when things go bad... in 1972 .a 12 year old boy..alone a lot ..parents divorced...poor...but imagined the Enterprise crew looking after him..guiding him ..showing him how great people can be...how to be...the ship passing over in orbit ...showing him how to use action ..compassion. .thoughtfulness looking after him before sleeping...thankyou

Picard rarely yelled, but by far, my favorite 4 words he ever did were "THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS!!!!!"

Thank you so very much for this. Captain Kirk has been my hero for close to 58 years. When Leonard Nimoy died, a large part of my heart died with him...I will always miss him. Love TNG as well, but I grew up watching TOS.

I'm a big Star Trek Fan, and I'm just seeing this Summit meeting for the first time in 2023 and I enjoyed every minute of it.

"Bill, I love you, you're my buddy, we're very close to each other... and you're LYING." Oh, dear Leonard Nimoy

Leonard Nimoy is so so good at bringing subjects back on point and he does it in such a professional way. The body part segment at around 5mins...he just pulls the convo back to how fans react to them.

LOL!! Patrick Stewart is hilarious. "Arn't you Dr Kirk from Star Wars". Love Patrick Stewarts sense of humour.

I don’t often watch things this long on KZfaq but being an avid Star Trek fan I loved every minute of this and didn’t want it to end.

My heart belongs to Nimoy. I could watch and listen to that man speak forever. A part of me died inside when he passed.

"I've signed body parts" "Sometimes they're not attached" The pause and the look by Stewart and Frakes was hilarious

Yesterday, William Shatner went to space. WOW!!!!!

At 25:07 Patrick Stewart says "this is star trek you never die...." How true .

Rip. Leonard Nimoy

Leonard Nimoy is such a great guy. He's like our cool, hip, space grandpa.

I attended in 1991, a Star Trek convention in Seattle that was hosted by both Shatner and Nimoy, and it was a surreal experience.

Respect to Jonathan Frakes, being on set takea up a huge amount of your day so attending all the extra production meetings ect for 2 years to be given the chance to direct. It would have been exhausting without his passion to direct. Well done to him.

I love that they are so blatantly cast to type and reflect their own character's personalities. Shatner is just blabbering away making weird faces and Nimoy just sits there and nods wisely, occasionally taking him by the hand and interrupting by saying "What he means is..." I love it.

30:33 Patrick: Data got laid, several times. Jonathan: He was fully functional! Patrick: He had 3 speeds! DO THEM! DO THEM! Jonathan: zzz!, zzZZ!! ZZZZZ!!! I bet every meme about a TNG character was started by one of their castmates!

Probably one of the best sit down interviews I've ever watched. The interaction between the actors was priceless. Whoopie was for sure outnumbered, and didn't get to say as much as I would have liked to have heard her say. The stories were so wonderful. Some of course we may have heard through the years, while others fresh and enjoyable. This sadly, will never happen again, due to the loss of Leonard Nemoy. But what a moment to cherish! Most of the convention interviews hash out the same stories that we have heard time and again. This was so different. It was personable, enjoyable, and so much laughter. As a fan, this was one of the best time well spent. Attention! Bridge on the Captain!

Had the great pleasure of meeting Leonard Nimoy back in 2009, I finally got to meet my Sci-Fi Hero, RIP Spock

How have I missed this gem of a panel? This was great! You can see the hesitation at the beginning. Only for all of them to relax and go with the flow.

Wow this is brilliant. This is talk show history. This interview can never be replicated. Captain Kirk Picard and Spock and No 1 in the same room. Having great fun together talking about their experiences is incredible.

Leonard Nimoy`s voice has such weight to it, could listen to him tell stories for hours. :)

Wonderful interview. Sad I'm only now discovering it in 2023! Miss Leonard Nimoy.

I lived for thee two shows & being 83 years young (-:), I've seen them all & am watching them again on my computer. I thank you for showing these again. Jacquie Barbani

"You look familiar" 😂 I just love the energy and chemistry that they all have. Patrick Stewart is such a sweetheart.

the amount of intelligence and the sheer class shown on stage is incredible. I think Leonard Nimoy and Bill Shatner were more responsible for the creation of the Star Trek Universe than those who followed and will always be my favorites. They did in the 1960's when Civil Unrest, the Cold War and many other themes could be transferred into a Science fiction show..which is very different than a well-acted shown many decades later. If they didn't create the Universe of human relationships in space and if it was about space travel only, the show would have never survived into the future.

