God Bless Him.

There are a couple scenes in the series where you can see he’s missing a finger on his right hand.

Had no idea!

He made me proud of my Scot blood. Honest and intelligent. A man I could look up to.

I need beamed out of here Scotty!

A true Scottish icon.

A true Badass!!

There be whales!!!

One of the greatest lines in the history of film

Everyone remember where we parked!

Colorful metaphors….

I was in Monterey for a week, and happened upon them filming in the Monterey Bay Aquarium. It was a complete surprise. Needless to say, I had tickets to the very first showing on Thanksgiving day, that year

YOU'RE KIDDING!!

😍❤️😍

Miss him very much...

😲😲😲

💪

My Daddy was also there, on that day, on that same beach.

As an Austrian I can only thank this heroes for bringing back freedom to Europe. My grandfather was also in France, but unfortunately in the German army. Let's hope that this will never happen again.

I admire him for his bravery.

A hero and a handsome man too!

I thought so, but I'm prejudiced! Here he is, right after he returned home to Alberta 🇨🇦, after the war. He joined the army in 1939 and was gone for almost 8 years.

Really gorgeous!😍

P.S. After completing his Ph.D., he worked for the F.A.O., Rome. We ❤️❤️❤️ Rome.

Oh my God, what a coincidence! I worked in FAO too for 3 years!

I loved visiting my father's office and seeing the Circus Maximus from his window! One time, I actually saw a chariot racing. For a second, I thought it was some sort of time slip then, I realized it was probably someone training for a movie. ❤️!

Thank you so much Sir!

When i look at what's going on in the world right now i think on the men that were in that beach... they give their life's to fight fascism and suddenly we are doing the same mistakes.... god bles your Daddy

Mi papá: un hombre valiente, de honor y bondad, que enseñó a sus hijas lo que un hombre debe ser.

Wow!🥰👏👏👏

Heroes🙏

🙏 My daddy was already home - he did 25 missions on a B-17 🛩

He may have been wearing a Canadian uniform, but he was fighting for all of us, George. He has my admiration as well.

Well Jim, I think she's dead ....

And here I go with shame, not knowing he was Canadian. That makes me love him even more.

As long as you didn’t think he was actually Scottish!

I actually thought he was Irish

That isn’t any better! 😜

Ditto.

Respect for a 🇨🇦 hero 🫡

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Someone watched over him until he was beamed up for good. Big part of ST magic.

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Just seen you in a brown leather jacket handling business for the crew on Earth.

I didn't know any of that about him. I loved watching the original Star Trek that you both starred in with my hubby after we got married. That's how I became a trekky.

Aye Scotty...

Loved you guys on Star Wars Oops, I meant Star Trek Well done and thank you for sharing

I never knew that! Thanks.

Aww, so amazing! He was so good as Scotty... Didn't know he was a war hero. Good man.

We Canadians don't brag much.

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What a SWEET POST💛🧡❤️ We Miss you James Doohan! BEAM US UP SCOTTY!

I often think of how many people who got into Star Trek as kids went on to become engineers because of this dude.

Yes. Scotty and an amazing young Asian fellow, Sulu.

Beamed up to heaven 20 years ago…

Scotty was Irish! 🇮🇪 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doohan

His name is Irish. Sean Connery's name was also Irish but he was Scottish. Many Scots have Irish descendants. anyway...Scotty in Star Trek was Scottish. James Doohan was of Irish descent, so you're right 😊

It’s okay - all Trekkies claim him as kindred spirit just like George Takei, Nicole Nichols, Leonard Lemoy, Forrest Kelly, Yeoman Janice, Chekhov …

Well his parents were…

Great respect for you both.

A True hero and missed by us all!!

The detailed write-up on the Juno site is impressive… Saved by his cigarette case :) www.junobeach.org/canada-in-ww...

"Doohan was once labeled the “craziest pilot in the Canadian Air Force” when in the late spring of 1945, on Salisbury Plain north of Andover, he flew an Auster Mark IV between two telegraph poles just “to prove it could be done”."

Ach! A pilot as well! Truly a hero & legend.

To add to the story, my father, who was actually there that night when Doohan was shot... There were a pair of words used for security. The guard yelled out one, Doohan didn't immediately answer. Dad said Doohan was very philosophical about the wounds saying the guard had done his part.

