Another Trek original gone to the final frontier

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Mendalla

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Leonard Nimoy, best known for his work as Spock in Star Trek, has passed away at the age of 83. While he did other TV shows, movies, and plays, it is the half-human, half-vulcan Spock that will be his lasting legacy in show business (not that he was totally happy about that at times). In fact, he was the longest serving of the crew, having been the only character from the original, unaired pilot "The Cage" (later incorporated into the two-part story "The Menagerie") to remain in the finished series.

Live long and prosper, Leonard, wherever in the final frontier you have gone.
 
You know, the more I think about it, this really is the end of an era in Trek. Leonard was only cast member from "The Cage" to be picked up for the series, one of only three original cast members to appear in The Next Generation, and the only original cast member to appear in the recent movies by JJ Abrams, giving him by far the longest run of any actor in a single part in the franchise (the late Majel Barrett-Roddenberry may be a close second but played a different character in each series in which she appeared).
 
And more pure rationale evaporates ...


Where will the debris sublime ... in some subtle place?


Such is convoluted space ... all wend out of normal shape ...
 
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