Mr. Spock". Spock; "Really doctor. Observing you I assumed it was trial and error". ;p
Coral Roper Second season episode. I should like to point out that Merikus, Captain Merrik there in that episode, is actor William Smithers as he along with Morgan Woodward and actress Susan Howard from the third season episode of Star Trek, Day Of The Dove were also on the tv evening soap opera show, Dallas.
I love how, from 3:08 to 3:22, Dr. McCoy sticks up for Spock; he called out Capt. Kirk for questioning Spock's integrity. He also took Spock's side from 4:50 to 5:20 when discussing the log book; McCoy reminded Jim that Spock was doing his job as he should have.
How much would you have to trust a person to deposit your consciousness and soul into him? While Kirk would have doubtlessly have been Spock’s first choice, the fact that Spock trusted McCoy enough to share that much of himself with the doctor says everything about this unique relationship. Thanks to Nimoy and De Kelley and also to Quinto and Urban for furthering its development.
This is wonderful, thanks for uploading this. Spock and Mccoy's relationship is one of my favourite things about the show. All the hilarious bitchiness and the friction, while they both still obviously cared about and respected each other too. I'm hoping part 1 means there will be a part 2 ;)
As much fun as it is to watch them bicker, it makes the moments when they do stick up for or help each other out all the more poignant. For all the back and forth it shows they do, ultimately, respect each other's skills and talents and count each other as friends. :)
My favorite part 10:01. Spock is standing there with his hands behind his back, staring straight ahead. Bones "Shouldn't you be working on your time warp calculations Mr Spock???" Spock "I am" LMAO!! I wish I could be like him...
It has been 20 years or more since I last watched all of the original Star Trek episodes, and I had forgotten how important to the TOS' attractiveness the Spock-McCoy relationship was -- perhaps more than either of the characters' relationships with Kirk. If Kirk was the glue that held the ensemble cast together, Spock and McCoy were a huge part of its charm.
As a child, I connected heavily with Spock. I had an aggressive and emotional side, and I had a gentle and more reserved side. Then I found out I had Bipolar Disorder, which explained my emotional outbursts. I have control of myself now, but it's still like being split in two halves.
Cretinous Jester Yes, and no. Creator Gene Roddenberry, while watching the constant confrontation between ole Doc Adams and Festus on Gunsmoke, always thought it humourous, and therefore included that very same humor in his own show, The Originsl Star Trek Series, a series to in which I am an avid fan of.
The best arguments, disagreements and banter any two great characters and actors can have in movie history! Let alone Star Trek History! Their discussions/Banters will live on! Miss them LM and DK. May they Live Long and Prosper wherever they are!
At the beginning of this clip, Spock reminded me so much of Zachary Quinto's performance. I'm not preferring one actor to the other, here; it's just a testament to the skills of the guy. He obviously did his homework.
The only person who came close to that level of "Vulcanism" was Mark Lenard, who played Spock's father. You can see the underlying emotion in him as well, especially in the Star Trek movies.
@ That's because nobody's ever gonna be Nimoy. Sometimes when an actor owns a role so completely anyone else trying to repeat that magic fails because their interpretation no matter if good pales in comparison. Spock's the type of role that one person defined perfectly that can't be replicated same with Data, Archie Bunker, Edith Bunker, George Jefferson, EMH aka The Doctor, Seven of Nine, Al Bundy, Columbo, Fonzie, Steve Urkel etc.
@ Well I take it that other actors just don't get the character of Spock or Vulcans in general. Nimoy is the only one who truly got it I suppose.
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@@kendallrivers1119 It's not like everybody in the world got to play him, it was just a few diversity hires: a black guy got to black the character, a gay guy got to gay the character, a woman got to chick the character....that's it. Like five or six classical actors who got to chose the role when space people got to be a choice character: exactly three casting director's choices are not exactly a plenitude of Spockness. And anyway someone DID sorta-kinda get it right: the Cheers bartender girl, whatshername. Kirsty something. She did a pretty good job getting the Spock-smirk, Spock-wit down. I will grant you no one, as of yet, has gotten the Spock-smirk, Spock-wit, Spock-MASTERY down yet. You ARE right Nimoy had a singular presence, a masterfulness which made his character (so far) sui-generis. Part of it was his physical presence: he was about a half-foot taller than everyone else and was known to be (very) strong: that has a unique feel to it, and physicality is part of it. He sort of had a 60's guru feel about him plus a military danger. But it doesn't feel like that's something entirely hard to do. Like I said, only a few have even tried. I count the non-Spock other Vulcan characters in the mix because I know for a fact everyone was trying to be Spock, not just "another Vulcan". Everyone associates Vulcans solely with Spock, not Sarek or any of the others. Nimoy *was* unique enough that everyone wants to remake him.
