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*"He/Scotty's dead" (Kirk about Scotty in {{TOS|I, Mudd}})
 
*"He/Scotty's dead" (Kirk about Scotty in {{TOS|I, Mudd}})
 
*"This [[tribble]] is dead" ([[Spock]] in {{TOS|The Trouble with Tribbles}})
 
*"This [[tribble]] is dead" ([[Spock]] in {{TOS|The Trouble with Tribbles}})
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*"He's dead, Captain" (about [[Starnes]] in {{TOS|And the Children Shall Lead}})
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*"He's dead" (about Kirk/[[Sargon]] in {{TOS|Return to Tomorrow}})
 
*"The captain is dead" (about Kirk in {{TOS|The Enterprise Incident}})
 
*"The captain is dead" (about Kirk in {{TOS|The Enterprise Incident}})
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*"He's dead" (about [[Unnamed_Fabrini#Old_Man|Old Man]] in {{TOS|For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky}})
 
*"He's dead, Jim" (about [[Larry Marvick]] in {{TOS|Is There in Truth No Beauty?}})
 
*"He's dead, Jim" (about [[Larry Marvick]] in {{TOS|Is There in Truth No Beauty?}})
 
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Template:Realworld He's dead, Jim is a famous catch phrase and snowclone used in Star Trek. It is mostly used by Dr. Leonard McCoy in Star Trek: The Original Series, typically after using his medical tricorder and reports it to James Kirk. Instances are whenever one of the Enterprise crew, such as a redshirt, or another character dies.

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