Don't forget, these actors are the Culture Creators.

"Hey Jim,....?......whatcha think your doing???". " Move over bones, I'm operating." " YOU ??!!, .........JIM, YOUR A STARSHIP CAPTAIN.............NOT A DOCTOR !!!."😂😂😂😂

And it was free on air for everyone. Dont buy streaming services

SO TRUE !!

AMEN!

GOD did it through the Dr.'s FAITH!

Bless you

Blessings

Great doctors !! Glad you made it! Lost my dad to cancer

Sage words Mr Gunter, sage words indeed.

Hope you're enjoying your retirement, I'm sure it's well earned. 🙏

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You said it!

@B&O… If you live in a particular country, that is.

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@@foobarmaximus3506... Ecclesiastes 😊 No truer words... I thought about the words of Solomon while viewing another episode earlier. All the other programs done with similar content through the years and the "creators" of them all really believe that their ideas are original and new 🤭... Before television...theatre in the colosseums(?)Take care of yourselves and each other wherever you are 🌏🌍🌎😊!

lol

I'd still rather have a flying saucer.

@@foobarmaximus3506 hm

And a city bus to a galaxy class star ship!

Speaking as a retired RN, I was able to catch the tail end of that era in my early years in Nursing... it was SO much better than what it evolved into here in the US when CEOs & CFOs took over.

@@Elphaba1952 I refer to it as the Big Pharma and Corrupt Medical Establishment Cabal. They run the FDA now. I'm nearly 70, and I will avoid seeing a doctor or stepping foot in a hospital at all costs. They withhold the cures for many things in order to prolong pain and suffering to make money from ineffective treatments.. It's all upside down from 50 years ago.

@@geezermann7865 i,m only 60 but I know how wonderfull the health care used to be, today docters are hard to find and when you do after waiting months to see him/her they look at there computer screen 95% of your time then go by the book for profit via the pharmaceutical cartel even if real solutions are available they fail to get yo actually know you so they can make a decent prognosis, gone are the days of house calls,personal knowledge of there patients because its all get them in and ship em down the road, and the V.A. I can say nothing because I value what little life I have left.

@@guyazbell7437 You are so right. The doctors today are basically pawns of the medical establishment, and have to "toe the line". My local primary care doctor is knowledgeable and a nice guy. But he could not prescribe the meds I needed for the "infamous lung infection" I contracted last month. I had to go outside the system, and have a relative pay for the consultation and meds. They are working, and I'm recovering. I was told I got it from someone who was contagious after the vaxx. ( which I refuse to have, since it's experimental and has many deadly side effects, and was never needed in the first pace ). Guy - take care and stay positive!

@@Elphaba1952 Amen

They don't write them like that anymore. This was very enjoyable. Even though I am a big fan of Shatner, the show stood on it's own.

"Your time is priceless". I liked that one. I have a nurse that let's me talk as much as I want about anything and she listens. I consider that apart of my treatment for liver disease. Bless her heart. I am getting excellent care.

Hard lesson at a hard time.

It's an ironic sentence, too. It changes in the context of the doctor's terminal cancer, and becomes just as meaningful, but poignant more than cautionary. A well-written story, indeed. What a world it would be if such values of connection and selfless dedication prevailed in more of us.

OMG, was the little guy with the pregnant wife Arte Johnson?

I love a movie full of "that guys"

Also Brooke Bundy...a decade later she and Berry would guest star on an episode of THE BRADY BUNCH that was meant to be a backdoor pilot--KELLY'S KIDS, about an ex-musical performer and his wife who adopted 3 young boys of different races.

Not too many people will recognize those names. A time when TV was great.

@Eilliw Nodrog He's not in this one...he was already making his mark in movies by this time, under an MGM contract.

I agree with you. I never knew him other than Star Trek. He was a good actor before Star Trek.

He's won so many acting awards, the people who say that he can't act are jealous,

HE CAN OVERACT AS IN STAR TREK. YET IT MADE HIM THE ICON HE IS 100 YEARS LATER. LOL

I think he is a great professional actor.

Excellent actor.

True story

Thanks . . . I didn't remember that ! B-)

Write a diary, it'll make life a bit longer, in memory.

