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Leonard Nimoy with son Adam on the set of Star Trek.

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Leonard Nimoy's son Adam had his ears done by the make-up dept. and surprised his father on set :D

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Today in the Department of Before They Were Star Trek Stars, Part 1 of a double feature! Like the last episode of The Outer Limits, this episode had too many good shots and too many Trek connections to fit comfortably in one post. Leonard Nimoy guest stars in "I, Robot," episode 9 of the second season of The Outer Limits (original air date Nov 14, 1964).

Nimoy plays a journalist covering the story of a robot on trial, accused of the murder of his creator. The story has elements of a space-age retelling of Frankenstein, as well as the ethical issues surrounding the creation of artificial life that Star Trek has been exploring for nearly sixty years and human society is still wrestling with today. As Nimoy's character says at the end of the episode, “It's not the end of the story. It's just the beginning.”

Other Trek Connections:

In flashbacks, the scientist who built the robot is played by Peter Brocco, who played one of the Organian elders in the Star Trek episode “Errand of Mercy.”

The scientist's niece, who hires an attorney to defend the robot, is played by Marianna Hill, better known to Star Trek fans as the flirtatious Dr. Helen Noel in “Dagger of the Mind.”

More to come in Part 2!

[llapnimoy]

Happy Birthday, Adam!

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Leonard Nimoy and his son Adam

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And so ends the celebration of Eight Crazy Nights.

from Adam Nimoy's instagram 🩵🖖🏻

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Actor Leonard Nimoy eats with his son, director Adam Nimoy, Nate 'n Al at Beverly Hills Delicatessen, Beverly Hills, CA

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Adam West and Leonard Nimoy (1968)

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(Adam Nimoy)

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Look at him! that's so cute! Thank for sharing these photos

What's the weirdest bit of Star Trek trivia that you know?

[countesspetofi]

Today in the Department of Before They Were Star Trek Stars, Part 2 of a double feature! Like the last episode of The Outer Limits, this episode had too many good shots and too many Trek connections to fit comfortably in one post. Leonard Nimoy guest stars in "I, Robot," episode 9 of the second season of The Outer Limits (original air date Nov 14, 1964).

Nimoy plays a journalist covering the story of a robot on trial, accused of the murder of his creator. The story has elements of a space-age retelling of Frankenstein, as well as the ethical issues surrounding the creation of artificial life that Star Trek has been exploring for nearly sixty years, and human society is still wrestling with today. As Nimoy's character says at the end of the episode, “It's not the end of the story. It's just the beginning.”

Other Trek Connections:

John Hoyt plays a colleague of the deceased scientist, who testifies as an expert witness. He went on to play Dr. Philip Boyce, the Enterprise's chief medical officer in the Star Trek pilot “The Cage” and its repackaged version “The Menagerie.”

“I, Robot” was remade as the 18th episode in the 1995 reboot of The Outer Limits. Leonard Nimoy played the role Howard da Silva played in the original, and Adam Nimoy directed. Manny Coto served as an executive producer on this series and on Star Trek: Enterprise (he also wrote or co-wrote 14 episodes of the latter).

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Happy Birthday to Adam <3

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Behind the scenes photos of Invasion of the Body Snatchers 1978

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More mini Spock!! 🖖🏼

Leonard Nimoy’s son coming in to give him a smooch on the cheek in the middle of a scene?!?!?!! 🥺

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We came here from a dying world. We drift through the universe, from planet to planet, pushed on by the solar winds. We adapt and we survive. The function of life is survival. Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) dir. Philip Kaufman