The Funniest Moments In Star Trek History
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- The classic film and television franchise Star Trek is known for its optimistic take on the future, and for blending science fiction action with thought provoking ideas. But as true fans know, the Star Trek series also boasts more than its fair share of comedy as well.
Yes, from The Original Series to The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine, characters like Spock, Kirk, Scotty, Bones, Warf, Picard, Data, Cisco, Bashir, O'Brien, and many more have given us lots of laughs in addition to everything else. And movies like Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home and Star Trek V: The Final Frontier have plenty of yuks as well. Get ready to chortle, because these are the funniest moments in Star Trek history.
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Odo gets the last laugh | 0:00
Picard hams it up | 1:19
Those troublesome tribbles | 2:37
Brutal wedding rituals | 3:33
Spock doesn't like Italian food | 4:49
Worf is no merry man | 5:58
Hilarious wiseguys | 6:43
A parody itself | 7:50
Scotty can't figure out computers | 8:44
Scotty knows this ship... | 9:46
Keiko's second pregnancy scares Worf | 10:49
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What do you think is the funniest moment from "Star Trek"?
when discovery's spock explains, "i like science."
Hands down, the one line that always gets me, is Worf protesting in Qpid, "Sir, I protest! I am not a merry man." So true on so many levels.
The Doctors Pon Farr song.
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@@gestaltdudeThat line alone will never ever stop being funny to me 😂🤣.
In Deja Q, after regaining his powers, Q leads a mariachi band and hands out cigars. That whole sequence is hilarious, capped by Data laughing. It always makes me guffaw.
For me, *that* is the single most hillarious moment in all of Trek!
Best scene ever!
Oh contraire capi-tan
You weren’t like that before the beard.
Great scene!
Gotta love that bit!
Comedian: "Perhaps it's your timing?"
Data: "My timing is digital."
more like a timestamp. still digital, but more precise. Plus most digital devices run on a timestamp in the bios. Pardon my geekiness.
Q: How do I prove I am mortal?
Worf: Die.
That’s the best one-liner in Trek hands down.
You forgot the point that after Worf smashes the Mandolin, he hands it back to Geordi with a polite "sorry". That was the comedy of it.
Can also tell from Gates reaction in the background that it was an ad-lib by Michael.
@@SCUBAguypnw maybe not so much of an ad lib as Michael conspired with the directors and left the other actors out so as to get genuine reactions of surprise. Just a guess.
Picard drawing the smiley face in the warp core cloud explosion, Data leading Riker to the Brig, Data's Ode to Spot, Data's stroking the beard thusly scene, and Troi shooting Data with the arrow are my funniest Trek moments.
"WELL DONE MR. BROCCOLI"
"Barclay"
Man there is a distinct lack of Voyager in this list, the Doctor alone is comedy gold.
Or the female Q insulting Janeway. Or Janeway taking Tuvok’s hand and saying ‘I already have a man’ to just move on in a conversation with a possessive alien woman. Voyager was hilarious!!
Doctor from my playing of Star Trek Online
Seems to be a rather British guy
He panicks while sounding mildly concerned, he say’s everything in a matter-of-fact accepting tone
Then again he is a hologram
Doctor from my playing of Star Trek Online
Seems to be a rather British guy
He panicks while sounding mildly concerned, he say’s everything in a matter-of-fact accepting tone
Then again he is a hologram
"Computer, Deactivate Iguana!"
You missed a moment for me, was absolutely the funniest scene in The Next Generation. The crew was calling Barclay, Broccoli. So Picard told them to end that teasing. But on the Enterprise bridge, Picard inadvertently calls Barclay Broccoli. :) :) Very funny I thought!
What’s funny is when Data tries to explain it and the captain’s look just causes him to return to his task without saying a word while Riker can barely keep from laughing.
