Jeremy Bernstein

Principal Writer on SAINTS ROW. Past credits in TV, video games, you name it. LEVERAGE, THE LIBRARIANS, DEAD SPACE 2, SANTA CLAUS: PRIVATE EYE and more.

[Gen Con Writers' Symposium @genconwriters]

Principal Writer on Saints Row with past credits in TV, video games, and more! Come meet @Fajitas at this year's Symposium!

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@tomabernathy This cracks me up, because it basically means that Jean-Luc Picard, the great diplomat and explorer, Gowron's Arbitrator of Succession, is effectively pronouncing "bonjour" as "bahn-jur" every time...

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@tomabernathy Per the Klingon Dictionary (and I can't believe we're having this conversation😜), the technical spelling is Qapla', but it is pronounced Qap-la'. "K'plah" is, arguably, an anglicization of the true Klingon pronunciation. https://t.co/9vrFF88PDc

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@tomabernathy Pretty sure he was the first actor ever to pronounce it in screen. Arguably, everybody since gets it wrong…

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@sugarjonze The WB/Discovery merger seems to be nothing but short-sighted moves. Very disappointing.

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@BonecrusherJenk Or the whole season takes place in Barclay’s little holo-cube thingee…

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All right, I'll take a run at this. Anybody else?

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@Lyrical_Girafe DS9’s Distant Voices always struck me as having a strong horror vibe.

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In other news, I am a failure as a father ‘cause I can’t get my kids to watch DS9.

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After watching the DS9 episode of #LowerDecks, tried to show my son the real DS9. He made me turn it off after 5 minutes because, and I quote, “It looks like cardboard.”

Ball’s in your court, @paramountplus. Where’s the HD remaster? For the children?

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@BonecrusherJenk THE CORE is the most underrated disaster movie of all time.

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@BittrScrptReadr That book, the DS9 Companion, is one of the greatest books about television writing ever written.

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@WillWatkins4th @StobiesGalaxy That side-eye McCoy gives him is my favorite reaction shot in cinema history.

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@BlacklightAlex The appreciation is mutual… 😉

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@tomabernathy “This is how democracy ends—with thunderous applause” shocked me by how well it resonated with me even back then. Best moment in the entire trilogy that didn’t involve a three-way lightsaber fight with Ray Park.

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@BonecrusherJenk Ugh. No. Pretty much Word, frankly. I’m my experience, comics writing format isn’t nearly as formalized as Screenwriting format. That said, my experience was primarily with online comics, which were truly the Wild West at the time…

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@BonecrusherJenk Seriously, though, it depends on what you need it for. There are cheaper alternatives for personal screenwriting. Many bells and whistles on FD are geared for production.

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@BonecrusherJenk I have used it often. For helpfulness, it depends what you need. It’s great for screenplay formatting. Less good at doing the dishes. Which is honestly usually more useful.

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@jonrog1 It was you. You nearly punched a wall. Nearly. Though if we’d known the rest of the story then, I’m sure you would have.