29:11 “Bridge on the Captain”...I’m in stitches.

deForest Kelley!!! I can't believe they forgot his cameo ! Wasn't that in Encounter at Farpoint? He is walking with Data through the corridors and talking about treating the ship like a lady and she'll always bring you home, wasn't that it?

10:30 “Leonard Nimoy- whoa whoa whoa. What do you mean you didn’t like science fiction?” That was epic. R.I.P.

William Shatner as Captain Kirk inspired me to serve in the US Army and never forget the importance of our foundations and live by them. Leonard Nimoy as Spock inspired me to philosophy and critical thinking. He also helped me cope with being biracial. I never could get Patrick Stewart out of my mind in his roll in Excalibur, as a result he inspired me by bringing Kirk and Spock together as a philosopher Warrior.

Rest in Peace Leonard Nimoy. Live long and prosper 🖖

37.26 Patrick Stewart is talking about my mum! We were in a store in Batley, Yorkshire, England his home town couple of years back and queuing at the counter, turned round and he is there, right behind us being very normal with his shopping... my mums face lights up and she says at the top of her voice "Oh its Captain Kirk!" - he looked at me and I just kind of shrugged. If the ground could have opened. Sorry Pat.

Bill: I never saw a full episode of The Next Generation *hands come flying in* Leonard: Close up Patrick! love Leonard Nimoy, he was so awesome

Yes, Picard yelled. In fact, on the very first episode, he yelled what has to be my favorite line in the whole TNG series: "Turn that DAMN KLAXXON OFF!!" I busted out laughing. Loved it. 😂

This is such a beautiful interview. When everyone feels free to not only ask each other questions, but actively just chat with each other like old friends and comrades in industry, it's just so fun to watch.

Stewart: Shakespeare in space.

Star Trek TNG is the only tv show that made me cry at the end of the last episode. Seeing the cast at the Poker Table... knowing that it was over.... i felt like if my girlfriend just broke up with me.

The Star Trek future world with no wars, no poverty and exploring the universe instead of conquering and exploiting it was truly inspirational. I am still optimistic

Why am i just seeing this now!!!!. These 5 were a huge part of my life. Amazing to see them all together like this. RIP Spock. I hope your spirit is traveling through the stars right now...

its 2023 and this shows up on my tube...LOL

I WASN'T SURE IF I WANTED TO DEDICATE ONE HOUR AND TEN MINUTES TO WATCHING THIS SHOW, BUT AS THE SHOW WENT ON IT DREW ME IN AND I FOUND OUT SOME THINGS I NEVER KNEW ABOUT EACH ONE OF THE CHARACTERS . BY THE END OF THE SHOW, I DIDN'T WANT IT TO STOP. VERY WELL DONE.

Thank you so much! I know that it has been said before, but watching Star Trek in the late 60's was one of the very few quality times with my Father, who was alcoholic. This is true. The vision of Star Trek, the creativity, so much more than a T.V. programme. I am 60 yrs now, and am forever grateful, I am a true Trekker!! Rest in peace, dear and wonderful Leonard Nimoy.xxxxx

Leonard Nimoy, in my opinion, was the most versatile actor in the group. I saw him once in a western, can't find it now, but he played an incredibly effective, tough, grizzled, hard-ass cowboy. He was very much in character and there was not a hint of the "Spock\Star Trek typecasting that happened to Shatner. He was a great and very underrated actor. R.I.P. Mr. Nimoy.

This was awesome. I never met these gentlemen in person. The only one i ever met was Walter Koenig at a StarCon in 1976. Both, my brother and I, had the opportunity to spend 2 hours with Mr. Koenig after the signing party. What a wonderful experience that was. We had gone with him, and his agent back to the hotel room, and talked about everything but Star Trek. I was 16 years old then. What a memory to have.

I haven't laughed like this in a long time. Too many genuinely great moments in this conversation.

This is just legendary.. I miss Leonard Limoy, I wish Patrick Steward and William Shatner a long life and to still see them create more content. Frakes is currently doing a lot of great work for the Star Trek world, so I'm thankful for that. This is awesome!

Picard and Spock mind meld is one of the best star trek moments ever!

Seeing this reminds me of how much I miss all of them on the bridge. Have fun in heaven Mr. Nimoy.

What a fun roundtable this was...Nice to see Mr. Nimoy again!

I love how Stewart and Franks kept looking at each other and laughing.

