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Unseen & Epic: 49 Jaw-Dropping Pics of the Original Star Trek Cast That’ll Blow Your Mind From ’69 to ’79!

Unseen & Epic: 49 Jaw-Dropping Pics of the Original Star Trek Cast That’ll Blow Your Mind From ’69 to ’79!

1976

31. Reuniting with the Enterprise

Star Trek television cast members at the roll out of the Space shuttle prototype Enterprise. L-R: James Fletcher, NASA Administrator; DeForest Kelley (McCoy); George Takei (Sulu); James Doohan (Scott); Nichelle Nichols (Lt. Uhura); Leonard Nimoy (Spock); Gene Rodenberry; and Walter Koenig (Chekov). Sept. 17, 1976.
Courtesy the Everett Collection

Star Trek television cast members at the roll out of the Space shuttle prototype Enterprise. L-R: James Fletcher, NASA Administrator; DeForest Kelley (McCoy); George Takei (Sulu); James Doohan (Scott); Nichelle Nichols (Lt. Uhura); Leonard Nimoy (Spock); Gene Rodenberry; and Walter Koenig (Chekov). Sept. 17, 1976.

32. ‘I am not Spock… but I might be Sherlock Holmes’

Actor Leonard Nimoy, who's dressed as Sherlock Holmes, is visiting a midtown shop where Star Trek items are on sale. One of the items is the huge image of him as "Mr. Spock" in the television series about the adventures of a spaceship crew. Nimoy is in town January 22 for some promotion work for a play in which he'll tour as "Holmes."
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Leonard Nimoy strikes a playful pose as Sherlock Holmes while holding his 1975 memoir, I Am Not Spock. Photographed on January 22 during a promotional stop in Midtown Manhattan, Nimoy was in New York doing press for his upcoming stage tour portraying the legendary detective. The book’s title caused confusion at the time, but Nimoy later clarified he was simply trying to draw a line between himself and his most famous role—not disown it. In the years that followed, he continued navigating the balance between his own identity and the enduring legacy of Mr. Spock.

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