Well put Nicole.

But you lost me after “William Shatner IS Captain James Tiberius Kirk.”

BB(SA)K

well put

True enough.

It will be answered in time.

It’s their business decision to not answer any of you, even if the world stopped turning over Shatner’s apparent exclusion. And it didn’t…
The question’s been asked dozens of times now and Bad Robot isn’t speaking. Surprise!

It’s like playing cards, if the opposition asks what cards you have…do you tell?…even if it’s cards you won’t use?

Your question WILL get answered… it just takes patience.

final warning for flaming (note changing names doesnt reset you)

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– Try opening your mind – like a real trekker would, and really see what he’s about. –

Shall I open my mind wide enough to make baseless presumptions about you, as you have done me?

I used to watch Howard Stern’s show regularly. He has done some good interviews. The best of his interviews, that I’ve seen, was the one that he did with Paul McCartney, shortly after McCartney had gotten together with Heather Mills.

The reason that the McCartney interview was so good is that McCartney, being as famous, well-liked, wealthy and successful as he is, was in the position to demand that Stern behave in a less crass and base fashion than he normally does when left to his own devices.

Consequently, Stern asked the probing questions not asked in the mainstream, conventional media — the kind of questions that you (and I) are so fond of — without making such idiotic and crass comments as, “Nobody cares about Leonard Nimoy.”

Also absent in Stern’s interview with McCartney was Stern’s trade-marked, race-to-the-bottom way of thinking. Perhaps you know what I’m talking about — it’s that way of thinking that’s often found amongst the dregs of society, a mentality unencumbered by the striving toward self-improvement or what’s colloquially referred to as “good taste.”

It’s a choice of seeking to bring out the worst in people for the purpose of spectacle, as opposed to bringing out the best in people for its own sake.

– He is extremely intelligent, and doesn’t miss a thing. He is also informed. When he interviews someone, he is prepared. He knows the subject. –

I would edit out “extremely,” and appropriately rephrase the subsequent laudation to reflect the many levels being missed at any given time by Howard Stern. But, perhaps I am missing the finer points of throwing balogna at womens’ butts and comparing penis sizes (literally) with one’s subordinates.

That Stern is an intelligent man is what makes him and a show such a travesty.

Robin Quivers, however, is an outright buffoon. I could never stand her, when I used to watch the show. Her mindless parroting of Stern’s comments, combined with her total lack of Stern’s aforementioned intelligence and skill, are insufferable.

But, this is quite a digression, isn’t it?

The bottom line, for me, shows Howard Stern as a net negative rather than a net positive. His good attributes do not redeem his bad ones, as far as I’m concerned. It’s really quite a shame and a waste of talent.

Hmmmmm……………….I smell the plotline for an independent film!!