That did not feel like an hour and 10 minutes, brilliant, interesting and funny interview. Love Patrick, Jonathan and Leonard (RIP), Whoopi was asking some great questions and even Bill, who can sometimes come across a bit weird was funny as hell in this. Live long and prosper 🖖

This is the best interview ever! Ever! I love Spock and miss Lenny :( Nothing can ever replace him, nobody. Ever.

I easily could have watched another hour of this.

Never seen that before! Awesome!

I could watch these guys all day!

Absolute legends !!

In a perfect Trek movie, Kirk would be admiral, Spock would be ambassador, Picard as captain, and Riker as commander.

The hope and human connection star trek and the wonderful people and actors involved have given SO many people is beyond priceless. ❤

We will never see there like again.

The conversation between these wonderful actors just breezes along effortlessly

Deforest Kelley as Admiral McCoy appeared in the SNG pilot, "Encounter at Farpoint" - that made him the first person to be featured in two Star Trek series.

These 4, I have spent many hours enjoying watching them perform. When I was a kid just getting into it in the 80s and as a teen of the 90s I was hooked. An episode of Star Trek was what made my day for many years and still even now.

I love everyone on this panel unconditionally. Beautiful.

Awesome. We miss you, Leonard Nimoy ...

What a wonderfully charming lady, Whoopie is!! She leads the conversation and at the same time lets everyone speak their minds without interruptions. I love this. She's sure of herself without having to throw her weight around.

This was awesome. Star Trek has always been part of my life . Thanks to you all..

This is Whoopie at her best. For whatever reason she seems to of become bitter and angry (maybe because of the venue she is a part of). Perhaps and hopefully her latest situation will enable her to step back and do some soul searching and come to terms with why she has seemingly (emphasis on seemingly) become so irritated and unhappy with people and life. Her smile is beautiful and I so want her to genuinely feel and want to express it more... Watching the video of The View when Patrick Stewart asks her to be in his latest show as Guinan again, her reaction is pure happy Whoopie.

Len Nemoy no longer with us, but it would be phenomenal if they made a movie with William Shatner, Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, Kate Mulgrew and the main characters from all 3 Star Treks. Like their respective ships facing some epic threat which requires all 3 experience and all. That would be FANTASTIC! Even just one last time!

Love to Mr Nimoy and William Shatner for they are truelly my heroes and both men are extremely intelligent and responsible for many of the science we have today! These men will be in my heart forever. Thank yu gentlemen! You both are my heroes!God bless!

Mr. Nimoy has the best laugh.

Although these five people might play it off, they have no idea how much they inspired people and how they charted the course for the world. Aware of their roles or not, we should be grateful.

This was a lot, lot, lot of fun to watch. I miss Leonard too. I was lucky and got to visit the set of "Voyager" one day. Very business like, quick, functional. Amazzzzing crew. BAM its done.

They are so warm and friendly and full of fond memories.

13:07 Nimoy is refering to 'Zombies of the Stratosphere (1952)', while Stewart is actually talking about 'Lifeforce (1985)', which was originally called 'The Space Vampires' (which is the name of the book) rather than 'Zombies from Outer Space' (although the movie does actually feature way more Zombies than Vampires -- amongst which the delightful Mathilda May).

Thought I would watch a bit of this. Ended up watching the whole thing. These guys have given so much to so many. RIP: Mr Nimoy

Love when they gather all these great iconic actors together in real life. I'm an average fan, growing up in the late 60's and 70's, now a retired Veteran I've had the time to watch all the different series and movies beginning to end. I love the story lines but am more interested in the special affects and fictional engineering involved. My dad was a pretty well known mechanical engineer working for the govt. back in the day, for about 40 years. They actually used one of his hydraulic designs on the space shuttle landing gear. Now my dad loved engineering, math and science, but he was farthest from ever being considered a trekie or even remotely a fan of science fiction and every now and then I would hope that he would sit with me and watch episodes of star trek when I was growing up. He wasn't interested at all. Well when Wrath of Kahn came to a theater up the street from us, I convinced him to take me. During the ship battle scenes, I could see that he was amazed and interested in the amount of power and the engineering that may have been involved, not so much the destructive power, but more towards the shear size of the ships and of course to see something that incredible taking damage like that would make me a bit emotional as well. But yes, the Star Trek series did help give me one of the more memorable moments I had with my dad. It just felt good to see his reaction, knowing that he enjoyed the movie with me, even though his amazement was more on an engineering level. I could only imagine what was going thru his mind, trying to imagine how they would designed a ship that large and powerful. He also commented that now he could see my interest in those types of movies. We went bowling after that. :-) So now when I re-watch the old series, I always have that fond memory of my dad. Many thanks to all involved in the making of those great shows and movies. God bless all who have past and may they rest in peace.

