I Never Watched 'star Trek.'

Even One Word, Or Certainly One Sentence, Should Be Able To Describe The Basic Characteristic That The Scene Has, Or The Character Has, Or The Story Has. And Then You Begin To Detail That One Spine, And You Have Offshoots From That Spine, And It Becomes More And More Complex, But All Of It Stems From That One-word, One-line Theme, Which Can Give The Character, The Scene, Or The Play Its Uniqueness.

We're All Embers From The Same Fire. Our Ember Winks Out, We're Ashes, We Go Back To The Fire. I Like That Image. There Has To Be A Unifying Theory. I Think There Is A Continuity Of Some Kind, That My Love For My Wife Will Go On Past The Death Of My Body. Nature Is Perfect.

I Existed Before Star Trek. I Started In Live Television. I Was There When The Cameras Were As Big As A Table, Had Internal Fans That Were Whirring And Tubes That, Because Of The Heat, Had To Come Right Up To Our Face For A Close-up. Now, We Are Talking About Green Screen And Putting Us In Locations That We'll Never Visit. What Has Happened To Us Is A Miracle, And The Miracle Is Our Inventiveness. The Tragedy Of Our Lives Is Also Our Inventiveness.

A True Pilot Must Of Necessity Pay Attention To The Seasons, The Heavens, The Stars, The Winds, And Everything Proper To The Craft If He Is Really To Rule A Ship.

Is This Year Over Yet? Too Many People Are Passing Away. Rest In Peace, George Michael.