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spock did not use the Vulcan death grip on McCoy, he used it on Kirk in the enterprise incident.

Definitely know what it’s like to just be with the cat at the end 🫤

Same here I cried my eyes out when nimoy passed away he was the real soul of what Star Trek is and will always be in my heart.

and Vladimir Putin as the judge

Sadly, the first three movies seem more like repeats than having something new to say. Star Trek: The Motion Picture was a repeat of the episode "The Changeling." Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan was not just a sequel to "Space Seed" but takes a lot from "Balance of Terror," "The Deadly Years," and "The Doomsday Machine," right down to the condition of the Enterprise: "Mr. Spock, ship status?" "Warp drive out, deflector shields down, transporter under repair; we are on emergency impulse power." "How long to repair warp drive?" "At least one solar day." Star Trek: The Search for Spock repeats stealing the Enterprise from "The Menagerie, Part 1" and uses the destruct sequence from "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield." Had they parked outside space dock, much of that drama wouldn't exist, making it seem fake.

My favorite episode was 'The Crackhead from Kahnaris Prime'. It was never aired because it was thought too controversial for not ready for prime time viewers at that time. It was unsettling to say the least. But it was the depth of the story: Captain Kirk, shaken by a recent away mission and put on leave is visited by a being who calls himself the candy man, who introduces a vulnerable Kirk to a series of drugs. When Kirk returns to command, Mr. Spock notices the captain displaying behavior not like the captain, and discovers that Kirk has been manipulated by 'MK' experiments under the watch of Section 50-30, a predecessor of Section 31. Spock exposes the nefarious scheme. And through a process of mind melds brings Kirk back back to his old self. This episode cemented the mold for Captain Kirk. He would boldly go- with his trusted First Officer-but he would boldly go it his way. And, as a footnote, Captain Archer's early experience with the Borg may have been the catalysts' for the more extreme covert Section initiatives of Starfleet.

That amazing hair of his.

Shouldn't watch that episode... Oh Data, how I envy you.

I loved watching Star Trek 🌟 and the movies to .....and I cried when all the cast of the star trek show died...

where is Will Smith?

This side of paradise is one of my favorite episodes and it's heartbreaking at the end that he says "For once in my life I was happy".

This is so sad. 😢😢😢

I didn't know Leonard Nimoy had died ,he was an excellent awesome actor ❤ 😢😮😢 he did a great job narrating different television documentary's world war documentaries to religion documentaries such as the classic people haven't heard of in a long time I used to watch in search of

Thank you for posting this wonderful documentary!

this situation for some reason reminds me of what happens between AIs and users in the replika application 🧐 🤔 It's something like: "what happens when you realize that your AI is only following programmed subroutines to tell you what you want to hear because it's programmed to do so" and you take the time to decide if you don't care about that and ignore it or If it bothers you and you feel that something is not right and you end it all because it is not real for you " (at least that's what I understood with this) but sometimes and happily in this case patience works beautiful wonders (the emotional chip) but Jenna decided not to have patience (Jenna would have married Data if she had been patient and had accepted with its virtues and defects that she could have found in Data?)

DR. SPOCK!!!!!

That was a good story, the robot show that he was more human than all of us.

I always loved listening to him narrate stuff. He made a mistake though, the Vulcan Death Grip; in the "Enterprise Incident," wasn't used on McCoy; it was Kirk it was used on. Which he meant to say. I had wanted to meet Nimoy . i feel sad i didn't get to.

He still got that Vulcan look.

That was a quick 41 minutes.

With all that computers can do now, why can’t we get crisp, clean video? Why is the picture quality so shitty?

34:47 Why was the "we" here so important anyone ?

Data's girlfriend looks kinda like Linda Hamilton. It's ironic to think of Sarah Conner dating an android.

Yes. We all cried when Jim Brown got killed in "The Dirty Dozen"...but I wailed when Spock died & when Kirk gave his eulogy...Dammit, Jim, I'm weeping like a baby right now!

13:50 I'm so surprised that Nimoy got the Vulcan death grip story wrong, and that the editors didn't catch such a glaring mistake.

