Star Trek parodies and pop culture references
Over the years, Star Treks position as a cultural icon has resulted in many parodies and pop culture references of it on other television shows and movies. While some have been subtle tip-of-the-hat references, others have been complete copies, with the intention to reference Star Trek. Additionally, many small acknowledgments may not warrant inclusion, such as the use of the TOS transporter sound for various shrink rays, teleporters, etc. on SpongeBob SquarePants.

Advertising

Animal Friends Pet Insurance 

In , UK pet insurer  released a thirty-second animated television advertisement promoting their insurance policies, during which a number of talking cats and dogs are floating in space dressed in spacesuits while tethered to a dog bone-shaped spaceship named "S.S. Enterpaws".

Cheer 
Possibly the earliest Star Trek-themed commercial ever,  released a television ad for their laundry detergent  in , depicting an alien character, resembling Spock and wearing a costume similar to an original Klingon uniform, beaming into an average American home. He shows a young mother how to clean her children's clothes perfectly by using Cheer, then beams away. The ad features Gerald Fried's fight theme from , as well as the turbolift, transporter, and red alert sound effects from , and a soundbite of Spock taken from , claiming that "Superior ability breeds superior ambition".

Cheerios 
In ,  cereals released a television ad as part of a promotional campaign in which contestants could win a walk-on part on the new  series. The ad depicted a child walking in to the bridge of the Enterprise-D and sitting down to the operations station, taking out the ship to warp.  The ad was filmed on  on the bridge set at Paramount Stage 6.

Cineplex 
Popcorn bags are decorated with famous movie quotes, including "Resistance is futile" and "KHAAAAAAAN!".

Commodore 
In , William Shatner appeared in a commercial for the  computer, in which he beams into the scene reminiscent of the transporter.

DirecTV 
In , broadcast satellite service company  released a television ad starring William Shatner, recreating his role from , intercut with actual scenes from the movie. Shatner – as Kirk – claims that such a "big screen TV" like the main viewscreen of the Enterprise deserves true HD quality broadcast, and settling for cable would be "illogical". To Spock's curious look, he asks, "Can't I use that line?"

General Electric 
See General Electric

Gucci 
For their Winter  campaign, Italian luxury fashion company  released an online video ad heavily inspired by 1960s science fiction, including an emphasis on . The ad featured a recreation of the Enterprise bridge and transporter room, as well as a scene filmed at Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park. Besides Star Trek, the ad also referenced , , and .

Heineken 
In , Dutch beer company  created a billboard ad depicting an illustrated version of Spock drinking a glass of Heineken, which revives his drooping ears, turning them back to pointing upwards. The last of the three comic blocks adds the caption "Illogical", complete with the slogan "Heineken refreshes the parts other beers cannot reach".

The concept was the brainchild of copywriter Tony Brignull, who originally wanted to photograph Leonard Nimoy for the ad, but eventually, when they couldn't locate Nimoy, they decided to create an illustration instead. Nimoy himself didn't even know about the existence of the ad until  asked him during a dinner, how much did they pay him for it. Nimoy, furious that Paramount Pictures didn't pay any royalties to him for his likeness, sued the studio, and later used this matter as a bargaining position during contract negotiations for . Nimoy agreed to look at the script if the case was settled, and an hour after receiving the check, the script arrived to his house.

Ikea 
A   commercial depicts a customer who believes she's semi-shoplifting when she checks her receipt and sees the low sale prices she's been charged. Music from  is used for her mad dash to her "getaway car".

KFC 
In ,  released a television ad recreating  via a combination of live actors and CGI. In the ad, the Enterprise bumps into a KFC restaurant in space, and Captain Kirk orders a redshirt crewmember to beam down and bring food to the crew.

McDonalds 
To advertise the new Yakki burger, McDonalds Japan created a 4D Star Trek parody in which "Spock", "Uhura", and "Kirk" discover a planet made up of the burger.

MCI 
In the early 1990s, the  telecommunications company released a television ad featuring the entire main cast of , along with Jonathan Frakes, connected to each other on phone by creating a "family phone circle" offered by MCI.

Oldsmobile 
In ,  released a television commercial featuring Melanie Shatner and her father, William Shatner. Melanie says her father drives a starship, so it's natural for her to drive "something space age", adding that the new Oldsmobile Cutlass is "for the Next Generation". Then, her father beams to the passenger seat, and the two embark on a – literally – stellar drive. 

In , Oldsmobile released another commercial, this time with Leonard Nimoy and his daughter, Julie Nimoy. Julie is driving through a futuristic landscape in an Oldsmobile convertible, while Nimoy beams in, and then beams out of the passenger seat.

Pizza Hut 
In the early 1990s, Pizza Hut released a television commercial featuring a group of Klingons from a Bird-of-Prey transporting down to a Pizza Hut restaurant, wreaking havoc there, promoting a line of  toys available to their menu. The commercial featured the name of the company in Klingonese as "Triqqa Pli'c".

Powergen 
During the early 1990s, UK power company  released a Star Trek themed television ad promoting the sale of shares in the company. Actors William Shatner and James Doohan appeared as James T. Kirk and Montgomery Scott, respectively. The engineering and transporter room sets of the  were also used to represent the interior of the .

Samsung 
In 2013, Samsung released a series of commercials to advertise their new Galaxy Gear wristwatch/phone device using clips from popular live-action shows, movies and cartoons such as Get Smart!, Dick Tracy, Predator and Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers. Both commercials show off the wrist communicator worn by Kirk in  with the first one using a clip from the movie.

Space Channel 
In the early 2000s, Space Channel, which were broadcasting all (then) five live-action Star Trek series at the same time, made a television ad, depicting a man asking an elderly woman to sign his petition to stop the airing of "all this Star Trek". The woman calls his son, who's dressed in full Klingon attire, and hearing what the man is petitioning for, knocks him out. Then, his mother, speaking to him in Klingonese, tells him to go to his quarters.

Spence Diamonds 
A radio spot makes reference to transporters and Star Trek.

SpongeBob SquarePants 
There are 3 tracks in the show called "Star Trekkers 1" "Star Trekkers 2" and "Star Trekkers 3" composed by Steve Martson.

UPC Broadband 
In , the Hungarian branch of  telecommunications company released a series of television and print ads starring popular comedian András Szőke as "Captain Szőke", dressed up to an uniform and hairstyle similar to Spock, coming up with different futuristic gadgets in each ad, which turn out to be completely useless and never function.

VHS Wien 
In , the Austrian language school, VHS Wien released a television ad featuring two Klingons riding a tram in Vienna. When an inspector approaches them to ask for their tickets, they laugh in her face and tell her to speak to them in Klingonese. However, as it turns out, she is fluent in their language and orders them to show her their tickets or get off.

Walmart 
The original  appears for a few seconds in 's 2020 Superbowl ad titled "Famous Visitors".

Western Airlines 
In ,  released a television ad featuring William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy traveling together on a plane, apparently on vacation. Nimoy tells Shatner that someone asked him why he's not driving the plane, to which he replied, "I'm not the captain". Then, a stewardess rolls in a cake resembling a volcano, to which Nimoy asks "Why does that look familiar?" Shatner says "Cause we've been there", apparently referring to the . 

In a longer version of the commercial – apparently intended for cross-promotion – Nimoy reveals to Shatner that they are, in fact, on their way to filming  in San Francisco. He also reveals that the film will include time travel, and that it will be released on Christmas 1986, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of Star Trek. He gives Shatner a copy of the script, Shatner then – via the intercom – orders the pilot to go to warp speed, because they need to hurry.

Xfinity 
In ,  cable, internet and phone service company released an ad for the annual , featuring Zachary Quinto as  and Anton Yelchin as , beaming down to an Xfinity office and fascinated by the hi-tech broadcast technology they find there. After realizing that they're "really in the future", they beam away, taking an entire desk full of mobile phones and accesBysories with them.

Other ads 
 Two commercials for the  watch showed off various wrist-mounted devices from popular franchises, Star Trek one of them.
 A commercial for Kure 5-56 rustproofing spray uses images from Into Darkness. 
 In 2015, a print ad for the job search website  made use of Spock's image to make a point about including hobbies on your resume.
 In 2013, a television commercial advertising Twizzlers licorice by The Hershey Company utilized an image of the  made of licorice candy, to suggest that their product is a good movie snack. The commercial showed the Enterprise shooting photon torpedoes portrayed as strawberries. 
 In , a Superbowl ad for Mexican avocados featured Andorians among the aliens taking a tour of a museum.

Conventions

Hick Trek
Produced by ATOZ Films in the 1980s, this white-trash parody of  played at conventions for years until a "Special Edition" version, with added effects, was released on video in 1999. In the film, the Redneck Federation Starship RSS Bovine battles spacefaring cats.

Internet
Video parodies and pop culture references that originated online. Web comics can be found under pictorial literature.

Achievement Hunter
, a part of the company , tends to do Let's Plays of various video games. One installment had two of their prominent members, Michael Jones and Ryan Haywood, play Bandai Namco's , getting confused as to who was playing who, and referring to themselves as "Spock-Kirk" and "Kirk-Spock". During the game, Ryan does question the game's lack of reasoning for seemingly constantly killing Vulcans left and right. Later installments have them mock the Gorn.

Another episode features Star Trek: Bridge Crew, bringing back Michael and Ryan alongside Jeremy Dooley and Achievement Hunter creator and Rooster Teeth co-creator Geoff Ramsay. They do this twice, once as advertising with Ubisoft and again on their own. During their second run, they end up participating in the  and give their answer to it - rescuing as many people, fighting off the Klingons doing so, then warping out when their shields fall.

