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Now when you mentioning it, I think it was nominated for best musical score and special effects. Can't remember if they won any.Superman wrote:If "Best of Both Worlds" didn't win an emmy, it SHOULD have. It had a great musical score too!
IIRC, "Yesterday's Enterprise" was also nominated, but did not win. It's sad I can't remember for sure, because that's my favorite TNG episode.Superman wrote:If "Best of Both Worlds" didn't win an emmy, it SHOULD have. It had a great musical score too!
By what? The thread or the fact that B&B feel they deserve an Emmy?Kamakazie Sith wrote:I'm offended by this......
Heh, yeah, I guess they either gave McCarthy more free reign or more time to work on it.Superman wrote:If "Best of Both Worlds" didn't win an emmy, it SHOULD have. It had a great musical score too!
, finally recent trek makes sense Berman thinks its a joke and so do we but for whole other reasons 
.That's true. When you Executive Producer is treating the show like it's a joke, you KNOW that there's a problem with the viewers taking the thing seriously.TheDarkling wrote:Bermans opinion on trek
"You've got people flying at impossible speeds and spaceships defying gravity. You've got a lot of things that are accepted, but that are almost scientifically ridiculous. It's so easy to turn it into a parody. I've been asked to put together an Enterprise blooper reel for a CBS project, and I agreed to do it. So I'm loosening up a little in that area."
He certainly doesn't help the situation does he.... fool