Leonard Nimoy on Johnny Carson 4/3/91

[@mibeatleman6767]

I miss Leonard and Johnny. Both were one of a kind, classy gentlemen.
Rest in peace. 💔💔
🕯🕯

[@kewkabe]

Back when late-night TV was mature and classy.

[@svideo89]

Great actor! He left us way too early.

[@cherylresnick-cortes8022]

What a delightful human being. I miss him so very much.

[@gerardagolia6897]

Watching this I realized how much I miss Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show. There will never be another host like him.

[@acemacgruber6593]

Saw Leonard at a car show in Seattle in winter '74/75, he was engaging, talkative, and seemed to be happy to be there answering questions. A nice guy.

[@lionheartroar3104]

Nimoy was a true star

[@spockgirltrekkie8226]

I miss and love Leonard so much.

[@nancyhowell4505]

Your "name" fits me perfectly too, as does your feelings about Leonard. Today, 3-26-2022, is his birthday. Wish he was still among us. His portrayal of Spock made such a fan of me, that I followed his other, serious works too.

[@justanobadi6655]

this interview is truly ... fascinating, captain.

[@rburley204]

Would be curious to see or even hear the 1968 interview with Carson.
Would be interesting to hear his perspective with the show hastily renewed for a 3rd season.

[@chrisarseneault5617]

I'm from Boston and so is Leonard And I met him once.

[@geoffkeller5337]

Would you care to share some of the details of that meeting?

[@chrisarseneault5617]

@geoffkeller5337 he came to Boston to help raise money for the Elizabeth Peabody house, he showed ST3 and 4 on the big screen and talked/answered questions in between
I Am Spock was printed so he was also signing those

[@geoffkeller5337]

@@chrisarseneault5617 Thank you. That's really cool.

[@DumasEntertainment531]

Carson actually refers to him as Dr. Spock

[@GAMESTERVISION]

Can anyone help me find this full episode my good friend from school was the kid BJ sniff who was on this episode who has the illegal bird feathers that has gotten arrested in grade school for making a science fair with endangered bird feathers by accident you had found in the forest by his house I've been looking for this episode with my friend in it for over 30 years this clip is the only thing I've been able to find so far any help would be greatly appreciated

[@davekinghorn9567]

Before Spock... there was the most Vulcan-like Native American John Walking Fox.

[@Iffy]

Gunsmoke! Although an actual native American actor might not have been chosen for the role at the time due whatever prejudices by the TV company and viewers, I think Leonard Nimoy played the character with respect and dignity!

[@dekelanson5280]

Leonards memory is a bit off. They went off the air in 69'.

[@michaelbarlow6610]

@Deke Ianson. You're right. Although "Star Trek" was cancelled by NBC in 1968, the show aired in its' original broadcast run into 1969. Just like the TV series "Batman" which, like "Star Trek", made its' debut in 1966, was cancelled by ABC in 1968, but aired into 1969.

[@thecapedgremlin0001]

NO audio, only subtitles...!

[@stevenikazy2943]

I wonder if Nimoy was ever annoyed by "Dr. Spock" references.

[@spockgirltrekkie8226]

He probably didn’t mind.

[@caballeroperezangel3111]

_🕊️👁️ funny_
_p e r s o n_

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

It seems weird for the guest to walk off like that,

[@ecotrekker8184]

Johnny Carson did say, "I know you have to go." Sounds like Leonard had another place to be.

[@winifredodonnell4195]

Looks old and live longer 🙂

[@freddyfurrah3789]

IT'S MISTER SPOCK. CARSON COULD NEVER GET IT RIGHT. 😅😅