Leonard Nimoy's STAR TREK Memories Part Four

[@evilcaptainred]

When Scotty said, "He's dead already." my heart fell to my stomach and didn't come back up to it's rightful place until I saw Star Trek III. You know, I think I just realized... I may be a trekkie...

[@charger19691]

Leonard Nimoy and Bill Shatner were great together, Two great actors that made movie and television history. The rest of the cast were top notch as well. I really miss James Doohan, Scotty was my favorite Star Trek character. Scotty always saved the day!!!

[@romefox]

This movie really showcased the cast's true acting prowess, especially for Shatner and Nimoy

[@jrbeddingfield]

Spock was one of the very first television characters I remember and I am very proud of that. Spock will be remembered long after all of us are gone and forgotten. Thank you Leonard Nimoy for being a very cherished part of who I am! May you rest in peace.

[@ELONut]

The Spock death scene and Kirk eulogy are far and above the most powerful and emotional scenes ever in Star Trek

[@joelmosier125]

I miss you Lenard Nemoy like I miss my grandparents everyday. Thank you for a wonderful, happy childhood. Thank you for sharing your video. Joel Mosier Author of ANCIENT MYSTERIES REVEALED.

[@richartedigital]

I understand the feeling. It was the first time a scifi scene moved me. The chemistry back then in the original cast was , and still is til today something irreplaceable. Well written and wonderfully performed. I never get tired of the original cast- They are true icons of popular culture.

[@formont123]

This four part series from Leonard Nimoy was sooo much fun!!

[@DogoHalibar]

RIP Leonard Nimoy. May his soul live long and prosper.

[@theflorgeormix]

A-list...we all grew up on this show..if u grew up in the 70' S. Damn lucky to have this illustration of peace & decency.

[@777danid]

you can really feel a spirit through the actors- making emotions becoming real

[@maribyla1]

This just proves how outstanding NImoy is as an actor... I have seen the new Star Trek XI sixth times so far. I have been and always shall be a TREKKIE!

[@9kittiesmom]

I can't say how many times I have watched this. And to this day it still breaks my heart watching that scene. RIP Leonard Nimoy, God Bless you.

[@jedigirl913]

Star trek is the only t.v series/movies I have ever cried for, the part where Kirk almost cries at Spock's funeral is what gets me every time I watch Wrath of Khan.

[@vidmonger]

I never get tired of anything Star Trek.

[@GooglyEyedJoe]

This video has been on KZbin for 10 years and only 60,000 views over all that time? That's surprising.

[@antarctic8560]

Kahn's famous line to his future wife in the original Space Seed .."Leave me then, but I wished you could have been stronger"! Or something to that effect. Loved it...and laugh like hell to this day when I hear it. Also, all the histrionics that Ricardo goes through to open the automatic door in his cabin...great as well. Great actor. "Fine corinthian leather". That was when he did a car commercial.

[@capie44]

The NCC 1701 will always be the most beautiful ship with the name "Enterprise."

[@foodforthought1928]

Thanks for posting these videos...worth their weight in gold.

[@leandar]

No, what it was was that until 1986, "The Cage" wasn't commercially available and so therefore there were only 78 episodes available in the syndication package and coming out on video at the time. I also noticed that they cut out a bit at the end. The bit where we go down to Genesis, see the coffin, and Nimoy talks over about the coming of Star Trek III and asks will Spock live again, saying we'd find out in the summer of 1984.

[@OceanbornAngel]

I watched The Wrath of Khan a few days ago and I still cried when Spock died.

[@bernhardtsen74]

I totally forgot that line he spoke in the latest star trek movie! I am and will forever be; your friend!

[@l3uzzworthy]

This is awesome to watch after all these years ive never seen it thanks a lot for the upload

[@Philemonara]

Thank you for sharing this. Both, Leonard Nimoy and Ambassador Spock are amazing!

[@oracle01]

Oh this was excellent! I've never seen this before! Thanks so much for uploading this. It was great to watch :)

[@Mikevdog]

Rest in peace.

