[News] Happy birthday William Shatner

[dangull]

There will probably be a debate in future years as who was the best Star Trek captain similar to the best Bond. For me the original Connery and Shatner.
Craig and Stewart (Pickard) very close though.

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

And this really is a William Shatner number

 

[Algernon]

That's a good age.
Happy birthday Mr Shatner.

 

[studio150]

Is it true his real name is Bill Schitz?

No.

 

[studio150]

There will probably be a debate in future years as who was the best Star Trek captain similar to the best Bond. For me the original Connery and Shatner.
Craig and Stewart (Pickard) very close though.

Surely the original was Captain Christopher Pike

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

No.

Let's for sake of argument, assume that it is.

There. The world is now a better place.

Did you know that Stevie Wonder played harmonica on a track by Prefab Sprout?

 

[vegster]

https://youtu.be/XMV1bwXyi54

" Stephen, this is Clem Fandango " ..... " I hear you Clem Fandango,,,,"

 

[Pint of Ale and a Burger]

I'll bite. What did he tell you?

Well he didn't actually tell me,I have never met him,he said it on a documentary and it's a bit long winded and it's a bit cheesy so best I don't post it.
But over the years I have realised the wisdom of his words and it's obviously helped him because he's made it to 90 .well done William.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Well he didn't actually tell me,I have never met him,he said it on a documentary and it's a bit long winded and it's a bit cheesy so best I don't post it.
But over the years I have realised the wisdom of his words and it's obviously helped him because he's made it to 90 .well done William.

Fair enough.

I admit I found those first 3 start trek series to be quite something.

"We Prefer To Help Ourselves. We Make Mistakes, But We're Human, And Maybe That's The Word That Best Explains Us."

 

[studio150]

Did you know that Stevie Wonder played harmonica on a track by Prefab Sprout?

Nightingales

 

[OzMike]

I met Mr Shatner when I took the kids to a Comicon thing here a few years back. Rather an odd fellow as I recall, he was worried about germs and wouldn't shake hands and had to use a stick to walk around.
We did touch fists though.
On the next table was the old guy from Stargate, the Dean Stanton fellow and he was all over the fans.
Hugging and posing for pics, he didn't care.

 

[Gabbafella]

He was great in Loaded Weapon 1 and one of my favourite tunes, No God to us by Nosferatu, used a sample of him from Star Trek - Who mourns for Adonais.
Can't help but think of Ace Ventura whenever I see him though. "There's.....someone on the wing.....some.....thing!"

 

[dangull]

Surely the original was Captain Christopher Pike

The 20th century is when I started watching this series, I base it on that

 

[Pint of Ale and a Burger]

He was great in Loaded Weapon 1 and one of my favourite tunes, No God to us by Nosferatu, used a sample of him from Star Trek - Who mourns for Adonais.
Can't help but think of Ace Ventura whenever I see him though. "There's.....someone on the wing.....some.....thing!"

Haha yes,I forgot about loaded weapon.
You also reminded me of airplane 2 and one of its funniest gags.