I love this episode! Mr. Shatner remains so vital in part because he is using his brain with intensity every day. Being fascinated and fascinating us all. I thoroughly enjoy you both - thank you!
Shatner looks great. He is a month older than my own grandpa. I love hearing his thoughts and wisdom on life. Also very impressed how mentally sharp he is for his age.
Amazing and smart interview, good job, Sir. It is mind-boggling how Shatner remains so sharp. I'm personally touched by his dynamic relationships with people and events. He has lived almost twice as long as my mom, but I'm so appreciative of the meaning he seeks in everything. I see no wasted life in this long-lived journey. It's been a wild ride, and he's come out pretty freaking well. Obviously, one can find many controversial facts in his past, but aren't we all flawed in some ways? Considering everything, he has always been in a messy, to say least,enviroment.
Mr Shatner has been a fixture my entire life. I was born early 80s watched him on the Star Trek Movies, TJ Hooker, Rescue911 and my absolute favourite Boston Legal. He is such an amazingly interesting person and loved watching this interview. I cannot think of any person even 30 years younger that is remotely that sharp.
So nice to see that William Shatner is in such good shape at his age. And Chris, you took it off my mouth, as I was listening to you both…. Curiosity is the number one answer & secret….you never think of death either… because you have no time…It’s not hanging out with young people either because young people hang out between them… but curiosity, learning, sharing, being positive & objective, accepting what is as it is and it’s not always sweet and pink. ….and making sure that our curiosity has no limits, geographically and psychologically…with an open mind …looking far like an horizon in front of us…this is aging well and happy…🇫🇷🇺🇸 ….as always my vision and my experience… only….there is a lot more to say, but this is the top of my list..
Good morning ☕️ Chris and so happy to hear that you have William Shatner on. This is going to be awesome ... Love ❤️ William Shatner such an amazing actor along with many of his accomplishments!
I was about 8 years old when Star Trek with William Shatner came out. There were 10 of us who watched it. I grew up loving William Shatner and the cast . Seen reruns multiple times. William Shatner is an excellent and talented actor 👏! He is very intelligent and interesting 👏 He was so handsome 😍 in his younger years and still at his age! His mind is keen and all that he does to keep himself going. I ❤️ William Shatner for all the energy and enthusiasm, and entertainment you give the world. I wish you great health 🙏! Thank you Chris this was such an amazing 👏 podcast you really out did yourself. What a great start to the New Year. I'll see you on Substack and looking forward to your videos on long covid.
CNN got it wrong with this guy. He always plays it straight with us and doesn't sugar coat anything. He's not deceptive and his interviews are top notch. Chris....keep doing what your doing.
On CNN this guy was a real PoS - angry, frustrated, resentful, insecure (Mr Macho Man, making sure he's seen lifting weights). He lost all his cred long ago. Personalities don't just change like that. Might we be seeing a clone? Reality is crazier than most people dare think!
A beautiful interview and great content! Well done for bringing Mr Shatner on Chris. It's great to hear his perspective on different things. I totally agree with him that you are a spectacular journalist Chris. You went through what many thought perhaps you couldn't rise up again. So to be back high up there in front of America and the whole world is truly masterful! You're truly amazing. I agree with Mr Shatner 💯 that you are a king and the best! Keep up the good work!!!
Smart, funny/witty and lovable. What a life, what a beautiful human being. Thank you Cris for this interview/conversation with Mr. William Shatner. And yes, I love you too Bill. Warm greetings from ice-cold Norway.
Shat has been and always will be, my friend. My hero as a young lad, and even if they were just stories made up to entertain, it was the hopeful future he portrayed and which continues to inspire me after nearly 60 years. My own father made it to 90, but, unfortunately, without his mind intact. Bill (I've known of him for so long it seems we've been friends forever), that you still have a great mind at 92 is amazing! Live long and prosper! I appreciate Chris' angst regarding his aggression, and there are far too many people who combine that with an innate ability to enjoy hurting others. I learned long ago (high school 90 lb weakling) that no matter how aggressive I became, I could not physically stand up to all of the bullies being aggressive towards me. Not to mention that I had no natural aggression and just attempting to build up aggressive attitude just brought more pain. So I basically spent my life in avoidance of people who I felt were threatening. I've had, and continue to have, a great life, achieved much, and as Bill says, continue to learn. But mostly in non confrontational ways. Never beat up anyone, and have not been punched or beaten up since high school.