The Angry Video Game Nerd
In one of his online episodes, "" reviews several Star Trek games. The episode opens with a parody of The Original Series intro with a  flying through space like the  and Alexander Courage's theme played on electric guitar. The Nerd, dressed for the occasion, reviews  on the , Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator on the Atari 2600 and ColecoVision and  on the NES. Features of the episode include the Nerd having a fight with a Klingon and meeting a Metron. As a reference to Project Genesis, the Nerd offered the Klingon a Sega Genesis.

The Babylon Bee
 is an online Christian news satire site.

The article  references 's line "I can do zat", and the church's name is "Discovery" Church. The worship leader is called "James Archer".

Another article claims that Captain Picard was suspended from Twitter for saying he only sees four lights. .

A November, 2021 article claims  said "" and depicts Fauci wearing Borg implants.

Confused Matthew
 is an online film review website (and YouTube channel), in which the titular owner reviews films he considers bad (films which make him "confused"). A self-proclaimed Star Trek fan, Matthew often deals with various incarnations of the franchise he considers the worst, especially , , , and . He also made a recap of , which he gave a positive review.

Dragon Ball Z Abridged
During the Namek Saga, the official language of the Namekian people is Klingonese. In one scene, Dende calls Frieza a petaQ, which the overlord doesn't realize that he was just called a "douche". Later on, Piccolo encounters the dying Nail, who talks to him in that language (also calling him a petaQ), causing Piccolo to think he's been beaten so badly he can't speak straight.

Everything Wrong With...
A YouTube channel named  specializes in making videos concerning the listing of various inconsistencies in films, including continuity errors, mistakes in logic, lack of rational explanation, etc. Currently the channel features a video for , , , , , and .

Hitler Rants
The popular meme video featuring Adolf Hitler (played by ) from the 2004 German movie Der Untergang (Downfall), subtitled with humorous English text to create videos of him reacting with anger to various things, was used several occasions in connection with Star Trek. Videos of Hitler outraged by , , and  exist, as well as two recuts in which Hitler (commanding the Enterprise) fights Khan Noonien Singh on board the Reliant (from ). There is another Hitler vs. Khan video titled "Star Reich: The Wrath of Hitler", and a sequel titled "Star Reich: The Return of the Borg".

Honest Trailers
The YouTube channel  has a series of shorts called "Honest Trailers", cut together and narrated like true movie trailers, but depicting the subjected films in a satirical way. There is an "Honest Trailer" for  and , as well as an "Honest TV Trailer" for .

How It Should Have Ended
How It Should Have Ended is a self-explanatory series of short animated film parodies. Both  and  have their own entries, and Benedict Cumberbatch's version of  is a regular character in the Villain Pub sub-series.

The Nostalgia Critic
The Nostalgia Critic (also known as That Guy With the Glasses and Channel Awesome) is a popular Youtube channel, created and run by Doug Walker, who usually reviews films as his "Nostalgia Critic" alter ego.

Walker called  Star Trek Month and reviewed all of the odd numbered films for the entire month.

"" was a special done to celebrate the fourth anniversary of the Nostalgia Critic. The special consists of parodies of various sci-fi franchises including Star Trek, Metal Gear, Star Wars, and Battlefield Earth.

The ending to Walker's review of Scooby-Doo: The Movie (featuring Frank Welker as the voice of Scooby-Doo) is a parody of the last scene of .

In the review of Scooby-Doo!: The Mystery Begins (featuring Daniel Riordan, and again, the voice of Frank Welker), Walker claims that slightly changing Scooby's "Right here" catchphrase is like if Spock would say, "Live Long and Succeed in Material Terms or Be Financially Successful". He also does the Vulcan salute and an image of Spock from  is seen.

In the review of The Master of Disguise, which co-stars Brent Spiner as the film's main villain, Walker calls the character "Data" at one point, but then he corrects himself that "it's Evil Data, so Lore". (The film also features Erick Avari in the cast.)

In his review of Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over, Walker plays Kirk's famous "Khaaaaan" yell when Ricardo Montalban (playing Grandpa) appears, and later mentions Montalban's "plastic chest" from The Wrath of Khan.

In his review of Fantastic Four (2005), Walker calls 's character "Seven of Fine" at one point. In the same review, commenting on a scene, Walker says "I haven't seen a more inappropriate usage of underwear since ."

In the review of Jaws: The Revenge (directed by Joseph Sargent), a clip of Data from  can be briefly seen. A short clip of Data talking to Spot from  can be seen in Walker's review of Jurassic Park III (featuring Linda Park).

In his review of Clockstoppers (directed by Jonathan Frakes and featuring Gina Hecht), Walker says that the film was directed by "Will Riker himself", who was also the director of "easily the best Star Trek: Next Gen movie" (). Later, he comments the director's cameo in a scene, saying that Frakes is shaking his head, "Meh, I wanted some Borg eye gauging in this movie", and a brief clip from First Contact is shown.

In the review of Small Soldiers (featuring Kirsten Dunst, Dick Miller, Robert Picardo, Frank Langella, Wendy Schaal, and Michael McKean, and a score by Jerry Goldsmith), Walker comments on Picardo's appearance that he should just start every performance with "Please state the cinematic emergency". Later in the review, a short clip from  can be seen, with McCoy telling Spock, "You're not going in there", which mirrors a line from the reviewed film. 

In his review of Event Horizon (featuring Jason Isaacs), Walker claims that "Star Trek had like five episodes where they hallucinated stuff and they always had a logical conclusion for it", and an image from  is shown. Later in the review, Walker says that the final fist fight between  and  would be much funnier with Star Trek fight music, and he puts Gerald Fried's "The Ancient Battle/2nd Kroykah" theme from  to accompany the scene.

In his review of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie, reacting to the name of the alien planet the Rangers visit, Walker says "Come on, you could find more convincing names in a Star Trek word jumble".

In the review of Battlefield Earth, Walker calls the alien Psychlos "Klingon Jamaican Clowns".

In his review of Starship Troopers (featuring Dina Meyer, Clancy Brown, Brenda Strong, Julianna McCarthy, Bruce Gray, Christopher Curry, Brian Tochi, and a score by Basil Poledouris), Walker comments on the military funeral of Dizzy Flores (Meyer) by paraphrasing : "Of all the souls, I've ever encountered, she rocked the most in the sack".

In the review of BloodRayne (starring Kristanna S. Loken), Walker compares 's acting to that of William Shatner, and a picture of Shatner from  is shown.

In the review of Blade (featuring Judson Scott), an image of Data from  can be seen when the film's title character makes the same "Yess! Mmm!" gesture Data did when the Duras sisters' Bird-of-Prey was blown up.

In his review of Mission: Impossible II (co-written by Ronald D. Moore and Brannon Braga, photographed by Jeffrey L. Kimball, and featuring effects work by Richard Yuricich), Walker edits some shots of Spock appearing in levitation boots at El Capitan from  into the scene of  climbing a mountain. Later, he claims that the original Mission: Impossible series "had Spock in it", referring to Leonard Nimoy's role as Paris on the show.

The  communicator sound effect can be heard in Walker's review of The Purge, when he looks into a security camera.

In the review of the animated film The Christmas Tree, Walker claims that a character came into a scene so quietly, like if she'd "just beamed herself into the room", and then the  transporter sound effect is heard, accompanied by some light effects.

In the review of The Exorcist II: The Heretic (co-starring Louise Fletcher), Walker says "Very well, set phasers to crisp". Later in the review, commenting a scene, he says Regan () is "doing a mind meld with [Fletcher's] goodies".

In his review of The Search for Santa Paws (starring Richard Riehle, Diedrich Bader, and Bill Cobbs), Walker claims that Disney's extensive "Air Bud cinematic universe" is "the Star Trek of epic puppy sagas".

In the review of Santa Clause 3: Escape Clause, which co-stars Michael Dorn as the Sandman, Walker comments "a bat'leth would've been lovingly welcomed" when the character magically puts people asleep, and an image of Dorn as Worf from  can be seen. In the "First Viewing" video for the film, Walker's brother, Rob does an impression of Dorn, delivering Worf's famous line from : "I must protest, sir, I am not a Merry Man!".

In the review of The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas (co-starring Joan Collins), Walker comments on a scene featuring John Cho as a valet, as "Harold and  Park a Car".

In the review of X-Men, starring Patrick Stewart, Walker mocks Stewart's voice and accent by saying "Mutation... the final frontier". The film also starred Famke Janssen and Rebecca Romijn, and was directed by Bryan Singer.

In the review of Con Air, Walker struggles to pronounce Colm Meaney's last name. After a point, he rather gives up and calls him "O'Brien". Besides Meaney, the film also featured Landry Allbright in the cast.

In the review of Independence Day: Resurgence, referring to Brent Spiner reprising his role from the first film, Walker says he'd rather have him return in this than in , and an image of Data from  is shown.

In his review of The Terminator (with Paul Winfield, Earl Boen, Dick Miller, and Brian Thompson), Walker compares Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton)'s hairstyle and outfit to those of Gillian Taylor (Catherine Hicks) in , and an image of the character is shown.

