00:00Hi there, it's Lorraine here, look what I'm watching.
00:03Oh my goodness me, honestly, I shed a tear, I really did.
00:07Captain Kirk, William Shatner, actually in space, 90 years old.
00:13Just incredible, you know, I sat with my heart in my mouth,
00:16watching the lift off, hoping, fingers crossed,
00:19hoping it was all going to go well, textbook, absolutely incredible.
00:22And I was lucky enough to actually go in one of the zero gravity flights,
00:27so I've got a rough idea of what he might have been going through.
00:31It's the nearest thing you can do to get into space, but just, oh,
00:35and he had such amazing things to say about his experience.
00:39He was just so articulate and so wonderful,
00:41and I'm just so glad that he's back, that he's safe,
00:45that it all went really well.
00:47And it's like completing a circle, isn't it?
00:49I mean, I used to sit and watch Star Trek, original Trek, when I was a kid,
00:53and to see him actually going into space is, oh, who would have thought it?
00:59It's just wonderful.
01:00It really, really is.
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