I had the honor of talking with Mr. Shatner on the bridge of The Enterprise. Literally. At the Ticonderoga, NY set recreation. He had just seen his sister who was ill. He wanted to discuss life and death. The conversation was so emotional and moving. I have so much respect for him, what he has given us and is endless curiosity, humor and compassion.
Amazing interview Chris. Full of respect from both sides. William Shatner is such a wonderful kind and educated man. Some moments we thought: who’s interviewing who? We’re gonna watch it again tonight. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Chris, I really enjoyed your conversation with the one and only William Shatner. 👏👏He is insightful, intelligent, and has a great sense of humor. Like the saying goes, age is nothing but a number.🙂
Thank you for interviewing William Shatner, one of my favorite people. It was a pleasure watching and listening to your conversation with him. So much respect for each other and the flow of conversation was easy and natural. The time flew by too fast. Love your channel. Hope you stick around here for a long time. 👍
I quit CNN when they treated you so unfairly. You were always my favorite & now I enjoy your show. I have lost faith in “ news channels “, as it seems they are only interested in $$$ & force reporters to say whatever makes the most $. Hopefully, they will wake up & start reporting FACTS ONLY! “ Honesty is the best policy.” Thanks for sharing your thoughts and opinions and interesting guests.
I got to meet William a few times as a young child in Toronto, when my cousin David Drum was the chiropractor for The National Ballet of Canada, and he and Karen Kain were friends. I didn't yet know who he was, and so I only watched Star Trek and so on, including many visits to the Stratford Theater later on in life. He treated me as an intelligent person, not as a child, and I was indeed an old soul, never really a child, and I've always had an insatiably curious mind, and I too have never stopped learning, and don't intend to. I really adore him, and there is never a time when he posits or story-tells that isn't fascinating. So nice to see and hear him looking so well. I know my cousin keeps in touch with Karen Kain. Now I wonder if William keeps in touch with my cousin, who is also a fascinating, artistic human.
Chris This Is So Great William Shatner Is A Legend I Grew Up Watching Him He's A Great Actor And He's An Amazing Person This Is One Of My Favorite Episodes Thanks Chris Keep Up The Great Work!😊❤
Gees I would love to sit down and talk to William Shatner. At 82 years I think very similar to him. I come from New Zealand. I've seen the weather change and felt many earthquakes in my life. I am amazed to hear there is another who thinks the same as I do. I have thought I was the only one. I have so enjoyed this talk so very much: Thank you Chris
Shatner's still got it, which is admirable. I've been around long enough to remember watching the first the first Star Trek episode. When he took the suborbital flight there was a major difference between "Shatner" and "Kirk"...Shatner was upset by the reality of vacuum and a universe of stars around us, "Kirk" would have said "what do you mean this is all the fuel we have".
Just been watching 1968 Star Trek on netflix again. I loved Captain Kirk growing up and my dad looked like him when he was young. He died age 41 so i love watching Kirk on Star trek . Thank you Mr Shatner and look after yourself.
Two Great standup, down to earth, guys here. Having a talk about our humanity's as well as our commonalities. We all love to hear wounderous stories. Thank you, Chris and Bill. Both favorites in their respective fields.
This is so cool listening to you and Bill. (I believe Bill inadvertently called you a muscle bound brute Chris!)😂 I love all things actors. As a Gen X, I caught on to Star-Trek during its movie phase. The one where the whales save the planet was my favorite. The answer to Bill’s question is that from the moment we are born we are dying a little everyday. . .that’s why we have to really live. At least that’s my theory. Diabetes and poor health run in my family’s bloodline. . .and as someone who has been physically fit nearly all my life, I’m here to BREAK that chain.
Oh my God Chris! This was one of the most enjoyable interviews with Mr. Shatner I've ever seen. I Loved how Bill got you involved in the interview too, he's a master interviewer like yourself. You are missed on CNN but you've scored a home run with this podcast. CNN's loss and our gain. Thank you for this and I will be tunning in regularly! Bravo!
Great conversation with Mr Shatner . and boy when ever people spend time talking to this man , one hour becomes five minutes . Literally '' TIME IS LIKE THE PREDATOR '' on shows with this living legend on it . thank you . 🌹🌹🌹
What a great interview and what a great inspiration to everyone who thinks growing old has to be a bad thing… I’m turning 62 in a few months and this helped me realize what’s possible! Thanks Mr Shatner! P.S. it’s shameful how paramount has eliminated you from their marketing - you are the only reason Star Trek lived on… but I’ve got to admit that my favorite roll you played was on Boston Legal! You’re the best - can’t wait to see what you’ll be doing next!
