Originally published at: He's dead, Jim. He's dead, Jim. He's dead, Jim. He's dead, Jim. etc. | Boing Boing
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that can’t possibly be the first time a super-cut of “He’s Dead Jim” has been made…
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Honestly, these ‘supercuts’ would be so much better if they cut out all the context, and tightly edited strictly to the words “He’s dead, Jim” or “I’m a doctor not a [bricklayer]”.
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Came for this, and now I can get back to work well pleased with fond memories of Doctor Demento.
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Huh. That’s an animated gif on my phone. 
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I had that on a Dr. Demento album back in the day! Good times, man!
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I love that one but sort of prefer the other Star Trek parody the good Doctor used to play:
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The NY Post when DeForest Kelley died:
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Perhaps this s more to your taste? (Mine too.)
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Ah! It cut off at my favorite joke with the malfunctioning elevator!
CAPT. JERK: Elevator, transporter room.
ELEVATOR: I’m fine, how are you?
CAPT. JERK: No, elevator- transporter room.
ELEVATOR: I’m fine, how are you?
CAPT. JERK: ELEVATOR, I SAID TRANSPORTER ROOM!
ELEVATOR: I’m fine, how are you?
CAPT JERK: Oh, forget it!
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I’m surprised there are not more Red Shirts involved.
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According to Memory Alpha, "DeForest Kelley refused to say the line after Spock’s sacrifice in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. He felt that it would make the audience laugh, which was inappropriate for such a serious scene.
If that’s true then he has more awareness than the director, the entire crew, and the writers. He’s completely right.
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Oh! Yes!
I found the complete version!
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