[@antarctic8560]

It is highly illogical to see any thumbs down responses.

[@ClovisdeCruz]

My scanners are picking up life forms similar to the Klingon and Romulan species.

[@l3uzzworthy]

antarctic No doubt people do it to be honry. knowing the title of this if u don't like star trek don't watch it. don't thumbs down it .. duh :(

[@dbirdwell]

When Spock died in Star Trek-Wrath of Khan, you could HEAR people crying in the audience.

[@Maximara]

It is strange that Nimoy doesn't mention the Animated Series (1973-1974) for even though it was not considered part for the canon it was able to do things that the live action series couldn't do.

[@saigokun]

Thanks for uploading. Great documentary.

[@Tigerlily255]

I watch movies all the time and have NEVER, EVER, cried at them... Except at the death of Spock- when he said, "Don't grieve, admiral..."

[@tlbruffy]

I cried like a baby when Spock died.

[@blkmamba88]

@Kool2beAnerd - I CRY Everytime too. That scene alone is really why The Wrath of KHAN is my favorite of the film series.

[@theartsig]

He didn't look like an idiot. He looked like he'd just had his eyes fried out of his skull by a radioactive blast. He pulled it off great.

[@Willpower-74205]

I knew ST: III was already in development at the time of this show because, according to Harve Bennett, a Paramount exec called him up and simply said, "Start working on Star Trek III." Nimoy didn't mention anything about it because he probably wasn't allowed to.

[@Vistamister]

Watched all four - thanks for posting. I hope they learned the mistakes of Enterprise when they put this new movie out.

[@henkman00]

if i see that death scene, it always makes me sad...and my throat hurt, if i watch that scene here i want to see the movie again, and forget all the shows that came after that call themselfs ''Star trek'' and makes me want to forget Kirk's death in that TNG movie. this has hart, that era feels cold.

[@ryuuseipro]

I remember this special back from when it first aired (on WPIX Channel 11 in NY)! I remember that a "STAR TREK III," in which Spock would return, was announced that time.

[@LuvTheEars2232]

@sapphiresteddibear I fourteen right, so I'm still pretty new to Star Trek, but I still consider myself a trekkie. Since I'm new I was on youtube checking out random scenes, when on the side panel I saw something about Spock dying, I laughed it off, but clicked the video just to see. I watched the video, then my eyes started watering, my sister is like "Why are you crying?" Then when I go to explain all I get out was "He's Spock, and he's dying." Then I sobbed like a baby, I felt horrible.

[@sedativechunk]

Awesome documentary. I watched a behind the scenes things with the writers and producers earlier. This was much more entertaining because it featured spock!

[@mitchikaboola]

McCoy to bridge. "Dammit Jim...of all the green blooded, pointy eared documentaries I have ever seen...this is the best!" McCoy out

[@emissaryoftheadams]

Leonard Nimoy IS Star Trek.

[@vccstudents]

I'm glad you liked that one!

[@danielernest973]

Wonderful documentary. I remember seeing The Wrath of Khan at the cinema when I was 12, and at the time it really did feel that Spock had died. My brother and I had grown up with repeats of the TV series, and we loved Mr Spock. I remember that walk home from the cinema, the world seemed a much sadder place, and we were both trying not to cry. The previous year we had seen our heroes in Blake's 7 all gunned down, and even in Doctor Who, one of his companions Adric, had been killed off at the hands of the Cybermen. Science Fiction seemed quite bleak at that time. It was a great relief when the next Star Trek film was announced as being The Search for Spock! I'm so glad that I didn't see this documentary then - it really does come across as Leonard Nimoy's farewell to Star Trek, but of course he went on to star in another four movies, guest star in The Next Generation, and also in two of the newer films as well. A wonderful character portrayed by a wonderful actor!

