(air whooshing)
-: My first point of contact with Star Trek
was "The Original Series".
And I remember at about 1975, so reruns
and freaking out our elementary school playground monitor
when we were doing the "Hail hail fire and snow,
"call the angels we must go,
"far away far to see,
"oh heavenly Angel come to me."
-: Call the Angel we will go.
-: And that's where all kids
killed all the adults or whatever.
And so, we had a little talking too about,
"that was really creepy".
And they asked us not to do it again.
(air whooshing)
-: My first point was in my high chair in 1975,
where I saw my onscreen dad William Shatner,
running around fighting the Gorn,
but I didn't realize it wasn't a Gorn until years later
I brought all the making of books.
So, I love "The Original Series".
I mean, I love them all.
But "Star Trek: The Next generation".
The writing, the set design,
it got better and better every year,
it's full of action.
I've been collecting Star Trek memorabilia,
action figures, comic books, magazine since 1978,
I need a warehouse now for it all
and I refuse to get rid of it or sell it.
I recently found all my stuff
from 1979 Star Trek Motion Picture
post a magazine that I had on my wall,
it's still got the blue tack that holds it together.
It's more valuable to me personally as opposed
to sort of financial value.
Sentimental value overpowers everything.
-: When I first saw "The Big Bang Theory",
I was like 12.
I wanted to know what actually Star Trek was.
So I really want to start from the beginning.
And at the first time I found it funny
because of the effects of those years.
But I find it really interesting how much effort
was put into this series,
and how good these characters were.
I really love Nimoy,
not just how he managed the problems,
but how he evolves through his friends
and through his family,
and how he develops into being on enterprise member.
(air whooshing)