In the review of Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey (co-starring William Sadler and Roy Brocksmith), Walker mentions the Star Trek Vasquez Rocks connection in the film. (See: Star Trek parodies and pop culture references (film))

In his review of Mulan II (featuring the voices of George Takei, Frank Welker, Brian Tochi, and Keone Young), Walker comments on a scene in which Takei's character (First Ancestor) is complaining that Mushu "thinks he's the Emperor" as "It's like working with Shatner all over again". Later, when the Ancestor calls Mushu a "lazy lounge lizard", Walker says: "Something I tell Shatner a lot".

In the review of the animated film Cats Don't Dance, featuring the voices of Scott Bakula, Rene Auberjonois, John Rhys-Davies, and Frank Welker, Walker says "Captain Archer is a good singer", and later does an impression: "Ensign, set a course for smooth".

In the review of Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (featuring the voices of Jean Simmons and Lanei Chapman), Walker comments that before being able to do an emotional scene about death, a movie "has to practice with a few spots and bumpers", and an image from Spock's death scene in  is shown, along with Bubba's death scene in .

In his review of the animated series Captain Planet and the Planeteers, which featured the voices of David Coburn, LeVar Burton, Whoopi Goldberg, Dean Stockwell, Frank Welker, Malcolm McDowell, David Warner, and Clyde Kusatsu, Walker says, "I'm gonna let Geordi from Star Trek tell you" the story, before playing the series opening with narration by Burton.

In the review of Doomsday Machine, Walker comes up with a number of porn titles for the film, which include "Voyage of the Starship Booby-Prize". Later, during a very lengthy scene, Walker spoofs Kirk's famous "Khaaaan!" yell from , shouting "Cuuuuuuuuuuut!".

 appeared on Walker's list of films that "I like but everyone else hates".

Spock's death scene in  took the second place on Walker's list of the "Top 11 Saddest Movie Moments".

Walker also did a mini-review of  as his alter ego "Chester A. Bum".

Dr. Tran

Summer Splash
A Dr. Tran doll says "Beverly, can I see you in my ready room."

Google Calendar
Google Calendar  uses stardates based upon the ideas of Andrew Main.  Each day covers 5.00 stardates; 10,000 stardates (2,000 days) make up an "issue". Issue numbers are prefixed in brackets. TOS was issue [19], [0]0000 was January 4, 2162, (when he speculated the Federation was founded) and issue [-28] started in 2008.

Jandrew Edits 
Jan Van Den Hemel and  re-edit clips from TNG with comedic results. The series is currently hosted on .

Picard memes
A popular internet  has people posting a picture of Jean-Luc Picard of Picard facepalming in response to a statement perceived to be idiotic, frustrating, or otherwise missing the mark.

The most common picture was taken from the episode  (in which it was a response to Q), although other variants exist, including a (slightly modified) image from  that shows William T. Riker next to Picard, also facepalming, and an image from , that shows Picard doing the "double facepalm".

Another slightly less common meme shows a picture of a frustrated Picard. This image, taken from  (where Picard was not annoyed but rather poetically courting Lwaxana Troi), is usually accompanied by a caption about a frustrating issue, often starting with the phrase "what the fuck" or a variant thereof.

Vreenak meme
A picture of Vreenak from the episode  holding up a Cardassian data rod and declaring the recording on it a fake is used.

La Forge meme
A variation of the "Can't see shit" meme, it features a screenshot of La Forge with the appropriate caption.

RiffTrax
Former  co-stars , , and  recorded audio commentary tracks mocking , , , , and . The commentaries were made available as an Internet-only download through Nelson's  service.

Spock meme
A variation of the "Can't see shit" meme, a caption accompanies a picture of Spock wearing a visor from the episode .

External links

MA Men
A series of short comedy sketches by Funny Or Die spoofing the TV show Mad Men by transplanting it into present-day South Boston.

In MA Men 2, Campbell suggests that Leonard Nimoy should replace the late Michael Vale as the Dunkin Donuts spokesman while pointing at an autographed promotional photo of Spock and Kirk on the wall.

Pitch Meetings
A series of short comedy sketches by online film site  features comedian Ryan George playing dual roles as a Hollywood producer and a writer who tries to sell him his script, mocking the pitching process of well-known movies. George made a Pitch Meeting for , , and .

Stan Lee's World of Heroes
 is a YouTube channel founded by former Marvel Comics editor Stan Lee. An episode of the cartoon Bad Days, published April 8, 2013, parodied J.J. Abrams's .  steps onto the bridge, only to be blinded by lens flares and switches them off. He is beamed down with , , and a terrified redshirt by , who resembles Simon Pegg in . While on the planet, Kirk sleeps with a grotesque gargantuan alien, angering her father. The struggling duo are beamed back aboard, where Kirk switches the lens flares back on, blinding the alien father so Spock may nerve pinch it.

Starship Edsel
An improvised satire.

Star Track
Star Track: Idomo,  formerly Star Track: The Next Hesitation, is a web series that takes a satirical approach to expanding on the Star Trek universe. Produced in Montreal, Quebec, it is one of the only known Star Trek fan films to be produced regularly in Canada. Episodes are released at a rate of one per year.

Star Trek (France)
Comité de la Claque is a French group who began on the web. In , the channel France 4 TV broadcast their parody on the Comité du Ciné show, on January 27th before the start of prime time: .

Steam Trek
Steam Trek  is an online parody of the original Star Trek. The premise is a conception of how the original Star Trek might have been produced by George Melies, a hundred years ago, at the dawn of silent films. The "distant future" is taken to be 1980, and the USS Isambard is steam-powered with coal fuel.

Stone Trek
Stone Trek  is an online animated parody of the original Star Trek. The premise is basically a Star Trek/The Flintstones mashup, featuring a 1960s-styled laugh track and Hanna-Barbera sound effects. The series follows the adventures of the crew of the USS Magnetize. The show keeps count of how many redshirts end up getting killed in the episodes. The show also parodied the plot of Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace, with the Magnetize having to save Queen Armadillo from the Fashion Police. The all seven episodes feature the voice talent of Star Trek video game voice actor Walter Fields.

Star Truc(k)
Star Truc(k)  is a French parody of the original Star Trek.

TNG Recuts
 (also known as "Major Grin" and "Admiral Grin") is an Israeli YouTube channel owner, who specializes in making skillful and creative recuts of  episodes, making comedic segments (often dealing with highly sexual-themed adult humor) out of the otherwise serious material. His channel currently features more than three-hundred recut videos, as well as other humorous material, including "Episode-in-Brief" shorts and cuts of various Trek crews watching the trailer of , horrified or angered by what they see.

Up The Enterprise 
An overdubbed parody of . A ninety-second trailer  and the "pilot" were released.

