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From: kayuucee@cvl.UUCP (Kenneth W. Crist Jr.)
Newsgroups: net.startrek
Subject: William Shatner
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Date: Sun, 24-Nov-85 17:04:10 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov 24 17:04:10 1985
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	It has recently been stated that William Shatner at the time the
Star Trek series was being filmed, was a mediocre actor at best. Well,
however stated that (I don't remember), should not become a critic. At
the time ST was starting, William Shatner was one of the highest praised
actors in television. Many critics were telling others to watch him, because
his career would be a great one. Unfortunately, he got typecast and his
career went hardly anywhere until T.J. Hooker.
	I have no seen an episode of T.J. Hooker, so I can't really say
how he comes across on t.v. anymore, but on the big screen he still looks
pretty good. Too bad he didn't have the career he was expected to. Maybe
television wouldn't be the cesspool it is right now.

						Star-Lord

They were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Naturally they became heroes.