I served 37 years in the Marine Corps. I’m wondering know why the fuck I did. Fuck this country Trump sells out to the fucking Isis leader, or the Taliban leader.

Thank you for your service. Other people care even if fhe Asshole in Chief doesn't.

Wow, surprised I didn’t know about that. Thank you for sharing

Wow! He was shot 6 times?!? He recovered amazingly well - and led a great life!

Well to be fair, it was only a flesh wound....(Cue Black Knight/Monty Python)

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I have to go so far back in my photos to find this picture. It’s been with me for so long.🇨🇦

I always loved Scotty on Star Trek and long live the Canadians!

That's crazy if true. Not sure how you even function after that.

Just found a photo of the missing finger. I guess that the four shots in the leg must have been in noncritical spots?

Apparently it is true. I looked him up on wiki & it's there. It was also apparently friendly fire that got him.🫣

That cigarette case must've been his lucky charm afterwards.

Missing a finger? I never noticed! I’m surprised he didn’t limp.

You can see it a few times in Star Trek and the movies but you have to be quick about it. The man was a saint: youtu.be/COJuF7n9gGA?...

Most of the time, he hid this onscreen, but in rare shots, like this one, you can see his war wound.

Well look at that 😮🤯 thx!

TV and Film creators of the 50s to 80s were very used to hide the results of the war. Robert Clary who played LeBeau in Hogan's heroes always wore long-sleeved clothes on TV to hide his Auschwitz number-tattoo. Maybe too many things were hidden from view, to learn from history.

I think in Star treks case they hid it because he wanted to and the advanced medicine would have replaced it as soon as it happened. It was similar to Picard, where Gene thought bald people wouldn't exist because hair replacement would be started as soon as anyone began losing hair

re: being bald "A reporter asked Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry about casting Patrick Stewart, commenting that 'Surely by the 24th century, they would have found a cure for male pattern baldness.' Gene Roddenberry had the perfect response. "No, by the 24th century, no one will care."

Patrick Stewart Was Initially Set To Wear A Wig In Star Trek. Creator Gene Roddenberry was against hiring Patrick Stewart to play Picard because he didn’t “want a bald man.”

Patrick Stewart is so awesome, he opened my eyes and brain to the world of attractive bald guys.

But in the Star Trek universe surely such differences between people don't matter any more?

Yes, that's why he changed his mind on Picard... i think the loss of a finger would be different though, almost like a default here's a new finger instead of a plaster

Please state the nature of the medical emergency.

it’s not hidden, there are still shots of scenes where it’s apparent it’s missing but Scotty was often working on some control panel, grasping something or his hand is at his side or behind his back which hid it, he also used his left hand in some scenes

Who knew?!

Oops. Just read why he was missing a finger.

Sad, yes?

Is he missing a finger??

My “who knew” is not to say Scotty—James Doohan—was gay (though he may be for all I know) but to show his lack of middle finger. He lost it after landing on the beach on D-Day in WWII.

Unfortunate about the finger. You'd really want the middle finger in a situation like that.

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Thank you for this. I had no idea he was a hero.

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I never knew that! True hero!

I never noticed before, Uhura staring, partly out of concern, partly out of admiration.

Watching as a young one, Uhura became a huge inspiration for me.

Uhura is an icon!! Such a great role model ❤️❤️❤️

Landed on Juno beach on D-Day. Shot and killed 2 snipers before leading his men to higher ground through a minefield. That night he was shot 6 times by a nervous Canadian sentry- 4 in the leg, one through his finger and 1 in the chest that was stopped by a silver cigarette case. Such a hero!

I'm thinking a documentary about his life would be well received.

I agree completely.

Whaaaaaaaaaaaal What an amazing man, thank you for sharing this gem. A real life HERO.

I did a report in school how soldiers used Gillette shaving kits being used as bullet proof shields over their chest

Well thank goodness for cigarette and shaving kits!

Omg that’s so sweet

Wow 😮 Is this apocryphal or genuinely true? Great story one way or another

True!

Who said smoking was bad for you?!

I miss him. He was always such a great guy & I was happy to see him in anything he was doing. RIP to one of the greats.

A Star Trek future looks a long way off right now.

For what its worth, in Star Trek lore, there was a lot of awfulness between the modern day and the formation of the Federation, including all out nuclear war. The whole idea is that we make it.