WatchMojo
The popular entertainment and pop culture website  specializes in creating various top ten lists of best (or worst) films, actors, characters, music videos, etc., presented in video form via YouTube. Several of WatchMojo's lists include Star Trek films and episodes.
 Various Top 10 lists:
 Top 10 Movie Continuations of TV Series: #1: 
 Top 10 Best Movies Based on a TV Series: #4: 
 Top 10 Sci-fi Television Series: #1: , #5: 
 Top 10 TV Space Operas: #1: 
 Top 10 Cult TV Shows: #1: 
 Top 10 Most Groundbreaking TV Shows of All Time: #2: 
 Top 10 Iconic Figures in Sci-fi: #1: Gene Roddenberry, Honorary mention: J.J. Abrams
 Top 10 Best TV Spin-Offs: #4: 
 Top 10 Best Movie Sequels: #5: 
 Top 10 Movie Sequels That Were Better Than the Original: #6: 
 Top 10 Worst Movie Sequels: #9: 
 Top 10 Unexpectedly Dark Movie Sequels: #6: 
 Top 10 Fourth Installments in Movie Franchises: #4: 
 Top 10 Movies That Revived a Franchise: #3: 
 Top 10 Movies That Lived Up to the Hype: Honorary Mention: 
 Top 10 Movies That Exceeded Expectations: #10: 
 Top 10 Movie Crossovers: #4: James Kirk meets Jean-Luc Picard ()
 Top 10 Movie Crossovers We Want: #2: Star Trek and Star Wars
 Top 10 TV Shows Cancelled Too Soon: #10: 
 Top 10 Cancelled TV Shows Saved by the Fans: #1: 
 Top 10 Great TV Shows That Never Won an Emmy: #3: 
 Top 10 Movie Franchises That Should Pass the Torch to the Next Hero: #5: the Star Trek franchise
 Top 10 Decade Defining TV Shows - 1960s: #5: 
 Top 10 Decade Defining TV Shows - 1990s: #9: 
 Top 10 Sci-fi Movies of the 1970s: Honorary Mention: 
 Top 10 Sci-fi Movies of the 1980s: #7: 
 Top 10 Sci-fi Movies of the 1990s: Honorary Mention: 
 Top 10 Sci-fi Movies of the 2000s: #5: 
 Top 10 Sci-fi Movies of the 2010s: #9: 
 Top 10 Modern Space Movies: #9: 
 Top 10 Modern Sci-fi Movies That Will Be Future Classics: Honorary Mention: 
 Top 10 3D Movies: Honorary Mention: 
 Top 10 Worst Movies of the '80s: #10: 
 Top 10 Best Origin Story Movies: #3: 
 Top 10 Most Polarizing TV Shows: #10: 
 Top 10 Best TV Shows This Fall (2017): #5: 
 Top 10 Most Anticipated Movies of 2016: Honorary Mention: 
 Top 10 Best Trailers of May, 2017: #5: 
 Top 10 Movie Trailers: Honorary Mention: 
 Top 10 Movie Trailer Quotes: #10: "I Dare You" ()
 Top 10 Scenes in Trailers That Were Not in the Movie: #4: "The Wait is Over" ()
 Top 10 Character Reveals in Movie Trailers: #7: Spock Prime ()
 Top 10 Movie Trailers That Made Fans Rage Quit: #8: 
 Top 10 Actors Who HATED Their TV Characters: Honorary Mention: Denise Crosby as Natasha Yar ()
 Top 10 Surprisingly Good Movie Casting Choices: #8: Zachary Quinto as  ()
 Top 10 Surprising Original Actor Appearances in Remakes: #1: Leonard Nimoy as Spock Prime ()
 Top 10 TV Dream Episodes: Honorary Mention: 
 Top 10 Controversial TV Episodes: Honorary Mention: 
 Top 10 Greatest TV Cliffhangers: #3: 
 Top 10 Key Movie Plot Motivators: Honorary mention: the Genesis Device ()
 Top 10 Plot Points That Were Cut Out of Movies: Honorary Mention: Nero kept prisoner by the Klingon Empire ()
 Top 10 Best TV Plot Twists You Didn't See Coming: #9:  is from the Mirror universe ()
 Top 10 TV Bottle Episodes: #9: 
 Top 10 TV Shows That Totally Abandoned Past Storylines: The warp speed limitation in 
 Top 10 Biggest TV Plotholes: #10: Tom Paris achieving Warp 10 in 
 Top 10 Insane Things Movies Just Glossed Over: #1: San Francisco Destroyed ()
 Top 10 Movies with Useless Love Stories: #5: 
 Top 10 Longest Running Movie Franchises: #6: Star Trek film franchise (1979-)
 Top 10 Movie Depictions of the Future: #1: Star Trek franchise
 Top 10 Times TV Shows Predicted the Future: #10: "Google Glass" in  et. al., #5: The Moon Landing in .
 Top 10 Fictional Movie Universes: #5: the Star Trek universe
 Top 10 Time Travel Movies: #7: 
 Top 10 Alternate Realities in Movies: #3: ()
 Top 10 First Contact Movies: Honorary Mention: 
 Top 10 Iconic Movie Villains: Honorary Mention: Khan Noonien Singh ()
 Top 10 Smartest Movie Villains: #9: Khan Noonien Singh ()
 Top 10 Sci-fi Movie Villains: #3: Khan Noonien Singh (), Honorary Mention: the Borg Queen ()
 Top 10 Movie Villains Motivated by Revenge: #1: Khan Noonien Singh ()
 Top 10 Sympathetic Villains in Movies: #8: Khan Noonien Singh ()
 Top 10 Villains We Couldn't Help But Root For: #10: Khan Noonien Singh ()
 Top 10 Fictional Characters with Tragic Backstories: #3: Khan Noonien Singh ()
 Top 10 Movie Villain Monologues: Honorary Mention: Khan's monologue ()
 Top 10 Villains Who Want to Kill Everybody: #3: Nero ()
 Top 10 Sci-fi Movie Battles: #4: the Borg Invade Sector 001 in 
 Top 10 Epic Television Battles: #4: Operation Return ()
 Top 10 Epic Final Battles in Sci-fi Movies: Honorary mention: USS Enterprise vs. USS Reliant ()
 Top 10 Laser Gun Movie Battles: #4: Showdown on Qo'noS ()
 Top 10 Coolest Planets in Sci-fi Movies: #7:  ()
 Top 10 Lead Female Sci-fi and Fantasy Characters: #4: Kathryn Janeway ()
 Top 10 Most Powerful Female Characters on TV: #7: Kathryn Janeway ()
 Top 10 Kickass Female TV Characters: Honorary Mention: Kathryn Janeway ()
 Top 10 Sexy Sci-fi Babes: #2: Nyota Uhura (), #5: Seven of Nine ()
 Top 10 Sexy Female Aliens: #5: Seven of Nine (), #8: T'Pol ()
 Another Top 10 Sexy Female Aliens: #9:  ()
 Top 10 Needlessly Sexualized Female Movie Characters: Honorary mention:  ()
 Top 10 Sexiest Male Villains: #9:  ()
 Top 10 Female Lead TV Shows You Will Be Watching in 2017: #5: 
 Top 10 Redheads in TV: Honorary Mention: Beverly Crusher ()
 Top 10 Token Non-Human Characters: #2: Spock ()
 Top 10 Annoying TV Characters: #5: Wesley Crusher ()
 Top 10 Movie Characters That Deserve Their Own Spin-Off: Honorary mention:  ()
 Top 10 Manliest Men on TV: #4: James Kirk ()
 Top 10 Mama's Boys in Movies: Honorary Mention:  ()
 Top 10 Hottest Studs in Sci-Fi Movies: #2:  ()
 Top 10 TV Womanizers: Honorary Mention: James Kirk ()
 Top 10 Human with Alien Hookups: #1: James Kirk & Many Female Aliens ()
 Top 10 Characters in Sci-Fi / Fantasy Who Should've Ended Up Together: Jean-Luc Picard & Beverly Crusher ()
 Top 10 Movie Characters Who Tried to Destroy the World: #8: Nero ()
 Top 10 Iconic Movie Death Scenes: Honorable mention: Spock ()
 Top 10 Heroic Movie Sacrifices: #1: Spock ()
 Top 10 Saddest Movie Deaths: #9: Spock ()
 Top 10 Last Words Before Death in Movies: #4: Spock ()
 Top 10 Serious Movie Funerals: #4: Spock's funeral ()
 Top 10 Disappointing Deaths of Great Characters: #4: James Kirk ()
 Top 10 Poorly Acted Movie Deaths: #2: James Kirk ()
 Top 10 Movie Deaths That Pissed You Off: #1: James T. Kirk ()
 Another Top 10 Movie Characters We Didn't Want to Die: #2: James T. Kirk ()
 Top 10 Stupidest Ways TV Shows Killed Off Characters: Dishonorable Mention: Natasha Yar ()
 Top 10 Saddest Robot Deaths: #10: Data ()
 Top 10 Characters Who Came Back from the Dead: #2: Spock ()
 Top 10 Worst Things TV Heroes Have Done: #8: Jonathan Archer facilitating extinction ()
 Top 10 Most Iconic TV Kisses of All Time: #3: James T. Kirk & Nyota Uhura in 
 Top 10 Alien Races from Television: #1: Klingons, #3: the Borg, #4: Vulcans
 Top 10 Alien Races in Film: #4: Klingons, #5: the Borg
 Top 10 Scariest Movie Aliens: #4: the Borg ()
 Top 10 Good Movie Aliens: #5: Spock ()
 Top 10 Good Movie Robots: #4: Data ()
 Top 10 Movie Robots of All Time (REDUX): Honorary Mention: Data ()
 Top 10 Immortal Characters from TV: #4: Q ()
 Top 10 Stupidly Overpowered TV Characters: #1: Q ()
 Top 10 Characters with Telekinetic Powers: Honorary Mention: Kes ()
 Top 10 Movie Characters with Memory Loss: Honorary Mention: Spock ()
 Top 10 Movie Clones: Honorary mention: Shinzon ()
 Top 10 Evil Twins in TV: #4: Lore ()
 Top 10 Characters Who Meet Their Older Self: #3:  ()
 Top 10 Younger Versions of Characters in Movies: #5:  ()
 Top 10 Hilarious TV Body Swaps: #3: James T. Kirk and Janice Lester ()
 Top 10 Eyepatch-Wearing Characters in Movies & TV: Honorary Mention: General  ()
 Top 10 Uncrecognizable Movie Makeup Transformations: Honorary Mention: Idris Elba as Krall ()
 Top 10 Cool Movie Character Names: Honorary Mention: Khan Noonien Singh (, )
 Top 10 Best TV Villains of 2018: Honorary Mention:  ()
 Top 10 Starship Captains in Movies and TV: #1: Jean-Luc Picard (), #2: James T. Kirk (), #5: Kathryn Janeway ()
 Top 10 Coolest Movie Spaceships: #1: , #4: the Borg cube
 Top 10 Space Stations from Movies and TV: #4: Deep Space 9 ()
 Top 10 Futuristic Movie Cities: Honorary Mention: San Francisco ()
 Top 10 Movie Gadgets We Wish Were Real: #3: Universal translator, #10: Hypospray (Star Trek franchise)
 Top 10 Movies with Futuristic Technologies We Wish Existed: #4: the Transporter (Star Trek franchise)
 Top 10 Futuristic Gadgets For Your Home (That Would Be AMAZING): #1: Replicator, #3: Transporter, #5: Holodeck (Star Trek franchise)
 Top 10 Futuristic Movie Technologies That Look Hilariously Dated: #10: Argo Buggy ()
 Top 10 Movie Props Made from Everyday Objects: #9: the Stylus ()
 Top 10 Most Epic Fictional Superweapons: #2: Red matter ()
 Top 10 Weapon Rooms in Movies: Honorary Mention: the Enterprise-E Locker room ()
 Top 10 Movie Swords: 's retractable sword ()
 Top 10 Fictional Currencies in Movies and TV: #5: Latinum ()
 Top 10 Fictional Alcoholic Beverages: #4: Romulan ale (Star Trek franchise)
 Top 10 Fictional Sports in Movies and TV: #10: Mok'bara ()
 Top 10 Fictional Video Games in TV: #8: 
 Top 10 Fictional Salutes: #1: The Vulcan salute
 Top 10 Fictional Religions in Movies and TV: #5: Bajoran religion ()
 Top 10 Alien Abductions in Movies and TV: Honorary Mention: 
 Top 10 Fictional Movie Armies: #7: Starfleet and the Klingon Defense Force (Star Trek franchise)
 Top 10 Movie Prisons: #5: Rura Penthe ()
 Top 10 Most Important Dates in Fiction: #6: April 5, 2063 ()
 Top 10 Movie Fights in Spaceships: #10:  vs.  ()
 Top 10 Human vs. Alien Fights in Movies: #7: James Kirk vs. Kruge ()
 Top 10 Movie Fights Where the Hero Loses: #9: 's bar fight ()
 Top 10 Villain vs. Villain Fights in Movies: #4:  vs. the Klingons ()
 Top 10 Sci-Fi Movie Duels: #7: James Kirk vs. Khan Noonien Singh ()
 Top 10 Spacewalk Scenes in Movies: #3: "Assimilate This!" (), #6: Space Jump (), Honorary Mention: Spock's voyage into V'ger ()
 Top 10 Space Danger Scenes: #8: Praxis Wave (), #10: Black hole ()
 Top 10 Most Exciting Escape Pod Scenes:  marooned on Delta Vega ()
 Top 10 Scariest Scenes from Non-Horror Shows: #6: Beverly Crusher's nightmare ()
 Top 10 Awesome Movie Explosions: Honorary Mention: Self-destruct of the Enterprise ()
 Top 10 City Destruction Scenes in Movies: #6: San Francisco ()
 Top 10 Virtual Reality Movie Moments: Honorary Mention: Picard's Tommy Gun ()
 Top 10 Movie Traps: #9: Self-destruct of the Enterprise ()
 Top 10 Get Captured on Purpose Plans: #8:  (), Honorary Mention: Jean-Luc Picard ()
 Top 10 Movie Scenes Where Villains Fall Into Their Death: #9: Kruge's death ()
 Top 10 Beloved Male TV Characters: #10: Spock ()
 Top 10 TV Doctors: #5: Leonard McCoy ()
 Top 10 TV Bromances: #6: James Kirk and Spock ()
 Top 10 TV Odd Couples: Honorary Mention: Spock and Leonard McCoy ()
 Top 10 Fictional Trios in Movies and TV: Honorary Mention: James Kirk, Spock, and Leonard McCoy ()
 Top 10 Unlikely Friendships in TV: #9: Odo & Quark ()
 Top 10 Movie Bad Guy / Good Guy Team Ups: #2:  and  ()
 Top 10 Scenes Where the Villain Saves the Hero: #6:  fights the Klingons ()
 Top 10 Comedic Moments in Action Films: Honorary Mention: "Numb Tongue" ()
 Top 10 Deus Ex Machina Moments: Honorary Mention: Bird-of-Prey saves Kirk ()
 Top 10 Hanging on for Life Movie Scenes: Honorary Mention: the Drill ()
 Another Top 10 Scenarios the Hero Couldn't Have Survived: #9: Space-jumping ()
 Top 10 Unusual Operating Room Movie Scenes: #2: "A Quick Fix" ()
 Top 10 Moments When The Hero and The Villain Finally Meet: #9:  and  ()
 Top 10 Movies Where the Hero and the Villain Never Meet: #1: 
 Top 10 What Have I Done Scenes in Movies: Honorary Mention: Kirk destroys the Enterprise ()
 Top 10 TV Bullies Who Got What They Deserved: #9:  in 
 Top 10 Movie Quotes Everyone Gets Wrong: #3: "Scotty, Beam Us Up"
 Top 10 Masked Political Messages in Film: Honorary Mention: Making Peace with the "Soviet Union" ()
 Top 10 TV Scenes That Became Memes: #1: "Annoyed Picard" ()
 Top 10 Famous Movie Yells: #5: James Kirk ()
 Top 10 Movie "YESSS"es: #7: Data ()
 Top 10 Movie "NOOOOO"s: #5: Jean-Luc Picard ()
 Top 10 Dumbest Insults in Movies: #9: "Double Dumbass" ()
 Top 10 Oh Crap Moments in Movies: Honorary Mention: Data ()
 Top 10 Dumbest Decisions in Action Movies: Honorary Mention: Olson waiting for the last moment to jump ()
 Top 10 Dumbest Movie Villain Decisions: #10: Admiral  assuming  and  won't talk ()
 Top 10 Worst Accents on TV: #2: James Doohan's Scottish Accent as Montgomery Scott ()
 Top 10 Overly Ambitious Movie Futures: #6: Faster-than-light travel in 2063 ()
 Top 10 Movie Special Effects That Have Aged Well: #9: 
 Top 10 Landmark CGI Movie Effects: #8: the Genesis effect ()
 Top 10 TV Shows with Great Special Effects: #7: 
 Top 10 Worst Special Effects in TV Shows: #7: the "Chestbuster" in 
 Top 10 Worst Blue/Green Screen Effects in Movies: #8: Spock "dropping by" ()
 Top 10 Greatest Sound Effects in Movies: #8: the Transporter sound effect (Star Trek franchise) 
 Top 10 Movie Opening Scenes: Honorary Mention: 
 Yet Another Top 10 Worst Movie Endings: #2: 
 Top 10 Patrick Stewart Performances: #2: Jean-Luc Picard (Star Trek franchise)
 Top 10 Tom Hardy Performances: Honorary Mention: Shinzon ()
 Top 10 Simon Pegg Performances: #4:  ()
 Top 10 Benedict Cumberbatch Performances: #4:  ()
 Top 10 Idris Elba Performances: #7: Krall ()
 Top 10 Unforgettable Stephen Hawking Cameos in Pop Culture: #2: 
 Another Top 10 Horribly Awkward TV Cameos: #8: Tom Morello ()
 Top 10 British Actors Who Totally Stole the Show: #6: Benedict Cumberbatch ()
 Top 10 HILARIOUS Sherlock Holmes Parodies: #10: 
 Top 10 Depictions of God in Film: #5: 
 Top 10 Fictional Materials: #4: Dilithium (Star Trek franchise)
 Top 10 Fictional Languages: #1: Klingonese (Star Trek franchise)
 Top 10 Fandoms in TV and Movies: #1: Trekkies/Trekkers
 Top 10 Sci-fi Movie Posters: Honorary mention: 
 Top 10 Sci-fi Movie Scores: #9: 
 Another Top 10 Iconic Instrumental Film Scores: #9: 
 Top 10 James Horner Scores: #3: 
 Top 10 Fan Theories That Were Right: #6: Why Klingons lost their forehead ridges
 Top 10 Fan Campaigns That Worked: #1: The fan campaign to save 
 Top 10 Coolest Movie Replicas You Could Own: #10: The Phaser from 
 Top 10 Movies That Would Make Great Theme Park Attractions: #3: Star Trek franchise
 Top 10 Movies That Would Make Great Broadway Shows: #7: 
 Top 10 Things You'll Like If You Enjoyed : #4: 
 Top 20 Terrible Episodes That Almost Ruined Great TV Shows: #18: 

