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* As the ''Enterprise'' is traveling through the awe-inspiring mystery that is V'Ger, Bones is still [[DeadpanSnarker on form]]:
-->'''Uhura:''' It could hold a crew of tens of thousands!
-->'''[=McCoy=]:''' Or a crew of a thousand, ten miles tall...
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* Ilia reports to Captain Kirk, and almost immediately feels the need to inform him that she's under an oath of celibacy. [[BoldlyComing Your reputation precedes you,]] [[AnythingThatMoves Captain Kirk.]] It's even funnier when you read in the book Ilia is {{Troll}}ing Kirk! In Gene Roddenberry's original script Kirk directly asked Ilia the question “Have you ever sexed a human?", which means [[WriterRevolt the screenwriters most likely were trolling Gene Roddenberry for writing such a terrible line]].

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* Ilia reports to Captain Kirk, and almost immediately feels the need to inform him that she's under an oath of celibacy. [[BoldlyComing Your reputation precedes you,]] [[AnythingThatMoves you, Captain Kirk.]] It's even funnier when you read in the book Ilia is {{Troll}}ing Kirk! In Gene Roddenberry's original script Kirk directly asked Ilia the question “Have you ever sexed a human?", which means [[WriterRevolt the screenwriters most likely were trolling Gene Roddenberry for writing such a terrible line]].
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* The exchange of surprised looks between the Klingon captain and one of his officers when they see in the tactical screen how one of the photon torpedoes fired against V'Ger simply disappears.
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* After Spock compares V'Ger to a child, [=McCoy=] replies "This 'child' is about to wipe out every living thing on Earth. Now, what do you suggest we do, spank it?"
** A few moments later, when V'Ger is attacking the ship "Your 'child' is having a tantrum, Mr Spock".

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* After Spock compares V'Ger to a child, [=McCoy=] replies replies: "This 'child' is about to wipe out every living thing on Earth. Now, what do you suggest we do, spank it?"
** A few moments later, when V'Ger is attacking the ship ship: "Your 'child' is having a tantrum, Mr Spock".
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* Bones patting himself after beaming onboard the Enterprise, to make sure he’s all there, really sells his distrust of the transporter. And it’s funny too.
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** Just as a rule, any example of SpaceClothes in the original cast films tends towards the hilarious.

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* Not intentionally funny, but Bones appearing on the ship in a funky 70s robe-like uniform, full beard and "[[WebSite/SFDebris the eye piece of]] [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk the Staff of Ra]]" around his neck definitely elicits a laugh.
** His clothing and demeanor combine to give the impression not that Bones was recalled to Starfleet and was standing by to come aboard, but was instead in a retirement home and got beamed up with no warning on the way to the bathroom.
*** Fanon, and indeed some versions of the script, had him reunited with Fabrini leader Natira and retired on the World of the Promise from "For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky".

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* Not intentionally funny, but Bones appearing on the ship in a funky 70s robe-like uniform, full beard and "[[WebSite/SFDebris what appears to be the eye piece of]] [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk of the Staff of Ra]]" Ra from ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk'' around his neck definitely elicits a laugh.
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laugh. His clothing and demeanor combine to give the impression not that Bones was recalled to Starfleet and was standing by to come aboard, but was instead in a retirement home and got beamed up with no warning on the way to the bathroom.
*** Fanon, and indeed some versions of the script, had him reunited with Fabrini leader Natira and retired on the World of the Promise from "For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky".
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** Even funnier when you consider that in the original script this was Chekov's death scene. The fact that his whole demeanor is clearly asking WhoWouldBeStupidEnough to try to touch the probe (or, more accurately, why everyone else assumes ''he'' will be stupid enough) makes the inversion of his usual naive behaviour even better.
* Ilia reports to Captain Kirk, and almost immediately feels the need to inform him that she's under an oath of celibacy. [[BoldlyComing Your reputation precedes you,]] [[AnythingThatMoves Captain Kirk.]] It's even funnier when you read in the book Ilia is {{Troll}}ing Kirk!
** Even better, in Gene Roddenberry's original script Kirk directly asked Ilia the question “Have you ever sexed a human?", which means [[WriterRevolt the screenwriters most likely were trolling Gene Roddenberry for writing such a terrible line]].

