1983

By Jimmy Carter (?) in the Life On Five studio       Scroll down to watch the video

Interviewer: You were raised in Boston, right?
Leonard Nimoy: Right.

1983

From grade-school to college Mr. Nimoy felt quite uncomfortable at school.
Even in primary grade-school he didn't understand why the teacher rejected a drawing by a Chinese kid, which to him was a very "...extraordinary oriental looking impressionistic tree … But what was the point to satisfy this lady, when this guy has done a terrific job that I think is wonderful?"

1983 Aug. 12

Interviewer: David Hartman
with Leonard Nimoy and Bill Shatner

DH:  "........ whether or not Spock is found is a mystery I am told, but Leonard is going to direct the movie and he and William Shatner are joining me from K.A:B.C. in Los Angeles. Morning men.

1983 January

By Michelle Russel

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MR: Not since the Starship enterprise that Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock join forces, but this time it's the Police Force. Leonard Nimoy is guest-starring in an episode of "T. J. Hooker" and they are at it again:

1982

Scenes from A Woman Called Golda and Marco Polo and pictures from The Body-Snatchers are shown.

1982 or 1983

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Q.: "In ST II Spock has died. Now the crew is searching for him.
You have directed before and you have acted a lot – what was the most difficult thing for you in ST III?"

1982

By Bobbie Wygant for NBC 5 KXAS-TV in Fort Worth/Dallas

The clip begins with takings from before the actual interview. 
(Thanks for sharing this clip, Karin!) 

1982

Q: How much influence did he (Mr. Spock) have on your life?
LN: A lot, a lot. I am here because of Spock, I was in China because of Spock, all over the world, I have not been out of work since I played Mr. Spock in 1966.

 1982
 

Q: Leonard, did you have a hand in the shaping auf Spock's death?

LN (amazed): Spock's death? (laughing) Probably. It was a lot of conversation about it. It went on for a long time, several month of conversation about how it could work and what the impact would be. Very nervous thing to do, you know? A dangerous thing to do.