Man, watching this makes me love Leonard Nemoy even more. I really enjoy the chemistry between Spock and McCoy. They may not get along all the time, but they are good friends
One of the more interesting relationships because they were both playing second fiddle to Shatner. It's rare to get a good supporting cast relationship right. But then all of the final lineup was quite strong, Scotty, Uhura, Chekhov, Sulu, all had well developed characters.
1:42 I love that spock looks as if he's purposefully TRYING to annoy bones here. But he obviously would not as that would serve no purpose to a vulcan x]
The secret of why good Star Trek is good. People you like being funny and clever and warm and thoughtful to each other and making you like them even more. Sometimes, on occasion, a ship might explode or something. But nothing can stop the BANTER.
A personal favorite.
McCoy: Spock, I don't know too much about these little tribbles yet, but there is one thing I have discovered!
Spock: What is that, doctor?
McCoy: I like them. Better than I like you.
Spock: Doctor, they do indeed have one redeeming characteristic.
McCoy: What's that?
Spock: They do not talk too much.
Spock is so sassy
Nobody knows how to throw shade and make it sound as dispassionate like a Vulcan.
Lol McCoy thinks he can't hold his own in an argument he is sorely mistaken
"but Mr. Spock, you said there is always an alternative"
Spock: "did i? I must have been mistaken"
McCoy: "at least, i lived long enough to hear that" 😂😂
The other one I like is when Spock says "I made an error in my calculations." McCoy says "Oh? This could be a historic occasion."
@@jaymike3302 a very
@@jaymike3302 Kirk: "Gentlemen, please."
"Now you're sounding like Spock."
"If you get nasty, I'm gonna leave."
😂😂👍
I swear, when you consider how often McCoy is on the bridge instead of the ship's medical bay/infirmary/his office, the only logical explanation is that Kirk would deliberately summon McCoy to the bridge whenever he had the chance just so that he could be amused by his and Spock's bantering. This is my head-canon.
Could also be that Kirk just thinks that McCoy offers sound advice that runs counter to Spock and it allows him to develop a balanced view of a given situation between the two of them.
@@invidatauro8922 Well that is how the trio’s dynamic is supposed to work. Spock is pure logic, McCoy is passion and humanity, Kirk is the balance.
Yep, it would be pretty boring sitting there all day when nothing was happening, needs something to make the time pass lol
Its really just a practical concern for making the show
I like how in the reboot it makes the Enterprise feel REALLY big and full of people
Bones, as the head doctor, probably doesnt actually need to be there. There would be other doctors under him that can take care of simple booboos
In terms of the Trek universe Bones is also - technically - a consular as well as a Doctor
In charge of both physical and mental health - and the mental (as well as physical) health of the captain would be a big concern for him
Only true friends can disagree so much, and still keep each other's company.
Charles Summers Well, Spock knew McCoy wasn't being serious with his insults most of the time. I'm sure Spock knows about the concept of the friendly insult.
It is a very rare thing to have such friends.
Going back and forth with each other like liberal and conservative friends
Charles Summers that is so true. If I may add, in the ribbing of each other you can tell the very deep level of respect and love they have.
they're colleagues on a spaceship, it's not like they have much choice
I have a feeling that DeForest Kelley and Leonard Nimoy are still arguing in heaven.
They were quite good friends. 😊
They loved each other as brothers
He many times do you suppose he's called Spock a "Green blooded son of a bitch" by now? xD
Bartman954 Reb Leib and Jackson!? Yes
Lol Dude, They were friends between a 101 year old and a 90 year old
The show is almost 60 years old and it’s still great. The stories and the acting are just timeless.
"Ill Drink To That"
For all the times McCoy argued with Spock and insulted him, the second anybody else decided to, McCoy didn't stand for any of it. When push came to shove, they had each others' backs.
