We've been over that one already. No. I posted the screen grab of him NOT looking directly into the camera.I do think there's a handful of cases where TOS broke the fourth wall. Notably the episode where McCoy said he finally got the last word, looks directly into the camera and smiles.
That said. So what? It's a TV show.
I have watched Star Trek for over 50 years without once hearing of Lee Conway.I know the gatekeepery type will find that controversial but in all honesty, if they're watching it now, enjoying it now and supporting it now does it really matter if they've never heard of Gene Coon or Lee Conway?
I have watched Star Trek for over 50 years without once hearing of Lee Conway.
I have watched Star Trek for over 50 years without once hearing of Lee Conway.
Is he that dude in all the Family Guy cutaways?
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No clue.Seriously? Never heard of Lee Conway? Call yourself Star Trek fans?
What were you trying to write, sweetie?Seriously? Never heard of Lee Conway? Call yourself Star Trek fans?
In other news - a guy in his fifties threw his phone against the wall thanks to its autocorrect ruining his life yet again.
I'm assuming this:What were you trying to write, sweetie?
Gene Coon's pen name. It's what he wrote under after he had "left" the show.Lee Cronin, maybe?
What are you smoking, dude?That scene in The Voyage Home where Lee Conway breaks a pool cue in half and threatens to "show you what it's all about, Kirk, you dig?" over that argument they have about Jane Wiedlin (which is totally meta cause she's in the movie earlier, too) and then Chekhov draws a saturday night special from the back of his bugle-boys and straight up shoots Lee Conway right through bridge of his nose while saying callmly, "Зачет " was just so badass that I wish they would have let it in, even if the post-murder threesome scene between Wiedlin, Koenig, and Bob Eubanks was both in poor taste, inexplicable and would have given the movie an NC-17 rating, it remains the last scene with Lee Conway, and was a poor exit for him after all he'd done for Star Trek.
I didn't know Gene used a pen name! See, I've learned something today!I'm assuming this:
Gene Coon's pen name. It's what he wrote under after he had "left" the show.
I would have cut @Coops more slack but I spent time actually looking up Lee Conway thinking I'd have to turn in my nerd card.![]()
a lotWhat are you smoking, dude?![]()
I think it's perfectly acceptable for people new to Star Trek, as in those watching the shows produced in the last few years, to never watch any of the earlier shows or movies.
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