This was fantastic and to think I almost missed it! Don’t they advertise these things. In general, I’m not into TV Land going off their intended route into original programming, but I absolutely loved this episode with William Shatner.
and it looks to be fun all the way around. Shatner is such a survivor and will try anything (I don’t know if he’s an attention whore–he doesn’t seem like one) and is so grounded in accepting he is who he is, it doesn’t matter to him how it comes off.
This episode taught me that Shatner is dedicated to being the best, happiest, and most interesting guy he can be and to hell with anyone who thinks there’s anything wrong with that.
I actually have new respect for the guy.
And I think I’m going to buy the Ben Folds Album – I never thought I’d say that.
Can’t wait for the Adam West and Davey Jones Episodes – Where’s Barbara Eden and Dawn Wells, they need to do this!
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Shatner’s *Has Been * was probably the best album of 2004, or at the very least, the most fun. Hell, it introduced me, a lifelong music fan, to Joe Jackson, so how bad can it possibly be?
Is that the same Joe Jackson who wrote Old Time Rock 'n Roll? I’d never heard of him either. He was featured in Last of the Mississippi Jukes, a Starz documentary, which I was watching last night.
I didn’t know Shatner had a TVLand show. I thought the thread was about the How Star Trek Changed the World program (on Discovery or somewhere). Shatner’s narrating that one.