room door,
rather than put on in chalk
and then ready to be obliterated after
six or seven days, was a major event
and a great blessing, great blessing.
After Star Trek, I never, never again
had to worry about finding work.
I have never needed to worry
about getting work
since Star Trek first went on the air
in September of 1966.
A gigantic change in my life.
Nice. Patrick?
Everything that Bill said.
Everything that Leonard said
applies to me, too.
But there are two other things.
For me, huge pride in what we did,
in what we put on the screen,
the television screen
and subsequently the movie screen.
And in addition to that, to know that
wherever I am in the world
and whatever I'm doing,
that there are eight people,
and I can pick up the phone,
and whatever is good or bad for me,
they will be there, rock solid.
Wow. That's neat.
Yeah, that's what I...
-I was gonna take that one.
-I'm sorry.
It created, in addition to being able
to buy a car, finally,
and buy a house, and all
the wonderful things that came from it,
and being part of this legacy,
it has given me
some of my closest lifelong friends.
And every morning,
no matter what mood I was in,
I looked forward to going to work.
No matter what the hour.
I said, "I'm gonna spend the day
"with these clever, silly, talented,
wonderful people."
And it was, and still is
when we get back together,
the best job in the world.
Wonderful.
-Great.
-Hear, hear.
What was that other one?
There was another one.
I never saw an episode of that, did you?
No, what are we talking about?
You can sing it? I can't...
I barely can recognise it.
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