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I am a Trekkie and proud of that.Somehow it did not surprise me that it concerned Jean Luc and choices. He, like many of us, has reached the age where the choices we, and others, have made are being seriously considered.
Gene brought us hope in a time of chaos and for that I will always be grateful.
In many ways the Star Trek crews have become part of the "national family."
So, of course, I had to go, with my teenagers, to see Nemesis.
Yes, teenagers, young adults, will still to go the movies with Mom and not be embarassed by that.
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