Jeffrey Combs

Jeffrey: (on the horror genre) Just like any other genre, I think that when it's done well and reflects, either obliquely or right up front, something that's going on in our society or fears that are in the general atmosphere, I think that they are, y'know, as high an art as anything else can be. But they can also be really dumb and crass and exploitative in the worst sense of that word. Nothing bothers me more than a horror movie that is unmotivated and just for shock without any sort of reasoning behind it, it's just sort of a series of crap. That doesn't really interest me.

Jeffrey: Ferengi never get killed. They're too lusciously cunning, like animals. They're selfish and clever but they can be put back in their place. The Ferengi were originally supposed to be intimidating, not comical; that lasted about thirty seconds. In their nature they're humorous because they're so one-track. But they can be very different from one another.

Jeffrey: (comparing Enterprise with TOS) Not in style, so much -- in structure. It's a single ship out there exploring the universe; it has a lot more action than the others, which tended to fall into a lot of walking-and-talking stuff, whereas you're guaranteed some things going on physically in this show. A strong captain who is instinctive...in that way it's very similar to the original series.