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+ | '''''Leonard Nimoy: Star Trek Memories''''' is a TV special made in 1983 and aired in 1984. It was hosted by [[Leonard Nimoy]] and he spoke of behind the scenes stories in the making of the [[Star Trek: The Original Series|original Star Trek]] series as well as the first two movies, {{film|1}} and {{film|2}} as well as a small preview of {{film|3}}. |
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| + | The documentary ran about 50 minutes, filling in an hour time slot, and was filmed in Boston, Massachusetts at the local Channel 56 facilities. At the time, the channel was part of the Kaiser Broadcasting Group and partly owned by the Boston Globe. |
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| + | Much of the show featured Nimoy dressed in a sport coat and jeans and standing in front of a star field talking. Clips from the original show and the first two movies were shown throughout the course of the show. At the end of the documentary, Nimoy was asked if Spock would return to life for future movies and he responded by saying "''in science fiction, anything can happen!''" |
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Revision as of 20:01, 18 February 2009
Template:Realworld Leonard Nimoy: Star Trek Memories is a TV special made in 1983 and aired in 1984. It was hosted by Leonard Nimoy and he spoke of behind the scenes stories in the making of the original Star Trek series as well as the first two movies, Star Trek: The Motion Picture and Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan as well as a small preview of Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.
The documentary ran about 50 minutes, filling in an hour time slot, and was filmed in Boston, Massachusetts at the local Channel 56 facilities. At the time, the channel was part of the Kaiser Broadcasting Group and partly owned by the Boston Globe.
Much of the show featured Nimoy dressed in a sport coat and jeans and standing in front of a star field talking. Clips from the original show and the first two movies were shown throughout the course of the show. At the end of the documentary, Nimoy was asked if Spock would return to life for future movies and he responded by saying "in science fiction, anything can happen!"
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