Comments on: Preview Of Shatner’s Raw Nerve Interview With Leonard Nimoy (airing Tuesday Jan. 6)

By: Spockish

Spockish — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 07:39:09 +0000

#58 (Jeannie) all you need to do is use Google and search for ‘Shatner’s Raw Nerve’ and ‘Lenard Ninoy’ and you’ll find this link

http://www.biography.com/shatner/

It links to Shatner’s show which has complete old shows to view, at this time you only have to step back one show. If thats not good enough try adding the word torrent and see if you can find a copy that you can DL that is if you know how to use Bit Torrents. If all else fails wait until the end of the season and buy the DVD’s.

I’m sorry I can not provide you with a copy of my DVD, doing so would place a flashing sign over me that the Hollyweed Legal guys would see as a big Dollar sign for their wallets.

By: Jeannie Spock

Jeannie Spock — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 22:33:39 +0000

I was hoping someone would post it on YouTube but they have become ultra strict these days about copyright. It is hard to get anything like that up because they block it immediately. If anyone knows of an uploaded video anywhere on the web please post. For the sake of us here in the UK.

By: Dave

Dave — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 20:46:44 +0000

I saw the episode and it was great. it looks like it could have gone on for aleast another 2 hours.

Great Inteview

By: Greg2600

Greg2600 — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 19:18:23 +0000

They didn’t talk much about Star Trek, as in Mind Meld. But in both cases you see that quite a bit of the characters of Kirk and Spock was molded by these men as was their relationship. Mind Meld was very enlightening. I knew they were friends and all, but I had no idea how much of their personality and friendship reflected in the characters. Especially Nimoy, who was much more emotionally involved.

I don’t know why Raw Nerve is only a half hour? Perhaps they didn’t think it would work for an hour? While the Judge Judy, Kelsey Grammer, and Nimoy interviews were very interesting, I can’t imagine a full hour of Jenna Jameson or Tim Allen. I just read what John Tenuto wrote in this article, and am very pleased the ratings have been good. It’s one of the best “televised” interview shows on TV in quite a while, unlike the nonsense from Larry King or James Lipton. It’s a lot like what you get on the radio.

Hope Shatner/Nimoy do a couple conventions this year. Would have been great if they’d been in a certain movie…..:(

By: Andy Patterson

Andy Patterson — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:53:40 +0000

“And learning that his father initially opposed his decision to become an actor puts Journey to Babel in a whole new light. :-)”

Yeah, watched it last night. Was good TV. I’ve always thought Nimoy’s book was one of the better Trek bios that came out. He has a lot to say.

By: krikzil (aka Lix)

krikzil (aka Lix) — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 15:13:58 +0000

Great sutff. I liked when they mock sparred over Shatner interrupting and thought it was funny when they were talking about the Playboy photos and Bill said he didn’t tell his wife and that she “knows him”.

It was just too short.

By: Shatner_Fan_Prime

Shatner_Fan_Prime — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 14:29:04 +0000

A good show! Leonard seemed on the verge of getting choked up at times, as he reminisced about his family. I thought it was very insightful of Bill to ask Leonard if he cried when his grandfather stood up for him and his career of choice (acting). Leonard admitted that he did.

And learning that his father initially opposed his decision to become an actor puts Journey to Babel in a whole new light. :-)

By: Gene L. Coon was a U. S. Marine in the South Pacific

Gene L. Coon was a U. S. Marine in the South Pacific — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 13:30:49 +0000

#51 “P.S. Dish channel 119 for SD do not know HD or if BIO comes in HD.”

BiographyHD is channel 266 on DirecTV. Which is the Shat’s satellite provider of choice, of course. His last appearance as Capt. Kirk was in that DirecTV ad. To date.

By: Spockish

Spockish — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 10:16:36 +0000

Been Recording the Trek Shows on BIO on my Dish DVR. Will be moving them to DVD soon. Had VHS copies of the 25th and 35th year shows. But you know what age does to Video on Analog tape. Picture quality on them looks like 512×350 on 720×480. But the Shatner shows look like great quality at 720×480. Maybe even better in full HD but ain’t got that yet.

Did relearn one thing about Lenard that I forgot but learned in reading Trek paperbacks in the 70’s. His parents were from Russia. Did read about Nimoys photo hobbies in some Starlog mag back in the late 70’s or early 80’s.

What question would the readers here liked to have asked either one, Would it not be mice if the Site People here could compile, have a reader vote on the best questions, and then ask them or have readers ask via Webcams, and then post the Answers.

P.S. Dish channel 119 for SD do not know HD or if BIO comes in HD.

By: Jim Nightshade

Jim Nightshade — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 05:48:20 +0000

They have Star Trek History shows on before and after Shats Show….too bad I didnt know bout em ahead of time….My vcr doesnt go up to channel 275 for bio haha and dont have a dvr oh wellll if I had enuf time I could have figured out how to tape it from the tv oh well……..

oh and here biography is channel 275 so I suspect it depends on the digital cable company you have and where you are what channel bio is on haahah