Live Long and Prosper, Leonard Nimoy

[Ron Brand]

I shall do neither.

As much a part of my childhood as anything else. I've had a triple whammy today, and this one has brought me down low.

[Jose Cruz III]

I shall do neither.

As much a part of my childhood as anything else. I've had a triple whammy today, and this one has brought me down low.

He did both. RIP Mr. Spock

[Fredia]

watched from the original show and I could do the live long and prosper on both hands and my sis could not. funny the things you think of at such a time. rip

[Dark Star]

Yes, R.I.P.

I never watched any of the Star Trek stuff; but I liked his hosting of the In Search Of ... series in the late 1970s-early 1980s.

The show was kind of lightweight and limited, and covered the standard subjects for that type venture - Stonehenge, Roswell, the Bermuda Triangle, the Coral Castle thing in Florida, etc. - but as the host, Nimoy played it right down the middle. He didn't come on like a Giorgio Tsoukalos/Ancient Alien-type promoter/hustler, but he did not scorn the subject matter either.  There are a million In Search Of ... type shows on now, but back then Nimoy's series was the only one the a born skeptic could watch without wanting to throw something at the TV.

I know he'll be remembered mostly for his Star Trek related stuff; but not only for that.

[Col. Sphinx Drummond]

Yes, R.I.P.

I never watched any of the Star Trek stuff; but I liked his hosting of the In Search Of ... series in the late 1970s-early 1980s.

The show was kind of lightweight and limited, and covered the standard subjects for that type venture - Stonehenge, Roswell, the Bermuda Triangle, the Coral Castle thing in Florida, etc. - but as the host, Nimoy played it right down the middle. He didn't come on like a Giorgio Tsoukalos/Ancient Alien-type promoter/hustler, but he did not scorn the subject matter either.  There are a million In Search Of ... type shows on now, but back then Nimoy's series was the only one the a born skeptic could watch without wanting to throw something at the TV.

I know he'll be remembered mostly for his Star Trek related stuff; but not only for that.

Also great as the master of disguise character in Mission Impossible (he replaced Martin Landau for at least one season, if not more). It was a great role, he would get to play a "Cuban-Dictator" or "Arabian Shiek" like part and then his character would get to disguise himself as the guy. 

[Lefty]

The Simpsons (I'm assuming that was him) and Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

I definitely remember geeking out to In Search Of as a kid.

[Andyzipp]

Yes, R.I.P.

I never watched any of the Star Trek stuff; but I liked his hosting of the In Search Of ... series in the late 1970s-early 1980s.

The show was kind of lightweight and limited, and covered the standard subjects for that type venture - Stonehenge, Roswell, the Bermuda Triangle, the Coral Castle thing in Florida, etc. - but as the host, Nimoy played it right down the middle. He didn't come on like a Giorgio Tsoukalos/Ancient Alien-type promoter/hustler, but he did not scorn the subject matter either.  There are a million In Search Of ... type shows on now, but back then Nimoy's series was the only one the a born skeptic could watch without wanting to throw something at the TV.

I know he'll be remembered mostly for his Star Trek related stuff; but not only for that.

If one was so inclined, every episode of In Search Of... is on YouTube.

[Limey]

I know he'll be remembered mostly for his Star Trek related stuff; but not only for that.

He directed "Three Men and a Baby".