We love ya cause you’ve always been around to the folks still alive on this planet. Familiarity is a powerful force. And let’s face it, you have longevity. You can doubt it or embrace it.
William Shatner is so much apart of so many peoples lives. I am thrilled to see him looking so well, and certainly not his age. Put him in a Federation uniform and I am sure he would still boldly go. He would of course be an Admiral now. 🙂
I know, I know…William Shatner will always be Captain Kirk to me. I grew up with Star Trek. I have a Star Trek inspired tattoo. It means something to me. It always distressed me when Mr Shatner distanced himself from Kirk but I understand why. But I think in the latter days he has come to embrace that notoriety and be cooler about it. Now that Nimoy, DeForest Kelly, Jimmy Doohan, Nichelle Nichols are gone Mr Shatner is only one of three actors left from the main lineup. When he finally passes it will be so sad.
I listen to his ideas and interviews ; I grow in knowledge and conscious awareness, and I am reminded of Bernardo Kastrup’s conclusion (so far) that all consciousness that grows is God becoming aware of itself ❤Thank you for the inspiration to explore unknown territories
What a great interview. I just love him (both of you) so much for this one - and for all that you do. I will be 80 next month and I laughed out loud at his wondering "am I dying" over a sudden ache in the night. I could sure relate! My parents lived into their late 80s and early 90s, so I don´t actually expect to fall off the perch in the immediate future, but I can remember my Dad at 92 musing over how death would arrive for him. Not in a morbid way, just with curiosity. One does wonder ... can`t really help it.
Wow!! I don't think I was ever this entertained by a podcast like this one and following this type of back and fourth format where the guest get to ask questions. This was really educational and enlightening not dividing us but uniting us and such honesty as to who you are. Both of you. Fantastic!! Keep up the good work.
WonderFul interview. I’ve been tortured with I’ll health and contemplating death and Shatner, guided by your questions, said some profound comments regarding regret that opened my Heart to new inner language that feels transformative. I am a new fan.
Fiction is teaching us to wake up, life brings out the sledgehammer. What do you hate? What do you love? Teachings can be extremely painful, but in turn you are rising to a higher level of intelligence & compassion. You are doing a good job, keep loving yourself and thank you for all your teachings & knowledge. ❤
I really enjoyed that. Besides hearing how men speak to men about all kinds of things, I really appreciated hearing two men talk so candidly with each other, especially when he gently questioned you about why you felt you had to basically diminish WS in your son's eyes. Then you pretty quickly admitted, humbly, that that is what happened. Then you both could move on. That's one of the gifts 12-step pgms give us - the ability to say if we're wrong and promptly admit it. Quick, honest, clean and then onto the next thing. Beautiful!!! ❤
Thank you for having Mr. Shatner on. It brought to light that people in this country can't conceive that an elder can be so lively and vital. I'm 80 and still bright in my mind, body not so great. Don't judge us and discount our life experiences- eg. Biden.
Bill, I loved you as a child watching Star Trek. Star Trek lead me to a STEM degree and work. I love the philosophical man you are now even more. May God Grant you Many Many more years!🎉
What would you ask Shatner if you could?
Question to William Shatner
What was the best period of his life & how does he like, enjoy & appreciate this present period of his life🇫🇷🇺🇸
His co stars used to be at my home in Irving texas ...when every at lay 0ver at dfw or love field...😊we had great times ..😮tell him hi .
80's 90's years not age ...
Bingo on how we iz ...😮 I kicked a few asses over your dad too...😮😊
I not any different on da street or n u face...😮
Always a treat to see Mr. William Shatner at any given time.. This is such a wonderful interview! Thanks Chris, for bringing this to us💖
Shatner is still as sharp as ever. No decline in mental capacity.
I love this episode! Mr. Shatner remains so vital in part because he is using his brain with intensity every day. Being fascinated and fascinating us all. I thoroughly enjoy you both - thank you!
Shatner looks great. He is a month older than my own grandpa. I love hearing his thoughts and wisdom on life. Also very impressed how mentally sharp he is for his age.
He is a man who never stops learning about everything.Amazing.
