Yeah, he is alarmingly alert. But when he was like, "How did they go upstream?" it's like... yeah, get near the edge, haha, but maybe he hasn't been on rivers much. He just makes it sound amazing, haha.
Did a movie with Paul Newman and Edward G. Robinson in 1964… when Beatlemania was raging and the Kennedy assassination was still fresh in peoples’ minds… and telling stories about it like it was three years ago.
Every Shatner interview seems like it is not long enough. I'd watch 4 hours of him sharing stores and commenting on things. It is always nice to see him interacting with generations of young people who were not born when his extraordinary career began. Shatner is the definition of a National Treasure.
They need to study Shatner's brain once he's passed to understand how he's so lucid at such an old age. It's remarkable. He speaks better than most 60 year old's I know.
@@TheRageaholic Clint is kinda frail to be honest and looks every bit of 93 years old. Shatner is on another level and while his birthday and year indicate he is 92 years old, his body and mind are actually much younger. 10 to 15 years younger maybe even 20.
What an absolute legend, and William Shatner got to speak with him! Honestly though what an incredible life Mr. Shatner has lived. An American icon for sure.
@@michaelswanton2224 Everyone knows that. Don't be pedantic. He's an American icon in the sense of the exact dictionary definition of American icon: "an idol in American culture." Nearly all of his works are of American production. He is a Canadian that Americans cherish and adore. He's lived in the US for almost his entire career. Still does. Shatner is a wonderful man who's left an indelible mark on Hollywood and North American culture as a whole. My favorite Canadian and an idol of many an American.
it would be a miracle if I'm even above ground at the time I would become 92. Shatner's curiosity about our world and vitality is truly inspiring and gives people hope that you can be so alive in your 90s.
He sounds just like a storyteller! The raising and lowering of his voice. The polite way he looks at everyone while he speaks. I am mesmerized so much that i almost forgot what he is saying. Just what you want. Funny and lively.😊
God William Shatner amazing man. When I got married in 2002 on Nantucket Bill was there on the island. Some of my wedding party saw him at an ice cream store and he gave autographs. Incredible he is so sharp.
I had no clue that William Shatner was so cool, I remember when Star Trek first came out and I was 11 years old, and I was captivated. Thanks for the great interview.
A friend of mine recommended that I watch Boston legal, so I started watching it about a week ago. Have had several sleepless nights because I can’t stop watching! BILL looks almost the same now as he did 20 years ago when that show played. Amazing! That show makes me laugh out loud, and there are not many shows that do that. It is so bizarre and funny… I wish it was still on!
Would be such a wonderful evening to sit down and have dinner with William Shatner. His wisdom thru his life experiences is quite evident. As one said in an earlier post, people need to be more curious like Mr. Shatner.
Now I’m going to look for more William Shatner interviews. Imagine being in your 90’s and being more fun than guys in their prime. He talks about old folks home and my head thinks “he’s too young to be talking about old folks homes” 😄
Check out the underground houses, they look great. I live in South Australia and haven't heard some of these stories. William Shatner is his own treasure.
I have loved Bill Shatner for years. He is humble and hilarious. He is the kind of person I would love to just sit and talk with for hours, listening to him tell outrageously funny stories, interesting ideas, and philosophical thoughts. He knows his own faults and weaknesses, but he is able to bring humor to the criticism he receives. Plus the man went into space! For real! He’s terrific and I wish I could meet him before I die, but, at age 73, that is not likely. Like Birdie used to say on Fibber McGee and Molly, “Love that man.” ❤😂
Seeing the stars without light obstruction the first time if you had been city raised is like the first time you see the ocean if you weren't brought up near one, especially if you venture beyond sight of land. My father didn't see an ocean until he was twenty-one, and him telling about it is one of my favorite of his stories. Such a magnitude, it is hard to witness without some sense of awe, for most. (Not sure about Adam, though, he seemed a little blase' about the stars during the story.)
I've always loved Bill's voice. Captain Kirk turned me on. He is still pretty on top of things at 93. I know he can stir my pot and I'm 66. Thanks Adam, great show!
Today I was in the passenger seat of a fellow elevator mechanics truck,stopped at a red light on sunset and the 101. Right in front of the Netflix building. The picketers were asking me if I knew about the strike and why they were striking. My response was, oh no what am I going to do ? No tv shows or movies about how bad white men are ? That’s terrible…
Adam's rant about "specimens" & human's "touched by God", reminds me of the Andy Griffith episode w/Barbara Eden as the manicurist who came to work at Floyd's Barbershop. Andy's explanation of her beauty; “Nature's been good to you. I mean real, real, real good. I-I can't remember when I've seen nature spend as much time on any one person.”
