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Written by Stephen Kandel, based on a story by Gene Roddenberry..

Shatner lost out, unfortunately, but it could have been worse. Consider the sad story of Ron Wayne: …he co-founded Apple Computer Company (now Apple Inc.) as a partnership with Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs on April 1, 1976, providing administrative oversight and documentation for the new...

Adrian Zmed, nice callback. George had the perfect opportunity to be the bigger man and end this nonsense by congratulating Shatner on his spaceflight last year, but he took the low road then too. Sad.

Looks really great.

PIC: Monsters, streamed on Paramount+

I started it a while ago, need to finish it.

Yes.

Doomsday, A Star Trek Fan Production, streamed on YouTube. The story of the Constellation’s first battle with the DM. I’ll give it an ‘A’ for effort, and leave it at that.

The finale to The Dropout, streamed on Hulu. We have seen so many Silicon Valley success stories on the small and big screens. This was an excellent story about one failure that I highly recommend.

Water under the bridge, George. Please just let it go.

I was wondering when this was coming back, something to look forward to.

PIC: Two of One, streamed on Paramount+

Commander Ko’enig, science officer

Episodes two and three of The Dropout, streamed on Hulu. I did not recognize Michael Ironside, good to see him and Hart Bochner again.

PIC: Fly Me to the Moon, streamed on Paramount+

Well done, well done indeed.

We just finished the episode. The scenes with Spiner and de Lancie were great.

He will forever be John McClane in my eyes, the best everyman hero next to Chief Brody in Jaws.

Episode 1 of The Dropout, streamed on Hulu The sad story of Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos, the ill-fated medical diagnostic company that she founded. Great cast, well written and produced, I’m enjoying it. Naveen Andrews is in the cast, I haven’t seen him since Lost.

I’ve been to two actual retirement parties in the past thirty-five years. I would say that the chances of being granted a retirement party by an employer depend on how high-ranking or well-liked the employee is. The loyal twenty-year employee that was an asshole and that no one liked probably...