Amazing and smart interview, good job, Sir. It is mind-boggling how Shatner remains so sharp. I'm personally touched by his dynamic relationships with people and events. He has lived almost twice as long as my mom, but I'm so appreciative of the meaning he seeks in everything. I see no wasted life in this long-lived journey. It's been a wild ride, and he's come out pretty freaking well. Obviously, one can find many controversial facts in his past, but aren't we all flawed in some ways? Considering everything, he has always been in a messy, to say least,enviroment.
Mr Shatner has been a fixture my entire life. I was born early 80s watched him on the Star Trek Movies, TJ Hooker, Rescue911 and my absolute favourite Boston Legal. He is such an amazingly interesting person and loved watching this interview. I cannot think of any person even 30 years younger that is remotely that sharp.
So nice to see that William Shatner is in such good shape at his age.
And Chris, you took it off my mouth, as I was listening to you both…. Curiosity is the number one answer & secret….you never think of death either… because you have no time…It’s not hanging out with young people either because young people hang out between them… but curiosity, learning, sharing, being positive & objective, accepting what is as it is and it’s not always sweet and pink. ….and making sure that our curiosity has no limits, geographically and psychologically…with an open mind …looking far like an horizon in front of us…this is aging well and happy…🇫🇷🇺🇸 ….as always my vision and my experience… only….there is a lot more to say, but this is the top of my list..
Good morning ☕️ Chris and so happy to hear that you have William Shatner on. This is going to be awesome ... Love ❤️ William Shatner such an amazing actor along with many of his accomplishments!
I was about 8 years old when Star Trek with William Shatner came out. There were 10 of us who watched it. I grew up loving William Shatner and the cast . Seen reruns multiple times. William Shatner is an excellent and talented actor 👏! He is very intelligent and interesting 👏 He was so handsome 😍 in his younger years and still at his age! His mind is keen and all that he does to keep himself going. I ❤️ William Shatner for all the energy and enthusiasm, and entertainment you give the world. I wish you great health 🙏! Thank you Chris this was such an amazing 👏 podcast you really out did yourself. What a great start to the New Year. I'll see you on Substack and looking forward to your videos on long covid.
He's gay?
@@NoteFromSELF he has been married 4 times and if he was who cares
My God... how much do we LOVE Bill Shatner!! Fabulous talk between the two of you!
Am thanking all my fans for their support
CNN got it wrong with this guy. He always plays it straight with us and doesn't sugar coat anything. He's not deceptive and his interviews are top notch. Chris....keep doing what your doing.
You sure about that?
CNN got it right. Chris was unwatchable at CNN... but as an independent, he's enjoyable and not politically biased.
On CNN this guy was a real PoS - angry, frustrated, resentful, insecure (Mr Macho Man, making sure he's seen lifting weights). He lost all his cred long ago. Personalities don't just change like that. Might we be seeing a clone? Reality is crazier than most people dare think!
personalities do indeed change sometimes, just because you've never seen it doesn't mean it doesn't exist.@@robertjirava942
He helped his brother with his sexual harassment situation as a CNN anchor. He's a little cheesy but he's better suited on his own.
This was hands down one of the best hours I have spent watching anything in years. ❤ bravo
A beautiful interview and great content! Well done for bringing Mr Shatner on Chris. It's great to hear his perspective on different things. I totally agree with him that you are a spectacular journalist Chris. You went through what many thought perhaps you couldn't rise up again. So to be back high up there in front of America and the whole world is truly masterful! You're truly amazing.
I agree with Mr Shatner 💯 that you are a king and the best!
Keep up the good work!!!
Smart, funny/witty and lovable. What a life, what a beautiful human being. Thank you Cris for this interview/conversation with Mr. William Shatner. And yes, I love you too Bill. Warm greetings from ice-cold Norway.
Shat has been and always will be, my friend. My hero as a young lad, and even if they were just stories made up to entertain, it was the hopeful future he portrayed and which continues to inspire me after nearly 60 years. My own father made it to 90, but, unfortunately, without his mind intact. Bill (I've known of him for so long it seems we've been friends forever), that you still have a great mind at 92 is amazing! Live long and prosper!
I appreciate Chris' angst regarding his aggression, and there are far too many people who combine that with an innate ability to enjoy hurting others.