Commenting on the very end of the video - when I worked in retail, we had to cut holes in the clothes we were getting rid of not to discourage dumpster divers, but to discourage employees who would "damage out" things they wanted, and then take them back out of the trash. We had to show a manager that the clothes were really ruined before we put them in the trash.
I just watched an episode of Columbo where shatner played an actor that killed someone. Almost 50 years ago and he still sounds exactly the same at 93. Amazing.
There should literally be a university or medical/bio research group studying Shatner's genome. Whatever is in his genetics needs to be shared with the world. It's seems impossible for someone of his age to be this fast and sharp. Amazing!
Captain Friggin' Kirk-one of my boyhood heroes(I'm 67) and Bill Shatner is alive and lucid at 93. It's almost as if he is waiting for the 23rd Century. LOL
William is articulate and sharp as ever what a legend
Yeah, he is alarmingly alert. But when he was like, "How did they go upstream?" it's like... yeah, get near the edge, haha, but maybe he hasn't been on rivers much. He just makes it sound amazing, haha.
pretty good argument for drinking the blood of sacrificed children
What’s crazy is how long it’s been since he killed his wife
I think we can all agree, we all could just sit here and listen to Bill Shatner talk all damn day.
Exactly
93 years-old. Let us all enjoy William Shatner while we can. Cherish everyone in your life because it goes by very fast.
Except for him... he'll outlive us all
There's just a handful of celebrities it's really hard to picture the world without--that McCartney level--and to me, Shatner is one of them
Did a movie with Paul Newman and Edward G. Robinson in 1964… when Beatlemania was raging and the Kennedy assassination was still fresh in peoples’ minds… and telling stories about it like it was three years ago.
Aaaaand… he was two years old when the original King Kong was released. 😳
It's hard to believe he is 93. He looks and sounds much younger.
William Shatner sets the highest bar possible. The example of what the golden years should be. Just incredibly engaging and brilliant.
Every Shatner interview seems like it is not long enough. I'd watch 4 hours of him sharing stores and commenting on things. It is always nice to see him interacting with generations of young people who were not born when his extraordinary career began. Shatner is the definition of a National Treasure.
The world needs more “curious” people like Shatner. His story telling is pretty incredible too!
You should hear the story about how he didn’t kill his wife. Not very believable
It is so true about the world needing more " curious" people. Common sense and curiosity are not that common in today's world.
93 year old Shatner, and still an absolute plugging machine
This interview is profound. I might even say “Apex” for Carolla. I could listen to Shatner all day
They need to study Shatner's brain once he's passed to understand how he's so lucid at such an old age. It's remarkable. He speaks better than most 60 year old's I know.
He's at the sharp end of the stick for any age honestly. Very insightful individual
@@royavery6949 I am 115 and I am just as lucid and run marathons.
He and Clint Eastwood are freaks of nature.
Biden has given older people a bad name!
@@TheRageaholic Clint is kinda frail to be honest and looks every bit of 93 years old. Shatner is on another level and while his birthday and year indicate he is 92 years old, his body and mind are actually much younger. 10 to 15 years younger maybe even 20.
Whatever Shatner is on, I want some of it . 92 and killing it. My God.
Thank You for your Service, Captain. HERO
Dang, Bill is sharp as a tack. What a tremendous career and an articulate speaker.
What an absolute legend, and William Shatner got to speak with him! Honestly though what an incredible life Mr. Shatner has lived. An American icon for sure.
Except that he is Canadian
@@michaelswanton2224 Everyone knows that. Don't be pedantic. He's an American icon in the sense of the exact dictionary definition of American icon: "an idol in American culture." Nearly all of his works are of American production. He is a Canadian that Americans cherish and adore. He's lived in the US for almost his entire career. Still does. Shatner is a wonderful man who's left an indelible mark on Hollywood and North American culture as a whole. My favorite Canadian and an idol of many an American.
@@mypartyisprivate8693
*_Well stated, sir._*
Bravo to William Shatner. I always like him. We like you no matter how old you are. God bless.
I'm 27 and I look older than this dude in his 90s. I legit am changing my life after this interview 😂
I'm 41 and I look 27 and I have lived wide open since I was 12
Ride lots of horses for exercise..
That's how he does it..
@@keeganshigh Gen X 🤘😺🤘
1/3 genetics , 1/3 healthy life style , 1/3 luck =. 92 years old is the new 35 .
