The emotionless, highly logical Vulcan, Mr. Spock, on the original Star Trek television series had quotes that sometimes came off as more human than the other characters.

“Computers make excellent and efficient servants, but I have no wish to serve under them.”

While hundreds of millions of people were captivated and enslaved by PCs, tablets and smartphones, Mr. Spock — portrayed by actor, director, poet and photographer, Leonard Nimoy — passed away on Friday, February 27th, 2015.

Almost nobody remembers the 20th century’s foremost “expert” on child psychology, Dr. Spock. No, I’m not talking about pointy-eared, eyebrow-cocking Vulcan from Star Trek. But it does illustrate a point — Television is a bad babysitter, especially when it’s The Walking Dead.

Remember that Star Trek episode where, like, Picard has the General’s chicken… then, like, Riker orders a Number One and then thirty minutes later, has a Number Two?

heh, heheh… That was cool!

Tip: Amy @ UrlyBits

Everything was fine until those damned Westboro Trekkies showed up…