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Rarely does a scene pass without a genuinely great, comedic line ('You are not seeing us at our best,' 'That much is certain'). McCoy giving a dialysis patient a tablet that instantly regrows her kidney, Scotty and McCoy creating a self-repeating temporal paradox by giving the inventor of transparent aluminum the formula, Chekov getting into hot water for asking about 'nuclear wessels' and Spock mind-melding with a whale.

Once the crew find their feet, the film becomes even more entertaining, with Dr.

But this is all (well-handled) setup to the central gag of getting our characters to 20th Century Earth and seeing them try to cope in a 'paranoid, primitive culture.' The culture clash gags are amusing - even moreso now that we are so far removed from 1986 San Francisco that it appears to be a historical time period itself - with the crew struggling with concepts like money and public transport. The film does feel a bit over-familiar in some aspects: the opening with an alien object of tremendous power approaching Earth is pretty much a replica of Star Trek: The Motion Picture(fortunately this probe only knocks ships out rather than scanning them to death), and the ships in the film are all suspiciously the same as the four extant Starfleet ship models (the Constitution, Miranda, Excelsior and Oberth classes, by this point).

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