original didn't know rather this was poem or not but I'm sure someone will let me know
He was the logical one name Spock who taught us to be logical and right and believe in yourself and others,rest in peace Leonard Nimoy.
He was the emotional one Dr 'Bones' I'm a doctor not a,he curred the sick and injured.He served as the consciousness to the Captain telling him he was always right choose from your heart and soul in everything he did,rest in peace DeForest Kelly thank you.
He was the Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott or Scotty,could drink human or alien under the table his favorite past time reading technical manuals telling the Captain,those poor bearings can't take dilithium crystals are failing.
And recently young Kevin Riley the Irishman navigator had passed portrayed by actor Bruce Howard rest in peace sir may you all serve in the Kingdom of God I'll never forget you for three years I watch you go where no one had gone before explore strange new worlds and seek out new life forms I can imagine Leonard Nimoy playing the Vulcan Harp for God,Kevin Riley teaching him how to fence DeForest Kelly and James Doohan showing everyone in Heaven its o.k. to be Human after all that's all we are and who we are,four legends have passed on but won't be forgot May you warp speed into eternity and straight on till morning to the second star to the right,Illogical isn't it,of course it is we're only Human after all.
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Man I love this, I still have all original 79 episodes I recorded on VHS tape in the 70's, they still play, ( if i can remember where i stored the vhs player)
Loved "Yesterday IS Tomorrow" and the one also where they all grew old even with the sorry low makeup budget to work with back then. I know every scene by heart you mentioned each one in.
Ole cap'n still kicking though.
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Loved "Yesterday IS Tomorrow" and the one also where they all grew old even with the sorry low makeup budget to work with back then. I know every scene by heart you mentioned each one in.
Ole cap'n still kicking though.
Dan
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