The Volokh Conspiracy
[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 11:26am
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 12:27pm
h0mi:
I was waiting for Shatner to say "Tamborine Man".
7.2.2006 12:37pm
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 7:13am
Cynicus Prime (mail) (www):
Now that was hysterical.
7.4.2006 9:39pm

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