 Top 10  Episodes:
 #1: 
 #2: 
 #3: 
 #4: 
 #5: 
 #6: 
 #7: 
 #8: 
 #9: 
 #10: 
 Honorable Mentions:  and , , , , 

 Top 10  Episodes:
 #1:  and 
 #2: 
 #3: 
 #4: 
 #5: 
 #6: 
 #7: 
 #8:  and 
 #9: 
 #10: 
 Honorable Mentions: , , 

 Top 10 Star Trek Movies:
 #1: 
 #2: 
 #3: 
 #4: 
 #5: 
 #6: 
 #7: 
 #8: 
 #9: 
 #10: 
 Dishonorable Mentions: , 

 Top 10 Star Trek Villains:
 #1: Khan Noonien Singh (, )
 #2: Locutus of Borg ()
 #3: Q (, , , recurring)
 #4: Lore (, recurring)
 #5: General  ()
 #6: Gul Dukat (, recurring)
 #7: Nero ()
 #8: Captain Kruge ()
 #9: Doctor Tolian Soran ()
 #10: the Gorn Captain ()

 Top 10 Best Female Star Trek Characters:
 #1: Nyota Uhura
 #2: Kathryn Janeway
 #3: Beverly Crusher
 #4: Seven of Nine
 #5: Deanna Troi
 #6: Kira Nerys
 #7: B'Elanna Torres
 #8: Carol Marcus
 #9: Guinan
 #10: T'Pol
 Honorable mentions: Jadzia Dax, the Borg Queen, Natasha Yar

 Top 10 Star Trek Movie Moments:
 #1: Kirk's Yell ()
 #2: Final Farewell ()
 #3: Self Destruct ()
 #4: Mutara Nebula and the Death of Spock ()
 #5: 1980s San Francisco ()
 #6: Battle with the Borg ()
 #7: The Cloaked Bird-of-Prey ()
 #8:  Rescue Mission ()
 #9: Enterprise-D Crash Landing ()
 #10: Meeting "" ()

 Top 10 Times Star Trek Was Way Ahead of Its Time:
 #1: Multicultural and Multiracial Represenation
 #2: Gender Equality
 #3: Cell Phones
 #4: Gender Identity
 #5: Personal Computers
 #6: Breaking Interracial Taboos
 #7: Automatic Doors
 #8: Video Calling
 #9: Flat / Big Screen TVs
 #10: Universal translators
 Honorable mentions: Holodeck, Replicators (3D Printing), Audio Interfaces