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** Even funnier when you consider that in the original script this was Chekov's death scene. The fact that his whole demeanor is clearly asking WhoWouldBeStupidEnough to try to touch the probe (or, more accurately, why everyone else assumes ''he'' will be stupid enough) makes the inversion of his usual naive behaviour even better.
* Ilia reports to Captain Kirk, and almost immediately feels the need to inform him that she's under an oath of celibacy. [[BoldlyComing Your reputation precedes you,]] [[AnythingThatMoves Captain Kirk.]] It's even funnier when you read in the book Ilia is {{Troll}}ing Kirk!
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Kirk! In Gene Roddenberry's original script Kirk directly asked Ilia the question “Have you ever sexed a human?", which means [[WriterRevolt the screenwriters most likely were trolling Gene Roddenberry for writing such a terrible line]].
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[[caption-width-right:350:"[[Music/TheBeeGees Well, you can tell by the way I use my walk]], [[ImADoctorNotAPlaceholder I'm not a woman's man, I'm a country doc!]]"]]

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** For those with a military background, it's appropriately amusing to know that even two hundred and fifty years in the future, Stop-Loss policies and orders still wreak their havoc on poor servicemembers' retirements.

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** For those with a military background, it's appropriately amusing to know that even two hundred and fifty years in the future, Stop-Loss policies and orders still wreak their havoc on poor servicemembers' retirements. To say nothing of the traditional post-separation beard worn by many a veteran finally free of grooming standards.
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*** Fanon, and indeed some versions of the script, had him reunited with Fabrini leader Natira and retired on the World of the Promise from "For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky".
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** Has become something of a NeverLiveItDown moment in the fandom, with many ExpandedUniverse works poking fun at how, exactly, Sulu carried out that order.
--->You no tell me which one you push for "thataway!"
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According to George Takei himself, Primeverse Sulu is heterosexual. It's Kelvin-verse Sulu who is gay.


* In a scene cut from the original but restored for the expanded TV and Director's Cut versions, soon after the above exchange, Sulu becomes flustered in Ilia's presence, even pushing the wrong button on his console. Takes on an additional tone of irony in that the actor - and, according to the later ''Film/StarTrekBeyond'', the character - is gay.

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* In a scene cut from the original but restored for the expanded TV and Director's Cut versions, soon after the above exchange, Sulu becomes flustered in Ilia's presence, even pushing the wrong button on his console. Takes on an additional tone of irony in that the actor - and, according to the later ''Film/StarTrekBeyond'', the character - is gay.

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-->''[Ilia-probe boldly walks [[DynamicEntry directly through the door]], leaving a gaping hole in it.]''

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* Probe!Ilia's ThereWasADoor moment.
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** A few moments later, when V'Ger is attacking the ship "Your 'child' is having a tantrum, Mr Spock".
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* Uhura explaining (while having a hard time keeping a straight face) that "one" of the extended crew members is refusing to beam aboard and Kirk (with a barely contained straight face himself) saying he will make sure that crew member beams aboard. They both know damn well who it is.
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* In a scene cut from the original but restored for the expanded TV and Director's Cut versions, soon after the above exchange, Sulu becomes flustered in Ilia's presence, even pushing the wrong button on his console. Takes on an additional tone of irony in that the actor - and, according to the later ''Film/StarTrekBeyond'', the character - is gay.
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** After escaping the wormhole, Chekov reports no casualties, to which [=McCoy=] retorts:
-->'''[=McCoy=]:''' Wrong, Mister Chekov, there are casualties. My wits! As in "frightened-out-of", Captain, sir!
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* When Spock arrives, he's greeted by Chekov:
-->'''Spock:''' Permission to come aboard?
-->'''Chekov:''' (''delighted'') Granted, sir. Gran-
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-->'''Chekov:''' (''confused'') ...-ted.
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** Even better, in Gene Roddenberry's original script Kirk directly asked Ilia the question “Have you ever sexed a human?", which means [[WriterRevolt the screenwriters most likely were trolling Gene Roddenberry for writing such a terrible line]].
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** His clothing and demeanor combine to give the impression not that Bones was recalled to Starfleet and was standing by to come aboard, but was instead in a retirement home and got beamed up with no warning on the way to the bathroom.
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* Probe!Ilia's ThereWasADoorMoment.

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* Probe!Ilia's ThereWasADoorMoment.
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* Probe!Ilia's ThereWasADoorMoment.

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