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Who's my favorite captain of all time?

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Well

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Kirk,

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I grew up with Kurt.

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And I'll pick hard

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for me is

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pretty terrific.

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And Kate Mulgrew is

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she's so great.

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She's such a great lady.

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I sat next to her in New York

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watching a play and

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and

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she remembered me which I think.

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Is

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tough I mean given the

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they weren't for 7 years.

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I don't know how many episodes they did how

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many guest stars they had and

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and that she remembered me and

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conversed with me it was.

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It's pretty cool.

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So

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but Kirk is my

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my number one.

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I'm an

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original Star Trek guy.

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I've done some conventions.

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I did

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Vegas

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twice.

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I've done Pasadena twice.

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I did the one in Chicago

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a few months ago.

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I was in London in January

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all of those were with creation.

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And

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I think the fans are great.

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They're

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they're genuinely

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nice

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good people

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who

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have something in common with each other,

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which is

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Star Trek

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and

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they're so

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interested in who you are

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and what you do

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and

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You know who wouldn't like going someplace for four

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days and being treated really nice but a bunch

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of nice people.

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It's it's

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it's great.

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You know,

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I love it.

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I'll go again.

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They're really they're just they're the best.

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They're the best

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people there are.

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I got to be

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on the very last episode of the third season

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called zero hour

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and I

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played a Nazi Soldier which is completely different from

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the Nazi Soldier.

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I played in the two-part episode killing game

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and I brought.

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The alien

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into the

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tent

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the medical tent out in the

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in the field

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and

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it was really interesting.

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It was the first time that I hadn't received

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a full

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Star Trek script in the time.

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I

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been working with them.

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I just received the pages

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with a big notice on front saying

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absolute secret don't show to anybody and all the

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ramifications if I did which I can't remember

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and I remember

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Arriving on the set to

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to

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to work that day and

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they were doing some

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reshoots

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for a previous episode and they have brought some

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of the people on to do the reshoots before

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we'd finished shooting.

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the scene we were shooting and

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Brandon and Rick were both there

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and

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very concerned about who was on

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the soundstage when we were shooting that and made

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sure that when those people came on they were

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absolutely clear it out.

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So it's very

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very top secret so felt like

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high government.

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Mission Impossible kind of work going on there

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and

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then I'll be back on the first episode

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which I

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just got the script today.

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So I don't even know that

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title and

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as a Nazi

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Soldier again,

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and

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I can't tell you what happens in that one

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regardless of whether I know it or not.

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Or I'd have to kill you

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so sorry.

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I didn't get to see Zero Hour.

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I was doing a production of a play called

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Arcadia by Tom stoppard

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who if you don't know who he is.

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He wrote

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the screenplay for Shakespeare and love

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and also the played jumpers,

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which is

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an older play of his bets on Broadway.

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Now

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if it hasn't closed,

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so I was doing that

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at a company called Theater Works in Palo Alto,

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California

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when Zero Hour was on and I

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Didn't get to see it.

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So I don't know

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still to this day

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what the episode was about

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or what the scene.

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I was in

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mint.

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I knew that it was the last scene of

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the final episode of the season and perhaps

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the final episode of

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the series,

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but I don't know anything about

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that episode

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at all.

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And I

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I'm

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I'm led to understand that it created a lot

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of

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intense

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interest and excitement

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of a certain order