Leonard Nimoy

As winter rolls around, you’ll likely want to spend more time in front of the screen. So here’s all you can expect to find on the streaming service this December.

Leonard Nimoy, who played half-human, half-Vulcan science officer Mr Spock in the iconic sci-fi television and film series over more than four decades, died in Los Angeles in February last year at the age of 83

Of the 10 most popular messages posted to Twitter in the past year, one was written by President Barack Obama, one was written by Saudi Arabia's King Salman ... and five were written by current or former members of the boy-band One Direction.

A slideshow of over 40 well-known names flickered across the screen as What A Wonderful World played in the background. The slideshow concluded on an emotional note with a clip of Leonard Nimoy as Spock from Star Trek reciting the famous Vulcan salute: "Live long and prosper"

The project is aimed at celebrating the 50th anniversary of TV series Star Trek

Leonard Nimoy did voice work for the game, narrating brief introductions to the massive multiplayer online

An American astronaut tweeted a photo of the Vulcan parted-finger salute from on-board the International Space Station

Expressions like "You leave behind a void" and "Thank you for entertaining us" flooded the social media as celebrities took to micro-blogging site Twitter to share their condolence message for Mr Nimoy

May the spirit of Spock will live long and prosper.

Mr Nimoy made his Hollywood debut at the age of 18

US President Barack Obama on Friday paid tribute to late "Star Trek" actor Leonard Nimoy, lauding his portrayal of the logical Mr Spock as well as his contributions to the arts and sciences.

Leonard Nimoy is most remembered for his portrayal of the Vulcan Spock from Star Trek.

Actor Leonard Nimoy, who won a worldwide fan base as the pointy-eared half-human, half-Vulcan Mr Spock in the blockbuster "Star Trek" television and film franchise, died today at the age of 83, US media reported.

As winter rolls around, you’ll likely want to spend more time in front of the screen. So here’s all you can expect to find on the streaming service this December.

Leonard Nimoy, who played half-human, half-Vulcan science officer Mr Spock in the iconic sci-fi television and film series over more than four decades, died in Los Angeles in February last year at the age of 83

Of the 10 most popular messages posted to Twitter in the past year, one was written by President Barack Obama, one was written by Saudi Arabia's King Salman ... and five were written by current or former members of the boy-band One Direction.

A slideshow of over 40 well-known names flickered across the screen as What A Wonderful World played in the background. The slideshow concluded on an emotional note with a clip of Leonard Nimoy as Spock from Star Trek reciting the famous Vulcan salute: "Live long and prosper"

The project is aimed at celebrating the 50th anniversary of TV series Star Trek

Leonard Nimoy did voice work for the game, narrating brief introductions to the massive multiplayer online

An American astronaut tweeted a photo of the Vulcan parted-finger salute from on-board the International Space Station

Expressions like "You leave behind a void" and "Thank you for entertaining us" flooded the social media as celebrities took to micro-blogging site Twitter to share their condolence message for Mr Nimoy

May the spirit of Spock will live long and prosper.

Mr Nimoy made his Hollywood debut at the age of 18

US President Barack Obama on Friday paid tribute to late "Star Trek" actor Leonard Nimoy, lauding his portrayal of the logical Mr Spock as well as his contributions to the arts and sciences.

Leonard Nimoy is most remembered for his portrayal of the Vulcan Spock from Star Trek.

Actor Leonard Nimoy, who won a worldwide fan base as the pointy-eared half-human, half-Vulcan Mr Spock in the blockbuster "Star Trek" television and film franchise, died today at the age of 83, US media reported.