@@BlackDoveNYC Yes!
yea thats gotta be at the top of the list for humor
The funniest part about the Shakespearian Sonnets scene is that Sir Patrick Steward is an accomplished Shakespearian Actor. He delivers the lines in wonderfully cringeworthy fashion in the scene, however, he's known for delivering those same lines with true dramatic style when he's actually in the plays quoted. He was hamming it up brilliantly for comedic effect in that scene.
Double funny: Shakespeare himself was far from the stiff bard people imagine him as. There are some great dirty jokes in his plays. Rather than a parody, I see the hammyness as a tribute!
@@GrouRocks Indeed. The whole stuffy, serious deliveries didn't become common until the mid to late 1800's. There were a few exceptions, like Hamlet and Macbeth, for instance, but more than 2/3 of the Shakespeare Catalog are hammy and comedic.
The scene where Worf smashes the mandolin is evocative of the scene in Animal House where John Belushi’s character grabs a guitar from someone and smashes it. Especially since both calmly say “Sorry.” immediately afterward.
This was, for me, the funniest exchange in the entire series. Worf and Odo are hanging out in the space station K9's bar:
Worf: They were once considered mortal enemies of the Klingon Empire.
Odo: This? A mortal enemy of the Empire?
Worf: They were an ecological menace, a plague to be wiped out.
Odo: (aghast) Wiped out? What are you saying?
Worf: Hundreds of warriors were sent to track them down throughout the galaxy. An armada obliterated the Tribbles’ homeworld. By the end of the twenty third century they had been eradicated.
Odo: Another glorious chapter of Klingon history. Tell me, do they still sing songs of the great tribble hunt?
Imagine the Klingons during The Great Emu War. The Australians still haven't admitted defeat over it, and never will!
well to be fair original tos klingons were communist russian based and we all know how those guys were in real life. not the wisest people preying on the weak.
@@doctortimetv1577 You sure you aren't talking about the USA? Those who fought against malnourished and barely armed Vietnamese farmers and lost despite throwing missiles and biochemical weapons at them and 50 years later they are migrating there to find better opportunities? lol
When Picard vacationed on Risa and found out what displaying a Horga'hn means.
"The Horgah'n is for a friend."
"Someone you love?"
"I wouldn't go that far."
While loaded with good "fish out of water" comedy, Star Trek 4's best scene for me was when Checkov and Uhura are asking police officers and random people on the street where they can find nuclear wessels... the fact that Checkov overly emphasizes "wessels" made it even better.
Plus the way the cop was looking at him. That was funny too.
@@johntracy72 It was a real cop, and by production rules he couldn't say anything. The guy was literally there to keep bystanders from walking into the scene while the filming was going on. Also the lady who did end up answering Uhura and Chekhov was an actual resident of the area who got her car stuck on the street. She begged her way into the production and her actual interaction was unscripted. I think they liked it so much that they actually gave her a credit.
I think there's something so funny about the "Good tea! Nice house!" scene with Worf
"PUSH, KEIKO!"
"I AM PUSHING!!!"
I still love that moment.
Also that episode of Voyager, where the doctor starts daydreaming and some potatoe head aliens confuse it with reality and it ends with the doctor pretending to be the captain and ordering to fire the "photonic canon"
Majel Barrett was outstanding as comedic relief in TNG.
“Now?”
Hysterical!
Nuclear Wessels?
TNG episode where Data and Picard are on a Klingon ship. Picard decides to get some rest and Data just stares at him.
Tuvok’s sarcasm though. 😊
Sir I protest, I AM NOT A MERRY MAN!
For someone who doesn't know 1980's computers are not voice activated, and the mouse isn't a microphone, how does Scotty whip up the formula for Transparent Aluminum with a few random keystrokes, in a piece of software he's never seen before? He's an engineer, not a computer geek!
Now that you mention that, makes me wonder as well. I can imagine that program be difficult to operate if you haven't learned it, even if you were familiar with similar onces, Buttons may look different or be at different places.
