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[Randy Barnett, July 1, 2006 at 4:36pm] Trackbacks
Shatner's Tribute to George Lucas:
By far the funniest part of this bit is at the very start. (Hat tip Right Coast).

Robert Racansky:
No video of a Star Trek actor singing would be complete without the obligatory link to Leonard Nimoy's "The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins."

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7.2.2006 12:26pm
Robert Racansky:
More William Shatner videos:

Seven (Google video)

Elton John's "Rocket Man" (Google video)

"The wonder computer of the 1980s" (Google video)

"Get a life!" (YouTube, audio not synched properly)

"Brokeback: The Final Frontier" (YouTube)

note: In the novelization of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Kirk addresses the rumors of a homosexual relationship between himself and Mr. Spock during their five year voyage. He said something like "Even if I was gay, don't you think I'd select a partner who's interested in sex more than once every seven years?" (paraphrased from memory).


Of course, the greatest William Shatner parody of himself is the 1998 movie Free Enterprise.
7.2.2006 1:27pm
h0mi:
I was waiting for Shatner to say "Tamborine Man".
7.2.2006 1:37pm
Porkchop (mail):
As the original owner, since 1968, of The Transformed Man, I found the latter portion of the video more entertaining than the first. Only William Shatner can parody himself so well, and the Imperial Chorus Line was unforgettable.
7.3.2006 8:13am
Cynicus Prime (mail) (www):
Now that was hysterical.
7.4.2006 10:39pm

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