Standard issue for cadets at Starfleet academy, the Klingon language suite is an integral part of any officer’s electronic reference library and has even been adopted by the Klingon fleet for use by officers interacting with Federation forces.
Detroit policeman Alex J. Murphy (Peter Weller) is killed in the line of duty and and his body is used to create a half-human, half-robot cyborg called RoboCop.
The Andromeda Strain movie (1971) is based on the 1969 novel by Michael Crichton.
Dr. Jeremy Stone (Arthur Hill), Dr. Charles Dutton (David Wayne), Dr. Mark Hall (James Olson) and Dr. Ruth Leavitt (Kate Reid) investigate a deadly disease caused by an alien organism. They must discover why an infant and an alcoholic man are unaffected before the disease threatens all life on Earth.
The Andromeda strain virus causes death by coagulating the blood and it has the ability to mutate.
Aliens in human form come to Earth in an attempt to recover underwater cocoons. These cocoons of extraterrestrial origin end up rejuvenating old people going for a swim.
He has great skill as a surgeon but I find him most illogical and insulting.
I was pregnant and he slapped me in the face before examining me.
While on shore leave he pretended not to peek while I changed in the bushes.
Lyrics of tribute song by S.P.O.C.K.
Senior ship’s surgeon since ‘66
Multitalented, knows all the tricks
Been almost everywhere in the galaxy
Traveled time and changed history
Has a running feud with a green-blooded man
Takes every opportunity to argue if he can
He’s one of a kind, says what’s on his mind
You might think he’s complaining when you here him saying
He’s a doctor – not an escalator
He’s a doctor – not a bricklayer
He’s a doctor – not a shuttle-conductor
And everybody knows him as Dr McCoy
He’s a doctor – not an engineer
He’s a doctor – and not a magician
He’s a doctor – not a psychiatrist
And you know that I’m talking about Dr McCoy
Doesn’t like transporters at all
Prefers a shuttle if possible
Suffered once from Xenopolycytemia
Married twice, has a daughter, Joanna
Charged with murder of Klingon Chancellor
Managed to escape with a fellow officer
Doesn’t make house calls, had a katra in his head
Cures a rainy day and wakes up the dead
He’s a doctor – not an escalator…
See the new Doctor McCoy in this trailer for the Star Trek 2009 movie; I’m Leonard McCoy.
Super slow motion would be relied on heavily in the stylization of the action scenes in “The Matrix,” but certain moments in the script called for something special. These scenes required dynamic camera movement around slow-motion events that approached 12,000 frames per second. The Wachowskis called it “bullet-time photography.”
In The Matrix, hero Neo wins his battles when time slows in the simulated world. In the real world, accident victims often report a similar slowing as they slide unavoidably into disaster. But can humans really experience events in slow motion?
The long range goal of our lab is to understand how the brain constructs perception, how different brains do so differently, and how this matters for society. Our three main prongs involve time perception, synesthesia, and neurolaw.
Dr. Zira (Kim Hunter) is a sentient chimpanzee in Planet of the Apes (1968), where humans are the animals. She is an animal psychologist and veterinarian. She formulated the theory of the evolution of apes from man.
Doctor Cottle: You are obviously an intelligent, well-educated young woman. Would you mind explaining to me why you waited five years in-between breast exams? President Laura Roslin: Yes, I would mind. It’s none of your business. I was busy. Doctor Cottle: And now here you are. [lighting a cigarette] President Laura Roslin: Yes, here we are…would you mind? [indicating displeasure at his smoking] Doctor Cottle: I do, actually. [continuing to smoke]
“You’ve done much more than that. You’ve taken a patient who should’ve died years ago, and you’ve given her a chance. Despite cancer and the Cylons, and her own obstinate nature…You have my heartfelt gratitude and my thanks.”
Dr. Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) is an FBI agent in The X-Files. In The X-Files: I Want to Believe (2008), she is a staff physician at a Catholic hospital. Is she a pediatric surgeon too?
The first Canadian to live in outer space will be a physician… on bisphosphonates. This month, Dr. Robert Thirsk will begin a six-month stay on the International Space Station when he takes off on board a Russian Soyuz spacecraft on May 27.
I became very interested in science by watching Star Trek as a child and Dr. McCoy was a role model for me.
The TV show influenced a whole generation that went on to become scientists and doctors.
Dr. McCoy’s character would often get into heated arguments with the logical and dispassionate Mr. Spock.
McCoy often was a very [...]more →
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