60 Star Trek Bloopers: 2nd Season | Star Trek: TOS

Get ready for a deep dive into Star Trek’s second season blooper reel! From on-set mishaps to hilarious line flubs, this exclusive breakdown explores every outtake from the second season—presented in airdate order. See rare deleted moments from classic episodes! Watch William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, and DeForest Kelley all come face to face with the ship’s doors! And we discover a surprising detail regarding Ted Cassidy’s final Star Trek appearance! Enjoy the video, and LLAP!!!

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0:00 | Introduction
0:45 | "Who Mourns For Adonais"
1:33 | "The Changeling"
2:53 | "Mirror, Mirror"
3:53 | "The Doomsday Machine"
5:02 | "Catspaw"
7:05 | "I. Mudd"
8:05 | "Journey To Babel"
8:19 | "Friday’s Child"
8:43 | "The Deadly Years"
9:49 | "Wolf in the Fold"
10:28 | "The Trouble With Tribbles"
11:11 | "The Gamesters of Triskelion"
11:34 | "A Piece of the Action"
11:50 | "The Immunity Syndrome"
13:04 | "A Private Little War"
18:04 | "Patterns Of Force"
18:35 | "Bread and Circuses"

Special thanks to Nicki Ojeda for lending her voice talent to the ad bumpers used in this video.

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[thecaptain]

The long-awaited sequel to your first blooper reel video! This is an epic nostalgia trek for sure. Your voiceover adds quite a bit to the humor as well.

Love the missing scene from “Mirror, Mirror” and the tribble/Allstate in-joke.

Thank you so much for making this vieo and for keeping the spirit of Star Trek alive and well!

LLAP!!!!

[MatthewCaunsfield]

Bloopers on their own are OK, but editing them into the original episodes really makes them pop!
The MirrorMirror clip is interesting - the director really wanted to make use of the that side corridor next to Kirk's cabin, even though it couldn't really go anywhere! 😂

[devcybiko]

I've seen these bloopers dozens of times over the years. But this is the first time I've seen them in context. Well done!

[paulforder]

Loved the "choo-choo train" outtake from "Mirror, Mirror", and Ed Reimers catching a Tribble tossed to him from off-camera. These bloopers are gold! 🚀😂

[ajmittendorf]

The ONLY Star Trek blooper I've ever watched is the scene from "Bread and Circuses" when the guards enter and fall. I really never thought much of them, but I REALLY quite enjoyed them here. Your commentary adds a lot to the enjoyment. Thank you!

[ClausB]

The Blooper Reel was a highlight of my first Trek convention in 1974. And Harlan Ellison was the special guest!

[SmartacusPanticus]

Seeing the bloopers next to the final aired scenes is pure gold! The bloopers have always been a hilarious and fascinating peek behind the scenes, but you, sir, have made them even more enjoyable to watch! 🖖😂

[vidiotgod]

Not only are your Bloopers Great transfers-and there are!
Your comparisons & detective work of matching them up with their episodes is Awesome!
A fantastic

[ScottHotWheels]

Its great to see how these scenes made it to the original series.

[fredhamilton]

I see several comments complaining about the poor quality of the bloopers — and they are pretty lousy — but the versions you show here are the best looking and best sounding I’ve ever seen! Did you have a great source or did you do some audio and video cleanup (or both)? Great job putting them into context as well. Wonderful to watch!

[superbetahifi]

Your insights, commentary, knowledge, and humility (in posted comments) are truly remarkable! As is the production value of your videos. Truly professional. I've been a fan for over 50 years, yet I've learned something from each video so far. Thank you for your tremendous efforts!

[kurtb]

It might have been mentioned before, but the reason Palmer is covering her ears is there was supposed to be a loud noise when the ship was being pulled in, but they decided not to include it after the shot was filmed.

[Toothnut_Hamsterfolder]

A very enjoyable watch! I appreciate all the effort you've put in - thank you.
May you be blessed by algorithmic positivity! 🎉❤

[goodrich]

These are fantastic to watch! Mirror Mirror is my favorite! 🖖

[kali]

13:24 "I see you managed to get your shirt off!"

🤣🤣

[spockgirltrekkie]

"And seeing Spock smile is always a treasure." Damn straight🥹🥹

[jamessweet]

In the unused take from BREAD AND CIRCUSES, the guard said: "If they refuse to move out on cue, screw them". According to the script, he was actually supposed to say "skewer" instead of "screw". Either way, it never aired.

[dougbrowne]

In "The Doomsday Machine", Lt. Palmer is reacting as the script was written. You will also notice Sulu react a bit sooner in the scene, because of the script. In the script, there is a sound created by the DM's tractor beam that becomes deafening that is not included in the actual episode.

[MichelleUS]

Great job at identifying “Mackenna’s Gold” as what Ted Cassidy is costumed for. The popular myth is that he was dressed as Injun Joe from “The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”, but that is wrong. (Ted Cassidy only appears as live action in the TV series’ opening credits. As Injun Joe he has short hair, a huge scar on his face, and he’s wearing a bandana around his neck.)

[craigbrowning]

@11:11 lThis use of the Mission Impossible theme is one of the more memorable things from the blooper reel.