That’s not what you said though. Article: “who has been a part of pretty much all televised Trek since the ‘70s”. He has not been a part of it since the ‘70s. He has been a part of it since the ‘80s. It’s factually incorrect.
That’s not what you said though. Article: “who has been a part of pretty much all televised Trek since the ‘70s”. He has not been a part of it since the ‘70s. He has been a part of it since the ‘80s. It’s factually incorrect.
Roger Ebert said that in 2005, not 2010. In fact, in 2010 he changed his mind: “My error in the first place was to think I could make a convincing argument on purely theoretical grounds. What I was saying is that video games could not in principle be Art. That was a foolish position to take, particularly as it seemed…
Congrats and good luck with your next respawn! You’re one of the writers I still remember from when I started reading in 2007.
Wilford Brimley wasn’t in Caravan of Courage. He was in Battle for Endor.