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Ensign Crusher vs. the video-game Borg

By Bob Calhoun

Former "Star Trek" star Wil Wheaton was the main attraction on G4, the fast-rising video-game TV network. Until he quit, embroiling the network in a 21st century "Quiz Show" scandal.

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