You Need To Be Silly To Be

Within Weeks Of Our Premiere, It Became Obvious That Leonard [nimoy] And The Character Of Spock Were Becoming Something Of A National Phenomenon. ... And To Be Unflatteringly Frank, It Bugged Me. ... [then, Gene Roddenberry] Said To Me The Wisest Thing He Could Possibly Have Uttered. He Said, `don't Ever Fear Having Good And Popular People Around You, Because They Can Only Enhance Your Own Performance. The More You Can Play To These People, The Better The Show.'

I Am Curious About Many Things, And Find The World Around Me, And The People And Objects And Things In It, Equally Fascinating. There Is A Great Deal Of That Awe And Wonder In Me.

When I'm Interviewing Somebody I Don't Work From Prepared Questions.

I'm Coming Little Animal!.

My Dad Died Of A Stroke.