I learned long ago (high school 90 lb weakling) that no matter how aggressive I became, I could not physically stand up to all of the bullies being aggressive towards me. Not to mention that I had no natural aggression and just attempting to build up aggressive attitude just brought more pain. So I basically spent my life in avoidance of people who I felt were threatening. I've had, and continue to have, a great life, achieved much, and as Bill says, continue to learn.
But mostly in non confrontational ways. Never beat up anyone, and have not been punched or beaten up since high school.
You're friends with Bill?
@@colinmontgomery1956 Not directly. He's been such a big part of my life that it seems so.
Omg I love to hear and read William Shatner’s works. He is such an incredible encouragement to living the curiosity road.
One of the best interviews...they talk about everything and it's genuine.. LOVE This, and thank you both!
Shatner ALWAYS gives great interviews! Love this guy...so blessed
Keep it going Capt....
I had the honor of talking with Mr. Shatner on the bridge of The Enterprise. Literally. At the Ticonderoga, NY set recreation. He had just seen his sister who was ill. He wanted to discuss life and death. The conversation was so emotional and moving. I have so much respect for him, what he has given us and is endless curiosity, humor and compassion.
This is the sister that has since died?
great interview Chris! You've a great way with your guests. 👍
Amazing interview Chris. Full of respect from both sides. William Shatner is such a wonderful kind and educated man. Some moments we thought: who’s interviewing who? We’re gonna watch it again tonight. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Chris, I really enjoyed your conversation with the one and only William Shatner. 👏👏He is insightful, intelligent, and has a great sense of humor. Like the saying goes, age is nothing but a number.🙂
Awesome interview 👏 Love William Shatner…he’s a legend
Loved every minute of this very interesting conversation with William Shatner. Hope you are able to talk together again soon.
Thank you for interviewing William Shatner, one of my favorite people. It was a pleasure watching and listening to your conversation with him. So much respect for each other and the flow of conversation was easy and natural. The time flew by too fast. Love your channel. Hope you stick around here for a long time. 👍
Wow.
William Shatner is 92 yrs young...🎉
I quit CNN when they treated you so unfairly. You were always my favorite & now I enjoy your show. I have lost faith in “ news channels “, as it seems they are only interested in $$$ & force reporters to say whatever makes the most $. Hopefully, they will wake up & start reporting FACTS ONLY! “ Honesty is the best policy.” Thanks for sharing your thoughts and opinions and interesting guests.
I got to meet William a few times as a young child in Toronto, when my cousin David Drum was the chiropractor for The National Ballet of Canada, and he and Karen Kain were friends. I didn't yet know who he was, and so I only watched Star Trek and so on, including many visits to the Stratford Theater later on in life. He treated me as an intelligent person, not as a child, and I was indeed an old soul, never really a child, and I've always had an insatiably curious mind, and I too have never stopped learning, and don't intend to. I really adore him, and there is never a time when he posits or story-tells that isn't fascinating. So nice to see and hear him looking so well. I know my cousin keeps in touch with Karen Kain. Now I wonder if William keeps in touch with my cousin, who is also a fascinating, artistic human.
Is he 90??? His pure joy must keep him young! Amazing!
92!
really enjoy your genuine interest in the people you interview Chris - I enjoy you so
William Shatner is an absolute legend. Thanks for the interview. Brilliant.
Bill Shatner needs to play Kirk again. He clearly is capable of it. Make it happen!
I've been saying that for years
I think he could still don the uniform, it would be amazing.
Chris This Is So Great William Shatner Is A Legend I Grew Up Watching Him He's A Great Actor And He's An Amazing Person This Is One Of My Favorite Episodes Thanks Chris Keep Up The Great Work!😊❤
Fav memory is when Bill told groupie fans to get a life at Trekkie convention and again on SNL.😂🕯️😀
"Are you jealous of his admiration of me?" Pure Shatnerism.
Shatner is still sharper as ever and he looks great! God bless! Keep on trekking! 🙂 Thank you Chris! 👍
William a Canadian legend. 🇨🇦
Bravo! Utterly amazing conversation! Thank you.
What a delight to watch this fun, casual conversation with such a huge Canadian icon.🙏🏻💖
Cant get over how sharp his mind is at 92 years young and he doesnt look a day over 65.
