Similar to Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy (Deformity Kelly), Scotti was often shown with a glass in his hand through Star Trek. Not that this prevented any of them from performing their duties, but they both clearly taste for alcohol.

In the episode of the season 2 "Tribib's Problem", Scototti sits with Chekov (Walter Koenig) in the bar at the Deep Space Station K7. Chekov, proud Russian, drinks vodka. Scorches humiliates Chekov's drink as "milk" and "soda pop", favoring Scotch as a "man drink". Scotty does not need a drink to start a bar in combat some clingons, though; All he needs is to hear them who offend the company.

Later in Season 2, in the episode "With any other name", aliens called Celvans the kidnapping of the company. The Celt, who greeted the Andromeda Galaxy, took human form to communicate with the humanitarian team of the company. However, they are also unused on the sensory experiences to be human: emotions, tastes, pleasure, etc. The company's crew manages to beat Celvans by exploiting their inexperience in reinforcement in their basic impulses.

Noticing that Celwar Tomar (Robert Fortier) likes human food, Scotty offers Tomar something to wash his meal. The episode is then constantly cut back and back to Scotti and Tomar together throughout the Scotty Alcohol Cabinet together. Tomar's Kelwan constitution eventually gives Scotchi a valuable possession: a 200-year-old Scotch bottle.

For the time being, do not think you are seeing such a scene in "Strange New Worlds". Note, however, that Scotty said he barely drinks, not that he Never Drinks. Is there a backstew here? Was Scototti drink and he had a bad experience? Do "strange new worlds" explain how Scotty Whether Become enough for a beverage that keeps the whole cabinet in its quarters? The striker for "Strange New Worlds" Season 3 Whether Show a scene from the future episode where Scotty is singing with Jimim Kirk (Paul Wesley) about what kind of good team they are.

Or, is this just an internal joke for Trekis to show them that this scotony is not the one they know? Hard drinking is The Scottish stereotype, the one who undoubtedly informed the classic characterization of Scotty as an alcoholic with a high function. (Dohan, Whose father was an alcoholichad first -hand experience with the disease.) Quinn told the BBC That the writers "Strange New Worlds" want more "authentic" Scottish screening of Scotti, and maybe some of it relies less on stereotypes?

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