 Top 10 Celebrities You Didn't Know Were on Star Trek:
 #1: Mick Fleetwood
 #2: Stephen Hawking
 #3: Abdullah bin al-Hussein
 #4: Iggy Pop
 #5: The Rock
 #6: Seth MacFarlane
 #7: Kelsey Grammer
 #8: Jason Alexander
 #9: Sarah Silverman
 #10: Famke Janssen
 Honorable mentions: Tom Morello, Joan Collins, 

 Top 10 Star Trek Video Games:
 #1: Star Trek: Judgment Rites
 #2: 
 #3: Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force
 #4: Star Trek: Bridge Commander
 #5: Star Trek: Armada
 #6: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The Fallen
 #7: Star Trek: Klingon Academy
 #8: Star Trek Online
 #9: Star Trek: Starfleet Command
 #10: Star Trek: The Next Generation - A Final Unity

 Top 10 William Shatner's Captain Kirk Fight Moves:
 #1: "The Double Fist" ()
 #2: "The Shatner Chop" ()
 #3: "The Kirk Kick" ()
 #4: "The Kirk Scissor Choke" ()
 #5: "The Wall of Destruction" ()
 #6: "The Human Projectile" ()
 #7: "The Human Bowling Ball" ()
 #8: "The Kiss and Dismiss" ()
 #9: "The Ear Slap" ()
 #10: "Pillow Blindness" ()

 Top 10 Actors Who Were Both in Star Wars and Star Trek:
 #1: George Takei
 #2: Simon Pegg
 #3: Ron Perlman
 #4: Brent Spiner
 #5: Sam Witwer
 #6: Olivia d'Abo
 #7: Deep Roy
 #8: George Coe
 #9: Greg Grunberg
 #10: Ed Begley, Jr.
 Honorable mentions: Clancy Brown, Ian Abercrombie

 Top 10  Facts:
 #1: J.J. Abrams Left Star Trek For Star Wars
 #2: Anton Yelchin's Death
 #3: Director Younger Than Franchise
 #4: Star Trek Meets Marvel
 #5: The Mission is Half Over
 #6: Scotty Gave the Script More Power
 #7: Star Treks 50th Anniversary
 #8: William Shatner Won't Return
 #9:  Will Be Openly Gay in 
 #10: Justin Lin's First Sci-fi Directorial Outing
 Honorable mentions: First Star Trek Not Shot on 35mm Film, NX class Film Debut, First Star Trek Primarily Shot in Vancouver

 Top 10 Facts You Didn't Know About :
 #1: It's Costing a Bundle to Produce
 #2: It's Set in the Prime Universe
 #3: It's called 'Discovery' for a Reason
 #4: James Frain Plays Spock's Father
 #5: It'll Feature a New Alien Race
 #6: The Ship Is Based on a 1970s Design
 #7: Rainn Wilson Plays Harry Mudd
 #8: It's Set 10 Years Before 
 #9: Familiar Faces Will Appear in Time
 #10: The Captain Isn't the Focus

 Top 3 Things You Missed in the  Premiere:
 #1: The REAL Number One
 #2: Hatred of Klingons
 #3: The Holographic Communications

 Top 3 Things You Missed in the  Mid-Season Premiere:
 #1: The 
 #2: The Scottish Engineer
 #3: Directed by Jonathan Frakes AKA Commander Riker

 10 Craziest  Theories That Might Be True:
 #1: Red Bursts = Red matter
 #2: The Red Angel Is No Angel
 #3: Burnham Will Finally Be the Captain
 #4: A Familiar Trek Face Will Appear
 #5: The Green Spore Will Affect Tilly
 #6: Stamets Will Go Rogue to Find His Lost Love
 #7: Sybok Appears
 #8: Season 2 Will Be "The Search for Spock"
 #9: Captain Pike's Accident & Tenure
 #10: The  Will Appear on Discovery

Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series
In the episode "Card Wars" of Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series, the characters make frequent references to the Star Wars series, prompting Tristen Taylor to ask, "What's with all the Star Trek quotes?"
The episode "The Worst of Both Worlds" opened with a re-dubbed version of the recap from .

Theater

Klingon Tamburlaine 
In 2019, the Los Angeles based theater company School of Night premiered their show in the 2019 Hollywood Fringe Festival. The show is a creation from Christopher Marlowe’s medieval pageant of will, war and conquest re-imagined as epic sci-fi spectacle. Tragedy! Romance! Mighty verse! Great battles waged on land and in space! Honor and glory! Qapla! Klingon Tamburlaine is an unofficial fan production adapted from Christopher Marlowe's Tamburlaine the Great, Parts I and II. During its run, the show gained a large amount of attention throughout the Los Angeles community. It won several awards, including the Encore Producers' Award and the Pick of the Fringe Award. Klingon Tamburlaine was offered a three week run in October and November at The Complex Hollywood Theater.

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Video games

Asura's Wrath 
During the fight against the final boss of the game, Chakravartin, the boss may sometimes say "Resistance is futile".

Back to the Future: The Game 
Episode 1 of Back to the Future: The Game has Marty pretending to be from the patent office in order to get a younger version of Emmett Brown (resident of 1931) to build a rocket drill. He threatens to award the patent to a Dr. McCoy if Emmett doesn't produce immediate results. The game also features voice work from Christopher Lloyd (reprising his role as the older Emmett Brown) and Roger L. Jackson. Coincidentally, the elder Doc Brown during his stay in 1931, takes the alias Carl Sagan.

Digimon Story: Hackers Memory
One of the nicknames the character Chitose gives the player character Keisuke is "Redshirt", given his "unimportant" and "background" appearance.

Duke Nukem 3D 
 The level "Warp Factor" is a homage to the USS Enterprise-D from Star Trek: The Next Generation.
 The level "Tiberius Station" is named after James T. Kirk.
 The "dnscotty" cheat code for level select may be a reference to Montgomery Scott.
 In the Duke Caribbean: Life's a Beach expansion pack, Duke uses a boat called the Kobayashi Maru to get around the islands.

Fallout series 
 Fallout 2 has multiple references to Star Trek, including two special encounters.
 Federation Crash Site is a special encounter in which the player enoucnters a crashed Class F shuttlecraft with several dead red shirts and can loot a Hypospray. 
 Guardian of Forever is another special encounter where the player ecounters the portal from the  episode . If the player goes through the portal, they are transported back to the events of the first Fallout  where they inadvertently cause the story to happen.
 A character by the name of Vegeir is named after V'ger from .
 In Fallout 3: Broken Steel add-on, a computer entry can be found on a Dr. Gillian Taylor about a fourth attempt asking for a whale tank be built at a San Francisco Aquarium. A clear reference to Dr. Gillian Taylor from .
 Michael Dorn, actor of Worf, voiced Marcus in both Fallout 2 and Fallout: New Vegas. In each title, he exclaims upon being hit "I am NOT a merry Mutant!", in reference to a line said by Worf in the  episode .
 The Doctor's common greeting "Please state the nature of your medical emergency" is used by two characters in two seperate games: Sawbones in Fallout 3 and Knight Captain Cade in Fallout 4.
 Fallout: New Vegas references both "Beam me up" and "Set lasers" as a weapon challenge and perk, respectively.
 In Fallout 76, graffiti can be found that reads "Darmok + Jalad" in the Tanagra Town location. A references to Star Trek: The Next Generation episode .

Final Fantasy games 
The first airship the player acquires in the video games Final Fantasy III and Final Fantasy IV is called Enterprise. In Final Fantasy IX, a NPC, if asked about potions that a player is seeking, will reply "Dammit Jim, I'm a doctor, not a miracle worker. Ask someone else!" In Final Fantasy XIV, a shipwrecked vessel is named the Kobayashi Maru.

FTL: Faster Than Light 
 There is an achievement called No Redshirts Here (obtained by making it to the final sector without losing any crew members).
 The names of several other achievements are Star Trek references.

Heretic 
 The "engage" cheat code for level select may be a reference to "engaging" the warp drive.

HoboWars 
In the MMORPG HoboWars, the player may come across an old man while exploring the Hoburbs. The man tells the player his stories, but they're really taken from various TV shows, including Star Trek: The Next Generation ("The Best of Both Worlds"). He then rewards the player for listening.

You sit and listen to the old man's stories for a little while before you realize he's just recounting episodes of Cheers, Happy Days, and The Beverly Hillbillies. You start to get a little uncomfortable when he starts retelling what sounds suspiciously like an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Old Man: ...And that's how we escaped the Borg ship and rescued the captain. Oh, look at the time! Buffy is about to come on! Well, let me get you a little something for spending some time with an old man.

The player is also able to buy a phaser from the Hoburbia pawn shop.

Jet Set Willy II: The Final Frontier 
The sequel to the 1984 original, this platform game expands on the original with a new area wracked with references.

Aside from the obvious reference in the title:
 The rooms making up the spaceship area can be seen to form a suspiciously Enterprise-looking shape if you fill out the Cartography Room.
 Go right from this area, and the next room you reach is called "NCC-1501".
 Continuing to the right and up will take you (eventually) to "The TROUBLE with TRIBBLES is...", which requires leaping over a variety of furry blobs to traverse.
 Heading left will get you to "Beam Me Down Spotty", a teleport room that will either take you back to The Bathroom (the game's start point) or a planetary surface, its last room being named (naturally) "Beam Me Up Spotty".

Kathy Rain 
In this point-and-click adventure game set in 1995, the hacker Dave is at odds with IT-supervisor Clyde for several reasons, including Clyde thinking that TNG is superior to TOS.

Little Big Planet 
In LBP II, one of the levels has characters flying around in a craft called "Big Spaceship" which resembles the Enterprise only with a Sackboy head instead of the saucer section.