Well I can't really compare with my experience as I haven't used programs like that before but that's what I can imagine. (Especially when I compare Microsoft Word versions, I think 2011 or something with newer ones).
Worf smashing the mandolin was (intentionally) straight out of Animal House.
He should have said "Claire Annette, meet Amanda Lynn."
I've already commented this in reply to another, but feel it is worthy of it's own thread. For me, hands down the one line that never gets old, is Worf protesting in Qpid, "Sir, I protest! I am not a merry man." So true on so many levels.
You can see from Gates reaction that Michael smashing the Mandolin was an ad-lib.
For me the whole episode of "House of Quark" in DS9 is hilarious.
Data's limmerick : "There was a young lady from Venus, whose body was shaped like a.........".
How about Troi’s drunken line in First Contact about time lines. “Now is not the time to talk about time! We don’t have….the time!”
I would say the funniest scene in Star Trek V is when Kirk, Spock, and McCoy get in the turbolift after getting back from Yosemite. Kirk says "I need a shower." Spock deadpan as ever turns to him and says "Yes."
A bunch are missing here.
Among other: Data's arrow in his chest in that Merry Men episode.
Q's "Eat any good books lately?" to Worf.
Picard to Q: "You fell asleep."
And many more.
Q: what do i have to do to convince you people?
Worf: die
I'm not seeing anyone talking about when Picard accidently calls Barkley Broccoli!! I almost died the first time I saw that 🤣🤣🤣and Picards face after he does it 🤣🤣🤣
Rider's jabs at Worf always got to me.
I just watched the DS9 wedding episode last night, the funniest moment is when Bashir says he has a vision, that he's gonna kill Worf, and O'Brien says "Kill Worf" in agreement
Tuvok walking onto the bridge......NAKED?????
May I throw in that time that the DS9 crew had a friendly baseball game on the holodeck and everyone just has fun, well except for Worf who constantly calls for the death of his enemies.
Once again voyager gets no love 😭
The Dr was the funniest on Voyager. Off the top of my head was that episode where he transformed into the Emergency Command Hologram and took command.
Captain proton!!
All have say is Q tattoo...
Personally I thought the episode where Tovak strangles Neelix… was hilarious…
The moments with seven of nine are just the best and to me she was the funniest character on the show.
When Riker meets Lal for the first time in Ten Forward, she kisses him and at exactly that moment Data comes in. "I see you met my daughter..."
As I recall, she didn't actually kiss him, she was about to, lifting Riker over the bar and much to Riker's surprise. It was only a timely admonition from Guinan that stopped things from going further. That's when Data walked in.
If I recall, Data asked Riker "What are your intentions towards my daughter, commander?"
Data is a comedic genius…btw.
It really shows in Masks and Data's Day. Ehat likes to pose and talks like a weird Lore is pretty funny and all of Data's Day, including the dancing is just gold.
Brent Spiner, to be precise.
Don't ignore the films, because they are deep vein gold.
@@Enfiare My favorite is Insurrection. First Contact is a very close second/tied for first.
@@Heather_no_numbers I love them all, but First Contact is my favorite. Insurrection gives me the feels tho, especially the slowing down time thing. That hits me right where I'm soft. 🤗
In Star Trek 6, they have to cross the neutral zone without using the ship's translator or it will tip off the Klingon outpost guards. On the bridge of the Enterprise, people with books are frantically trying to feed Uhura translations. Not only is Uhura's Klingon comically bad, but when the drunk outpost guard makes a joke that they can't translate, she and Scotty shrug, turn on the communicator and put in some deep fake laughs. Gotta watch, so funny.
Star Trek TNG S3 E13 "Deja Q"
Q: I Have no powers! Q the ordinary!
Picard: Q the liar! Q the misanthrope!
Q: Q the miserable, Q the desperate! What must I do to convince you people?
Worf: Die.
That will be funny until the entropic heat death of the Universe... and possibly even after that.