Let's hope so.

I think we have to get thru Firefly first.

Via 1984, Brave New World and the Hunger games

Never knew this, war hero

They shot that with the scotch in his left hand. Because the middle finger on his right hand was shot off.

Now who you calling a garbage scow lad ?

Scotty: When are you going to get off that milk diet, lad? Chekov: This is vodka. Scotty: Where I come from, that's soda pop. This is a drink for a man.

“All I’ve got is a bottle of very, very, very old scotch WHISKEY!”

I had no idea James was Canadian 😁

Quiet heroes.

I was told Kirk never said "Beam me up, Scotty", but it became a saying nevertheless, and so his role name got mentioned more often than Kirk or Spock I assume so everybody knows him and I think this is well deserved. 💚

whoa. It's most likely he was shot by a rifle-calibre round, which does SO much damage. 6 times? He's very lucky he survived, at all!

♡♡♡The only redshirt guaranteed to come back. ♡♡♡

Now, more than ever. “ Beam me up, Scotty!”

Well done

A real hero 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Didn’t know that

He was just a kid! Thank you for posting that. I'm sure I'm not the only one who never knew.

Wow! Thanks! I never knew that!

Great, now I'm crying.

🙏🙏🙏🙏

Except that in real life he was Irish-Canadian

Was just coming to say this. 😉🖖🏾

'Doohan'. Safe to say he was yup

fake account she died last year

Lt. Uhuru will live forever (including in this parody account). Nichelle Nichols, may she rest in peace, will live forever in our memories, not just for her role as Uhuru, but for the extraordinary life she lived.

*Uhura. I'm not actually a parody account, but I had to put that in my bio on the bird app. 😉🖖🏾

My humblest apologies 🤗

No apologies necessary! 🖖🏾

You can be wrong about BOTH things! I'm a very real account. Real enough for the NAACP. What is YOUR issue? Also; Nichelle Nichols joined the stars in 2022, not last year. She's greatly missed.

A lot of the original Star Trek were morally extraordinary!

That's what you might call an authentic tribute.👏

That's amazing!

❤️❤️❤️

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Brave man ✊

Mine was this guy, and he's why I became a Paramedic:

Gawd they were all such hot stuff ❤️‍🔥

How cool!

It would be interesting to see how many engineers, doctors, scientists, and communications specialists were spawned by Star Trek.

The greatest career advice I ever learned came from Montgomery Scott-"In an emergency, always tell them it's going to take twice as long as you really think it's going to fix it. Then when you finish in half the time, you look like a genius!"

And a hero

This is great life advice* I say that “ I’m a microbiologist, technically modern humans are by biological taxa, parasites. So now you can read the news and be pleasantly surprised that people haven’t killed themselves already…

Don't use that bit of advice when someone asks how long will the chicken take to cook.

OK, I'm really interested in how many chicken cooking emergencies you've been in to learn that!

This made me do some reading on him. I had no idea he had such a profound impact on the world and the (Star Trek) universe.

Star Trek is one of humanity’s greatest gifts to the Milky Way Galaxy. Thank you Gene Roddenberry and whoever did the casting and greenlighted (greenlit?) the series.

Lucille Ball deserves a thank you. She advocated for the show and paid for the second pilot episode. Her production company Desilu was instrumental in Star Trek in the early days of the series.

THANK YOU LUCILLE BALL wherever you are, if you still are, may you be having a swell time!!!

Hell of a man. Trained gunner and pilot. And from all accounts, a hell of a decent guy - very caring and kind. You’re pretty solid in that respect yourself, sir. Cut from similar cloth, I reckon.

DAMN & Hell, Yeah.....the boys that participated in D-Day had more courage in their little fingers than anyone in Washington or any member of the governments police (chicken shit Masked ICE officers)...Master Sergeant James J. Collins, Canadian Tank Troupe 1939 - 1946 in Europe, Father-in-Law

These men knew they were possibly going to die & they ran onto that beach anyway....PURE UNADULTERATED COURAGE....Hegseth is a disgrace to America, his tattoos prove whose side he was one when he served...

Salute!

You will both live on in history, the Trek could not have been the same without you and yall gave us a reason again. Thank You!

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Oh I love this. He “gave her all he’s got!”

