Deforest Kelly, miss him so and so happy to see this vid, as it reminds me of the gifted people we shared our lives with and that we now miss so very much... To whom ever posted this Thank you so very much...
No, it hasn't disappeared from local TV- many local stations still show it, mostly the newly remastered episodes. Maybe it's not on in your area. in any event, the episodes are on DVD for you to rent or buy.
Why are so many people against sitting in a cloud of poison? Hmm.. I can't imagine! BTW my dad did plenty of research - 30 years of smoking and now his lungs are charcoal, he's permanently attached to an oxygen machine and can't walk more than 10 feet without becoming exhausted.
The injustice of greed and not paying the very people whom made this the most watched TV program in the world. Is there a hell for that I hope so. Pay these folks....
This was one of the earliest scripts, along with "Where No Man Has Gone Before." Dee hopefully made a good living making the Star Trek films as well as on residuals, but I still think there might have been other roles. What if there were room for another Sugarbaker relative on "Designing Women?" I think J.J. Abrams is the finest SF producer since Gene Roddenberry, so it's only right that he's the one to reimagine this icon. Can't wait to see how it goes.
How ironic some of the comments were. The original Star Trek has virtually disappeared from television now. In the 1970's it was on a local station every night in almost every market even though before cable there were just a few stations. There are 500 channels now and I think it's only on SciFi at 6 AM or thereabouts. And Walter Koenig accurately noting that he's a virtual nobody in Hollywood while being a big star only at Star Trek conventions.
Jesus, look at all the smoke billowing from DeForrest's cigarette! Damn fool shouldn't have smoked or he'd still be around by now. McCoy would have known better!
Those must have been different times that I missed. Smoking inside a building not to mention on TV. Why are so many people against that now. Does everybody believe what they are told without doing their own research. Oh and Startrek was and is the greatest scifi show every made.
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Deforest Kelly, miss him so and so happy to see this vid, as it reminds me of the gifted people we shared our lives with and that we now miss so very much... To whom ever posted this Thank you so very much...
star trek paved the way for star wars and battlestar galactica.
DeForest Kelley
Wow, how did you get ahold of this, did you have a vcr way back in 1976? Very nice, rest in peace, Tom, De and James...
No, it hasn't disappeared from local TV- many local stations still show it, mostly the newly remastered episodes. Maybe it's not on in your area.
in any event, the episodes are on DVD for you to rent or buy.
The show was entertaining...it had a funny side at times...but it did have good serious nature!!!
Why are so many people against sitting in a cloud of poison? Hmm.. I can't imagine!
BTW my dad did plenty of research - 30 years of smoking and now his lungs are charcoal, he's permanently attached to an oxygen machine and can't walk more than 10 feet without becoming exhausted.
The injustice of greed and not paying the very people whom made this the most watched TV program in the world. Is there a hell for that I hope so. Pay these folks....
Awesome.
This was one of the earliest scripts, along with "Where No Man Has Gone Before."
Dee hopefully made a good living making the Star Trek films as well as on residuals, but I still think there might have been other roles. What if there were room for another Sugarbaker relative on "Designing Women?"
I think J.J. Abrams is the finest SF producer since Gene Roddenberry, so it's only right that he's the one to reimagine this icon. Can't wait to see how it goes.
How ironic some of the comments were. The original Star Trek has virtually disappeared from television now. In the 1970's it was on a local station every night in almost every market even though before cable there were just a few stations. There are 500 channels now and I think it's only on SciFi at 6 AM or thereabouts.
And Walter Koenig accurately noting that he's a virtual nobody in Hollywood while being a big star only at Star Trek conventions.
Jesus, look at all the smoke billowing from DeForrest's cigarette!
Damn fool shouldn't have smoked or he'd still be around by now. McCoy would have known better!
Those must have been different times that I missed. Smoking inside a building not to mention on TV. Why are so many people against that now. Does everybody believe what they are told without doing their own research. Oh and Startrek was and is the greatest scifi show every made.
That would be as stupid as the all Elvis radio station that existed in the 1980's.