(1952) James Doohan appeared in the episode "Plague From Space," which originally aired on 4/25/52.

(1964) James Doohan played Police Lt. Branch in the episode "Expanding Human," which originally aired on 10/10/64.

(1964) James Doohan played Lawrence Tobin in the episode "Hail To The Chief," which originally aired on 12/28/64.

(1965) The episode "A Strange Little Visitor" originally aired on 12/2/65. Samantha and Darrin agree to baby-sit a young warlock boy named Merle Brocken. James Doohan plays his father, Walter Brocken.

(1971) Rock Hudson stars as Michael 'Tiger' McDrew, a high school athletic coach who has flings with several students, and has to kill some of the girls to keep them quiet. James Doohan plays a supporting character named Follo.

(1978) This was originally broadcast as a 15-minute live action segment on CBS's "Tarzan and the Super 7" show during the 1978 season. James Doohan played Commander Canarvin. James Doohan did not appear on the show when it became a separate, half-hour Saturday morning show in 1979.

(1982) In this movie, Admiral Kirk and his crew do battle with the genetically engineered Khan (Ricardo Montalban), who is still seeking revenge for having been imprisoned on a desolated planet. Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy) dies at the end of this movie! James Doohan as Scotty: "The energizer's bypassed like a Christmas tree, so don't give me too many bumps.

(1986) In order to save the Earth from a destructive alien probe, Admiral Kirk and his crew return to Earth and go back in time to 1986. They must retrieve the only creatures who can communicate with the alien probe; namely, humpback whales. James Doohan as Scotty: "Damage control is easy. Reading Klingon, that's hard.

(1989) In this movie, Captain James Kirk and Mr. Spock must deal with Spock's half brother, who hijacks the Starship Enterprise in his obsessive search for God. James Doohan as Scotty: "Don't you worry, Captain. We'll beat those Klingon devils, even if I have to get out and push.

(1991) In this movie, Captain Kirk is on a diplomatic mission to negotiate peace with the Klingon Chancellor Gorkon (David Warner). When Gorkon and several officers are ruthlessly murdered, blame is placed on Kirk. James Doohan as Scotty: "Inform Starfleet Command of what? A new weapon that's invisible? They'll say we're so desperate to exonerate the captain that we'll say anything.

(1992) The episode "Relics" originally aired on 10/10/92. The Enterprise stumbles upon a Dyson's Sphere, with a ship crashed on the outer surface. When an away team finds some of the systems still powered up, they find engineer Montgomery Scott (James Doohan) locked in the transporter cycle.

(1992) In this movie, muscle-bound twins (the Barbarian Brothers) try to smash a jewel smuggling ring. James Doohan plays a supporting character named O'Brien.

(1996) James Doohan, collaborating with veteran sci-fi writer S.M. Stirling, writes about a future in which the interplanetary Commonwealth is beset by Mollies, an offshoot group of religious fanatics, and their alien-anthropod allies, the Fibians.

(1998) In this movie, a small lakeside resort community is beset by gigantic, killer cockroaches. Sheriff Carlson (James Doohan) may or may not be using them as part of his land-grab scheme.

(1999) In this movie, Hubert, the faithful canine companion to the late Duke Of Dingwall, inherits the Duke's estate, and the official title of Duke. Hubert is cared for by Clive Chives (James Doohan), and his niece Charlotte Chives (Courtnee Draper).

(2002) In this novel, the Starfleet Corps of Engineers is overseen by Montgomery Scott, from his office at Starfleet Headquarters.

(2005) James Doohan narrates this documentary about Cold Fusion, a controversial process by which abundant energy can be generated from simple materials.