Aye. If I remember correctly, during the war is when Mr. Doohan lost part of his finger, which he took great care to hide from the camera. A great man honoured by a great man.

Also the animated version of his character once hooked up with the cat lady 😙😻

Let’s hear it for the cat ladies!

Sweet

I didn't know he was Canadian. Of all the white people I've ever known, he was the most.... Scottish...

Yes, he played a Scot. But was Canadian. No idea of his roots. His Scottish accent that he employed was ....interesting

Lots of scots in western Canada

More than in the East?

To be honest, I don't really know about the East. I guess Nova Scotia, right? I just know some of my Scottish relatives went to BC

Oh yes! We have some friends there - oh, no, it's Cape Breton (don't want them to quit our friendship ;-) ) and the Schottish culture is very present, not only by family names but for their own Tartan, music, dance and the only scotch destilled outside scotland! glenbretonwhisky.com/Buy-Whisky-C...

That's so cool! I didn't know that about the whiskey. It looks like a pretty green area

It is ! You can visit Glenora and we had a beautiful brunch with our friends with a tasting and live music - four young girls played traditional music the whole time. Sightseeing tour after. Unforgettable! They have some little cottages for a stay but it was very expensive. www.glenoradistillery.com

He wasnt Scottish he only played one on TV

And we forgive him the accent😃

Thank you SO much for sharing.

Oh that guy was on Star Track!

Hero indeed!

Glad he survived! I loved Scotty on Star Trek

Capt. she can't take it, the dilithium crystals

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SCOTTY WAS ANOTHER D-DAY HERO ! DONALD TRUMP VISITED THE NORMANDY BEACH MEMORIAL GRAVEYARD OF THOUSANDS WHO DIED ON D-DAY AND TOLD HIS CHIEF OF STAFF A FOUR-STAR GENERAL THAT THESE MEN WERE SUCKERS AND LOSERS BECAUSE THEY DIED IN SERVICE TO THEIR COUNTRY !

This moron had hauled his ass for not to "waste" one single day for to serve for his nation. Every soldier and veteran may spit on him. But what most of them do? Vote for him to become their leader! Spit on them!

Semper Fidelis!

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Aye!

Clearly he didn't have any bone spurs

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I never knew that about him. Makes me admire him even more. 🖖❤️

Post of the day! So far ...

He lived not to far from me in WA state. I never met him but know people that knew him. Real nice guy from what they said and his wife too.

Ay

Hero indeed.

What a great man

Wow. Canadians have much to be proud of.

They know.

Ironically shot accidentally by another Canadian.

6 times?!

A burst of Bren Gun fire.

That'll do it!

Doohan was shot six times by a nervous Canadian sentry who mistook him for the enemy. One bullet was stopped by his cigarette case. His right middle finger had to be amputated. During his Star Trek filming, he managed to keep this latter fact hidden.

I wish there were more people like him today.

Jimmy was my first entre to my Scottish heritage

That's fantastic, if i can reaffirm it below is me walking toward the summit of Ben Lawers in the highland's with a Deftones hoodie...good times.

Skanking all the way

Ah it was mosh pits in those days, the younger thinner version of myself and my friends but i regret none of them ever joined me on my sojourns into the mountain's i always wish they had been a joy to have shared it with them.

beamed away in spirit although, flesh remains, new frontiers of beauty and terror await godspeed sweet newborn unless moksha has been achieved

My wife and I often make oblique references to "purging the manifolds" to the bafflement of younger family members. or "Ye canna break the laws of physics, Captain"!

"OK, so explain the Warp drive then, Sonny"

Easy, it warps time & space. 🤣👍

"Ye canna break the laws of physics, Captain"! ....wait, didn't we just do this?

Not according to Einstein. We just haven't figured out how to create & control the distortion yet.

I love it.

We say the physics reference almost daily 😆🥰

As an Engineer myself I always admired Scotty. My admiration has now been increased tenfold Thanks for sharing!

I operate an electron microscope at work and the service engineer advised not to exceed 100 micro Amps. However the higher the Amps, the better the images you get. I push it to 110 uA and tell my junior analysts, “I’m pushing 110% on the reactor sir!” None of them know what I’m talking about…sigh

🔥😂🥰 On your microscope...

Ha!