@@kilingkiling-tinybell no couldn't do that

This is why Alzheimer's disease is one of the most devastating afflictions you could possibly get. It takes your whole life away from you as well as your identity.

Seeing him today and finding out how he treated his castmates, you KNOW he is a good actor when he makes you believe he is warm hearted.

@@bb22602 If you don't know him personally then you don't know. -anything.

@@ioodyssey3740 going by eyewitness testimony.

@@bb22602 Knowing that William Shatner self proclaims having always been lonely, anyone with compassion, would have to wonder why. Just wondering .... Is everything your friends, work associates, and family say about you true?

@@bb22602 you ought to do some research about the reliability of witness testimony.

Ever pull into a gas station and had four people run out to fill your tank, check your tires, wash your windshield, take your money and return with your change? No. Well, I guess things change over time.

@@BackYardBoxGardening I read somewhere that is coming back in some cities..

Not a doctor, but the resident break areas probably are one tenth the size of that break room😂

Phones? You had phones?

@@TheAzmountaineer 😂

i agree. He was in a really good movie called 'Sole Survivor'

@@poppy5986 I agree Laura, Sole Survivor was a great dramatization of the true story of the B-24 bomber . Lady Be Good , which crashed in the Libyan desert during WW II. There also was a Twilight Zone epoisode inspired by this true event called " King 9 Will Not Return, It starred Bob Cummings. Have you seen the film called " The intruder " ? It stars William Shatner as a stranger who comes to a small southern town to incite racism. He was excellent in that. Produced by Roger Corman strangely enough. You can watch it free here on KZfaq kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a7GFqLd7vJiaaYE.html&ab_channel=BrokenTrout

Totally agree.

@@Bill23799 Thank you and thank you for the links!😊👍👍

@@Bill23799 ;. Thanks for the links. Love early William Shatter movies.

very funny. KING of the double takes.

You know nothing. Mr Shatner had a long and successful career in television, films and theater before Star Trek. ​@@davidcartmell2141

After ins pays you get a letter from hospital saying ins did not pay and try to bill you for it.

I just had life saving open heartsurgery.....ba da!

HAHAHAHA.. So sad but true. No humanity left anymore, it's all about the money.

@JustMe I Totally Agree!

Now the insurance companies determine how much time is spent with a patient...15 minutes usually....then you chart for 30 minutes.

So true. Today, doctors are so busy with so many patients, they tend to lose that "personal touch" with their patients. So sad.

You mean the talented Charles Bicford

it still does if you are into non-binary trans people talking about black lesbians and gay asians. Did I forget a discriminated group?

@@lenakarmann8117 Which one are you?

@@lenakarmann8117 Wow! you are really ignorant.

@@samualcrocket1405 In my opinion there are so many that we are all guilty of not knowing all of them. Forgive us you mealy mouthed pablum puking liberals!

I tried to explain a very simple plot to a friend. Today's morality does not understand why a young lady could not ever marry because she had an affair when she was younger. He would know and no longer love her as she was a fallen woman. I think it was an older film of an obscure Director.

You've got to see this 1947 movie called The Millers on Case. google it!

It ought to change back.

My Dr.'s grandfather and father started our local hospital...he told me a few days ago...they charged $7.00 , and wanted to raise it to $8.00, but were afraid it might kill their practice...it didn't...

Multiple Myeloma!! What my daughter has😭

That's what you get when the Govt (your elected officials) allows the private sector to run amuck in the chase for profits, cutting customer service and the public good. Pretty soon, the dumb American voter - misdirected with phony "culture" war lies, will turn over the U.S. Treasury to the career private sector profiteers to pilfer at their leisure. The private sector profiteer most certainly will see that the voter gets everything he deserves.

Just your racist sentiments... And if you're gonna ridicule black folks just say it plainly, don't be a weasel talking about saggy pants

@@alex_ignorant_lying_neocon2021 Racist against who ,I work with a guy that can't seem to pull his pants up and he is Irish so if I say pull your pants up it's racist.🤓😆🐑😎🤣😱😵🥴🤔🤔

@@tommyboy1653 It's called racial coding

@@tommyboy1653 Racist hero to your ancestors Lee Atwater pioneered this racial coding appealing to racist sentiments without mentioning race or blacks, by talking about states' rights and taxes funding welfare etc, and Gingrich riffed off this slurring Obama as "The Food Stamp President"...