It's really screwing with my head
This interview was as Mr. Spock would say … “fascinating!” 😂
Gees I would love to sit down and talk to William Shatner. At 82 years I think very similar to him. I come from New Zealand. I've seen the weather change and felt many earthquakes in my life. I am amazed to hear there is another who thinks the same as I do. I have thought I was the only one. I have so enjoyed this talk so very much: Thank you Chris
Shatner's still got it, which is admirable. I've been around long enough to remember watching the first the first Star Trek episode. When he took the suborbital flight there was a major difference between "Shatner" and "Kirk"...Shatner was upset by the reality of vacuum and a universe of stars around us, "Kirk" would have said "what do you mean this is all the fuel we have".
Just been watching 1968 Star Trek on netflix again. I loved Captain Kirk growing up and my dad looked like him when he was young. He died age 41 so i love watching Kirk on Star trek . Thank you Mr Shatner and look after yourself.
Such a great interview and conversation! Thank you so much for making it happen and for sharing it with us. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
I started watching Star Trek when I was 11. Always watched all their episodes and movies. ✨
Two Great standup, down to earth, guys here. Having a talk about our humanity's as well as our commonalities. We all love to hear wounderous stories.
Thank you, Chris and Bill.
Both favorites in their respective fields.
This is so cool listening to you and Bill. (I believe Bill inadvertently called you a muscle bound brute Chris!)😂 I love all things actors. As a Gen X, I caught on to Star-Trek during its movie phase. The one where the whales save the planet was my favorite. The answer to Bill’s question is that from the moment we are born we are dying a little everyday. . .that’s why we have to really live. At least that’s my theory. Diabetes and poor health run in my family’s bloodline. . .and as someone who has been physically fit nearly all my life, I’m here to BREAK that chain.
Voyage home was my favorite of the original cast movies, however, I’m a fan of TNG. First Contact was my favorite.
William Shatner, you are and have always been the best captain of any Enterprise. ❤❤❤
Oh my God Chris! This was one of the most enjoyable interviews with Mr. Shatner I've ever seen. I Loved how Bill got you involved in the interview too, he's a master interviewer like yourself. You are missed on CNN but you've scored a home run with this podcast. CNN's loss and our gain. Thank you for this and I will be tunning in regularly! Bravo!
Wow may we all age like Bill ❤
Great conversation with Mr Shatner . and boy when ever people spend time talking to this man , one hour becomes five minutes . Literally '' TIME IS LIKE THE PREDATOR '' on shows with this living legend on it . thank you . 🌹🌹🌹
Please watch "Kingdom of the Spiders." Some of Shatner's finest work.
YES! Every October in honor of Halloween
What a great interview and what a great inspiration to everyone who thinks growing old has to be a bad thing… I’m turning 62 in a few months and this helped me realize what’s possible! Thanks Mr Shatner! P.S. it’s shameful how paramount has eliminated you from their marketing - you are the only reason Star Trek lived on… but I’ve got to admit that my favorite roll you played was on Boston Legal! You’re the best - can’t wait to see what you’ll be doing next!
We love ya cause you’ve always been around to the folks still alive on this planet. Familiarity is a powerful force. And let’s face it, you have longevity. You can doubt it or embrace it.
William Shatner is so much apart of so many peoples lives. I am thrilled to see him looking so well, and certainly not his age. Put him in a Federation uniform and I am sure he would still boldly go. He would of course be an Admiral now. 🙂
well i have to give Chris credit for this interview. this was an amazing exchange. enjoyed every bit of it
Thanks for this Cuomo.. He’s one of my favorites. You should get George Takei next. Or even better, both of them together.
OH, MY!!
I know, I know…William Shatner will always be Captain Kirk to me. I grew up with Star Trek. I have a Star Trek inspired tattoo. It means something to me. It always distressed me when Mr Shatner distanced himself from Kirk but I understand why. But I think in the latter days he has come to embrace that notoriety and be cooler about it. Now that Nimoy, DeForest Kelly, Jimmy Doohan, Nichelle Nichols are gone Mr Shatner is only one of three actors left from the main lineup. When he finally passes it will be so sad.
I listen to his ideas and interviews ; I grow in knowledge and conscious awareness, and I am reminded of Bernardo Kastrup’s conclusion (so far) that all consciousness that grows is God becoming aware of itself ❤Thank you for the inspiration to explore unknown territories
The shat has lived long and prospered!!
Thank you, Chris great show!!!💖 I appreciate you! Blessings from Texas! I think you are amazing. 💖
Obviously the steroid freak doesn't feel the same way. Or he'd respond to your comment. He's done, now turning to TH-cam for likes.
