William Shatner, My Hero!

Aftermath with William Shatner is a must watch William Shatner has to be one of the busiest guys in showbiz.  I've been a fan of Raw Nerve for a while now, and just recently discovered another new Shatner show.  "Aftermath" on the bio channel. "Aftermath" is another sit down interview show with William Shatner doing the interviewing, which by the way he seems pretty good at.  The show takes an in-depth look at what happens to people who go from unknown average citizens to household names because of tragic or infamous events.   Shatner gets to the heart of the matter, interviewing the heroes, villains and victims of events we all witnessed at the time through the multitude of news outlets.  He explores what really happened from their point of view and how the events have changed and transformed their lives into what they are now. "Aftermath" has already aired a couple of episodes as far as I know including the D.C. sniper victims and Bernard Goe

William Shatner to star in new fall TV comedy So William Shatner is at it again.  He's set to star in a new comedy TV pilot for CBS.  The show is being produced by the creators of "Will and Grace". It's based on the Twitter page " Shit My Dad Says " that Justin Halpern put up to showcase the foul mouthed, funny stuff that comes out of his dad's mouth.  The 29 year old Halpern came up with the idea after being forced to move back in with his parents.  His 74 year old father Sam Halpern, who used to work in nuclear medicine at the University of California at San Diego, never fails to deliver.  For example, take this post from March 22nd:  "Don't ask for my opinion then. I said congrats on the car, just saying nobody's panties are getting wet from a f#cking Honda Accord." or this one from April 16th:   "I’m not sure you can call that roughing it, son… Well, for one, there was a f#cki