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It was Sunday.
Nimoy attracted the attention of a hate group?
Jewish tradition not to wait around about burials.
William Shatner and a Westboro picket line failed to make it on such short notice.
Uno could probably make you deader...
Leonard Nimoy: 1931-2015Star Trek Fact Check Friday, February 27, 2015Leonard Nimoy's first close-up as Spock in "The Menagerie" (1964) Image Courtesy of Trek Core.Frequent readers of this blog will know that I'm not usually at a loss for words, but on the subject of Leonard Nimoy's death, I am almost speechless. For as long as I can remember, Star Trek and Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock have been a part of my life. Now Nimoy is gone.I had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Nimoy in person twice in my life — in the early 2000s, at a Seattle-area Star Trek convention alongside William Shatner, and more recently, at a Hammer Museum event where he spoke about his career as a photographer alongside fellow Star Trek (2009) actor Zachary Quinto. On both occasions, I was struck by the depth of the man's intelligence, the warmth of his sense of humor, and the genuine affection he showed for both his friends and his fans.True to his character's now iconic salutation, Mr. Nimoy lived long and prospered, finding success as an actor, director, author, poet, singer, and photographer in a career that spanned seven decades. He may be most famous for portraying Mr. Spock on Star Trek (a role which garnered him three consecutive Emmy nominations), but Nimoy leaves behind a tremendous body of work far beyond this role. He'll be long remembered and deeply missed by many.Goodbye, Mr. Nimoy.
