William Shatner Continues The STAR WARS Vs. STAR TREK Debate

William Shatner Continues The STAR WARS Vs. STAR TREK Debate

William Shatner has posted a video response to Carrie Fisher, who gave her own video response to a video that Shatner did saying Star Trek was better than Star Wars, saying he can still fit in his costume and questions if she can fit in hers.

By WaylonJones - Nov 30, 2011 01:11 PM EST
Filed Under: Star Trek


Here we go again....The Star Trek vs. Star Wars debate turns ugly at the hands of William Shatner. Posting a response to the video Carrie Fisher did a while back questioning Shatner's claims that Star Trek was better than Star Wars, Shatner takes a some pretty heavy jabs at Fisher. Shatner claims that he is all muscle and that he can still fit in his spandex costume, and that she would have a hard time fitting in her slave bikini from Return Of The Jedi. Thanks to Geek Tyrant for the below video.



The gloves seem to come off here with Shatner. It seems like he is either seriously upset with Fisher's response, or he could just be having a bit of fun with her. Regardless he seems to be hitting hard, especially with him saying her wearing a bikini now would, "Need some uplift". Sound off your comments on the feud in the comment boxes below.

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