Oh shoot!
Wow, this makes me feel so old now.
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I still like Chakotay, though.
I wonder, though: was he or *any* of the VOY cast actually difficult to work with? The way Tim Russ describes things, it seemed like a big laugh fest (albeit with hard work).
I think Neil Diamond wrote most of the Monkees songs.^^^
thanks for the info and quotes, Mareika. Though didn't Braga only work there as producer for seasons four and five? I wonder if the cast liked him. I read that, I *believe* it was Ethan Phillips, say that he actually liked Rick Berman and thought he was unfairly maligned, and that Rick was always nice to everyone.
Now about the "Monkees": thanks for filling me in. So they had a TV show as well as a band? How did that work? Did they play Monkees music on the show? How odd.
And speaking of old: I feel very old and felt that way since I hit my twenties (I'm still in my twenties). If I worry about it so much already by 23, I will probably go insane in my thirties and fourties. It all goes along with my extreme meloncholic, introspective, OCD, loner personality I guess. I always have to worry about *something*.
I'm not sure what catagory Diamonds music falls under.
Wow, this makes me feel so old now.
That's a damn shame.Wow, this makes me feel so old now.
Old?
I can beat that. For a game at the end of a week during summer school, I had a quote on the board and my students had to guess what movie it was from. The quote was "No, Luke. I am your father". None of the kids got it.
Quasi-Cardassian Totalitarian!!!!!Philistines!
In addition to his later duties as executive producer, he was there from the beginning of Voyager as one of the writing staff. His credit first appears in "Parallax" as "producer" and his credit moved up as the series went on. (Kenneth Biller also appears starting from that same episode, first as "Executive Story Editor.")
