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<blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 725082" data-attributes="member: 533"><p>I would have believed and agreed to the statement above had it being made prior to <em>VOYAGER</em> sixth season opener and <em>DEEP SPACE NINE</em> series finale episode.</p><p></p><p>But after having read the four-part interview of Ron D. Moore from <em>Cinescape,</em> my feelings for Berman has changed.</p><p></p><p>According to Mr. Moore, after the <em>DS9</em> series run has ended, he was invited by his then-friend Brannon Braga to join the <em>VOYAGER</em> writing staff. He agreed.</p><p></p><p>But just before <em>VOYAGER</em> sixth season begins to air, he quit, citing a hostile working environment that foster oppression and low morale under an iron-fisted leadership of tyrant in the form of an executive producer. Ron D. Moore brought his complaint to Rick Berman, but Berman defended Braga. And when Braga caught wind of the meeting, that ended the friendship. Ron couldn't tolerate the working environment and left.</p><p></p><p>His only contribution to <em>VOYAGER</em>? He co-wrote the story for the B'Elanna/Klingon-themed "Barge of the Dead" episode. It is one of a handful of <em>VOY</em> episodes that I DO like.</p><p></p><p>Then again, I may be biased since I'm a Fan of All Things Klingon.</p><p></p><p>While I'm grateful for Berman during his early management of the franchise after succeeding Roddenberry, somehow along the way he took the franchise in a different direction and became lost, no longer seeing what made <em>Star Trek</em> great in the first place.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ranger REG, post: 725082, member: 533"] I would have believed and agreed to the statement above had it being made prior to [i]VOYAGER[/i] sixth season opener and [i]DEEP SPACE NINE[/i] series finale episode. But after having read the four-part interview of Ron D. Moore from [i]Cinescape,[/i] my feelings for Berman has changed. According to Mr. Moore, after the [i]DS9[/i] series run has ended, he was invited by his then-friend Brannon Braga to join the [i]VOYAGER[/i] writing staff. He agreed. But just before [i]VOYAGER[/i] sixth season begins to air, he quit, citing a hostile working environment that foster oppression and low morale under an iron-fisted leadership of tyrant in the form of an executive producer. Ron D. Moore brought his complaint to Rick Berman, but Berman defended Braga. And when Braga caught wind of the meeting, that ended the friendship. Ron couldn't tolerate the working environment and left. His only contribution to [i]VOYAGER[/i]? He co-wrote the story for the B'Elanna/Klingon-themed "Barge of the Dead" episode. It is one of a handful of [i]VOY[/i] episodes that I DO like. Then again, I may be biased since I'm a Fan of All Things Klingon. While I'm grateful for Berman during his early management of the franchise after succeeding Roddenberry, somehow along the way he took the franchise in a different direction and became lost, no longer seeing what made [i]Star Trek[/i] great in the first place. [/QUOTE]
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