What a great interview. I just love him (both of you) so much for this one - and for all that you do. I will be 80 next month and I laughed out loud at his wondering "am I dying" over a sudden ache in the night. I could sure relate! My parents lived into their late 80s and early 90s, so I don´t actually expect to fall off the perch in the immediate future, but I can remember my Dad at 92 musing over how death would arrive for him. Not in a morbid way, just with curiosity. One does wonder ... can`t really help it.
Shatner is in top form - he is an aspiration for being old. So proud of him. Great interview.
Chris, I really appreciate your honesty. You strike me as someone who is trying to be better. That is refreshing and inspiring.
His lucidity, wittiness and sharpness are outstanding.
God bless William Shatner.
What a great conversation. Thank you both. ❤🙏😌 Big fan of you both.
Live long and prosper. 🖖
I loved the show you asked relevant questions Shatner is as awesome as ever and I've always been a fan of Chris Cuomo.
Wow!! I don't think I was ever this entertained by a podcast like this one and following this type of back and fourth format where the guest get to ask questions. This was really educational and enlightening not dividing us but uniting us and such honesty as to who you are. Both of you. Fantastic!! Keep up the good work.
Great talk with Mr Shatner. You go a bit deeper and at an unusual angle that lets him be more spontaneous than most interviews with him. Good job!
I remember meeting Mr. Shatner, urhulu, Mr. Solo at a restaurant and when we talked with Mr. Nimoy about upcoming programming. Delightful people.
They though inspired hundreds if not thousands to 'boldly' explore academics in related sciences. Possibilities.
93 years old in March! That means he was 56 in the final season of TJ Hooker,We need more Shatners in the world!
WonderFul interview. I’ve been tortured with I’ll health and contemplating death and Shatner, guided by your questions, said some profound comments regarding regret that opened my
Heart to new inner language that feels transformative. I am a new fan.
THANK YOU, Chris!!! LOVE the vitality of Mr. Shatner (yes, I, am a trekker!) And I agree with him, YOU have it. . . Keep Going, Lil Bro!!
THAT WAS EXCELLENT....!! THANK YOU SO MUCH......🐴
William Shatner, my Hero
“Fascinating”! Enjoyed this, thank you to both I ❤’d it
William Shatner is a classic ❤️
TRGW here again. GADS, Chris. Thanks for this chat. Mr. Shatner is fabulous and I love his 'take' on you also! So appreciate this 'visit'!
Fiction is teaching us to wake up, life brings out the sledgehammer. What do you hate? What do you love? Teachings can be extremely painful, but in turn you are rising to a higher level of intelligence & compassion.
You are doing a good job, keep loving yourself and thank you for all your teachings & knowledge. ❤
He,s a legend and fascinating man.
A true canadian hero ❤❤❤
Thank you Fredo.
I love Bill Shatner and this was the best interview of him I've ever seen. Thank you, Mr. Cuomo.
Loved it. An honest conversation between two exceptional people. Both entertaining & thought provoking. 🖖
I really enjoyed that. Besides hearing how men speak to men about all kinds of things, I really appreciated hearing two men talk so candidly with each other, especially when he gently questioned you about why you felt you had to basically diminish WS in your son's eyes. Then you pretty quickly admitted, humbly, that that is what happened. Then you both could move on. That's one of the gifts 12-step pgms give us - the ability to say if we're wrong and promptly admit it. Quick, honest, clean and then onto the next thing. Beautiful!!! ❤
William Shatner inspired my latest novel... coming out later this year.
Thank you for having Mr. Shatner on. It brought to light that people in this country can't conceive that an elder can be so lively and vital. I'm 80 and still bright in my mind, body not so great. Don't judge us and discount our life experiences- eg. Biden.
Cuomo: "Do you surround yourself with younger people?" Shatner: "Do I have a choice?"
92. That dude is 92 years old. Just how ?
Thanks for this interview.
Bill, I loved you as a child watching Star Trek. Star Trek lead me to a STEM degree and work. I love the philosophical man you are now even more.
May God Grant you Many Many more years!🎉
I loved his one on one tv show. He’s so smart. In fact, William Shatner was the best guest Bill Maher ever had!
I grew up watching Star Trek and still do to this day
Amazing interview
Inspiring man. Boston Legal was a masterpiece role, especially with James Spader’s character.
YES!
Loving through the Soul and letting the Ego follow is such freedom! Keep it going guys!☮
Chris keep up the great work!