RIP Leonard Nimoy

[Jingus 543]

There ain't enough profanity in the collected works of Quentin Tarantino to express my feelings right now.  At least we can content ourselves with the thought that he did, truly, live long and prosper.  

[Brian Fowler 13,005]

Normally when an actor I like passes away, I mourn/celebrate their life by watching my favorite thing they have done.

But I don't think they're is a chance in hell I could get through WoK right now.

[Rev Ray 4,425]

Well, at least we know he has the job at the head museum to handle...

 

 

His great turn in Futurama's Where No Fan Has Gone Before

 

 

And also, the moment when a senator made reference to Klingons and the Jon Stewart called him about it...

 

Pure Energy

[Cliff Hanger 845]

Watching some Nimoy-era Mission Impossible for the first time since I was ten. In his first appearance, the Great Paris has to impersonate a guy who is totally Che Guevara but never referred to by any name other than "El Leader." It's surreal.

[odessasteps 10,803]

Watching some Nimoy-era Mission Impossible for the first time since I was ten. In his first appearance, the Great Paris has to impersonate a guy who is totally Che Guevara but never referred to by any name other than "El Leader." It's surreal.

My avatar right now

[Michael Sweetser 2,926]

For Transformers fans, Nimoy was also the voice of Galvatron in the original Transformers animated movie, and was the voice of Sentinel Prime in the third live-action movie.

 

A huge loss.  COPD is no way to go.

[J.T. 8,406]

For Transformers fans, Nimoy was also the voice of Galvatron in the original Transformers animated movie, and was the voice of Sentinel Prime in the third live-action movie.

 

This scene is made of pure awesome.

 

[S.K.o.S. 1,166]

Was out just now and saw a car with a license plate with the Starfleet logo and "LIVLNG".

 

(Yes, you can get personalized license plates in Ontario with various logos on them, and the Starfleet logo is one of them, though you almost never see it.)