Brothers
That's because the banter was one of true friends teasing each other. Only true friends get to do that without consequence.
Spock and McCoy argue the way only the best of friends can.
Right? It's the same with Martin and Pam on Martin. They clowned each other all day but if someone else tried to they had each other's backs.
@@scionofdorn9101 well spock seems visible uncomfortable at some times when mccoy does his you green blooded pointy eared whatchamacallit routine and he even says so in one episode name escapes me right now but it's the episode where spock turns into a vulcan of past time.
Spock: The brain. Logic. Reason. Pragmatism.
McCoy: The heart. Emotional. Impulsive. Passionate.
Kirk: The Human. Bringing these conflicting parts together to solve any problem.
That's a neat way to put it!
As they put it in DBT:
McCoy: Emotion Mind
Spock: Reason Mind
Kirk: Wise Mind
I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that there is something Shakespearean about the relationship of these characters. Great writing. I guess that's why this show spawned so many multi-million dollar sequels and cost the corporate morons a boatload of cash.
When you say "there is something Shakespearean about the" characters relationships, what exactly do you mean by that? And what specifically about their relationship are you referring to?@@TheChonaman
@@nathanielschwartz425 Complex, dramatic, comedic. Pretty much everything you would want to watch if you were a sentient human being. That's what Shakespeare did, and most of us love him for his brilliant understanding of these concepts. I hope this answers/ satisfies your question.
"You bet your pointed ears I am" CAPTAAAAAAIN. DR. MCCOY IS TALKING ABOUT MY EARS AGAIN!!
lol that's not too far-fetched actually
MJR Taurus “stop fighting I’ll turn this ship around!!”
"You bet your pointed ears I am"
"Too bad... you don't have pointed ears to use for a bet"
(poker joke)
"You bet your pointed ears I am"
"And I raise you... an eyebrow."
Bar none one of the best developed and most wonderfully dynamic friendships in the history of fiction, of any kind. RIP Leonard Nimoy, DeForrest Kelly.
And James Doohan as well as Grace Lee Whitney and others who mattered
"Now you're sounding like Spock."
"If you're gonna get nasty, I'm gonna leave."
McCoy: "Mr. Spock, you're the most cold blooded man I've ever known."
Spock: "Why, thank you, doctor."
According to myth, Mr Spock and Dr McCoy are still arguing in the afterlife, unable to stop because Captain Kirk is not around to mediate them. And Mr Scott is enjoying every second of it.
And Chapel is sitting next to Scotty.
why is kirk not in the afterlife? Both of them lived until the time of Star Trek Next Generation while Kirk died nearly a century earlier.
@@gameking8809 Because Shatner is still alive?
And now Uhura is with them being amused.
@@gameking8809 Kirk survived. He was in the Nexus where he met Jean-Luc Picard. They emerged in the 24th century, and if you believe the Shatnerverse novels, he still lives.
Spock & McCoy had an " Odd Couple " relationship, but deep down they had a grudging respect for one another.
Well if you're going to get nasty I'm going to leave.
Incorrect. It wasn't a grudging respect, it was a genuine friendship.
Without meaning to be insensitive to Vulcans....it was love.
genuine respect too, imo
@scion
"I'm sure the universe is full of intelligent life. It's just been too intelligent to come here."
― Arthur C. Clarke
Brilliant!
😂😂😂
Exactly
It's quite telling that the first thing McCoy does when his experimental cure goes awry is yell "SPOOOOOCK!"
The way Spock, a touch-telepath, tenderly holds Bones' hands in those scenes always got me 🧡
Spock: My father's race was spared the dubious benefits of alcohol.
McCoy: Oh, now I know why they were conquered.
Classic
"Doctor, my people where never conquered?"
"No your drunk!"
Yet he did drink ocassionally.
"Thank you doctor, I will have a brandy."
Spock - 'Requiem for Methuselah'
@@ThekiBoran Hey, now, Spock didn't say he never drinks alcohol. He's just naturally resistant to its "dubious benefits". In this case, what's he's really saying to McCoy is, "Can the bullshit, this is serious."
Another good part of that scene is how it puts the lie to the pop-culture idea of Kirk, presented on this show as a rigorous captain with a logical mind. As Kirk's best friend, Spock knows he's no tail-chaser, that in the case of a beautiful woman, Kirk is more like Spock than he is like McCoy.
