Stunt men beating the crap out of one another.
Typical of the time period. In a Western TV show, you know you’re at the end of the show when the fist fight/gun fight breaks out.
There’s also the matter of “are you actually capable of killing your friend, whether you’re willing or not?” :rolleyes:
And so began the tradition of Kirk’s ripped shirts. 
In this episode you don’t really get the full depth of the tradgey of Kirk killing his best friend. The novel fleshes that out.
Such a well-placed rip at that. A little chest. A little arm. A lotta swoon.
Well, sign me up for some absolute power! I’ll take those odds.
Wouldn’t and couldn’t. And my best friend is said “Live Long and Prosper” as the his Best Man toast at my wedding.
Wow! Now you’ve got me assessing my friends and sizing them up all Fight Club style.
I knew I liked you.
And look 3 more until OG.
Certainly not the last gods he’ll kill.
James T. Kirk, godslayer 
Very awesome. What a ThotFullFriend.
And in the book, Kirk at the debriefing with Starfleet Command demands that they turn off the official recorder when he tells them what really happened to Mitchell and Dr. Dehner. He insists that the official record simply say they died in the line of duty.
And I, of course was the best man at his wedding too. Ah… well, weddings plural actually, but the 2nd one was the charm.
Hey! Losing the OGinity to Trek. How about that!
One more. One more. One Moore!! (<–Freudian slip). Do it!!!
No better way.
Well y’all I need some sleep. Nite. Great frakkin with ya.
Refresh my memory: which one of the rules of Fight Club deals with an opponent that moves objects with his mind and alters reality on a whim? :rolleyes:
A little bit further… and … it’s done!
Nite Talos. It was fun frakin on Talos with ya.
night talos!