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spirk-trek · 3 days
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spock witnessing the horrors:
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akendara · 2 days
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Spock as Leonard Nimoy, Jim Kirk as William Shatner
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lifebloodblue · 2 days
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Lots of people say that William Shatner must have been possessed by the actual spirit of the real Jim Kirk when acting as him, and that’s definitely true.
But if that was true, could Leonard Nimoy also have been possessed by the spirit (or katra, I guess) of Spock?
Like, he knew and understood his character so well, better than some of the show’s writers even. In his autobiography I Am Not Spock, he discusses having conversations in his head between himself and Spock.
And some people may not like this, but I feel that now that same spirit has moved on to inhabit Ethan Peck, who plays the character almost equally well if you ask me.
(As for Zachary Quinto, I’m talking specifically about the spirit of Spock Prime, so a different character and therefore spirit in his case.)
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Today in the Department of Before They Were Star Trek Stars, Leonard Nimoy guest stars in "The Tiburcio Mendez Story," episode 26 of the fourth season of Wagon Train (original air date March 22, 1961). If you're playing along at home, you probably remember that Gene Roddenberry originally pitched Star Trek to the studio as “Wagon Train to the stars.”
Nimoy plays Joachin Delgado, the protégé and future son-in-law of the titular character. Mendez is the leader of a ragtag group of Californios who were displaced fifteen years earlier when the United States annexed California at the end of the Mexican-American War, and the Gold Rush brought a wave of prospectors and settlers west into the new territory. They've been living rough in the hills at the edge of the desert and robbing the occasional wagon train, partly to survive and partly to try to stem the tide of Anglo settlers.
A magistrate traveling with the wagon train believes he can get the group's original land grants restored to them if the individual members who actively committed the robberies agree to turn themselves in and stand trial. Seeing how his people, especially the children born in exile, are suffering from the harsh life in hiding, Mendez agrees to the plan. But the younger men, led by the hot-headed Delgado, resolve to stay and keep fighting.
Armed conflict breaks out between the two sides, and Mendez is fatally wounded. In tears at the deathbed of his surrogate father, Delgado promises to take Mendez's place as leader of the reunited group and see them back to California to reclaim their land.
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This episode was written by Gene L. Coon, one of the Founding Fathers of Star Trek. He wrote or co-wrote 13 episodes of The Original Series and produced 33. Working closely with Roddenberry and Justman, he introduced such elements as as the Klingons, the United Federation of Planets, and the Prime Directive into the Trek lore.
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Tiburcio Mendez is played by Nehemiah Persoff, who also played the delightfully bitchy Palor Toff in the Next Generation episode “The Most Toys.”
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starofhisheart · 3 days
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TIL Leonard Nimoy wanted to play Lestat with a passion and campaigned for it HARD
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"I am right for that vampire"- Leonard Nimoy
Me: to play, right. Right? 👀😳
Nimoy as Lestat would have killed me dead whew
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spirkbitch · 9 months
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broke: the makeup in tos was just stage makeup and it was never intended to be seen in high definition, therefore we should assume the characters weren’t meant to be seen as wearing makeup
woke: spock woke up every day and chose to slay in that purple eyeshadow and everyone else thought he looked so hot that they started doing it too
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cata613 · 2 months
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Someone: Why do you keep showing me clips from Star Trek TOS all the time?
Me:
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marlowinc · 3 months
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Scenes from a marriage.
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idlesuperstar · 5 months
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this speaks to me on a molecular level
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akendara · 1 day
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Hobby and Leonard Nimoy
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Leonard Nimoy once wrote in his autobiography that his favorite hobby is photography and he especially liked to develop photographs. He called this process magic. ✨
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Today in the Department of Before They Were Star Trek Stars, Leonard Nimoy appears in "The Baylor Crofoot Story," episode 25 of the fifth season of Wagon Train (original air date March 21, 1962).
Nimoy plays a disabled man targeted by a medicine show charlatan who briefly joins the wagon train.
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