that’s what she said, spock

Today’s post is brought to you by the spirit of taking classically beloved things and ruining them. And with that in mind, these are some of the things I overheard while watching “The Immunity Syndrome,” a second season episode of Star Trek: The Original Series:

* “Notify the Starfleet that we’re going to attempt to probe the area of darkness to gain further information.”
* “Ahead slow. Impulse power only.”
* “Penetration of the zone in one minute, seven seconds, sir.”
* “That sound was turbulence caused by the penetration of a boundary layer, Captain.”
* “In that case, Captain, I would suggest we apply forward thrust.”
* “I don’t know how long we can keep this up.”
* “Keep applying thrust against the pull.”
* “Scotty, channel all the impulse and warp power into one massive thrust forward. That might snap us out of the zone.”
* “Perhaps with a protective shield .”
* “The thing evidently has reflexes. The unmanned probe we sent in must have stung it when it entered. The lurch we felt was the turbulence of its reaction.”
* “All right, so I’d know enough to go slow when we penetrated its vulnerable spots.”
* “We can maintain thrust for another hour and fifteen minutes.”
* “I am familiar with the equipment, Doctor.”
* “When do you estimate penetration?”
* “Brace yourselves. The area of penetration will no doubt be sensitive.”

and finally

* “We’re going to enter the body of the organism rather abruptly, I would think. Damage control parties stand by.”

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11 Responses

  1. Heh.

    Years before the “That’s What She Said” Era, my friends and I would engage in a drinking game that basically involved lines like this from TOS, TNG, and DS9. There was a separate one for Star Wars.

  2. Hahahah… The comment right above me is awesome. Also, can I get it on that drinking game? I’d love to watch the movies and getting drunk while doing so sounds perfect.

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