Spock and McCoy can now argue for the rest of time.
+Rachel Wyld :( ♥
:'(
A year later and I'm still crying 💗
:( Love the bromance
Somewhere in Heaven, Scotty, McCoy and Spock are having coffee at a cafe. Hesitantly McCoy says 'Spock, all those time I spoke badly of you...I was wrong. I'm Sorry' Spock replies with a faint smile 'If the Captain were here I'm sure he would say Forget it, Bones'. McCoy added 'another thing ...do you recall that time in the mountains were Jim said he'd die alone?' Scotty grins wickedly. 'Well...We're dead Jim!'
Its hard to make a Vulcan crack up laughing...
Beyond the original series was Shatner and Nimoys budding friendship. This is much focused on in the more recent times, then backword toward the original series again.
It shouldn't be forgotten that it was these 3 who made the core of Star Trek interesting.
I think it was McCoys banter that actually helped to illuminate Leonards Vulcan persona.
Leonards vulca personality? Do you mean spocks?
@@brookerichard6260 Leonard Nimoy was very much "immersed" into the role at that time. Walter Koenig (Chekov) says that he mostly got to see Spock than Leonard, because the actor was keeping the role even when the camera was off. Something similar was mentioned by Nimoy's son.
Got to love that line in Star Trek 3 when Kirk explains to McCoy he's suffering from a Vulcan mind meld. "That green-blooded son of a bitch!"
"It's his revenge for all those arguments he lost!"
oh you mean the Star Trek Movie "The Search For Spock" at first I didn't understand what you meant.
Oh I love that line, McCoy just realised that he is being played at by Spock as revenge.
@apphappy3796 Really dude? 😑😑
Please go look at the movie again and watch the titles at the beginning.The name of the movie is star trek III the search for spock.
Not Star Trek The Search For Spock.
All TOS movies are numbered.
TNG Movies Aren't.
Dummy.
@rawyld 3 isn't the best story but boy it has some great moments.
"Klingon Bastard! You just killed my son!"
@apphappy3796 check out the opening titles. All the TOS movies are numbered.
It's name is
STAR TREK III
THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK
Nothing like the original! RIP to both Leonard Nimoy and Deforest Kelley and thanks for the memories.
I totally agree and deny anything calling itself Star Trek from 2009 onward - except Karl Urban, that's doing justice to the character
Meus amores, amo demais❤
5:26
Kirk: So, what do we think about these Romulans?
Spock: Extremely dangerous; kill on sight.
McCoy: But they could be related to you.
Spock: Exactly.
Thats the point when Styles probably was "ok, I may have been wrong about Spock"
😂
And so.later in the series, Spock nearly falls in love with one of them! (The female Romulan Commander, played be the wonderful Joanne Linville, role reprised by her daughter Amy Rydell in Star Trek Continues) 10:39
The difference of Nimoy's spock and all other vulcans in star trek is that all others are monotone to show no emotions.. Spock wasn't. It is amazing how Nimoy nail it that no one else did
Well... he's half-human
I would offer the suggestion that the difference is because all the others were attempting to recreate what Leonard Nimoy did, in many cases after having their role shoehorned into the show, no matter how out of place they may have been. Instead of creating their own take, if you will, on being Vulcan, they either tried to out-Vulcan him, or they tried to copy him. Also, Vulcans were not devoid of emotions - instead, they had mastered them. That was a bit of canon often overlooked. Spock's human half made it harder for him to control them as easily, but Vulcans had them.
I love how Spock can show emotion with little facial muscular work like he has his own body language and face expressions ,at first I thought Spock never showed emotion but now I can read him , like the way he raises his eyebrows is diffrent each time
Leonard nimoy was such an amazing actor
i will say, t'pol (i can't remember the actress' name off the top of my head) from enterprise did a really good job as well.
The writers gave these two actors great material to work with :)
For me, Spock McCoy going at was next part of the show.
I can't help but think that all the writers basically wrote the Spock - McCoy bits first and then tried to make a story around it. :)
That was a nice subtle touch on the shoulder Spock gave McCoy when asking for an atmosphere analysis. Try as he may, his human side unwittingly shines through with McCoy. He also doesn't want to admit he's nervous about being in command.