@@tommyboy1653 Does a white face pop into your mind when I say "watermelon eater" or "urban crime" or "fried chicken eater"?

I was expecting DeForrest Kelly to come in playing a ship's captain.

Dr. McCoy: Jim! I'm just a country doctor!

He's dead, Jim!

I was really good, I thoroughly enjoyed it, I was surprised.

“Jim , I’m a doctor not a bricklayer.”

The nurse is Reta Shaw the housekeeper from the Ghoast and Mrs Muir.

Reta Shaw, seen in countless roles over the decades, always as a gruff, tough, no nonsense woman with a heart of gold. Never disappointed, enjoyed her performances that came across so naturally. ❤️👏👍👍

@@ellenthorne8222 Along with both the stage and screen versions of THE PAJAMA GAME

Yessss

That was really sweet, book-ended by a bit of a corny premise, but it really got down to universal themes once it unfolded. And what an amazing cast of veteran actors.

Affecting. Yes. Well said.

Sure it can and does on a regular basis.

How did you miss the music?

But the music wasn't playing non stop throughout the entire show.

I'd rather have "Dr" Shatner than those two you mention. Never liked them.

Dr. Kildare, Ben Casey, Medical Center, Marcus Welby M. D. How did I miss this one?

Yeah! Hmmm. Where are those two, in this movie!!!

Possibly a contributing factor to those story lines!

And Marcus welby m.d.

Mrs. Muirs' housekeeper and the future Captain Parminter.

@Kevin Osborne. I know exactly how you feel.

this is a very dark but true statement.

I get what you say. That said, brutality and ignorance has always been with us. For some of us, there were never any "the good old days." The USA, well, since it was founded by slave owners. Anyway, a fine show. And Shatner was a fine actor, far above the Trek thing...

@@edoedo8686 Totally agree with you. As soon as America became America we started a campaign of bullying and meddling. This "America is the greatest country in the world" thing is exactly like any other dictator country, where people are brainwashed from birth. That said, there are many fine people. But I digress, Shatner played in some pretty hokey series, and managed to survive with grace and talent.

@@marisadallavalle393 Why don't you leave?

the big at the end with pool table, reminded my of the star trek episode on the mob, gangster planet 🙂

@@dh2032 " A piece of the action "

Yes his es e good actor 1de bet

I love Shatner! (It's the past tense of Shitner you know!) He's still the best! Here are a few things you never heard on Star Trek: 1. Dr. McCoy: "He's alive, Jim!" 2. Engineer Scott: "I can give you all the power you want, Captain!" 3. Mr. Spock: "It's life captain. Just as we know it!" and my all time favorite: 4. Said no transporter operator ever, "All the red shirts have returned from the mission, Captain!"

Bill looks incredible for being 90 😳❗️Bill was & is an inspirational example of what a great actor can be 👍✨

@@videolabguy "...past tense of Shitner" 🤣😂🤣 omg I'll never be able to not think of that every time I see the name. What have you done to me?! 😂🤣😂 Mercy.

You know he's Jewish, right? So he'll be fine getting into his kingdom.

Galaxy - ha, nice!

Sean Stewart BEST COMMENT EVER!

I love your sense of humour

Acting by numbers, wonderfully ham..

Do you remember him in the "Twilight Zone" episode when he played the part of a man and his wife who stopped by a little diner for lunch in a town they were passing through and he started playing the fortune-telling machine at their table and couldn't stop! A CLASSIC!

Charles Bickford really good in this!!!

Watching this movie knowing Shatner will have a brilliant career, turn 90 while looking great and staying sharp and flying into space - a great guy!

Yep. Then several more followed. Talk about a charmed life. Then he got to go into space for real!