[@cavegames]

I agree with that, but of course it would also have taken a lot of courage from the studio's side. He was their most popular character, and without him the sequels probably wouldn't have done so well. It might have been more of a financial decision. However, I'm only now watching the movies, and sequentially, so I don't know yet "how" they brought him back...

[@charlesvan13]

Nimoy was so type cast that you couldn't kill Spock as long as Nimoy is alive.

[@vccstudents]

Good one!

[@jamiebarnes1414]

Thank you so much for posting it. :) Was Leonard really only talking about season 1 (apart from "Amok Time") or is there missed something?

[@adamdemgar2798]

Right after Nimoy died, I was listening to clips of Spock's death from star trek 2, but I really thought that that was Shatner saying what he had said in star trek 2. But, in writing this, I wonder if they had played that clip from the movie for Nimoy. Missin' him

[@crissmullen5528]

I love Star Trek and I especially love Mr Spock but what would have happened if there was a radiation suit available? I know maybe the next movie wouldnt have been so good

[@foodforthought1928]

I wonder if there will ever be another Star Trek TV series?

[@Krowzak]

Two years later and your question has been answered?

[@kitcat7538]

No, there hasn't been one. The junk they're producing now is not Star Trek. 🤮 It's just a sadistic, twisted, violent dystopian nightmare degrading loved Star Trek characters and defiling the Star Trek name.

[@RaynaKapek]

The wok truly the best star trek movie ever made!!!

[@WesJohnson]

Nicholas Meyer was the director, not the producer of ST:II. He also directed ST:VI

[@kittichan]

haha I'm going to end up there, too. I love the new movie so much!!!! :D

[@TheKingofDirk]

@gothatway09 I know what you mean. I was watching The Unforgiven for the forst time since it came out in 92 and Clint eastwood looked quite young. I remember watching it in 92 and thought he looked ancient. He does look ancient now though.

[@evilcaptainred]

@sbergman27 Vastly fasinating! I think that was a good call on their part. Having someone else deliver such a line made the moment even more grim than if Dr. McCoy (who can cure a rainy day) had said it. It added to the unpredictability of the moment.

[@IRONMANAustralia]

@cuttock You get to see the rare aggressive Columbo in that epiosode too. Great scene for both of them.

[@danielshottopics8187]

I read and heard that Gene Roddenberry hatted the Wrath of Khan for many reasons he felt that it did not have any of his utopian ideals and it was just a Action movie, very happy they kicked him off the Project.

[@00bikeboy]

He lost his sense of perspective. This really showed on TNG too.

[@drew9932]

RIP!

[@ClovisdeCruz]

Live long and Prosper.

[@IDigFatCats]

@sapphiresteddibear Leanord Nimoy did it because his uniform rode up. That was the one issue that the whole cast had with the uniforms, so they were continually straightened them. But it was so Spock. I loved it.

[@maribyla1]

But he did not say that, I believe he said: "I have been and always shall be your friend."

[@romefox]

@texasghost Yes I am aware of that, this happened to be a break through performance.

[@elizabethordaya5362]

Quisiera que lo traduzcan

[@maribyla1]

I don't think there is a trekkie who didn't cry watching Spock dying. One can watch the scene for the millionth time and yet one will cry for sure. In the episode called The Space Seed...the woman who joined Khan...I for one hate her...is it possible that a member of the Enterprise crew falls in love with a villain like Khan? Where are her responsibility and loyalty to the Enterprise?

[@CaryCarpenter]

To all trekkies in the known universe and within federation boundaries...The next Star Trek movie will be released on June 29, 2012. Live long and prosper!

[@ericodionneviglione9426]

There's a missing part, about 'The Menagerie', where Nimoy says, "For me, in its new form, 'The Menagerie' is Star Trek at its best!" I have no idea why people deleted out this most important part in this show. Here is the full version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKK5i4ibZc50qbs

[@IRONMANAustralia]

@Choefoe And that's one of the best Columbo episodes too. Great plot with more than one twist, and Trekkies should get a kick out of the cold intellectual aptitude and arrogance of Nimoy's character. There's something familiar about it. If y'all haven't seen it, I highly recommend tracking it down. You can't go wrong with that whole series either. If you've never watched much of it, you'll be surprised at some of the actors you'll recognise - including Shatner in more than one episode.

