My own self

I don't care if it's four years old, I'm loving this interview.

I think that interview must have been the Apex of Everything Awesome.

Thank you ever so much for providing that link.

I wholeheartedly agree. I just wish it didn't end so abruptly! (Or, you know, at all!)

They did indeed seem to end just when they'd worked up a momentum.

Anyway, thankyouthankyouthankyou for sharing! A conversation between two of the legs of my triad of awesomeness isn't something I stumble across every day...

In lieu of your other comment here tonight I'm assuming your third divinity of awesome is a Mr. A. Sorkin?

By the way, now that BSG is done in all its glory, all I need from Ron Moore is a demonstration that he, like those three, can do Excellence in several stories, not just one, and he'll probably dig his way into making this a quorum of four.

But didn't Ron Moore at least co-create Hercules: The Legendary Journeys?

And no, I'm afraid I mix media up a bit in my tripod, as the third leg of that handy cooking aid of awesome is Thom Yorke, the lyricist, singer and occasional guitar player in Radiohead.

But now that I think of it, Mr. Sorkin could indeed be the metaphorical pot, or something. Or perhaps I could have bumped Messrs. Whedon or Gaiman up to pot status and used Mr. Sorkin as a leg.

This pointless metaphor requires more pondering, and as I am currently supposed to be working on my Athens home exam, what better time?

Ron Moore on Hercules? What? I've never heard that. You're not mixing with Sam Raimi, are you? Moore was on some Star Trek-shows, though, but never as a creator, so I don't think that would count. Can't judge someone exclusively on their contributions to other people's work.

Sorry, I mixed Moore up with David Eick, who co-produced 13 episodes of Hercules. And quite possibly also with Raimi, of course.

Ah, I've not followed or checked up on Eick particularly, though I know I should, him being a co-creator and all. (I feel similarly guilty about Angel's David Greenwalt)

I did watch Moonlight for seven or eight episodes, so I got Greenwalt slightly covered, at least.

Heavy on the slightly. They brought him in and then kicked him out before the show even started airing. Believe he might have been involved in the first two episodes or something like that.

Hmm, yeah, that sounds about right.