On 11/3/05, Jim Sharkey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Robert G. Seeberger wrote:
Of course, Piller also gave us Voyager, for which there isn't much
excuse. But at least he gave us (in my opinion) the best pilot of
any of the five Treks, even if subsequently it was all a bit of a
mess.
Quoted
Bryon Daly wrote:
On 11/3/05, Jim Sharkey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Voyager pilot was so good, I quivered with anticipation of the
series.
You liked the Voyager pilot? Its ending really put me off when
they could have used the array to return home but instead
Janeway destroyed it. Not even
Robert G. Seeberger wrote:
Of course, Piller also gave us Voyager, for which there isn't much
excuse. But at least he gave us (in my opinion) the best pilot of
any of the five Treks, even if subsequently it was all a bit of a
mess.
Quoted for truth. The Voyager pilot was so good, I quivered
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I've just read the sad news of the death of Michael Piller -
co-creator of Deep Space Nine, Voyager and The Dead Zone, at the
unfairly young age of 57. It's not been a good year for Trek, with
James Doohan's loss still fresh in our