This Is My Saddest Story: In Grade

In My Proudest Moments, I Think I Had A Real Hand In The Creative Force Of Making 'star Trek.' But Most Of The Time, I Don't Think About It.

Every Piece Of Entertainment Is Made With The Idea That 'this Is Going To Be Terrific' And 'this Is The Best Thing I've Ever Done' And Then It Hits The Public And Then The Public Tells You Whether It's Good Or Bad.

My Kids Say If There's Any Family Dinner That Doesn't Result In Somebody Crying, It's Not A Good Dinner. They Cry Because It Helps Relieve Them Of A Guilt Or Some Onerous Emotional Burden. It's Like A Family Tradition.

I've Never Not Appeared In Front Of A Live Audience For Any Longer Period Than A Month Or Two.

Nobody Could Have Imagined The Phenomenon That 'star Trek' Became. It's Still Almost Impossible To Imagine.