Ahh what it's like to be on this side of knowing what our parents and grandparents were once talking about.

I love this! 🤣🤣🤣 Have thought often of Scotty when working on IT systems …

I say she cannae take it anymore...all the time at work and only the clerk in the office (another trekkie) gets it.

That's absolutely perfect 💯🤣

Beam me up, Scotty! 🤙

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Wow I didn’t know that about him. A true hero!

I did not know this. Thank you for sharing!

I worked with his granddaughter. She was a great colleague.

I was in Normandy last month and James Doohan popped into my head a few times, along with Richard Todd, David Niven, Robert Montgomery and Charles Durning.

#AudieMurphy should be in that list too

Yep, the most decorated US soldier of WW2, and he was only a youngster at the time. Last year I happened to see the action film starring him about his own WW2 exploits. You’d think must be exaggerated, but nope it was as per his medal commendations - which were jaw-dropping.

Oh! Will have to check that out!

I saw that film years ago. Love him.

Thanks for sharing George. Didn’t know that about Jimmy — what a hero!!

Thank you for that piece of amazing history and story of bravery

God Bless him 🙏🇨🇦

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I had no idea Scotty was a real life hero. Beautiful tribute ❤️

There's a scene in "A Taste of Armageddon" where the ambassador is telling Scotty to lower the shields. He refuses. The speech he gives is based on something similar he told a superior during the war. Bad ass thru and thru.

That’s awesome! Going to rewatch that episode with this in mind. TOS is *art* through-and-through.

What a badass

"She'll no take it, Captain; but I certainly can."

He was-for me a fan favorite on Star Trek along with Mr. Sulu of course! 😊

Sulu was my high school tv star crush. Especially the episode with his shirtless sword duel. Ooh la la smoking hot Sulu! When I found out in later years that I would never ever ‘get lucky’ w Sulu, I envied the lucky dude who would.

Oooo, YES!

Ah yes!

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I was today years old when I found that out.

Oh wow! Never knew that 🥲 RIP

Best line in the movie.

They claimed it was the scriptwriters, but how do we know he didn't invent it?

True. Could have been an ad lib.

I don't think so, it was just a joke about who invented transparent aluminum in the film. 😉

funniest scene in Star Trek ever

Wow!big fan of the original series,I'm from Vancouver,absolutely never new that,loved the character Scottie,I'm 63,can't believe I've never heard anyone mention that fact,a true war hero,there should be a memorial to him here,thankyou George for that.Sulu was a great character to.

He and his comrades always will be remembered by me in gratitude!

You always listen to the man who survived everything. The Enterprise, then A, he saved D from the Dyson Sphere. Set him and his friend into a pattern buffer in the transporter for 75 years. A man who can do that.. can do anything. youtu.be/8xRqXYsksFg?...

‘I’m givin’ it all I’ve got Captain!’ ❤️

WOW! I never knew about this. Thx for sharing!

Didn’t know if you had seen this. Happy Pride month! www.threads.com/@rugby1peter...

You were a hero, too, for persevering as you did in the internment camps.

Hero.

Thanks for the reminder George. The personalities and themes of the series will continue to cross generations and help us navigate larger questions of science philosophy and humanity. And thanks for the role you played as many of us grew up with questions about everything.

Thank you for this, George.

beam us all up, Scotty

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I had no idea. Makes him even cooler.

I was madly in love with Scotty.

Wow a true hero. I did not know this. Thank you for sharing

I loved Star Trek.

“ Aye, it’ll take awhile to bring back the turbines “! ❤️❤️❤️🙏

I got to spend a day with him as a kid. We were on a 3/4 day fishing boat together. He and my dad really hit it off (dad was a WWII Marine). Later we spent the afternoon in a RV. I was bored silly while they had cocktails and shared war stories. I wish I’d been older to appreciate them.

What a great experience for you! I have some childhood memories of listening to WWII vets chat and also wish I had known what a privilege it was at the time — and now, as an adult, I can appreciate how the company of children eases adults ❤️ and trust that they enjoyed our presence.

So few actual know that he was a Canadian war hero.

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What a beautiful tribute

And he was Canadian. We Star Trek fans were so proud! A war hero and a Canadian! Bless his memory.

Shatner is a Canuck as well.

Oh, I know, but he didn't get shot five times on D-day, and also...he's Shatner. We're proud of him too but, well, he's Shatner.

