Star Trek TNG 25th Anniversary Panel - PT1 - Gene Roddenberry stories 

Brent Spiner's facial expressions while Marina Sirtis is speaking are priceless.

You wouldn't think Data would be the funniest one of them all!

Too funny! I totally understand that whole "we didn't know what you looked like" thing - I used to work as a stripper with a blond wig and without my glasses that I normally wore, so I would come in looking like myself and be at work looking like someone else entirely. I had worked with one girl for several years before she actually saw me make the transition from myself to my stage persona and she completely freaked out saying that she had just assumed I (in my street clothes) was someone who worked in the back office and didn't realize that I was the same person all that time! I've actually had the club manager following me around with a confused look on his face on the occasions that I wore a different hairpiece because he didn't recognize me until I turned around saying "WHAT!? Why are you following me?" only to have him say, "OH! It's YOU!" Made it a lot more believable to me that superheroes like Superman and Wonder Woman could actually be unrecognized in their civilian disguises just because they wore glasses after all....

I remember when I was a kid and saw that TOS was celebrating its 25th anniversary. That seemed like such a long time.

I'm just glad Jordi regained his sight. He looks great without the hairband over his eyes.

Thanks for sharing! I couldn't afford to pay to get into the one here in Austin. Wil Wheaton was super great with my autistic son...Marina was so nice with my daughter...great people!

I just love the sense of humor these guys have. Such good sports!

This Reunion is Funny

Michael Dorn always a classy guy

"It was six months before we knew what the hell you looked like!"

who were the two black guys and the white guy with the beard?

Marina is still smoking hot!!!

shut up wesley! :D

Marina Sirtis is mean. I get that they joke around, but she really didn't let up on gene roddenberry. Especially considering how his show helped progress the role of women in the media. What if some guy spoke of an influential deceased female writer like that; "Oh such and such was a tramp. a old maid!... but all in all, she really was.... (pause) a dirty whore" How would she feel about the humor of that person? Aside from the charismatic few, the actors joke around too much and sound stupid. The fans carry the clever and seriousness it deserves to inspire us to keep going boldly where no one has gone before. Any intelligent opinions?

Will Wheaton needs a slap in the mouth. Just because reasons.