Thanks for pointing that moment out!! So cute
This video has been my constant companion for sleepless nights. Leonard Nimoy's voice is very calming...
Eriku ism Ah, a fellow Jotaro.
Eriku W. he voices a few audiobook
"I thought it was generally accepted, sir, that Vulcans are an advanced and most honourable race."
"They are, they are - and damned annoying at times."
"Yes, sir."
- Data and McCoy, 2364
I loved that they included Admiral McCoy for that little scene. The two of them had a good chemistry and Data had a very deep respect for him. It's a pity they didn't include him in another scene during the pilot. I would have loved seeing him giving some advice to Picard and Dr. Crusher.
I always wondered if Data was just being polite, or he actually agreed with doctor.
If it was any other crew member, I'd say former for sure, but Data has unusual talent to state observable truths when anyone else would rather say nothing.
"I don't see no points on your ears, boy."
@@SinewRending "Im, no Vulcan sir, I'm a cyborg."
"Huh, almost as bad"
Please tell me what episode of TNG this is from! I can't rememeber.... ;0
Happy 100th birthday to DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). I still find it so amazing that so many fans became doctors thanks to his performance and who possibly forget his amazing chemistry with co-stars Bill Shatner and Leonard Nimoy. Happy birthday doctor.
I read somewhere that in one episode i don't know which one, Nimoy was leaning over Kelly and Kelly raised up and kissed Nimoy on the nose. At first, Nimoy was startled then busted up laughing. For the rest of the day when they tried to reshoot the scene whenever Nimoy or Kelly got close to one another one or both of them would crack up laughing. Finally the director gave up and called it a day.
🧡
"Interesting. You Earth people glorify organized violence for forty centuries, but you imprison those who employ it privately."
I like it! Ima gonna steal it! :)
"Why is it that when a man kills another man in battle, it's called heroic....but when he does so in the heat of passion...its called murder.." - Wayne's World.
@@barb7124 in one case he's a tool of the state and useful, in the other he's disturbing the order and usurping the state's monopoly on violence.
Its fascinating and illogical that we enjoy this banter so much....
agreed.
Peter Hunt. I'll second that ! !
Nice review. The quality of the video is nice to see. Still, my favorite argument between Bones and Spock is missing.
Bones; "Medical men are trained in logic Mr. Spock".
Spock; "Really doctor. Observing you I assumed it was trial and error".
;p
What episode is that from?
Raven Nivhaar "Bread and Circuses"
Thanks! :D
Coral Roper Second season episode. I should like to point out that Merikus, Captain Merrik there in that episode, is actor William Smithers as he along with Morgan Woodward and actress Susan Howard from the third season episode of Star Trek, Day Of The Dove were also on the tv evening soap opera show, Dallas.
I love how, from 3:08 to 3:22, Dr. McCoy sticks up for Spock; he called out Capt. Kirk for questioning Spock's integrity. He also took Spock's side from 4:50 to 5:20 when discussing the log book; McCoy reminded Jim that Spock was doing his job as he should have.
Same, and sometimes he tore into Kirk to support Spock.
LOL at 9:16. "if you are gonna get nasty, i'm gonna leave."
I love their love-hate relationship SO much. Whether they admit to that description or not.
i really love how bones literally just sits on spock’s station ... his power
"And as for my anatomy being different to yours, I am delighted."
God the *burns!!*
“Mr. Spock, you’re the most cold-blooded man I’ve ever known.”
“Why thank you doctor.”
Genius reply.
You know that Bones and Spock are back at it again. Best friends.
And James Doohan!
Indeed!
Reagen Desilets Don't forget Gene, Majel and most recently Grace Lee Whitney.
And now, Nichelle has gone to join them 😭
Spock trusts him with his mind, he must love him.
Nowhere was his katra more heeded that amongst a brainload of emotional thoughts.
@@tomf3150damnit Jim, I'm a Doctor, not a vrekatra!
The chemistry with the three characters and the rest of the cast was wonderful.
Spock and McCoy were just bro's, you can feel the respect in the banter!
"Did it ever occur to you that he might like the girl?"
"It occurred. I dismissed it."
"You would."
Spock vs Bones was one of the major parts of the show. Passion and emotion vs logic and intellect. Great actors. RIP to both.
