Leonard Nimoy is a nazi!!!

[Wabbajack]

Proof here

[xmas74]

1. Good one!

[UdoKier]

2. That's interesting.

Because he is Jewish...

[biscodawg]

3. didn't Hitler have a little bit...

of Jewish ancestry in his family line, or is that just an urban legend?

[Skittles]

4. LOL they'd always hide his ears when he was undercover

I guess diagonal eyebrows on top of green eye shadow don't raise questions. :o

[progressor]

5. Swastika looks Photoshopped to me...

...the rest doesn't.

There seems to be a higher concentration of artifacts in the swastika emblem than the rest of the image.

[Bridget Burke]

6. Leonard Nimoy is an ACTOR....

You know, those folks who dress up on costume & say words that someone else made up?

He's not really half/alien, either.

[xmas74]

7. It was from an episode of Star Trek where he and Kirk went

(was it back in time or was it an alternate universe? I can't remember). It was the Hitler era and they dressed in SS/Nazi uniforms to stay under cover. I believe that Joan Collins was in that episode-didn't she get hit by a car?

[baldguy]

8. No, no, no! Joan Collins was in "City On The Edge Of Forever"

The pic above is from "Patterns Of Force"

[xmas74]

9. Ok.

I forgot. Those two I sometimes confuse-because of the comments about Nazi's. City on the Edge of Forever was the one where she had to die, right?

[El Fuego]

12. "City of the Edge of Forever" was one of my faves

It was written by Harlan Ellison.

[Deja Q]

10. Not quite... 2 episodes, not one.

"Patterns of Force" is the episode where Kirk and gang discover a Federation captain had interfered with a society on a planet that had developed similarly to Earth until the other captain's arrival; telling them of the better side of the Nazi party in a vain attempt that they copy that and not read up or emulate the rest of it. Whoops.

"The City on the Edge of Forever" is the episode with Joan "I slept with Hitler" Collins (Harlan Ellison hates her guts because fluff-for-brains Dynasty chick kept telling people on talk shows she slept with Hitler. :crazy: I'm more inclined to believe Ellison, even though he's sardonic and hard-lined and arrogant...) McCoy is injured in an accident and ends up going through the portal into Earth's past. Kirk and Spock follow. They find Collins' character, who MUST die or else the Nazis will win. Ellison's original storyline had been changed to fit the 'Trek' formula and he didn't like it. I've always wanted to read the original; there's a lot in the TV version that still has a cool sound to it.

[Enraged_Ape]

11. It was a plenet who's politics had been recreated along...

Nazi Germany lines.

Another errant starship captain (not Kirk) with delusions of grandeur and a complete disrespect for the Prime Directive. At least Kirk was basically a nice guy.