Shakesthegrounds Rumblings

[Ellemeno]

Is that Barbara Bain standing there with William Shatner? 

[injest]

Is that Barbara Bain standing there with William Shatner? 

no...I know who it is but my mind is blank!!

Joan Crawford??

[jstephens9]

That's Joan Collins walking with William Shatner. This shot was not from the Andy Griffith, but from Star Trek. The episode is "City on the Edge." Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock and Dr. McCoy end up in the early 20th century and this scene is from that. Follow this link for interesting information on the lot where Andy Griffith was filmed. Many famous shows and movies used this same Desilu studio backlot.

http://www.radoknews.com/andy-griffith-show.html

[injest]

Thank you Jack!! I knew it was Joan...couldn't remember the last name...I also couldn't remember the name of the show she was so famous for..I was thinking Dallas but knew that was wrong.

I came back cause I remembered! It was DYNASTY!!

LOL!!

everyone says that was one of the best Star Trek episodes..but I have always HATED it!

[Wayne]

Is that Barbara Bain standing there with William Shatner? 

    It's Alexis !! 

And it's before the divorce - about 40 years before the divorce!!           

[Scott6373]

    It's Alexis !! 

And it's before the divorce - about 40 years before the divorce!!          

Lord I haven't though about that show in ages.  What a hoot it was.

[jstephens9]

I said the episode name slightly wrong anyway or truncated since it was "The City on the Edge of Forever." From what I remember I never thought it was that great of an episode either. I do think that it is funny that Mayberry was the city on the edge of forever and that Floyd cut hair there 

[Scott6373]

I said the episode name slightly wrong anyway or truncated since it was "The City on the Edge of Forever." From what I remember I never thought it was that great of an episode either. I do think that it is funny that Mayberry was the city on the edge of forever and that Floyd cut hair there 

It's also the only episode that had a "swear" word in it.  "Let's get the hell out of here."

[ifyoucantfixit]

            oH GOSH..........    JACK YOU CRAZY

[Shakesthecoffecan]

There are times you don;t go looking for words because you know that in your own language or perhaps any language, there are none to express how you feel, and if you cannot even express it to yourself you cannot fully know how you feel.

But there is music. And there is Samuel Barber's Addigio for Strings. Barber died on this day in 1981, and this piece sums up how I feel, hollow and haunted and peaceful, even hopeful.

But sad. Very sad.

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NYHD-XD44s[/youtube]