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OH MY STAR TREK MEME SERIES

This is a Borg on drugs: "Resilience is floor tile. Resistance is futile." The identification of the Borg with Microsoft was a common Web meme in the mid-1990s. "I am of Borg." Followed by some character-appropriate variation on the phrase "You will be assimilated.Let us state (rather loudly) for the record that THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS!.We Come in Peace Shoot to Kill note Attributed to Kirk in The Firm's song "Star Trekkin'".I cannae do it Cap'n! I doon't have the power!."Da-da DA DA DA DA DA da-da DA DA." explanation Fight music, especially when Kirk and Spock fight on Vulcan when Spock goes into heat."Dammit, man/Jim! I'm a doctor, not a meme!"."(It's worse than that!) He's dead, Jim.".

OH MY STAR TREK MEME SERIES

This one has become so universal that it named the trope, although the original series had minor members of other departments die too, and shirt colors switched around in sequel series. It became a meme that wearing a red shirt meant guarenteed death. The security guys tended to be cannon fodder whenever an episode required somebody to die. explanation Security and Engineering departments on the Enterprise wore red shirts.

The deadliest thing in the universe is a Red Shirt.

Spock were on a landing party mission, Kirk often communicated with Scotty while he was in the command chair, including requests for retrieval ("beam up"). Since he was often left in command of the Enterprise while Kirk and his right hand Mr.

Worth pointing out though that Scott was the second officer, third in command behind the commanding officer (Captain Kirk) and the first officer (Mr.

Kyle, who didn't even merit a first name.) The mystery isn't why people forget where in the sentence his name appeared, but the fact that they remember it above and beyond his actual job and the guy whose job it actually was to be the beamer-upper guy. You'd think "beamer upper guy" was his job in life, but as an engineer, he was usually down in engineering making sure nothing exploded when readings were off the scale.

And this meme comes with extra mutation, since Scotty, the chief engineer, didn't do a heck of a lot of beaming people up.

* The closest the franchise ever came to saying the line, was once in the animated series where Kirk says "Beam us up, Scotty" in one episode, and then again in Star Trek IV when in one scene, he says "Scotty, beam me up".

The famous line " Beam Me Up, Scotty!" is never said in any of Star Trek canon but quickly became associated with the show.