In Remembrance of Leonard Nimoy – Photos, videos, memes, tweets and other tidbits of thanks.
As I’m sure you’ve probably heard by now, Leonard Nimoy has passed away. Most famously known as Mr. Spock in the Star Trek series and movies. His golden voice also graced many documentaries and stories as the narrator. Leonard, you have lived long and prospered. I know you did not like being typecast, but just know that as Spock was a character that you – and only you – brought to life.
Here are some items I gathered today on the internet. Hope you enjoy.
I am not sure who created the this first image with the main cast of Star Trek walking in the crosswalk ala Beatles style, but I did a bit of touching up to it (the second image). It now shows Spock being beamed up for the last time.
(Below) Narrated by Leonard Nimoy.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ObsViTRT18]
(Below) Spock’s “Go to hell” scene….
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljjkO5rZNcI&]
(Below) One of my favorite episodes, “The Trouble with Tribbles.”
1,771,561 of them, according to Spock’s calculations…
Below is a clip. Click here for the full episode.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bprgl_4z6gY]
(Below) From WaPo. Sept. 17, 1976. America’s Space Shuttle is shown in the background after it’s first showing in Palmdale, California. In the foreground is the crew of the television series Star Trek, who’s ship was also named Enterprise. From left are Leonard Nimoy who portrayed Mr. Spock, George Takei who was Mr. Sulu, DeForest Kelly who was Dr. McCoy (with eyes closed) and James Doohan, who was Scotty. (AP)
(Below) Another Space Shuttle photo from the NASA archives… Dig the clothes.
Lastly, Spock’s funeral and space burial scene from “Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan.”
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtQUePN5y40]
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What an awesome tribute Michelle. LLAP!
Thanks! He was a great man.
Reblogged this on The Militant Negro™.
And he played a character in the recent TV series, “Fringe”. It was good seeing him in action again.
Farewell, Leonard.
Let’s see if the new guy can fill your shoes. I bet he’s been thinking about that.
I know he hated being typecast, but if he had to be, at least it was as one of the most noble, highly respected and loved fictional characters. A commenter on the NYT said Spock embodied our noblest ambitions as we began to explore space. Spock is worth remembering.
A quality tribute here. May he rest in peace.
Yes.