Jonathan West

And we blew up.

And Alonzo went, Jonathan, your head is this big on the screen.

And he goes, just say

fire.

It wasn't Lonzo, but I do remember that.

No, because that was on the movie.

Fire was on Best of Both Worlds, which would have been either Jonathan West or Marvin Rush.

Gave you a direction.

You think Michael Dorn was thinking there had to be some intention there, too.

Could have been Jonathan West just thinking, oh, let me bring him out of something dangerous looking.

I'll put red light back there.

But it worked for me.

One of the writers in Trials and Tribblations, Ron Moore, the great Ron Moore, was on the panel.

The director of Trials and Tribblations, Jonathan West.

I think a real thrill for us was obviously the great Charlie Brill, who played Arne Darvin.

And he was featured in both.

Let's welcome, reprising his role as Arne Darvin, actor Charlie Brill.

Ha ha! So great to have Troy Brew here.

And we are so excited to have the director of Trials and Tribulations, which was a fee for visual effects in 1996 and still holds up 30 years later, Jonathan West.

Ladies and gentlemen, the contributions of this writer-producer in television and feature film cannot be overstated.

This episode was written by Ira Stephen Baer and Hans Beimler.

and directed by jonathan west none other than jonathan west our good friend jonathan west um guest stars yes and if anyone has anything to say on any of these guest stars please interrupt and jump in first of all we have leslie hope as kira meru mama we have mark alimo as golda katt david i almost said david bowie it's david i don't remember her being on the show

say hi

god that'd be amazing i love david bowie All right.

Well, Kira goes up to ops.

And I want to say about this opening scene after the credits.

Jonathan West is a master.

The way that he shot you coming up and the boys in the foreground revealing them and the elegance of this master shot is as good as it gets.