I am looking forward to Mr. Kaiser's analysis of my show's brilliance.  However, I get the disturbing impression that large portions of the first season shall be skipped.  While I fully admit that that season is uneven as we got a handle on the show, there are still various universe-building elements throughout the…

I am looking forward to Mr. Kaiser's analysis of my show's brilliance.  However, I get the disturbing impression that large portions of the first season shall be skipped.  While I fully admit that that season is uneven as we got a handle on the show, there are still various universe-building elements throughout the…

His screen presence was apparent even then.  I hope you're up to the task Kaiser.

Your endearing devotion to Dukhat is one of the many reasons why I enjoyed writing for you for all those years.

Congratulations!  You have now entered a world unrestricted by standard TV tropes and full of deviations from standard audience expectations!  Enjoy!

Boring?  Boring?  How dare you sir, how dare you!

That's it, you're dead to me.

"You are not yet ready for immortality." ~ Ambassador Kosh, in Deathwalker

Even Byron, who was quite possibly one of my worst, if not the worst, long-term character I ever created, was able to get one, great quote:

"For somebody who showed up in 3 episodes, Zathras was eminently quotable"

Apparently, according to "Move Along Home," if you go through a wormhole to the opposite side of the galaxy, you'll find aliens that look exactly like humans except with funny, colored designs on their heads, and weird hair!

Losing Michael O'Hare as Commander Jeffrey Sinclair was a personal tragedy for me.  He was the central focus of the show - the main character.  Besides liking Michael on a personal level, I enjoyed his depiction of Sinclair.  He gave him some much needed weight, and gave him a level of contemplation that showed how…

See, my characters have so much depth, that they actually come alive!

While that take on Yar is certainly interesting, I am always highly suspect of any praise of Kira Nerys, as she is so similar to my "tough, female executive officer" Lt. Commander Susan Ivanova of Russia.  By extension, that also includes my original executive officer from the pilot, Lt. Commander Laurel Takashima. …

As you should already know, the entirety of Babylon 5 was planned out ahead of time.  Unlike Deep Space Nine, I had a war planned from the beginning, not just as a stunt to improve poor ratings.  I knew I would need a small, powerful warship to assist my characters in their prosecution of this war (and eventually wars…

What is liberating about standard Trek plots like those in "Babel" and "Captive Pursuit"?  Business as usual when compared to TNG.

Don't worry everyone.  Everything is ok because I, in my infinite wisdom, have deigned to participate in this project.  My involvement will guarantee quality writing that respects all previous incarnations of these characters!

This is where all the pain began - the ulcer, the migraines, even rashes in all sorts of odd places on my copious meat suit.  I cannot describe the sense of violation I felt at the very core of my being when I heard that Paramount was doing a Star Trek series based on a space station.  That singular idea is so unique…

Deep Space Nine shall pay for stealing from me!  My revenge shall be more brutal than your pitiful minds can imagine!