‘Star Trek’ Fans Put Kirk’s Command Chair in Their Homes
THERE is nothing particularly unusual about the living room of the two-story town house that Scott Veazie shares with his wife in Washougal, Wash., except for one piece of furniture in a corner: a full-size replica of the captain’s chair from the bridge of the U.S.S. Enterprise, as seen in the original “Star Trek” television series. […] “It’s not the most comfortable of chairs,” Mr. Veazie said. “The arms are too low and they’re too far apart. Now I know why William Shatner was always leaning forward in it.” There is another possible explanation, suggested Eddie Paskey, who as Mr. Shatner’s stand-in on “Star…