Star Trek - Shatner and Nimoy " 1966 Interviews"

Here is a rare interview with William Shtaner and Leonard Nimoy at the very early stages of the original Star Trek TV show from 1966..

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Entertainment

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• Star Trek
• William Shatner
• Leonard Nimoy
• Science Fiction

[mithol]

Leonard Nimoy is so cute when he smiles.

[SpockBoy]

both are extremely intelligent, well spoken men.

[CatspitProductions]

Shat pulled out a killer analogy for his newly acquired position as the Captain of the Enterprise... Come get some Catspit~! ☠

[vmurt]

Wow - thanks for posting this!! Gosh Shatner was gorgeous back in the day!

[55kudu]

@ctwomey Observant nerds!

[ctwomey]

@55kudu I found myself thinking the same thing!  Are we a couple of nerds, or what? ;)

[Wretchedable]

anyone else notice that Jim Kirk/shatner speaks just like Obama? ;)

[usaeagle1776]

pretty awesome.

[UncleMikeNJ]

@ErusaGakuto It was a joke. Many times throughout TV and film history, a person (Jewish or otherwise) will look at a Jewish person and say, "Funny, he/she doesn't LOOK Jewish." This was parodied in Mel Brooks' "Spaceballs," where Daphne Zuniga played a princess of a planet called Druidia, and Bill Pullman called her "a Druish princess," and John Candy said, "Funny, she doesn't look Druish!" Being Jewish himself, Mel Brooks works a LOT of Jewish or quasi-Jewish humor into his films.

[chibiariel]

@wrlord - How are my examples wrong? I'm not saying 'different than' is technically correct, I'm just saying that's how it's used sometimes.

[wrlord]

@chibiariel One is right. The other is wrong. Your examples are wrong.