@@keeganshigh , let us know if you make it to your 50’s
it would be a miracle if I'm even above ground at the time I would become 92. Shatner's curiosity about our world and vitality is truly inspiring and gives people hope that you can be so alive in your 90s.
Watching Bill at his age is a testimony to growing up without fast food in your diet .
That man is still more articulate and "together" than Biden was 30 years ago 😂
And Shatner is in his 90s
Not a joke
Capt Kirk is 92 yo, WOW!
@@m.asquino7403 And he's a young 92, at that.
C'mon man
Great Show Adam any episode with Shatner is gold.
I love Shatner! Adam is cool too.
Hahaha what a great story teller! I laughed out loud and I really needed it.
He sounds just like a storyteller! The raising and lowering of his voice. The polite way he looks at everyone while he speaks. I am mesmerized so much that i almost forgot what he is saying. Just what you want. Funny and lively.😊
Find his song Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.
Bill Shatner...what a treasure!
a gentleman who is 10 times more lucid than the current occupant of the white house
It must be Shatner’s sense of humor that keeps him so vibrant.😊
I love how he uses his voice inflection in his story telling!
He’s incredible! What a great storyteller
Fantastic show. Love when William Shatner is on. Always great stories.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
God William Shatner amazing man. When I got married in 2002 on Nantucket Bill was there on the island. Some of my wedding party saw him at an ice cream store and he gave autographs. Incredible he is so sharp.
I absolutely love listening to him. I get his audio books just to hear his unique, engaging voice.
“Even NOW something is stirring” 😂 did not expect to hear that from Mr. Shatner
I had no clue that William Shatner was so cool, I remember when Star Trek first came out and I was 11 years old, and I was captivated. Thanks for the great interview.
A friend of mine recommended that I watch Boston legal, so I started watching it about a week ago. Have had several sleepless nights because I can’t stop watching! BILL looks almost the same now as he did 20 years ago when that show played. Amazing! That show makes me laugh out loud, and there are not many shows that do that. It is so bizarre and funny… I wish it was still on!
Shatner is always inspiring. I love his lust for life.
That was an incredible interview with Shatner!!! Adam is dressed as a "Sandman" from "Logan's Run" with Michael York.
True, also James Colburn near the end of the 1966 flick, "Our Man Flint."
I can’t believe you got William Shatner WOW !
Love that Denny Crane
Shatner is incredible. Sharp as a tack. Rock on Captain Kirk! 93!👍👍👏
William Shatner for Canadian🇨🇦PM and POTUS❤
NINETY TWO!!!!! UNBELIEVABLE MAN...THE LEGEND ❤
19:52 I've been wondering about this myself and FINALLY, someone asked it !! Thank you Adam, you made my DAY !! You too William Shatner !!
Not a Star Trek guy but I gathered an appreciation for the King of ST…we are coming upon a time where based life becomes normal.
Shatner is a legend. Simply the best!!
Excellent show Adam Carolla❤
Would be such a wonderful evening to sit down and have dinner with William Shatner. His wisdom thru his life experiences is quite evident. As one said in an earlier post, people need to be more curious like Mr. Shatner.
Now I’m going to look for more William Shatner interviews. Imagine being in your 90’s and being more fun than guys in their prime. He talks about old folks home and my head thinks “he’s too young to be talking about old folks homes” 😄
I'm addicted to Shatner interviews. They're my new religion.
Bill Shatner is my Hero....my mentor and I'm 74 because he's lived nearly 20 yrs. longer n has wisdom I've yet to acquire.....
I love Jodi Miller. Like for real. Amazing chemistry in the studio!
Love William Shatner!
What a great interview! I just wish you would've asked about his ride into space.
Check out the underground houses, they look great. I live in South Australia and haven't heard some of these stories. William Shatner is his own treasure.
I have loved Bill Shatner for years. He is humble and hilarious. He is the kind of person I would love to just sit and talk with for hours, listening to him tell outrageously funny stories, interesting ideas, and philosophical thoughts. He knows his own faults and weaknesses, but he is able to bring humor to the criticism he receives. Plus the man went into space! For real! He’s terrific and I wish I could meet him before I die, but, at age 73, that is not likely. Like Birdie used to say on Fibber McGee and Molly, “Love that man.” ❤😂
Bill deserves another 100 years on Earth
Great interview with WS - he's so fun 😀
23:15 TRIPPPPPPPING ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 adore this man
Love William Shatner ❤
Mr.Shatner a very descent man. A legend .
Few men his age has flown a star ship.
great show
Bill is a national treasure. Full stop.
Too bad he’s Canadian !
@@fhowland I disagree with you. It is not too bad, and he is still a national treasure.