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Jonathan and Patrick's laughter at 48:39 always cracks me up.

This got really great once they all got comfortable. My favorite thing about any of the Trek casts is listening to their stories.

44:56 Leonard, you're so brilliant. What a wonderful reason to do that book.

bring us the next generation crew back ! i miss them i miss patrick steward , jonathan frakes and co .

Don't forget Issac Asimov (when talking about the history of sci fi). And -- what a terrific show this is. I really liked it!

Patrick and Jonathan's comments at the end , hit hard after seeing Picard Season 3.

The sublime beautification of science...and the demise of prejudice and racism. Here exemplified. Thank You.

Will Shatner is funny as hell, whatever reputation he has.

Wow! This is one of the best and most captivating interviews that I enjoyed, to see these 4 actors known to have played characters like Captain Kirk, Spock, Captain Picard. Commander Riker and also Guinan (Whoopi Goldberg) is very refreshing. To see these actors interacting with each other and exchanging their memories on the Star Trek stage and laughing it is very emotional to see how this series has changed their life and also mine and many fans. Many thanks, you can't imagine watching an episode or movies from this series to fill the void in my life at times and give me a taste for life instead of depression. I admit having laughed heartily at some point in this interview thanks to the laughter of these 4 actors. My only sadness was to see that William Shatner did not watch a single episode of Next Generation it's sad because thanks to Next Generation because from there was born DS9, Voyager and Enterprise it made the Star Trek franchise grow. I would like to add that I became a Star Trek fan because of Patrick Stewart as Captain Picard for me he is one of the best Captain role models for me, his integrity and maturity is something I value and also the actor is so talented and convincing.

"This is Star trek you never die" well said Picard.

I've been a fan of both Star Wars and Star Trek since I was little and the person who introduced me to science fiction specifically these two franchises was my dad ( may he rest in peace). I never got a chance to tell my dad thank you for introducing me to science fiction.

Kirk, Spock, Picard & Riker chatting it up w/ Guinan. Awesome.

This is an incredible interview to watch, particularly if you are a Trek fan. The group is very funny, smart, introspective. Whoopi ran a great interview here.

What a delightful conversation! I have watched it three times, and I think I will watch some more times. Thank you, Nathan, for posting it.

I had just finished a large project and was moving onto another city and all my staff was emotional, as we had grown close,, one asked what do we do now? I said Third Star to the right and on til morning, I received an email a few days later, by another manager, who said that was the best line for the moment and reassured everyone, even though, our team has dissolving. Glad that the new series is just as good.

Awesome....love this....I am so glad to have found this conversation with one of my best actors namely William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy (who I have seen in other films) and that I have followed throughout the Star Trek era....all of Star Trek's actors are unique individuals which needs no introduction....Star Trek itself has given me hope within a hopeless situation to help keep me going when things get too tough to handle....that's when I do watch Star Trek to help me focus on something else besides the negative aspects of everyday living issues that are hard for to handle at the moment. Afterwards, I can then go back and focus on it with a positive aspect instead. Thank you all for your contributions to Star Trek and Gene Roddenberry's hope for humanity....God bless all of you.

Oh my goodness for Star Trek fan as myself. Being alive for the very first episodes until now; this was a wonderful interview and experience. Thank you!!

This Wow A Freaking Gem You're Not Gonna See Greatness Sitting like this Again!!! Two of the Greatest Captains and First Officers Ever In Star Trek History!!!!

This was absolutely beautiful! Glad this was recorded. I think we as fans, needed to see and hear this! And to you great actors, thank you for your work which has been a great inspiration to the world! Do not ever regret the characters you played.

Loved it! Yes I'm a die hard Trekkie! This was just wonderful! I learned a lot I didn't know. Those little tidbits were just great. A must see for a Star Trek fan! Thanks for sharing!

I wish I had found this video a long time ago. I have never been able to sit through a video like this. But five of my favorite people on this planet in the same room talking about their experience in two different versions of one show is absolutely wonderful. I have watched Star Trek from day one. I still watch reruns. It never gets old and I always see things I missed the first to the fifth time around. I loved all the characters. Mr. Nimoy, "God Bless his soul" is no longer with us, but the rest of you are and for that I am thankful. Thanks to all of you for making my life adventurous.

This was so amazing to watch. I felt like a kid again, like I was watching this on the Bridge Screen of the Enterprise.