In the introduction to LBP III, the narrator tells players that they "have been and will always be welcome to Little Big Planet", a reference to Spock's dying speech. ().

NFL 2016 
In , one option in Franchise mode enables you to rebuild your team's stadium. When presented with a futuristic looking design as one of the options, one of the fan social media reactions includes "#beammeup", indicating their approval of the design.

Mass Effect
In one confrontation, Commander Shepard tells a krogan soldier that the ruins they're in are collapsing around them and will kill them all. The krogan responds, "Yes! Exhilarating, isn't it?", a direct reference to Kruge's response to Kirk's similar concern in .

Also, the game featured Marina Sirtis, Armin Shimerman, Keith Szarabajka, Dwight Schultz, Gary Anthony Williams, Grey DeLisle and Carolyn Seymour in various roles, as well as Jennifer Hale as the female version of Commander Shepard, Raphael Sbarge as squadmate Kaiden Alenko, and Fred Tatasciore as one the main antagonists, Saren Arterius. In Mass Effect 2, Michael Dorn lends his voice to a krogan, a species with a warrior mentality similar to Klingons named Gatatog Uvenk and D.C. Douglas voiced the geth squadmate Legion. The Mass Effect 3 DLC "Omega" featured Sumalee Montano as turian squadmate Nyreen Kandros and Brian George as Cerberus general Oleg Petrovsky.

Neil Ross provided the narration voice for the primary entries of the series' the in-game Codex, a collection of background and worldbuilding information accessible by the player.

The asari race were created to fill the "green alien girls" trope, which was made popular by 

Engineer Gregory Adams may be a nod to Star Trek. In The Original Series episode , Dr. Tristan Adams runs the Tantalus Penal Colony. Here, Adams oversees the SSV Normandys experimental Tantalus Drive Core. He is also voiced by Roger L. Jackson.

Coincidentally, the commanding officer at the beginning of the game is named David Anderson.

In the DLC "Bring Down the Sky", the slogans found at X57 Radio reference Star Trek and Babylon 5. One of them, "When Your World is Hollow, We Help You Touch the Sky" is a reference to the TOS episode , about a hollow asteroid serving as a generation ship for a group of colonists that is inadvertently set on a course to impact a human colony.

In Mass Effect 2, when Commander Shepard visits a bar on the Citadel, his/her response to an alien drink served is "This is... it's green?". Similar lines are said about beverages in the episodes  and .

Being a Scottish engineer, Kenneth Donnelly on the Normandy SR-2 is commonly thought to be a reference to Montgomery Scott.

Both Mordin Solus, the salarian scientist on board the Normandy, and Data are humorously portrayed as enjoying, as well as singing, songs by the British composers Gilbert and Sullivan.

The Citadel features advertisement for a production of William Shakespeare's Hamlet performed entirely by a cast of elcor, a race who speak in a slow, flat monotone that they prefix all their dialog with non-elcor with an emotive statement to clarify their tone. At the end of the ads, an elcor spokesperson says "Insincere endorsement: You have not experienced Shakespeare until you have heard him in the voice of elcor." This is a refence to  when Chancellor Gorkon said "You haven't experienced Shakespeare until you have have read it in the original Klingon."

Minecraft
The splash screen includes a random quote selected from a list that includes several sourced from Star Trek, including "Engage", "Khaaaaaaaaan!", and "Not as cool as Spock!", which is a correction of an earlier phrase which (obviously mistakenly) implied that Minecraft was "Cooler than Spock!"

For teleporting over 100 blocks with an ender pearl in Minecraft, players receive the advancement "Beam me up.". The advancement for using the Nether to travel 7 kilometers in the Overworld is called "Subspace Bubble," a reference to the subspace field used to travel at warp. (One block in the Nether is equivalent to eight in the Overworld, allowing for much faster travel.) Holding a dragon egg unlocks the advancement "The Next Generation," which may be referencing Star Trek: The Next Generation, and entering an End city unlocks the advancement "The City at the End of the Game," which may be a reference to the TOS episode "The City at the Edge of Forever".

Additionally, among the many languages the game is available in is Klingon.

Mortal Kombat games 
In , Captain Marvel tells Superman, Deathstroke the Terminator, and the Joker that their enemy is called Dark Kahn. Joker replies with a Kirk-like "KHAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!" with appropriate echoes. When Joker is finished, Deathstroke promptly tells him to shut up.

In , if the player chooses Shao Kahn with Johnny Cage as an announcer, Cage will say "KHAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!". The game featured Cary-Hiroyuki, who reprised his role of Shang Tsung from the 1995  movie, Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Cetrion, Jennifer Hale as Kronika, Vanessa Marshall as Sheeva, Kari Wahlgren as Kitana and Mileena, Phil LaMarr as Kotal Kahn, Chris Cox as the  and Peter Weller reprising his role of , with the latter two appearing as guest characters in the game.

Orion Trail 
The PC game Orion Trail features numerous references to the series and is based around killing "redshirts" on away missions. References include place names such as "the Gates of McFadden" and achievement names such as "He's dead, Jim."

Orwell: Ignorance is Strength 
The game Orwell: Ignorance is Strength features a character, who calls himself "Captain of starship USS Voyager" in social media and also has a picture of himself dressed in a uniform similar to Spock's, giving the Vulcan salute.

Quest for Glory 2 
In the  introduction, the Enterprise-D is clearly seen in the sky and warps away seconds later.

Ratchet & Clank games 
 Near the beginning of A Crack in Time, when Ratchet enters the Zoni temple alone, Qwark will say "Operation Red Shirt is a go".
 The game Full Frontal Assault starts with Qwark saying the following line: "Captain's log. Stardate... uh, let's call it Wednesday."

RuneScape 
 Log entries for the player-owned port mini-game begin with "Captain's log, Runedate..."
 Players can also name their ships Enterprise or Defiant (from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine).
 The character Auguste (from the "Enlightened Journey" quest) was modeled after Jean-Luc Picard.
 The Bork boss is a reference to the Borg; some of the monsters summoned by him will shout phrases like "We are the collective!" and "Resistance is futile!"

Roblox 
A virtual "hair" was released on the site's catalog called "Trecky Hair" for a users "Robloxian" avatar. This hair closely resembles a typical haircut that many Starfleet officers had on the Original Series.

Rogue Galaxy 
A late chapter in the PS2 game  is entitled "All Good Things..."

Secret of Monkey Island 
The lookout character says "Hey, I'm a lookout, not a bodyguard."

SpongeBob games 
In the PS2 game SpongeBob: the Battle for Bikini Bottom, the mermalair level's boss is named Prawn. Dialogue with Mermaidman and Prawn leads Mermaidman to drop to his knees and yell, "PRAAAAAAAAAAAWN!!!" and is even true to the angle from the movie.

Skate
In Skate 3, when you set your gesture to "Nerd", your skater will do Vulcan salute on both hands just like Spock.

StarCraft
A possible unit selection reply for a Terran medic is "state the nature of your medical emergency". In one of the humorous taunts, the medic can say "He's dead, Jim".

The sixth humourous taunt of the Protoss corsair is: "Zefram Cochrane, is that you?".

Intentionally or not, the Protoss arbiter has quotes, supposedly in the Khalani language, that are commonly heard as "Duras?" (when selected) and "Gowron!" (when ordered to move or attack).

Star Control: Origins 
One of the planets around the star Wolf 359 is named Locutus.

Star Fox 64
The boss of the Sector X area makes continual references to the whereabouts of its creator, not unlike V'Ger in .

Star Fox Assault
The game's main villains, the Aparoids, share many similarities with the Borg. Both races see themselves as the pinnacle of evolution, seek to "perfect" other life forms through forced assimilation, and are led by a queen. The Aparoids are an insectoid race, much like the original concept for the Borg.

Star Wars games 
A side quest in the video game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is called "The Trouble with Gizka", a possible reference to  (the gizka share the tribbles' considerable ability of rapid reproduction). The game also shares many aesthetic similarities to Star Trek and other non-Star Wars sci-fi.

Surviving Mars 
Surviving Mars is a video game based on Mars colonization. One of the "mysteries" is called "Inner light" and features a quote from that episode by Jean-Luc Picard underneath the title.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time 
The eight level of  (the ninth in the  platform version) is titled: Starbase: Where No Turtle Has Gone Before. The level is set in the future (the year 2100) and features enemies using transporters.

Total War: Warhammer II
Several of the random lord names are those of Star Trek characters: Vorta names for high elves, Romulan names for dark elves, and Jem'Hadar names for Lizardmen. Lizardmen lords also have skills called "Obedience Brings Victory" and "Honored Elder", again referencing the Jem'Hadar.

Unreal games 
In Unreal 2: The Awakening, Aida is stated to be a master of three-dimensional chess. A board identical to those seen in Star Trek is present in her quarters.