@@taxpayer6079 he’s not American. So he’s not an American national treasure. You can’t disagree with facts lol
The man is a machine that never stops moving, that’s why it doesn’t break down - 93, still plug-in and hustlin.
Seeing the stars without light obstruction the first time if you had been city raised is like the first time you see the ocean if you weren't brought up near one, especially if you venture beyond sight of land. My father didn't see an ocean until he was twenty-one, and him telling about it is one of my favorite of his stories. Such a magnitude, it is hard to witness without some sense of awe, for most. (Not sure about Adam, though, he seemed a little blase' about the stars during the story.)
This is pure gold!! No Gina, even better!!
Have you heard their new podcast?
@@el_oh_ell no, no, nooo!
Shatner is a legend.
William Shatner is an inspiration. That wonder is a state of mind we all need to duplicate. That is what makes life savory.
Always great to see Shatner on here
Adam: "I have a Jim Brown story."
William Shatner: "I tried to tackle him once."
"what's a kilometer?" love this guy!
I've always loved Bill's voice. Captain Kirk turned me on. He is still pretty on top of things at 93. I know he can stir my pot and I'm 66. Thanks Adam, great show!
Great hair show. Thanks William for always being so good. Timeless. You bought me breakfast and Toluca Lake that's local coffee shop
Last year we saw his one man show in Pittsburgh. He was hysterical!
Today I was in the passenger seat of a fellow elevator mechanics truck,stopped at a red light on sunset and the 101. Right in front of the Netflix building. The picketers were asking me if I knew about the strike and why they were striking. My response was, oh no what am I going to do ? No tv shows or movies about how bad white men are ? That’s terrible…
Adam's rant about "specimens" & human's "touched by God", reminds me of the Andy Griffith episode w/Barbara Eden as the manicurist who came to work at Floyd's Barbershop. Andy's explanation of her beauty; “Nature's been good to you. I mean real, real, real good. I-I can't remember when I've seen nature spend as much time on any one person.”
"My god! That's my mother, that's why I've been crying!"
You should have gotten a chuckle for that one, Bill.
Something tells me that young lady beside Bill would take a ride on the "Shat-missle" given the opportunity.
Commenting on the very end of the video - when I worked in retail, we had to cut holes in the clothes we were getting rid of not to discourage dumpster divers, but to discourage employees who would "damage out" things they wanted, and then take them back out of the trash. We had to show a manager that the clothes were really ruined before we put them in the trash.
I just watched an episode of Columbo where shatner played an actor that killed someone. Almost 50 years ago and he still sounds exactly the same at 93. Amazing.
“Lieutenant Columbo. You’d do me an enormous favor if would stop calling me Sir.”
An inspiration.
Love you in Norway too. Well outside the Valley.
Shatner is a national treasure! Thanks Adam!
He's Canadian...
@@Twobarpsi c'mon. Everybody knows that for decades. And the rest
Love the Uber rant, hilarious 🤣❗️
They should bring Jodi up to full time news girl.
It would probably cost too much. She doesn't bring much except to kiss Adam's butt. Chris can do that just as well and for minimum wage.
A dark sky is rare and awesome!
His curiosity for life and respect for others has kept us man going beam me up Scotty anytime
I get to share my birthday with Mr. Shatner. No clue why I needed to announce it, it's just kind of cool. 😎
There should literally be a university or medical/bio research group studying Shatner's genome. Whatever is in his genetics needs to be shared with the world. It's seems impossible for someone of his age to be this fast and sharp. Amazing!
Jews are known longevity .
He’s still got it !!!!!
I'd almost guarantee, if we all strive to live as long, and be as sharp...alot of us will!
I remember way back when Shatner visited The Virgin Islands...and they had to change the name to just 'The Islands' 😂
Shatner is more vivacious than people half his age and sharper than Biden ever wishes he was. Bill for Prez! 😜
Shatner is very inspirational.
Bro what an incredible person 😊
Captain Friggin' Kirk-one of my boyhood heroes(I'm 67) and Bill Shatner is alive and lucid at 93. It's almost as if he is waiting for the 23rd Century. LOL
I'll be happy if I'm still alive when I hit my late 40's and this guy is still living a normal life in his 90's
That look on ace man’s face when my sweet Dawson gave the mortgage breakdown haha. Hope there is a video ace awards this year
love Bill, get it on!
The “real” Capt. Kirk 😊❤
93, and he's sharp as a tack, wtf? Amazing
William is a legend.
We need to have a global 24 hour New Year's Eve-type celebration of Shatner when he passes