Close. Watch the first 10 minutes of “Star Trek: The Motion Picture”. That scene is not for the faint of heart.
Kirk would need to have an eye at his back as well as a hand at his back so that he could see the baddies behind him to shoot them.
Well, the transporter did scramble. his. ability. to. ACT. :)
MAD magazine did that very thing!
Scotty, were there any recall notices for the transporter?
In the episode The Enemy Within Captain Kirk gets split into 2 versions of himself in a Transporter Malfunction
And that is why Dr. McCoy hated the transporter.
And when the Gorn grabbed him from behind, he could give it a nipple twister.
Precisely! The last frame with Red’s nose in the air – so priceless!
Or maybe just end up like President Skroob.
No character in the Star Trek movies or TV series ever said, “Beam me up, Scotty”.
LOL… classic problem in current theoretical time and space theory. How to tele-transport objects and reassemble them in proper order. I guess they figured that out in time for the series Star Trek.
They used that effect in the first TREK movie, and it was just gross. And an ugly way to die.
The phrase “Beam me up, Scotty” never appeared on the show.
AT least Red and Rover are relating to the same thoughts ……. :)
The MAD magazine version shows just that! It’s hilarious.
Wasn’t something like that in the first movie and the line was ‘what we got back didn’t liver very long’?
That happened in the first movie to an unfortunate soul. You only heard the person scream. Scared the heck out of my four year old self in theater!
That would be sure to backfire.
Actually I don’t think beam me up Scotty was ever said in star trek
November 20, 2013
i_am_the_jam about 1 year ago
Close. Watch the first 10 minutes of “Star Trek: The Motion Picture”. That scene is not for the faint of heart.
Calvinist1966 about 1 year ago
Kirk would need to have an eye at his back as well as a hand at his back so that he could see the baddies behind him to shoot them.
jcwrocks69 about 1 year ago
Well, the transporter did scramble. his. ability. to. ACT. :)
tjsj5 about 1 year ago
MAD magazine did that very thing!
rhpii about 1 year ago
Scotty, were there any recall notices for the transporter?
Totalloser Premium Member about 1 year ago
In the episode The Enemy Within Captain Kirk gets split into 2 versions of himself in a Transporter Malfunction
hfelder7219 about 1 year ago
And that is why Dr. McCoy hated the transporter.
lance Premium Member about 1 year ago
And when the Gorn grabbed him from behind, he could give it a nipple twister.
sarahbowl1 Premium Member about 1 year ago
Precisely! The last frame with Red’s nose in the air – so priceless!
Khatkhattu Premium Member about 1 year ago
Or maybe just end up like President Skroob.
pamcgovern Premium Member about 1 year ago
No character in the Star Trek movies or TV series ever said, “Beam me up, Scotty”.
g04922 about 1 year ago
LOL… classic problem in current theoretical time and space theory. How to tele-transport objects and reassemble them in proper order. I guess they figured that out in time for the series Star Trek.
marilynnbyerly about 1 year ago
They used that effect in the first TREK movie, and it was just gross. And an ugly way to die.
stamps about 1 year ago
The phrase “Beam me up, Scotty” never appeared on the show.
bwswolf about 1 year ago
AT least Red and Rover are relating to the same thoughts ……. :)
Drbarb71 Premium Member about 1 year ago
The MAD magazine version shows just that! It’s hilarious.
Phoenix83 about 1 year ago
Wasn’t something like that in the first movie and the line was ‘what we got back didn’t liver very long’?
Petemejia77 about 1 year ago
That happened in the first movie to an unfortunate soul. You only heard the person scream. Scared the heck out of my four year old self in theater!
StephenRice about 1 year ago
That would be sure to backfire.
aussie399 Premium Member 11 months ago
Actually I don’t think beam me up Scotty was ever said in star trek