:11:00
in the way of tapes
or paraphernalia or photographs."
:11:04
If we could get 300 people
to attend,
:11:07
we could...we could pay for it."
:11:10
And I thought,
"They're inviting me to New Y ork?
:11:15
They said they're
willing to pay expenses
:11:18
and, you know, fly me there
and put me up in a hotel."
:11:20
I thought,
"These people are foolish."
:11:23
And, uh...
:11:24
there was something like,
:11:25
I think there were around
3,000 or 4,000 people showed up,
:11:30
and it was absolutely wild then.
:11:32
They had to call the fire
department into the hotel
to let them in in increments.
:11:37
Everything came to a dead stop.
It was jam-packed with humanity.
:11:41
The revolving doors
couldn't revolve.
:11:42
The escalators refused
to operate anymore.
:11:45
The elevators stopped working.
:11:47
And the din out there indicated
it was more than 30 people.
:11:52
The woman went onstage
and introduced me,
:11:55
and I stepped out, and the place
exploded in applause.
:12:00
Kelley: And then they were
hanging out of the balcony.
:12:03
It was like a bunch
of overaged Beatles for us, you know,
:12:06
me being there.
:12:08
Nimoy: There was hardly
a chance to speak
:12:10
because every word
created a roar.
:12:12
Every time somebody opened their mouths
to say hello, it created a roar.
:12:15
A wall of emotional sound hit you.
:12:18
And we were all
kind of taken aback
:12:22
and moved and touched by it
:12:24
because it was this
tremendous affection,
:12:27
this tremendous affection.
:12:28
And now there is
a Star Trek convention--
:12:32
There are Star Trek conventions
somewhere every weekend
all over the world.
:12:50
Hi.
:12:52
Hi there.
:12:53
Can I have
a schedule, please?
:12:57
Ah. Majel.
Definitely got to see Majel.
:12:59
She's onstage right now.