Bonus Scene: Tri-, Tricorder Again

Improvised Star Trek

USS Sisyphus

Improv, Comedy

4.9 • 573 Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2012

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

Captain Baxter and LtCdr Watson find themselves in a tight spot, but luckily have their trusty tricorder on hand.

Improvised as an unnamed warmup scene 1/8/2010. Names post-facto from a suggestion by Jon Forsythe.

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0:00.0	Thanks for listening to this week's episode of the Amhervite Star Trek.
0:06.0	I'm Chris Rathgen.
0:07.0	I'm Nick Wagner.
0:08.0	And I'm Matt Young.
0:09.0	And we're on our way back from a viewing of TNG in high definition.
0:15.0	This evening we saw data lore and...
0:19.0	No one has gone before.
0:21.6	Yeah, it's part of the 25th anniversary launch of the Blu-ray edition of Star Trek the Next Generation.
0:28.6	So, we would like to ask everyone here in the car,
0:31.6	improvised Star Trek cast members and hangers-on what they took away most from this evening.
0:39.5	Don't have an evil twin.
0:41.0	Shut up, Wesley.
0:41.7	Yeah.
0:45.7	And, and asteroids have a switch in their side.
0:48.1	If you push it, they'll turn off and on.
0:51.0	They went deeper into the season that I thought,
0:53.6	trying to make the scant for men work.
0:58.5	Yeah, there was a scant for men and a chief engineer named Argyle.
1:04.7	Argyle as the Pete Best of the original Enterprise crew.
1:05.9	That's what we learned. I thought that galaxy they went to that was three galaxies away was awfully pretty.
1:11.6	Yeah, it was like the land of the sugarplum fairies.
1:14.6	All right, well with that, we leave you this week's bonus episode.
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