"Well if you're gonna get nasty, I'm going to leave." Love it. :)
Spock & McCoy, best of friends (whether they'll ever admit it or not).
I think they both enjoyed the debates
This ongoing back and forth is one of the key elements of this series that continues to distinguish it, to this day.
These classic lines were pure genius. RIP, Spock and Bones.
Shut up Spock, we're rescuing you!
"Why, thank you, _Captain_ McCoy!"
How much would you have to trust a person to deposit your consciousness and soul into him? While Kirk would have doubtlessly have been Spock’s first choice, the fact that Spock trusted McCoy enough to share that much of himself with the doctor says everything about this unique relationship. Thanks to Nimoy and De Kelley and also to Quinto and Urban for furthering its development.
Man I love their relationship. Possibly the only two characters who argue all the time in Star Trek :D
Tuvok & Neelix
Odo & Quark
One of my favorite on-screen relationships.
There are many reasons this show was great and very ahead of its time.....The banter between Spock and Mcoy was but one of them.
1:33
Kirk: "you got served"
Bones: "you know what? I got served"
The friends that argue are the ones who care. I love their friendship.
"The fact that my internal arrangements differ from you doctor pleases me to no end"
LMAO 😂😂😂
SPOCK WILL ALWAY BE ONE OF THE BEST WRITTEN CHARACTERS IN ALL OF STARTREK. THANK YOU FOR THE UPLOUD.
"You should be told the difference between empiricism and stubbornness, Doctor."
This is wonderful, thanks for uploading this. Spock and Mccoy's relationship is one of my favourite things about the show. All the hilarious bitchiness and the friction, while they both still obviously cared about and respected each other too. I'm hoping part 1 means there will be a part 2 ;)
As much fun as it is to watch them bicker, it makes the moments when they do stick up for or help each other out all the more poignant. For all the back and forth it shows they do, ultimately, respect each other's skills and talents and count each other as friends. :)
My favorite part 10:01. Spock is standing there with his hands behind his back, staring straight ahead. Bones
"Shouldn't you be working on your time warp calculations Mr Spock???" Spock "I am" LMAO!! I wish I could be like him...
That part made me laugh so much! 😂😂😂
I love this show...
RIP. Nimoy was more talented than most people know.
But even his talent couldn't make the "Bilbo Baggins" song any better than a pile of steaming crap.
@@bootstrapperwilson7687 Knowing that he sang that song makes me sad 😢
It has been 20 years or more since I last watched all of the original Star Trek episodes, and I had forgotten how important to the TOS' attractiveness the Spock-McCoy relationship was -- perhaps more than either of the characters' relationships with Kirk. If Kirk was the glue that held the ensemble cast together, Spock and McCoy were a huge part of its charm.
A great collage of two good friends, who got on each other's nerves from time to time.
I love them both.
What amazing chemistry the TOS crew had.
this is amazing it just shows that all you need is friendship
As a child, I connected heavily with Spock. I had an aggressive and emotional side, and I had a gentle and more reserved side. Then I found out I had Bipolar Disorder, which explained my emotional outbursts. I have control of myself now, but it's still like being split in two halves.
Galileo 7 has to be the funniest they’re practically arguing throughout the entire episode
Spock doing mental math is pretty cool.
They literally couldn't be more different if they tried, but they'd do just about anything for each other. I love it.
"That green blooded son of a bitch. It's his revenge for all the arguments he lost!"
LLAP 🖖 in memory DeForest and Leonard. Thank you for the great adventures.
I love how half the time they literally just talk over each other, and don't let the other finish their sentence :'D
They're great!
One of the greatest Friend/Foil relationships in tv history.
Cretinous Jester Yes, and no. Creator Gene Roddenberry, while watching the constant confrontation between ole Doc Adams and Festus on Gunsmoke, always thought it humourous, and therefore included that very same humor in his own show, The Originsl Star Trek Series, a series to in which I am an avid fan of.
We miss you Leonard and Deforest x
Omg we need more of this creativity in what we have to watch on tv today
the scene from Miri (2:38) is just so... tender. sweet. despite the jabs, they care so much about each other.
NOT to mention the fact that in the episode he sat like that for a while, just... holding his hands. it’s so sweet and endearing.
