Click here to view a compilation of snippets from Star Trek: TOS which demonstrate the relationship between Spock and McCoy.
Compiled by Carl Slaughter for File 770.
Here is the first, Click here to view several more video clips.
https://youtu.be/P5099X_H1Fc
Adam Nimoy has been a busy man since his father died. For most people, the passing of a parent might put life on hold for a while; but for the son of Spock, it simply increased the pressure to complete a project begun just a couple of months before Leonard Nimoy’s death Feb. 27, 2015, at the age of 83.
For the Love of Spock is a revealing documentary about the elder Nimoy and the character he made famous. Just in time for Star Trek’s 50th anniversary, director Adam Nimoy stops at the Fantasia International Film Festival on Saturday to present his insider’s take on one of the most affectionately revered characters of 20th-century pop culture.
“I’ve been travelling all over the country,” Nimoy said, on the phone from his L.A. home, Thursday morning. “Soon I’ll be going all over the world to screen the film at festivals like Fantasia; at conventions in Las Vegas, where there’s a Star Trek weekend for the 50th anniversary of the (TV) series. I’ll be going to New York City; to (Spain’s) Sitges Film Festival in October; to a convention in Birmingham, in the U.K.
The Album cover speaks for itself. Return to Sirius? Wear my Tricorder Round your Neck?
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The second season started in September, 2015.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnYEr6jiHEY
The show is presented as the personal video log of Ensign Williams (played by Ashley Victoria Robinson.) Each episode takes place during the events of one of the original Star Trek episodes, starting with the first episode “The Man Trap.”
Williams soon learns that she may well be the only sane person on board. Violent alien plants, overly-friendly superior officers and the Naked Time plague wide-eyed Ensign Williams as she struggles to follow Starfleet protocol and make it alive to the end of the episode.
Of course, she survives each episode– she has a name! 
Leonard Nimoy passed away on February 27 at age 83, succumbing to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, an aliment the cause of which he firmly believed was his unfortunate smoking habit, despite his having given it up 30 years ago. He is survived by his wife, two children, numerous grandchildren, and an older brother. News of his death occasioned accolades from his Star Trek co-stars, NASA astronauts, U.S. president Barack Obama, and Trekkers the world over.
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