#star 1968

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Period dramas dresses tournament: Black dresses Round 1- Group A: Diana Spencer, The crown (gifset) vs Gertrude Lawrence, Star! (pics set)

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Adam West and Leonard Nimoy (1968)

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Brigitte Bardot, 1968 ♡

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Showgirls photographed backstage at Follies Bergere, Tropicana, 1969

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Janis Joplin performing at the Anderson Theater in New York City on February 17, 1968.

Photos by Elliott Landy 

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Sharon Tate at Acapulco Film Festival in Mexico – 1968 source credit

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leonard nimoy as spock in season two of star trek

primetime emmy award nominee for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series

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DeForest Kelley has a cure for you...Can you stand it?

Movie Stars Magazine May 1968

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“requiem for methuselah” crazy ass episode for many reasons. Kirk is being fully insane, like I don’t actually think, even controlling for how quickly and easily and readily he seems to fall in love with anybody at the slightest encouragement, that he’d go that bonkers for that android woman he just met while everyone on the ship was this close to dying, but that’s neither here nor there, because in the background you’ve got an equally but much more subtly insane episode for Spock, who extremely uncharacteristically admits to experiencing an emotion (or nearly experiencing, whatever) and that emotion is ENVY of all things. And then spends the rest of the episode warning Kirk away from this new love interest (something that doesn’t usually happen, even when Kirk has very inadvisable love interests) and is, in the end, the person who accurately identifies that Rayna’s competing love for Kirk and Flint is ultimately what overwhelms and destroys her with the most killer line in maybe history???

And then to wrap it up we get an equally uncharacteristic sort of denouement scene (TOS loooves to cut an episode off right after the actual climax, leaving little time for falling action or character reflection, or to stick a sitcom-y button on the end where the gang all smiles and laughs at their misadventures and everything resets to zero, which is not a criticism, it’s just the style of that era of tv, honestly) where Kirk is literally miserable over Rayna’s death (again, kind of unusual for a lot of his love interests, he tends to be able to move on pretty quickly) and Spock goes to see him and he falls asleep right in front of Spock (also odd) and then when Bones comes in to give the final word on Flint, Spock waves him off from waking the Captain (tender) and Bones gives him that awful speech about how it’s sadder that Spock can’t even imagine the love Kirk felt for this random android woman than it is that Kirk lost her in the first place (debatable but also rude) and how his great tragedy is that he can’t love at all like they can and how all he wishes is that Kirk could forget about all of this and move on. AND THEN, to have Bones leave and Spock go over to Kirk and very gently, tenderly, reluctantly touch him and put his hand to his forehead and tell him to forget and HAVE THAT BE THE END OF THE EPISODE??? What am I supposed to do with that??

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William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy - Star Trek (1968)

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These violent delights have violent ends..

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Virna Lisi, Ursula Andress, Marissa Mell & Claudine Auger, 1968💐🌹🌸🍂

Via @isabelfutre on Instagram🌷

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Star Trek: The Original Series (Paramount TV, 1968), "Knowledge Helmet" from Episode "Spock's Brain"

Vintage original "The Great Teacher of All the Ancient Knowledge" bubble helmet constructed of a clear acrylic dome with aluminum disc protrusions at ear level and tooled aluminum component spires, spikes and acrylic knobs to serve as "feeder circuits" to the brain, attached to the helmet by nuts-and-bolts hardware on the interior.

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A nebula containing several star clusters in the LMC // AstroCatNZ

[eternallyjuliet]

almost all of Shakespeares tragedies are because of miscommunications so that is why communication is key