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Not a fan of commentaries, but might make an exception for that scene.

But seriously, it's very funny and entertaining. Everyone is pretty funny.
Not a fan of commentaries, but might make an exception for that scene.
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But seriously, it's very funny and entertaining. Everyone is pretty funny.
Took something nice home from my job a week agot: Then I put all my DVD's in it just like I did with a similar stand I took home a couple months back. But I had dibs on this one as soon as I found out we'd have a DVD stand of the movie
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"drools"Took something nice home from my job a week agot: Then I put all my DVD's in it just like I did with a similar stand I took home a couple months back. But I had dibs on this one as soon as I found out we'd have a DVD stand of the movie
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/dailydish/detail?blogid=7&entry_id=52594
Shatner Frustrated Over 'Star Trek' Feuds
William Shatner has given up trying to make peace with his former "Star Trek" co-stars - insisting, "nothing seems to work," in an interview with the New York Post.
The 78-year-old, who shot to fame as Captain Kirk on the original 1960s show, admits his memories of the series have been marred by bitter feuds with former cast mates.
Shatner admitted he felt bad after former co-star George Takei failed to invite him to his wedding to longtime partner Brad Altman last year. Meanwhile, Shatner reached a gentleman's agreement with Leonard Nimoy never to talk Trek in order to salvage their friendship.
But the star insists most of his efforts to mend relationships have been in vain.
He tells the New York Post, "I've asked them (my co-stars) numerous times to see if I can assuage their bitterness. I don't know what their problem is, quite frankly, so I've given up on trying to make it better. I don't like any ill feeling, and if there was something I could do to correct it I would. But nothing seems to work."
Wait, I knew about his beef with Takei but I thought he and Nimoy were always cool with each other?
Denny Crane does not appreciate that comment
There's an old expression. Every group of people has one major a-hole in it. If you look around the room and can't identify that person, then it's you.
If Shatner has to find himself "salvaging" all these relationships, maybe he needs to sit down and think whether he's the problem.