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ShareAn Out-of-This-World Wedding in L.A. for Mr. Sulu
A big wedding will take place this September when George Takei – best known for his role as Mr. Sulu on ‘Star Trek’ – weds his partner Brad Altman. Who will and who won’t attend the September ‘Star Trek’ nuptials?
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Sometimes thing are worth waiting for. Wish them all the best.
I wonder if any of the original cast & crew from the original Star Trek TV series will attend? I enjoyed that show. Producer Gene Roddenberry was a visionary. The flip-open cell phones everyone uses today were patterned after the hand-held devices depicted on that show. Star Trek correctly predicted the use of desk-top computers. I wouldn’t be surprised if a contraption similar to the show’s transporter is devised within the next century that would allow people to travel great distances instantly through the energization of their bodies’ molecules.
Well, I should’ve watched the video clip before I typed. Ha! Sounds like several crewsmembers will be beaming up for the wedding.
Congratulations George and Brad!
Wishing them all the best!
Another thrilling episode (reality-show this time…) of a favorite show from sooo way back …
PS. Oh dear Liz Smith, not only do I some times buy that horrible NYPost because of you, now you make me watch Fox News … oy vey, the corruption …
Corruption in politics?? Say it ain’t so! Ha.
;)
Ulla, James- LOL! Fox news is where I dram the line….sorry Liz, won’t go there.
It’s also where I DRAW the line…lol
JOSIE GIRL ….. Josie Girl ….. :)
We were very worried about you young lady. I thought when you said you were goin to the river you were going to put a hole in it. Anyways, enough of the crisis mongering … you are ok and that is what matters. :)
Yeah, you guys, thank god I don’t have real TV!
Uuuuullllllaaaaa, Uuuuuulllllllaaaa! :) I can’t help it! :) Ok, that was the last time … I will do it privately from now on. :) (private joke, sorry kids)
James, you got me all worked up over our radio convo … thank you for sharing! I also wanted to tell you how sorry I was for making that comment about the you in thigh high stockings and a gui (sounds fun). I have a problem with men and I was pickin’ on you because I did not understand why you were here. I have been reading your posts …. you are a very sharp man and I am very sorry that I made that comment. Please accept my apology.
No worries, and thanks for the compliment. I got on this website when I found out that Marlo Thomas was part of it; I’m crazy about her, and I knew it would have to be of good caliber if she were involved. I really enjoy women’s company; I have lived alone for a number of years, and I was raised around almost exclusively women as a child: my mother, sisters, babysitters and teachers. If the very concept of feminism and progressive thinking is to break down barriers and prejudices, what better way for that to be exemplified than having a man writing on a women’s website? Marlo’s great film from years ago, “Free to Be….You and Me” addressed these very issues pertaining to societal roles that men and women are pigeon-holed into. You sound like a good person, Blue.
I think you said it correctly the first time, “Dram”, as in all the drama FIX News drums up.
A pity that Gene Roddenberry, DeForrest Kelly, and James Doohan did not live long enough to see it.
They can see it better than we can, in my opinion.