Death Is An Absolute Marvel.

I Existed Before Star Trek. I Started In Live Television. I Was There When The Cameras Were As Big As A Table, Had Internal Fans That Were Whirring And Tubes That, Because Of The Heat, Had To Come Right Up To Our Face For A Close-up. Now, We Are Talking About Green Screen And Putting Us In Locations That We'll Never Visit. What Has Happened To Us Is A Miracle, And The Miracle Is Our Inventiveness. The Tragedy Of Our Lives Is Also Our Inventiveness.

I See People Putting Text Messages On The Phone Or Computer And I Think, 'why Don't You Just Call?'

Every Piece Of Entertainment Is Made With The Idea That 'this Is Going To Be Terrific' And 'this Is The Best Thing I've Ever Done' And Then It Hits The Public And Then The Public Tells You Whether It's Good Or Bad.

Things People Say Strike Me As Amusing, And I Am Prone To Saying Out Loud What Everybody's Thinking.

I'm Not Going To Have A Tombstone. I'm Going To Be Tossed In The Air. Ashes, Tossed Like A Salad.