rick berman: i have done nothing wrong ever in my life
me: i know this and i love youJust to be clear, this article does not mention that this episode of The D-Con Chamber was their Watch Party for “Shuttlepod One”. This just happened to come up in conversation as being a notable episode of the series which Berman and Braga worked on.
we wanted to send a valentine to the franchise, and I still stand by the concept of the episode, which is it’s actually an episode of Next Generation where they’re looking back at Enterprise on the holodeck, which I think is a cool idea
I mean it is a cool idea. It’s not a cool idea for a last minute series finale, but it’s a cool idea.
which is it’s
And bad grammar too. Tsk, tsk.
Which is: it’s actually an episode of Star Trek The Next Generation.
Sorry I think grammar checks out this time. Is the transcript of an interview, right?
Punctuation can change context and/or grammar, but I’ll meet you in the middle on that one. I’ll also just keep telling myself that it was an intentional mistake by the editors to trigger real grammar nazis.
i.e. the Vulcans
The purpose of punctuation is to make communication clearer. But over-adherence to prescriptivism inhibits communication. IDIC includes people who don’t punctuate worth a damn 🖖
Keep opening your mouth and proving you’re the worst story teller to have anything to do with Trek, Ricky. I’m including whoever wrote the Spock’s Brain episode.
I’m including whoever wrote the Spock’s Brain episode.
The episode’s dialogue is much better if you replace “brain” with “dick”.
