William Alan Shatner (born March 22, 1931) is a Canadian actor, recording artist, and author. He gained worldwide fame and became a cultural icon for his portrayal of James T. Kirk, captain of the starship USS Enterprise, in the science fiction television series Star Trek from 1966 to 1969, Star Trek: The Animated Series and in seven of the subsequent Star Trek feature films. He has written a series of books chronicling his experiences playing...
Just when it looks like things have gone well, McCoy has has bad news for Kirk.
When Kirk asks how to stop Spcok's rapid aging, Saavik suggests to get him of...
On the bridge of the Enterprise B, Scotty reads Jim, who makes a face at him ...
As Thrax invades the bloodstream, the Mayor brushes off Leah's concerns about...
Kirk is infuriated when Kruge executes his son for not surrendering the Enter...
Kirk to the Punk on Bus asking him to turn down his music calling it noise.
Kirk to Spock wondering if Spock has no goddam feelings about the near demise...
Kirk having to open the elevator door by hand asks if nothing works on this s...
After Sybok relinquishes command of the Enterprise, Kirk decides to take Sybo...
To his surprise, Chancellor Gorkon has accepted Kirk's invitation to dine abo...
McCoy speaking to Kirk about Spock asking him if it is really a good idea to ...
After Ozzy is fired, Drix pleads with the Mayor to reinstate Jones on the pol...
Jim is highly displeased with his old friend. They stand at opposite ends of ...
Kirk about 20th Century America as his crew is about to disembark on Earth th...
Shore Patrolman asks how the patient is of Kirk, playing a doctor. He states ...
Kirk discusses with David, his son, how he had not truly faced death before t...
Chang express the primary concern of his people as that of having their cultu...
Stan defends Miss United States after their kidnapper told her to shut up.
The data the Klingons have taken shows Kirk explaining the Genesis project si...
Kirk to the Punk on Bus asking him to turn down the punk music, which he call...
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