@@alex-tf2up and Vulcans are touch-telepaths. 🥹 Tender moment
The best arguments, disagreements and banter any two great characters and actors can have in movie history! Let alone Star Trek History!
Their discussions/Banters will live on! Miss them LM and DK. May they Live Long and Prosper wherever they are!
I love the Jim-Spock-Bones bromance.
a friend is one who knows all ourfaults
and still associates with us
At the beginning of this clip, Spock reminded me so much of Zachary Quinto's performance.
I'm not preferring one actor to the other, here; it's just a testament to the skills of the guy. He obviously did his homework.
Didn't Zachary watch all the "STOS" episodes?
The only person who came close to that level of "Vulcanism" was Mark Lenard, who played Spock's father. You can see the underlying emotion in him as well, especially in the Star Trek movies.
@ That's because nobody's ever gonna be Nimoy. Sometimes when an actor owns a role so completely anyone else trying to repeat that magic fails because their interpretation no matter if good pales in comparison. Spock's the type of role that one person defined perfectly that can't be replicated same with Data, Archie Bunker, Edith Bunker, George Jefferson, EMH aka The Doctor, Seven of Nine, Al Bundy, Columbo, Fonzie, Steve Urkel etc.
@ Well I take it that other actors just don't get the character of Spock or Vulcans in general. Nimoy is the only one who truly got it I suppose.
@@kendallrivers1119 It's not like everybody in the world got to play him, it was just a few diversity hires: a black guy got to black the character, a gay guy got to gay the character, a woman got to chick the character....that's it. Like five or six classical actors who got to chose the role when space people got to be a choice character: exactly three casting director's choices are not exactly a plenitude of Spockness.
And anyway someone DID sorta-kinda get it right: the Cheers bartender girl, whatshername. Kirsty something. She did a pretty good job getting the Spock-smirk, Spock-wit down.
I will grant you no one, as of yet, has gotten the Spock-smirk, Spock-wit, Spock-MASTERY down yet.
You ARE right Nimoy had a singular presence, a masterfulness which made his character (so far) sui-generis. Part of it was his physical presence: he was about a half-foot taller than everyone else and was known to be (very) strong: that has a unique feel to it, and physicality is part of it. He sort of had a 60's guru feel about him plus a military danger.
But it doesn't feel like that's something entirely hard to do. Like I said, only a few have even tried. I count the non-Spock other Vulcan characters in the mix because I know for a fact everyone was trying to be Spock, not just "another Vulcan". Everyone associates Vulcans solely with Spock, not Sarek or any of the others. Nimoy *was* unique enough that everyone wants to remake him.
Spock and McCoy may have disliked each other, but they did greatly respect each other. And out of that respect, they became friends.
Live long and prosper Mr Nimoy
Can't help but hear "Star Trekkin's" McCoy shouting "He's dead Jim, he's dead Jim!"😂😂😂😂
“It’s life Jim, but not as we know it.”
" Always going forward, cause we can't find reverse!" 😅
Seeing these three get old together was great.
Damn I've got to watch all the old Star Trek episodes again!
Man, watching this makes me love Leonard Nemoy even more. I really enjoy the chemistry between Spock and McCoy. They may not get along all the time, but they are good friends
This was the foundation for countless friendly banter between characters in deep space nine. Love it.
I love how, as much as Bones and Spock like to take the mickey out of each other....Bones will still defend Spock when the need arises.
0:13 Kirk is just like "oh lord not again" 😂
One of the best relationships in all of fiction.
One of the more interesting relationships because they were both playing second fiddle to Shatner. It's rare to get a good supporting cast relationship right. But then all of the final lineup was quite strong, Scotty, Uhura, Chekhov, Sulu, all had well developed characters.
The best Star Trek ever just because how they interact lol 😂
So well written. So wonderful. Leonard and De forever
1:42 I love that spock looks as if he's purposefully TRYING to annoy bones here. But he obviously would not as that would serve no purpose to a vulcan x]
McCoy was a legend!
DUDE!!!! SWEET!!! Awesome, they're so perfect!!! Keep uploading!!! Please!!!!
The secret of why good Star Trek is good. People you like being funny and clever and warm and thoughtful to each other and making you like them even more. Sometimes, on occasion, a ship might explode or something. But nothing can stop the BANTER.