Bones asks what existential revelations follow resurrection. Recently back from the dead, Spock says "it would be impossible to discuss the subject without a common frame of reference." (Quick back-&-forth. Does he really mean that?)
Bones: "You mean I have to DIE to discuss your insights on death?!"
"Precisely, Doctor".
They forgot about the Voyager episode Q2. In that episode Q brings his son (his real son Keegan) to Voyager and his ‘aunt Kathy’.
Q Junior is a holy terror of course with his crowning achievement summoning Borg cubes to attack the ship. Just as the ship is about to be overcome by the Borg attack Q comes back and snaps the Borg away and says- If the continuum’s told you once they have told you a thousand times DON’T PROVOKE THE BORG!
The elder DeLancie had the perfect line reading and his delivery is just perfect.
The trouble with trebles is definitely one of my favorites.
Nothing from Voyager which has the funniest episode of all, Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy where the Doctor programs himself to daydream. The entire episode is a blast!
All of these moments are priceless! Great list.
The fact Patrick Stewart delivered Shakespeare badly
was hilarious
having grown up in Britain and having seen him
in Shakespeare on stage and in I, Claudius on television
where he played Sejanus
and perhaps less well known
in North and South, a version of Mrs Gaskell's classic.
It was a classic.
Taxi driver: Hey, why don't you watch where you're going, you ****---!
Kirk: Well, double ****--- on you!
6:37 Sorry, but it a Lute. Not a Mandolin.
It's as if you know what has been getting me through quarantine. No joke. 🤣
SG1 has helped quite a bit. I love those folks.
TNG, Ensigns of Command, Picard owns the Sheliak.
Data learning to dance with Dr Crusher in Data's day is one of may all-time favorites.
It's a shame that in Discovery they decided that 21st century style swearing was back. "Double dumbass on you!" was my favourite line from IV.
TNG when Picard kept getting shot by the holodeck character when he was playing as the private eye.
these are the best ever.
What about "the best of both worlds part 2" where Locutus says to Wolf his species will be assimilated and Wolf replies "I like my species the way it is". That for me is one of the funniest moments
Funniest moment was when Warf asked for a glass of "Prune juice, chilled."
And Quark's reaction to it.
The inconsistency with how Klingons look between STC "Trouble with Tribbles" and DS9's "Trials and Tribble-lations" was later solved in a story arc of Enterprise involving Soong and genetic tampering, thus making the loss of head ridges cannon
Which means "Strange New Worlds" series better feature Klingons with no forehead ridges......
It may not be canon,but the ST Role Playing Game also explained them as infiltrators, spies and specialist troops for planets that were Earth like or Romulan/Vulcan like . They had Human Klingons and Romulan Klingons. The Klingons with the ridges were identified as Imperial Klingons.
So many funny moments, this list should get a part two. (And if/when a part two happens (please) don't forget the original series "Shore Leave" episode.)
As always thank you so very much for the video.
Star Trek lV: The Voyage Home while dealing with serious subject matter the is also very funny with the scenes between Spock, Kirk and Gillian.
Also Data from The Next Generation is very funny a lot of the time.
Star Trek DS9 S2, Ep2: ‘The Circle’.
QUARK: It's over, Odo.
ODO: The investigation isn't closed, it's just a matter of
QUARK: No, you don't understand. It's over.
ODO: What are you talking about?
QUARK: Everything. Bajor. The provisional government. The Federation being here. All of it. We've got to leave. Well, I do anyway. You can just turn into a couch!
"One damn minute, admiral."
OMG!
They were so fun!
would love to see a time travel episode of them visiting the tribble planet
Tribbles were wiped out by the Klingons or as the story goes. That's why they don't appear anymore. The DS9 episode went back in time and it is said that the Klingons hunted them all down. IDK how true it is but it's what I remember.
