Every year, innocent Star Trek fans attending conventions suffer through painful, senseless

moments that are so cruel, so inescapable, so awkward that attendees risk cringing themselves

to death.

And this epidemic keeps getting worse. I'm talking about terrible Q&A

questions where someone stands too far away from the microphone, barely audible to human ears.

Another begins with, I don't really have a question, more of a comment. Or worse, someone tries to

demonstrate their deep knowledge of something so obscure

that even the cast members can only stare blankly into the void.

But now there's hope.

Because Friends of DeSoto are at the forefront of responsible Star Trek enthusiasm,

I'm calling on you to do your duty to change

how Q&A sections work forever. How can you help? By speaking clearly and closely into the microphone,

by having an actual question ready instead of trying to improvise, by keeping that question concise and not rambling.

And finally, like the hosts of Greatest Jen and Greatest Trek, never, ever try to be funny.

You can change the future of Star Trek conventions at Creation Entertainment's upcoming shows.

In New Jersey, September 6th and 7th, and in Chicago, November 22nd and 23rd,

come meet William Chattner, Kate Mulgrew, Ants & Mount, Jerry Ryan, and so many others.

Ask them questions, but make them good ones.

Go to creationent.com.

That's creationenT.com and save 20% on all admission passes with promo code greatest.

Changing the future of convention Q&As is in your hands.

Act now.

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