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Complete Shatner Scenes from Star Trek script
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By GustavoLeao / 01:36, 6 December 2004 / General Star Trek
STAR TREK actor George Takei ('Captain Sulu') was a guest on the british GMTV's breakfast show last week, promoting the third season of TOS on DVD. After the show, George took part in a web chat on the GMTV web site and here are a few excerpts from the chat transcript.
The question should be is did George talk with his agent about signing deals without consulting him at all first? If he was so disengaged from the entire process, why would he ever expect Paramount to just be handing shows over to him.
Evil Evil Shatner. Even more reasons to hate him! He would be on Enterprise right now if when they first called him up he just showed up like a good soldier and didn't try to give them any pesky ideas about how he would appear or ask for the damn money!!
What is truly sad is that after the years and years of bitching and whining about Shatner that Takei has still never learned anything about how and why Shatner looked out for himself in the way that he did. Maybe Shatners overall interest in what he played, how he was portrayed, and what he was paid is the reason he is the success and as popular as he is today. Clearly he was the second most likely to be stereotyped after TOS-- yet he and Nimoy were the only ones able to work successfully outside of Trek on a regular basis.
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