Thanks for talking over the whole thing and not letting them play out. Big preesh
i'm really love this series
6:26 This 🤣🤣🤣
TNG is my favorite
you forgot the scene where riker is drinking out of the captains fish tank and picard says will do you understand what it is i am saying and riker growls and throws picards laptop at him. thats pure lack of worker satisfaction with his job kinda humor. a classic example of why they have counselors in star fleet probably
This needs another Mojo ep for the top 100 funniest moments.
I thought you were setting up "Double dumbass on you". Admittedly ST4 is loaded with good gags. What about Data and Mr.Tricorder? Data had lots of laughs. Also like the episode where Scotty is getting drunk and someone ask what he's drinking. Pauses....look as the flask unknowing... "it's green".
ST4- where McCoy cures the wheelchair-bound lady and the doctors are incredulous wondering how it happened.
TNG when Data was serving from behind the 10 Forward bar- he is holding a glass container with a green liquid. He was asked, "What [liquor] is that?" Data looks at it, smells it, answers, "It's ... Green." A great throwback!
@@dragonrune2257 now that you mention it, I recall. Truth is, the comedy is good, the drama/action is good, the whole package ST.
Interesting trivia, the punk on the bus, that SPock does the neck pinch on, was actually a producer on the movie. (watch the end credits - Producer: Kirk Thatcher, and "Punk on Bus": Kirk Thatcher.
See the ST:TNG episode "Relics". The scene is reprised.
@@dragonrune2257 And then Picard shows up, downs a shot, and says it's Aldebran whiskey, and explains that Guinan keeps it behind the bar for special occasions.
Tribbles are basically "Space Gremlins."
my 1st thought with tribbles was a book I read some time ago The Mote in God's Eye
Q: What can I do to convince you people!
Warf: Die
Yes because it makes it so much better hearing you narrate it as we watch the scenes vs maybe summarizing first then showing it with its audio . This is why I don’t watch the Mojo vids either and people have to agree with me. Drives me insane .
One of my farvorite moments would be the entire scene in the hostpital from back to the future.
Rage-puke 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Scotty thought Alexa had been invented by then.
"Trials..." is a tribute to "Trouble". The only misstep is using the wrong music in the bar fight.
Spock's only flaw as a person: He doesn't like Italian.
At 1:37 this is also became a internet meme.
How could you leave out Take Me Out To the Holosuite?
Very cool video, I enjoyed it. We also make a best of funny outtakes after each Star Trek season. Have a nice weekend and best greetings Heiko
“There once was a woman from Venus, who’s body was shaped like a…..”
How about when Q makes a mine is bigger than Chakotay "tattoo" in voyager. Yes didn’t get that joke at fourteen, but ahh yeah.
How did Naked Time and Naked Now not make the list?
A vote by mail is a vote for a Dimlib. My dead grandfather told me that.
I REALLY want another Star Trek show that takes place in the same timeframe as STNG. Just a completely different ship and crew with no crossover characters from STNG. Hell. Make it a few ships and crews and swap between them every few months then bring them together now and again with 2 to 4 part episode arcs. Swap with other races as well to really mix things up. It's more of a collected adventures from around the ST Universe rather than a single main cast. No need to even mention the Enterprise or it's crew. The Enterprise wouldn't be this mythic ship with a legendary crew to the rest of Starfleet. Just the flagship. It's not like every Captain and crew meets all the other crews or even talks about them very often if at all. Take my money......
They were many funniest moments in the history of both television and film for "Star Trek." But that's my sheerest opinion.
"A piece of the action" fizzbin should have been done
Except you can't play it on Tuesday.
Star trek five is one of the few times we ever see the toilet
😂
I never laughed so hard in my life when Tasha Yar died.
tribbles had to e licensed from HEINLIRN because oh simularities with FLAT CATS STORY
Quark has a Talosion head. Does Sisco ever mention that?
"Warf" "Cisco" Have you even seen trek?
All of Lower Decks.
Fizz Bin.
No Janeway in "Bride of Chaotica"?????