Thank You 🇨🇦💜👏

May God bless him 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦

He served well but the 6 bullets came from a startled sentry. Glad Canada helped defeat the Germans and a Japanese in WW2. A whole section of New Westminster, BC cemetery is for soldiers killed on DDay.

It doesn't matter who fired the bullets. A surprising amount of casualties are from friendly fire. That he was there and served honorably is the point.

He of course served honorably. Joe Kennedy the forgotten Kennedy died in WW2 when the drone aircraft he was in blew up over the English Channel. Glad Mr Doohan and Canada were on the winning side of WW2. Hope there is a statue to him in Vancouver somewhere.

I didn’t know that about him.

But can he beam all Tribblecans to Putin?

Picked up a rumor about tensions behind the scenes at the 1978 Atlanta Star Trek Convention, one of the first. When I learned the full story, I was 100% on James Doohan, George Takei, Nichelle Nichols and Walter Koenig's side. When Nichelle thought of quitting MLK asked her to stay. I'm glad.

An original Trekkie, I carried petitions in 1967 to stop NBC from cancelling Star Trek. I got over 90 signatures and sent it to NBC. I was 9-years-old and took the show, its philosophy/Gene Roddenberry's vision very seriously. My favorite Star Trek crew member was Canadian Irish Actor James Doohan.

Didn't know that about him, not to mention your history. Thanks for posting.

When I watched Star Trek in college I did not know that. Wish I had.

Wow! Impressive.

And lost a finger. You get a brief glimpse of it in the "Tribbles" episode, when he comes in after Kirk does not get his lunch, with an armload of the little creatures

Thank you. I never knew that. I loved his character on Star Trek.

Thanks. I didn't know this

Star Trek? I always thought it was called The Mr. Sulu Show.

He was just as lucky to know you.

These days all I can say is, “Beam me up Scotty!”

Seriously? This- “beam me up Scotty” is him? How cool!

Awesome!

Thanks for sharing. I always loved his character but never knew much about him. This will make me go look.

❤️🥲❤️ I liked him from ST, then the more I learned about him, the more I admired him 💜

I like it 🙂 💙🇺🇸🙏🌎🕊️✌️

If any, should reach back into history for a time or a place to replicate for the "again" nostalgia, let it be (good contributions & contributors that improved lives) Decent & honest persons, honorable causes that improved lives & places thereafter.

A hero, you say? Sounds like someone's got a cape-wearing, super-savvy friend in mind!

He’s the only original cast member I’ve met- at a convention in the early 90s. Genuinely nice person to everyone there.

He was all that 💙

& chips! 🤭 I had Such a crush! 🥰

Always loved Scotty! Now I love him even more. What a hero!

He was a great actor Ike you, I watched every episode of Star Trek, probably three times over 😂😂

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Dammit Jim! I’m a soldier, not a magician

Or perhaps: “Dammit Jim! I am actual war veteran! I don’t have to take shit from the likes of you!.. and by the way, he’s dead Jim”

that was Bones dude

Imagine we’ve gone from the heroes of the greatest generation, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Patton, Bradly and millions of veterans, to taco.

It's simply heartbreaking.

I heard they had to shoot him in a particular way when he was in the captain’s char because he was missing part of his fingers due to war wounds. Dude makes me proud to be Canadian. ❤️🇨🇦

From an American, you should always be proud of Canada.

"They had to shoot him in a particular way"...? Dang! Unfortunate choice of words!

Staggering to read this!

Omg. I never knew any of this. Now, I really admire "Scotty" even more!

My favorite scene of his was where he drank that alien guy under the table. Total Scotty. What a wonderful character played by a wonderful person.

Mine too!

Wow, I didn't know that he was Canadian and also a real hero, and of course a great actor! So proud of him!

And he killed two German snipers.

I didn’t know that—I’m so grateful you shared that today.

Shot six times, you say? OK, own up! Who gave a Star Wars fan access to a time machine?

. . . . and even later, a resident of my little town in Washington State, where the locals would visit Tully's Coffee to sit by the fire and see him come in with his wife and twin babies (they were really babies then!).

And trump is in charge of the military. Captain Bonespur. 😹😹😹

my favorite Star Trek crew member 🌟✨🌟✨