[@sjsharp2007]

@jedigirl913 it gets me too every time I watch it

[@zoyataylor]

yes , very sad ending. i hate when they do it in tv, kill the most loved characters...

[@uzzle65]

Interesting. When Nimoy was interviewed for a British docu on ST nearly 20 years later he admitted for the 1st time that he was glad when the original series ended because the quality of the scripts had declined.

[@celceliaharris4857]

i am hopeing that they will make another startrek they need the guy that looks just like spock i hope they will give him that role

[@jeffwilson6522]

@romefox Shatner was already established in movies and tv long before Star Trek.

[@iska788]

@tlbruffy Your tears were not in vain. He rose from the ashes. Thanks to your belief

[@websuspect]

Space seed had already been shelved for a sequel.

[@dbirdwell]

The first StaR Trek movie was like a religious experience. I was 6 yrs old when the original TV show aired. He is right in this clip, the script sucked. So when "Khan" came out, oh, it was amazing. People my age always related to Khan--since he was literally our age in the storyline.

[@ocerg1111]

The Great Shatsby

[@vccstudents]

Maybe they should have done a later movie called "KATRA IN THE RYE!"

[@Bartman954]

@brandtaylor93 I didn't mind it at all.

[@hubbaman9885]

ST: The Motion Pic, was more about how trek was supposed to look, not so much as to what it was original to be like in the TOS. But for a film made in '79, I thought it was still impressive. I still got a story out of it. But ya, the characters were a little stale, they should have stuck with the series like origianlly planned. Would have allowed room for the actors to re-explore there characters. And I think it would have sold better, more money, better FX, it is a shame it didn't happen.

[@iheartunotreally]

@tlbruffy me too, man. Me too.

[@originalsbyterry]

Me, too.

[@LuvTheEars2232]

Then I learned that he came back.....

[@calvingmail]

It was more knee jerk reaction to star wars

[@calvingmail]

Spock did come back....in the search for spock

[@racookster]

I see that death scene and I think, They should have left Spock dead. Yeah, we would've never had the whale movie, but it would have been a small price to pay for one of the most powerful death scenes in movie history. As for the rest of the movies after "Kahn," no big loss. The old science-fiction resurrection bit kind of cheapened Spock's big moment, you know?

[@dbirdwell]

...If you don't mind my hideous typing skills!

[@TheOrangetriforce]

Pardon the spoiler but Spock comes back alive in st3

[@cyberzonie]

Khaaaaan!

[@Sailorsega]

NCC-1701-D*

[@dbirdwell]

Oh, you must be a silly teenager or 20-something. In the original story, Khan was in his 30's when he was placed on the Botany Bay. Sinc ehis character was in his 30's in "1996," that woul dmake him th eage of us kids watching the show. We were all born in the late-1950's-early 1960's.

[@vibradiant]

There is probably something wrong with me for posting this, but every time I see Kirk's WoK eulogy, this will mercilessly come to mind: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4LboaV6aK6caK8m26s RIP old rascal.

[@Neville6000]

She had none, just loyalty to Khan because he was sexy!

[@stitch7777]

You forgot hobgoblin.... :D

[@kellyweingart3692]

“Why you green-blooded, inhuman-“

[@excelsciors]

4 Klingons put thumbs down! Figures!

[@vamp1024]

KHAAAAAAAAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Sailorsega]

Oh, the irony. :-)

[@Sailorsega]

This is why I don't like associating with humans. I find their illogic and foolish emotions a constant irritant. :-P

[@gothamcity29]

It was boring and the effects were heavily influenced of the movie. I turned it off not even half way through it.

[@brandtaylor93]

star trek the motion picture sucked nobody liked it.