World of Warcraft 
The various teleporter operators in WoW are named after Star Trek engineers: "Scooty" (Scotty), "Jhordy Lapforge" (Geordi La Forge), and "Smiles O'Byron" (Miles O'Brien, or possibly his mirror counterpart "")

Other parodies and references 

 The first Trekkie Monster was designed to parody Cookie Monster for Avenue Q, given pointy ears, black hair, green fur, and a blue Star Trek shirt. The puppet was later redesigned to avoid copyright issues with Paramount, also as a resort for the Muppety appearance, diminishing the Star Trek fandom.
 In 2003, Takayuki Hoshino and Shinji Matsui of the Himeji Institute of Technology created a one-billionth scale 8.8-micrometer-long USS Enterprise replica, utilizing a 30 kV Ga+ focused-ion-beam CVD using phenanthrene gas. Titled Nano Trek, it was imaged with a ion microscope. 
 Stand up comics have also been known to reference Star Trek as part of their acts.  has pointed out how his microphone makes him look like a Klingon motivational speaker, and  has a routine of how the crew of the Enterprise could defeat enemies with different phaser settings. Two such examples are the "depression", and "I've left the oven on" settings.
 At the  on 30 October 2010,  used the imaginary threat of "corbomite" in bottled water to illustrate how media figures (personified by ) create and magnify fears in the public. "You just got scared by something that is not real," Stewart said. After explaining the reference to , Stewart and Colbert briefly discussed Uhura's incongruous uniform in that episode.  
 In 2013, the American  became embroiled in a scandal when it transpired that they had produced a Star Trek-themed instructional video, considered to be an example of wasteful spending. The video showed a mission of the Enterprise-Y to the planet Notax, which threatened to descend into chaos due to noncompliance with the tax code. It also featured a Spock parody. US$60,000 was reported to have been spent on this video and another one based on , although the latter video did not get nearly as much media attention. Perhaps even more disturbing than the spending ethics, the video showed the characters wearing TNG-era uniforms while being set on a  bridge. 

 In ,  nanophysicists created Star Trek logos and USS Enterprise and Vulcan salute images created from the manipulation of individual atoms. Imaged at a nanometer-long scale, atoms were supercooled to -268C and magnified 100 million times using a scanning tunneling microscope. These images were later used for the Star Trek Into Darkness mobile app. 
 A Canadian cultural phenomenon had fans turning the face of  on the  into Spock. This practice was widely reported to have seen an uptick after the death of Leonard Nimoy in , and was referred to as "Spocking".
 In the  community, the act of installing a client on someone else's computer is sometimes referred to as "borging" (similar to how the Borg assimilates other species' technology for the collective's benefit).
 The Los Angeles street artist Mr. Brainwash made several Star Trek-related artworks, including one in which he put 's hair on Spock (part of a series where he put the hair on a number of famous people).
 A baseball pitch known as the () is one in which the fingers are split like the "live long and prosper" sign.
 During the Canadian federal election campaign in 2015, someone parodied Liberal party candidates' intense campaign posters by putting a picture of a bug-eyed Gowron on a spoof poster, ostensibly running in the riding of "Qo'noS-Praxis-Verdun". 
 In 2015, angry neighbors compared Mohamed Hadid's ostentatious hillside mansion to the starship Enterprise, saying it looked as though the ship had landed there. 
 In 2016, Rihanna launched a line of sunglasses, in collaboration with French fashion label  that were inspired by Geordi La Forge's VISOR. 
 In 2016, a  city councilor said that their city was more likely to get a Star Trek transporter than a high-speed rail line. 
 In 2016, the National Labor Relations Board used Spock and the plot of  to clarify a point about labor law.

Heaven's Gate
The  religious group, founded in the early '70s and mostly remembered for their tragic mass suicide in 1997, were widely reported to be influenced by Star Trek, and even sensationalized as a Star Trek religion. The group was steeped in general science fiction themes, notably Star Trek, (although shows like The X-Files and Stargate were also associated with them). Notably, they characterized themselves as an "away team" working on Earth. In a 1993 advertisement in USA Today, they likewise described Jesus Christ as the captain in an away team from the Kingdom of God on Earth. In this statement, they also indicated a belief that they were going to depart to the true Kingdom of God on the true Enterprise. The wide-ranging belief statement furthermore talked about their moral prime directive.  The allusions to Star Trek in this advertisement were later confirmed to be intentional.  The group's website also confirmed their terminology regarding a captain and admiral to be inspired by Star Trek. 

Another manifest, "E.T. Speaks: UFO's / Space aliens / Reboot civilization" which was posted to a number of Usenet groups, was sometimes rebranded "The Real Q - An E.T. Speaks out" for Usenet communities with a sci-fi fan audience.

Building on the away team theme, their life routine, in which they were given "assignments" and wore spandex uniform-like light clothing, was further compared to Star Trek in the press. They were also known to recruit at Star Trek conventions. 

The member known as Jwnody ended her exit video preceding the mass suicide by saying "thirty-nine to beam up".

Among the members of the cult, and deaths in the 1997 mass suicide, was Nichelle Nichols's brother Thomas Nichols.

"I'm a doctor, not a..."
Dr. Leonard McCoy's signature phrase "I'm a doctor, not a..." occurs in several parodies and homages to Star Trek:
 Dr. McCoy (as played by Dan Aykroyd): "I'm a doctor, not a tailor, dammit." ("The Last Voyage of the Enterprise")
 Dr. McCoy (as played by Phil Hartman in response to William Shatner (as Kirk) stating someone needs medical attention): "Dammit Jim, I'm a doctor, not a - oh, sure!" ("Star Trek V: The Restaurant Enterprise")
 Doctor Cottle: "I'm a doctor, not a Viper pilot!" ()
 Tolin Dorden: "I'm a medic, not a soldier!" ()
 DeForest Kelley: "I'm not a doctor, I'm a convicted murderer." ()
 DeForest Kelley: "How should I know? I'm an actor, not a doctor." (a commercial for )
 Star Trek t-shirt: "Dammit Jim, I'm not a doctor, I just play one on TV" 
 Dr. Helena Russell: "I'm a doctor, John, not a miracle worker!" ()
 : "I'm a doctor, not a forklift." ()
 : "Dammit master, I am an assassin droid, not a dictionary!" ()
 Todo 360: "I am a techno-service droid, not a butler droid!" ()
 Ace Ventura: "For God sake, Jim, I'm a doctor, not a pool man." ()
 Malaka: "Dammit man, I'm a doctor, not an English teacher!" (Dragonball Abridged; episode 12)
 Dr. : "I'm a medical doctor, not a bloody fighter pilot!" ()
 Dr. Doppler: "Dang it, Jim, I'm an astronomer, not a doctor! I mean, I am a doctor, but I'm not that kind of doctor." ()
  (to William Shatner): "Dammit, Jim, I'm a black boy from Philly, not a doctor!" ()
 Zoolander's father: "Dammit, Derek, I'm a coal miner, not a professional film or television actor." ()
 McCoy: "Forget it. I'm a doctor, not a patsy." ()
 William Shatner: "Dammit, I'm a doctor, not a... oh!" (Saturday Night Live)
 Leotard Buns McCorduroy: "Dammit Gym, I'm a doctor not a... on my way sir!"  currently available at 
 : "Sker', I'm a wizard, not an engineer!" ()
 On the TV series , Principal Brandywine uses lines that follow the pattern of, "This is school [or name of a school-related object or place], not a/an/the [event, time, place or object unrelated to school]!", or "You're a middle school student, not [a famous person who does what the student is doing]!", or "I'm a middle school principal, not a doctor [or other jobs outside school]!"
 An elderly man, when inquired about potions: "Dammit Jim, I'm a doctor, not a miracle worker. Ask someone else!" ()
 Marvin (the manic depressive robot in the motion picture of Douglas Adams' ) after being told to "freeze", states: "I'm a robot, not a refrigerator."
 In the animated TV series  episode 7, "Storm", a mutant with weather altering powers, says "I'm a weather witch, not a snowplough!"
 Stranded with four others on a deserted planet in "a Donner party situation," McCoy says, "Dammit, Jim, I'm a doctor, not a–" then is interrupted by the others saying "–a cannibal, yes, we know, we know." McCoy then lowers his head and asks himself, "Am I really that predictable?" ()
 At one point in the Nintendo Wii video game , surgeon Valerie Blaylock says "We're doctors, not diplomats!"
 In , when asked about the mysterious black substance shown him, Peter Parker's science professor remarks, "What do you want me to do? I'm a physicist, not a biologist."
 On the television series  episode 11 Dr. Jacob Hood, trapped with his handler in a freezer remarks, "I'm a scientist not , shoot the door".
 Dr. McCoy (voiced by Frank Welker): "Darn it Yakko, I'm a doctor not a magician." ()
 Robot running soda fountain: "I am a robot, not a miracle worker." ()
 Miss Tutweiller: "I am an educator, not a warden!" ()
 Dr. Valsh, in response to Phil Wenneck's request for directions: "I'm a doctor, not a tour guide." ()
 Fred: "I'm not a resistance fighter, I'm a doctor." ()
 Taran: "I'm a warrior, not a pig keeper." ()
 Tailor "I'm a clothier, not a doctor." ()
 Jean Valjean: "This is a factory, not a circus!"" ()
 Doctor Preston: "I'm a doctor, not a dealer." ()
 Ambassador Dennis Crocker: "Damn it, I'm an ambassador, not a doctor!" ()
 In a sketch depicting every episode of Star Trek, by comedy group the Frantics, McCoy says, "I'm a doctor, not a physician."
 In the "Do No Harm" episode of Lost, during a flashback, Jack Shephard confides in his father before his wedding that he is having difficulty writing his vows, to which Christian Shephard responds with "you're a doctor, not a writer." This is a reference to the famous catch phrase of Doctor McCoy.
 Gordon Freeman: "I'm a doctor, not a... normal doctor!" ()
 Beerus: "I'm a Destroyer God, not a babysitter!" ()
 Centorea Shianus: "I'm a knight, not a packhorse." ()

See also 
 Star Trek tributes

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