History Funny / StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries

** [=McCoy=] says, "Are you expecting signs pointing the way?!" as a rhetorical question, but then signs ''do'' point the way.

* When the crew start de-aging in an AlternateUniverse where time goes backwards, Kirk and Sulu become teens and Uhura becomes an eight-year-old. Kirk has forgotten the meanings of some sci-fi words and Uhura is crying.
* Spock explaining to a nebula-ish creature that ate them to, with lack of a better phrase spit them out. It's funny because, well, imagine hearing someone say that to you.

* When Kirk and Spock turn into aquatic animals and [=McCoy=] tells them he doesn't know how to turn them back.

* "Once Upon A Planet": Spock is not beating the "would fall in love with a computer" allegations.

** Also, Young Spock telling I'Chaya to go home because I-Chaya is old and fat[[note]]difficult not to imagine him saying that to movies-era Kirk[[/note]], the sass in Young Spock's line read on "I did that ''once''... ''TWO YEARS AGO!''", and the way he matter-of-factly excuses himself to go neck-pinch his bullies... um, ''schoolmates''.

* "[[Recap/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeriesS1E4TheLoreleiSignal The Lorelai Signal]]":

** The Klingons use a new weapon to cripple the ''Enterprise'' and prepare it for boarding. So Kirk initiates "Emergency Defense Plan B": [[spoiler:Beam a bunch of huge tribbles onto the Klingon ship. [[CrazyEnoughToWork The tribbles cover the Klingon transporters and generally raise havoc, making the move very effective.]]]] Perhaps the funnier part? It was Spock's idea.

--->'''Spock''': "Captain, signs pointing the way."

--> '''Kirk''': "I can't give orders from an aquarium in Sickbay."

* In "[[Recap/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeriesS1E4TheLoreleiSignal The Lorelai Signal]]", Kirk, Spock, [=McCoy=], and a Redshirt are taken captive by a planet of women who operate their technology by singing to it. When Spock escapes, he sings in the same high-pitched siren song to operate things.

* "[[Recap/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeriesS1E2Yesteryear Yesteryear]]" is a fairly serious story, especially as it mostly takes place on Vulcan. But there is something hilarious about the idea that young Spock had a reputation among other vulcans as a practical joker, because [[NoodleIncident he played a prank]] ''[[NoodleIncident once]].''

-->'''Young Spock:''' Will I ever learn to do that neck pinch as well as you?
-->'''Old Spock:''' I dare say you will...

** After the first rough ride through the radiation belt, when Kirk announces the ship will stand down for repairs, '''Uhura''' says: "After that ride, I could use some repairs."

** After the first rough ride through the radiation belt, when Kirk announces the ship will stand down for repairs, '''Uhura''' says: "After that ride, I could [use] some repairs."

** Something about the sight of an [[AmazonBrigade landing party consisting entirely of scowling Redskirts]] blasting away with phasers on stun. Possibly the most violent scene in the entire show and hilarious for the MoodWhiplash of ''any'' Starfleet landing party rolling in so heavy on an otherwise fairly lighthearted show.

** Something about the sight of an [[AmazonBrigade away team consisting entirely of scowling Redskirts]] blasting away with phasers on stun. Possibly the most violent scene in the entire show and hilarious for the MoodWhiplash of ''any'' Starfleet away team rolling in so heavy on an otherwise fairly lighthearted show.

* "[[Recap/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeriesS1E2Yesteryear Yesteryear]]" is a fairly serious story, especially as it mostly takes place on Vulcan. But there is something hilarious about the idea that young Spock had a reputation among other vulcans as a practical joker, because [[NoodleIncident he played a prank]] ''[[NeverLiveItDown once]].''

* In "[[Recap/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeriesS1E4TheLoreleiSignal The Lorelai Signal]]", Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and a Redshirt are taken captive by a planet of women who operate their technology by singing to it. When Spock escapes, he sings in the same high-pitched siren song to operate things.

** Something about the sight of an [[AmazonBrigader away team consisting entirely of scowling Redskirts]] blasting away with phasers on stun. Possibly the most violent scene in the entire show and hilarious for the MoodWhiplash of ''any'' Starfleet away team rolling in so heavy on an otherwise fairly lighthearted show.

--->'''Kirk:''' Some day I'll learn.

---> '''Scotty''': "Make up yer mind!"

-->'''Computer:''' Say "please."\\

'''Kirk:''' ''[from between his teeth]'' ''PLEASE.''\\

* The "[[http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/File:KIRK_IS_A_JERK.jpg KIRK IS A JERK]]" moment from "The Practical Joker."
** "The Practical Joker" again: the computer has fun ordering Kirk around.

* "Sometimes, Spock, I wish I'd been a librarian."
* "Bem". After being captured and caged by the local LizardFolk:
--> '''Kirk:''' [[LampshadeHanging How come we always end up like this?]]
--> '''Spock:''' I assume that's a rhetorical question, Captain, not requiring an answer.
--> '''Kirk:''' I was just expressing my curiosity at our ability to get into these kinds of situations.
--> '''Spock:''' ''Fate,'' Captain, fate..
--> '''Kirk:''' ''Fate,'' Spock?
--> '''Spock:''' I believe that's the correct Earth term.
--> '''Kirk:''' Well, why don't you try your, uh, Vulcan Nerve Pinch?
--> '''Spock:''' Captain. I am only a Vulcan. There ''are'' limits.

** The Enterprise crew's Oh,No...NotAgain! reactions when they realize who they've rescued, and more importantly, what he has brought aboard with him. Kirk looks like he's considering the possibility of just letting the Klingons have the "general trader and interstellar nuisance."
* Everyone's WTF reactions when, in "Time Trap", Spock starts acting chummy with the Klingons, with handshakes and stuff. The Enterprise team can only sheepishly apologize, and the Klingon team leans towards the conclusion that the time trap barrier/stress has messed with his hybrid mental makeup (which would be seriously bad news, as it is his calculations that their escape plan hinges on). Of course, this was part of the setup: Spock was using touch telepathy to divine the Klingon's plan, beyond escaping.
* When they were on the planet where thoughts come true and someone thinks it's like "cat and mouse", a [[MegaNeko giant cat]] attacks them.

* Kirk explaining to a nebula-ish creature that ate them to, with lack of a better phrase spit them out. It's funny because, well, imagine hearing someone say that to you.
--> '''Kirk''': "We're inside you. You thought we were food."

* In "Mudd's Passion", [[CatFolk M'Ress]] starts flirting with Scotty and calls him "attractive for a human".
** Same episode, it's kind of comical hearing [[ComicallySerious Spock]] describing Nurse Chapel in poetic terms.

* Everyone's WTF reactions when, in "Time Trap",Spock starts acting chummy with the klingons, with handshakes and stuff. Both the Enterprise and the Klingon teams lean towards the conclusion that the time trap barrier/ stress has messed with his hybrid mental makeup (Which would be seriously bad news, as it is his calculations that their escape plan hinges on)