Quotes from Edward Gross

I used to call it "Roddenberry's Box," and I loved being in it, because the restrictions forced us to be more creative than going into the routine melodramas that we often see in SF television.

gave Garak some of the best years of my life.

When Star Trek is hitting its stride and doing what it's supposed to do, it can be very provocative, but because it's reaching so high and trying to live up to its own expectations, it fails more than most shows.

The Star Trek conception is a bottle, and into that bottle you can pour different vintages, but you're not allowed to change the shape of the bottle.

Well, Gene Roddenberry was also a fan of drama, so I think he would have agreed with that up-front.

There was one thing the Star Trek movies did well, and that's the action sequences always had something going on and were character motivated.

And Uhura stopping an important mission to bitch at her boyfriend I thought was insulting to everyone and not just the women.

I don't think seeing Spock endlessly slugging somebody captures the idea of Spock as a character; it just seems kind of dopey.