Leonard Nimoy

Many 'Star Trek' fans felt personally betrayed when director J.J. Abrams ditched the series and jumped ship to 'Star Wars: Episode 7.' After all, the two iconic science fiction franchises have been embroiled in a silly war among fans for decades now -- either you're in one camp or the other, it seems. But how would Trekkies feel if Mr. Spock himself, Leonard Nimoy, took a journey to the 'Star Wars

With each passing episode, 'Fringe' gets closer and closer to its series finale and 100th episode "An Enemy of Fate," which began production this week following a celebration of the cult sci-fi hit's five-year run. The final season will resume with this Friday's "The Human Kind," but plenty of mysteries are left between now and then. In particular, we've been wondering; will sc

'Fringe' fans were deeply saddened (thought not altogether unsurprised) to learn with yesterday's 2012 Emmy nominations that the cult sci-fi series had been passed over entirely for any award recognition, in spite of years of groundbreaking work and the universally acclaimed performance or series star John Noble.  Longtime supporter and sometime guest-star Leonard Nimoy too has felt the outrage, a

For only 13 episodes, 'Fringe' season 5 has quite a bit of work ahead of it.  Not only do we have to somehow get from the modern day to the Observer-dominated future seen in season 4's "Letters of Transit," but also manage to incorporate Leonard Nimoy's character William Bell, who was observed to play a role even before appearing in season 4 finale "Brave New World."  So what d

Tonight marks the culmination of an incredible year for 'Fringe' fans in season finale "Brave New World, Part 2," a sentiment made all the more satisfying by the recent news that 'Fringe' will return for a fifth and final season.  More than that, however, the finale also sees more of the full return of Leonard Nimoy's villainous William Bell, which leaves some fans wondering, how did the

Sigh.  Eventually, the day will come when FOX has no more epic 'Fringe' videos to release in anticipation of its fourth season finale, and beyond that, a day will come when we have no more 'Fringe' videos to talk about at all.  But, it is not this day.  This day, we watch!  Do you remember that awesome 'Fringe' movie-quality trailer that had its second half redacted?  Turns out there was good reas

There's a well-documented phenomenon in serialized TV shows (one 'LOST' suffered from quite a bit), in which SAG rules dictate that any guest actor must be listed in show's opening credits, thereby ruining any surprise appearances.  Those who watched the first half of 'Fringe's season finale "Brave New World" this past Friday may have had the return of a certain villain spoiled (yay for

It's a good time to be a 'Fringe' fan, what with the epic "Brave New World" season 4 finale set to debut its first hour this Friday night, along with the safe assurance that the series will return this fall for a 13-episode final season.  So with all these burning questions left to be wrapped up this and next season, what do the show-runners have to say fans can expect?

It made sense to bring Leonard Nimoy’s version of Spock into the fold for J.J. Abrams’ ‘Star Trek’ reboot. The character’s actions on screen literally restarted the franchise, allowing Abrams and his team to introduce younger versions of our cherished characters. But does it make any sense to bring Nimoy back for the sequel?

That Leonard Nimoy sure likes to talk a big game about retiring from acting, but leave it to the eggheads of 'The Big Bang Theory' to engineer a way for the legendary sci-fi actor to make an appearance. That's right, 'Bang' theorists, we're all about to live a bit prosperously longer when former 'Star Trek' star Leonard Nimoy finally makes his presence known on an upcoming March 29 episode of 'The