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While Star Trek was never a Bonase rating during the initial run in the 1960s, it was something of a cultural phenomenon. Specifically, Spack, played by Leonard NimoyIt has attracted public attention, mainly because of the striking vision of the character and dignified behavior. Spack, volcano, had ears, angular eyebrows and a heavy hairstyle that made him emphasize the human characters around him. Other members of the Star Trek cast were exceptional in their roles, of course, but it was Spack who was the face of the show, at least as far as non-views are concerned.

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Spack's popularity has led to a fairly unusual curve in the Star Trek franchise. In 1967, Leonard Nimoy recorded an album called "Leonard Nimoy represents Mr -Spack's music from the outside." The record appeared in the record of "Star Trek", as well as a few humorous news melodies, including "highly illogical" and "trembling, trembling, small country". Lalo Chiphin's thematic song also appeared on "Mission: Impossible", Another hit show on which Nimoy appeared. The album was not a cut, but it was successful enough to reach the #83 on the Billboard Top 200.

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During the signing of "External Music", Nimoy once faced a frightening mobile scene. Nimoy, no doubt, came across many furious fans during his life, but this meeting was important enough to record In his autobiography in 1995 "I'm Spack". He remembers for example when he had to escape the crowd in his manager's office without escape. Fortunately, his manager had a bright idea to turn on the fire department.

The way he described in the book was that Nimoy was in a place of autograph, sitting at the counter where fans were supposed to be ordered. To the left and right, it was protected from metal gates, and the outlet was on the back. This was on a tall floor in the building where his manager's office was located, and that office was also located behind him, where he was to hide when the event ended. The crowd seems to be a little excited when he saw Nimoy, and they were so strongly imposed on the gates that began to bury them. Nimoy became the counter to calm the hassle, but it had no effect. The fans were supposed to get a piece of it. As Nimoy wrote: "Finally, the manager grabbed my hand and said," Let's get out of here! ""

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They escaped from the back and office of the manager. The problem with this plan was that there was no way out, except the way they came. The fans did not get into the building as the manager's office, but the two realized they would not be able to get out of the building in any way other than pushing through the crowd and taking a lift down. "But the manager was a resourceful man," Nimoy wrote, "and (he) said, 'Wait a minute. We can't go down Because of all people. But we can go up. Has a rear staircase leading to the roof ... '"

Nimoy took the staircase to the roof, while his manager called on the fire department to explain the situation. The fire department understood and drove a truck to the back of the building. Nimoy said simply, "I went to the roof, (then) I climbed on the secured ladder and made my escape!"

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Nimoy was not killed that day, thanks to the fire department. Probably, Nimoy was after that was far more carefully in the events of the fans.