@@grandmalovesmebest "My trip to space was supposed to be a celebration; instead, it felt like a funeral," he wrote. "It was among the strongest feelings of grief I have ever encountered. The contrast between the vicious coldness of space and the warm nurturing of Earth below filled me with overwhelming sadness."

got another capt kirk comming up

😀😀😀spockhater,snifsnifffff 😀😀😀😀😀😀

My doctor, after retiring from military, started a small practice. Him and his nurse practitioner made house calls till he retired from his general practice.

@@jeanjohnson6607 what a wonderful man. True dedication.

Yes, eight dollars for a house call. Five for an office visit. I peel off more than that for a couple days worth of snacks at the gift shop in my building.

Same here. Old time Docs and Nurses would not believe the current crop of medical marvels.

Reta Shaw. She was in a lot of shows and she was great! I loved her as a escaped convict on an episode of the Andy Griffith Show, dancing with Barney.

And she was wonderful! I loved the ghost and Mrs. Muir.

I think she was Barney's singing teacher also.

She played in The Gost and Mr Chicken too with Don Knotts. I love her!

@@dadsarepeopletoo3785 Oh, yes you are correct. I forgot about The Ghost and Mr. Chicken. She always seemed like the kind of no-nonsense person you would like being around. This was at a time when you had to have talent to be an actor -- not specific looks. I spend more time watching vintage, old classic, movies and TV series just so I can see 'normal' looking people. I really enjoy that you can find so much vintage on the net. If you see this, have a great day Dads are people too.

"Nowadays folks swallow anything, but it's between their ears!"

One of the best episodes of Twilight Zone was Shatner seeing the monster on the wing of the plane

He was in three Twilight Zone episodes. "Nightmare at 20,00 Feet" is my favorite, followed by "Nick of Time," which he made when he was a bit younger than the airplane episode.

@@lizettewanzer8650 I loved "Nick of Time!"

@@sherryridlen9357 Sorry! 😛

@@dadsarepeopletoo3785 lol whenever I'm on a plane I always peek out to see if the monster is on the wing 😄

Exactly. I'm just now recovering from what apparently was the CV-Sars bug, and the doctor said I likely contracted it from someone who had the jab, and was shedding virus. Luckily, a family member was able to pay for the proper meds to treat it, that for some reason are withheld from the public, instead of being given free to all who need them.

I cant believe what our world has turned in to 😢

Right When she said she had a splinter, I was surprised. I thought she would confess a pregnancy to the doctor and he would say, "Come back tomorrow and bring your mother. I'll help you tell her."

I did not get that till you. Good call.

Wasn’t the girl Maureen McCormick?

@@bhsbmd the character “Ann” was played by Brooke Bundy - and she appeared in 1973 on a Brady Bunch show (or a pilot for a show called “Kelly’s Kids”)

@@jadepaulsen8456 Thanks

Agreed. He just seemed so natural in every part he played. I really enkoyed him in this. The nurse is played by an actress whose voice anyone of my generation will recognize instantly.

Reta Shaw is her name.

Sorry he is Canadian 🇨🇦

He was so beautiful.

Very well expressed!

Amen 🙏

naturally woeful.

It is true.

I'm a starship captain - not a doctor!

@@christinelitvak6427 Hah! Good one.

He was definitely genetically gifted in the looks department.

Yes, I hadn't realised how many films he was in until recently.

Extremely prolific: www.imdb.com/name/nm0000638/ Not to mention his song stylings: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shatner%27s_musical_career

I just watched him on an episode of "The Rookies".

He did a couple of Twilight Zones before Star Trek and 3 Columbos after

@@dadsarepeopletoo3785 I didn’t know he did more than one Colombo, I’ve come across one on KZfaq. I also found a Shatner appearance on Thriller. Thriller was a Boris Karloff show.

In the US, we get telehealth then they take all our money.

HORSEFEATHERS! Wm. Shatner only "acts" like Capt. Kirk...

John, it is precious how Shatner has his way with pausing, his trademark! Capt Kirk or not!

@@frednesbittjr.7862 Wm Shatner is a fine actor, who delivers! His style is consistent, but his CAPT KIRK role is only one of his great achievements.

Couldn't agree more.👍 He's a talented & prolific actor who never said no to a job offer. Great work ethic! And at 90 he's still got it!

Charles Bickford