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>> ^DerHasisttot:

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Alan Alda was the second man I ever fell in love with. I say Alan Alda, and this was progress, because the first man I fell in love with was Spock (and not Leonard Nimoy).

Thank ya squire!

In reply to this comment by SlipperyPete:
This is hilarious!
*quality *standup

The only reason I play Civ 4 now is to hear Leonard Nimoy say the quotes on every new advance. Sigh

Kid and Play. (As in Kid & Play - House Party).

Or, Leonard Nimoy and William Shatner.

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Upvote for Nimoy's "dickheads" comment. Now I want to see Bilbo Baggins remixed with dickhead audio clips somehow...

On another note...,
My dad's dad, (my grandpa - Opa in German) had the name Leonardt. I never met him. He never made it out of Germany/Poland in WW2 but I was named after him. My parents made the decision to change the spelling to a more "Canadian" (phonetic) spelling.
Lenard – this way no one could incorrectly call me “Leo.” The 'O' was silent in the english translation. I shortened it to Len around grade seven after I got tired of being called names like Leonard Nimoy and Lynnerd-Skinnerd, I have often considered having my name changed back to the original spelling of Leonardt.

"(asleep) i'll kill you, Leonard Nimoy..."

http://www.videosift.com/video/Ballad-of-Bilbo-Baggins-as-Sung-by-Leonard-Nimoy

This scene is great for many reasons. They originally filmed the scene with the cameras away from the actors, and shot it like candid camera. Apparently, they hired an actual police officer (in the scene) to double as a bodyguard for the actors.

And this quoted information below comes from:
http://mario.lapam.mo.it/films/st4.htm

William Shatner: "Look closely at the scenes in which Chekov grills random passers-by as to how he might find the nearest 'nuclear wessels,' and you'll notice that he's most often soliciting that advice from real-life, unrehearsed, slightly shocked pedestrians. Their resultant looks of incredulity are quote genuine, as most of them just assumed that Walter was simply out of his mind."

Leonard Nimoy: "Up walked this woman with long, dark hair, whom none of us had ever seen before. She paused to listen to Walter, then said helpfully, 'I think they're across the Bay, in Alameda.' Her reaction was so ingenuous and perfect that we included her in the shot, and wound up negotiating a contract with her, so that we could pay her for talking. It was a wonderful accident, from our perspective as well as hers."

Watch this with the Nimoy "Baffled" theme music in the background.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Leonard-Nimoy-is-BAFFLED

That was a kickass In Search Of..., with Leonard Nimoy kicking out the jams.