This was the very first Star Trek documentary that I can remember seeing when I was a kid. Thank you for uploading it and Happy Star Trek Day. 🖖🏻🖖🏼🖖🏽🖖🏾🖖🏿

What a beautiful story from one of the epic characters of this journey. I do have to wonder though, if they joked around on set before the cameras got rolling. I remember hearing that Patrick Stewart thought this was childish at first. Then he soon got seduced by it and fell into the rollicking before camera cue antics. However I'm sure that's something that evolved with time, like any show, the early episodes must have been practiced, blocked, filmed, sealed then edited. like any other production. What brought that off-camera mirth on is something I'd love to know, but I suppose like many other theatrical 'traditions' it just grew out of love of the art and respect and fun with each other. Gotta admit some of the stuff was absurd, but so very much loved!

I think it'd be cool if STRANGE NEW WORLDS brings up Spock's relationship w/ "Jill Irelands," before they see each other on the planet that has pollen that makes u not care.

Now they have amazing Robots

The fascinating thing about this documentary is that Star Trek still hadn't reached it's zenith yet. That would arrive in 10 years later when TNG and DS9 were on the air.

Mortals? That is Bewitched. He should have said "organics"🤷🏼‍♂️🤓😎🖖🏻

Good Episode of O.L.

Biden is the sniffer WTF !

8:27 Lol - _"Some people think we're still making them"_ (this was 1983-ish), then he discusses his favorite episodes

Leonard Nimoy is so intelligent and articulate, creative and interesting, and a true gentleman (and badass). 🖖R.I.P. to an icon✨

Oh Data you have no idea how blessed you are to have that gift you have to delete. Take it from any flesh and blood straight human man in the West today (including and especially myself). As Picard once said to you “Data there are times that I envy you”. Me too. This Being THE best one.

I hope Leonard didn't go to hell. And jews usually do.

Oh come ON! The eyebrow thing...the way he would raise it. And the 800 lb gorilla in the room: "Fascinating." Spock was PERFECT. My daughter adopted the "fascinating" bit once. Made me so proud. Her abusive boyfriend was begging her to take him back, promising he'd never hit her again. She pulled out a toothpick, worked it on a back molar, made a tooth sucking noise - inspected the end of the toothpick and exclaimed "fascinating" in Spock's monotone delivery and then she said "I thought I would get more from you. Really. Grovelling at my feet at least. That's all you have? Doesn't your loss of power well up any more emotion than all that yadda yadda?"Then she flicked the used toothpick at him...raised a Spock eyebrow and said "I would offer my opinion of men, but that would be off-topic." Why did she channel this inner Spock!?? why does she even have one? unemotional? Funny, that.

At 8:05 there's a missing part--an episode that Nimoy says is "Star Trek at it's best". Why did you not include it? Anyway if people want to see it, it's here: ruclips.net/video/fqVZUe0iAsY/видео.html

I could literally spend all day listening him talking and never get bored. He will always be Star Trek's heart and soul.

The Vulcan hand symbol also represents the split Rock at Rephidim, which looks like a hand with the middle two fingers separated.

He is sorely missed.

I thought it was the United Starship ?

Leonard Nimoy was such a good man, and an excellent actor….if he had not been, nobody would have believed in his characterization as Spock. Some of the best interviews I saw with Nimoy were done for a National Yiddish language project, towards the end of his life. It was difficult as much as it was interesting and instructive, because of his difficulty breathing from emphysema after many decades of smoking. But his joy in sharing stories about his childhood, his parents and brother, and the neighborhood he grew up in, as well as the happy memories he had of being surrounded by Yiddish, was really moving. I’m glad he’s guaranteed a place of permanent remembrance.

Mortals catch on TOO WHAT? Here is the Ukraine crying over being attached by Russia and the world coming to help. Where was the world when the Ukrainian Air Force bombed and killed 38,00 Sri Lankan Tamil citizens in the dying days of the civil war between Hindu Tamils in the north and the Buddhist Singhalese Government. No one said "BOO" and Tamils are still being quietly victimized by the very same government and the world still does nothing. No, Man will never catch on.

As a young boy, I remember Spock scared me. I guess I thought he looked evil.

I see where the writers of "Bicentennial Man" got the look of their robot.

Just watched this episode from my DVD set. This is possibly the best episode in the whole of the two series 1963/64. Leonard Nimoy gives a terrific cool performance. The moving ending brings to mind the STAR TREK episode starring Joan Collins: City on the Edge of Forever.

In the end, I love the fact that Leonard Nimoy did transcend Spock to become universally recognised as being a great character actor.

Robot looks like centennial man