Tonight, this CBS sitcom boldly goes into the land of Star Trek – thanks to a collectible toy that figures prominently in this episode’s plot. Also a prominent figure: a little toy Mr. Spock, whose voice is provided, especially for this sitcom, by none other than Leonard Nimoy. Good thing, too. Getting any other actor to supply the voice for a Spock toy would have been so… illogical.

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Thank you for sharing this.
Well, this theory seems to be really intriguing for all.
I love this Sitcom a lot, haha. I almost forgot about this sitcom.

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