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| + | The '''singalong''' was Human ritual around a [[campfire]], after one consumes [[marshmallow]]s. |
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| − | The '''singalong''' is a ritual of humans around a campfire, supposedly after one consumes [[marshmallow]]s. In [[2287]], [[James T. Kirk]], [[Leonard McCoy]], and [[Spock]] are on shore leave. After reviewing the ship's computer database, Spock brings out a marshmallow, referring to it as a "marshmelon", and then informs the others that upon its consumption, one is required to participate in a singalong. Kirk and McCoy choose to sing "[[Row, Row, Row Your Boat]]". After teaching Spock the lyrics, they implore him to join in, but he refrains, saying he was contemplating the meaning of the words. They tell him that that's not what he is supposed to do. ({{film|5}}) |
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| + | In [[2287]], [[Spock]], on [[shore leave]] [[camping]] in [[Yosemite National Park]] with [[James T. Kirk]] and [[Leonard McCoy]], informed the others upon producing a "marshmelon" [[marshmallow dispenser|dispenser]] that they were required to participate in a singalong after consuming the treats, according to the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A|-A}}'s computer database. Kirk and McCoy chose to sing "[[Row, Row, Row Your Boat]]", but Spock didn't join in, saying he was contemplating the meaning of the words. ({{film|5}}) |
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Revision as of 12:57, 9 August 2011
The singalong was Human ritual around a campfire, after one consumes marshmallows.
In 2287, Spock, on shore leave camping in Yosemite National Park with James T. Kirk and Leonard McCoy, informed the others upon producing a "marshmelon" dispenser that they were required to participate in a singalong after consuming the treats, according to the USS Enterprise-A's computer database. Kirk and McCoy chose to sing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat", but Spock didn't join in, saying he was contemplating the meaning of the words. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)