Posted on 02/27/2015 11:00:47 AM PST by TBP
Actor Leonard Nimoy, best known for playing Spock in the Star Trek TV series, passed away Friday at his Los Angeles home. He was 83....
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Not "seems to have".
Replace that with "has".
I remember it and loved that show. I believe it came on every Sunday around 7 pm here in the Bay Area - I think lol.
I remember running some of those printouts myself back in the early 80s at Georgia Tech on the CDC Cyber computers, when I was a young computer scientist.
The one you have displayed is part of a larger "photo" of Spock holding up a model of the USS Enterprise...
You would think somebody would be running a Star Trek marathon right about now.
I just checked the schedule and ME-TV has changed the episode for tomorrow night to “Amok Time”, I am sure because of Nimoy’s death.
Yep, that's the one. Couldn't find an ascii example of the full image. One of the other promo pics that I recall seeing printed by the VAX was the one with Spock and Kirk standing together, with Kirk holding the phaser rifle.
I found out about this at work and as a person who watched a heck of a lot of star trek TV shows and all the movies the only thing I have to say is “Live long and Prosper”.
I wonder if they will bury him a that giant sunglasses case?
Zakar...Remember....The death scene of Captain Spock (Leonard Nimoy), who had just sacrificed his life (after being exposed to radiation) to save the doomed U.S.S. Enterprise from a deadly explosion; before Spock went to his death, he transferred his katra — his memories and experience — to Dr. Leonard “Bones” McCoy (DeForest Kelley) with the word “Remember”....
Tomorrow’s Torah reading is Zachor (Remember)...Deuteronomy 25:1719
Remember what Amalek did to you on the road, on your way out of Egypt . .
Star Trek seasons 1-3 are on Amazon Prime and Netflix for those of us who don’t get ME-TV :(
You would think.
Hopefully he has been Beamed up to a better place. R.I.P. MR Spock,
Many years ago I had a kid named Nimoy in my class. I didn’t learn until later that he was Leonard Nimoy’s son. The kid had normal ears (the pointy ears must be a recessive trait).
That must have been cool.
I remember it well. So what if it was “silly”...it was the Seventies, a silly time in its own right. And some of the material really was good.
Besides, that theme music by Rinder and Lewis was great by itself.
“Even I half Vulcan could hear the death screams of 400 Vulcans”
RIP Leonard. Thanks for the memories.
Well, as I said, at the time I didn’t know he was Leonard Nimoy’s son. This was more than 30 years ago so my memory isn’t very clear but I think he was a smart kid and a good student. Probably was happy not to have yet another person asking him questions about his celebrity dad.
Well, as I said, at the time I didn’t know he was Leonard Nimoy’s son. This was more than 30 years ago so my memory isn’t very clear but I think he was a smart kid and a good student. Probably was happy not to have yet another person asking him questions about his celebrity dad.
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