There was time in the late 1980s and early 90s when the production of various Star Trek films and the production of Star Trek: The Next Generation overlapped. Leonard Nimoy's film "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home" It made a crazy bank in the summer of 1986, just when Ein Born Baberi was strongly developed "Next Generation", a series that debuted in 1987. The main photo of "Star Trek V: The Star Trek V: The Star Trek V: The Star Trek V:

Both the film and the TV series were filmed on Paramount Lot, and witty tricks could be able to paint the bustling period in late 1988, when the original actor Star Trek and the next -generation cast could enter one another in the hallways. Production offices must have been full of energy, and the actors from the two epochs of the Star Trek franchise must be honest to finally shake hands for the first time.

The young Will Vitron, who was only 16 at the time, could remember in 1988. Vitron was played by Wesley Krusher of the "next generation", but he was already Vesel's himself. He grew up watching the original series "Star Trek" and was thrilled by pieces that shutters, etc., will be literally shot through the street. Vitron wrote in detail about the experience in the 2021 record of his long-standing personal website, Wilwheaton.net.

Entering details of Vitron's excitement is about the possibility of meeting Shatner ... and crushing a humiliation that the 16-year-old experienced when he really did. It seems that Shatner, in the middle of directing, flisely rejected Vitron without paying much attention or struggling to be anger.

The experience was fatal for Vitron. Fortunately, Rhodenbury and the rest of the "next generation" heard about Shatner's behavior and had 100%vitreb's back. Indeed, Bornbury insisted Shatner write an apology letter.

Vitron reminded the day with the most clarity, including how shy. Vitron, repeated, was only 16 years old, and he was still not bold enough to ask if he could meet Shatner. "The word has gained our set that I am too chicken to meet the original actors in the series," he wrote. "It has become a joke, and the crew started giving me nice ribbed for my reluctance." Vitron should not be shy because he was on the covers of many teenagers and enjoyed many accolades for his 1986 movie "Stand By".

Vitron was in a suit on the day he met Shatner, dressed in gray sweaters with which his character was equipped with the "Next Generation" season. He did not like that designers of the series were instructed to cover up his natural thin physics with false. But when he saw Shatner over the street (Vitron could literally see The set of the troubled "final limit"), he decided to muster his courage and present himself.

Nervous, vitro approached Shatner. The conversation facilitated a close crew member. Their exchange, as Vitron transcribed, was the craziest to say at least. Shatner started with:

"So, you are a kid on that show? 'My throat and mouth were dry, and my palms were sweating. My heart slammed me in my ears, as I replied. Ah, yes, sir. My name is Will. 'He continued to see me. I carefully wiped my hip hand on my spacecraft and expanded it. "It's nice to meet you," I said. He didn't take my hand. "What is it, your space clothing?" He said, and made a sound that was somewhere between laughter and cough. "

Get worse.

Vitron continues, declaring that the space suit is something that the designers of the show's suits made him wear. Shatner seemed a little insecure about what he was supposed to tell this young actor, so he chose to say very little. As Vitron recalled, he was so nervous at that moment that Shatner asked him, and he didn't really hear it. The rest of the conversation lasted that way:

"So? "He asked. Oh no. I replied." He asked. Maybe he would be impressed that I would have already announced a few hours at the head of Enterprise Mr.All before 16 years of age. 'Well I would never allow a child Come on Mine Bridge, "he said and left."

When Vitron returned to the "Next Generation" set, everyone had already heard what had happened. The makeup artist said Shatner was unusual and not worrying about it. Vitron's co-starvet, Brent SpainerHe also heard and reminded Vitron that Shatner was wearing Tupi. The tension began to break down. Vitron was then asked to call the Born Board's office. Shockingly, the news already got to the head of Honcho ... And Born Berie was also appalled. He assured Vitron that "Bill Shatner is an ass." It was a shocking thing, Vitron felt to say Roddendenbury.

The next day, Vitron received a written letter in his trailer "From the office of William Shatner". He seemed to call Shatner the day before and demanded a written apology for his behavior. The note says: "Dear Will, you are a beautiful young actor and I would be honored to have you on my bridge every day. Honestly yours, Bill."

When Born Boyer appeared to take care of Vitron to get the note, it was confirmed. The big bird is stuck to vitron.

He was amazed.