I think the first two years and even the pilot, and Roddenberry himself, laid a lot of good foundations for the series including its general attitudes. While a lot of the early writers are bitter about the behind-the-scenes, Hurley had mixed feelings about his overall vision.
It's hard to tell to whether Roddenberry stepped back in season 3 and onward just because he had to due to declining health or whether he was increasingly impressed by what Piller was doing. Piller was definitely respectful of Roddenberry, liked the foundations he laid and wanted to follow his vision (and also felt he contributed to some specific season 3 stories) despite some different emphases.

What a freaky movie. I've never seen anything like it.
RIP Gene Wilder. One of the funniest people of all time. RIP Matt Roberts. You were great.

That also but the fact that made the rape scene(and violence)disturbing in A Clockwork Orange was the fact that McDowell sang "Singing In The Rain" whilst doing it.

Well, I remember A Clockwoork Orange was very graphic. I remember seeing pubes and boobs. Hardly any of that in Straw Dogs. Not too mention, Straw Dogs probably got an R rating because of the graphic violence too.
RIP Gene Wilder. One of the funniest people of all time. RIP Matt Roberts. You were great.

That scene was enough to get it an R-rating or in some countries even got it banned from release altogether.Hek the rape scene in A Clockwork Orange provided some troubles amongst the censorship boards as well.

Good movie. The infamous rape scene wasn't very good though. I was disappointed. I don't remember seeing too much nudity.
RIP Gene Wilder. One of the funniest people of all time. RIP Matt Roberts. You were great.

Yes I've seen Straw Dogs with Dustin Hoffman and the infamous rape/molestation scene.

Unforgiven, then. Pale Rider is a good one.
RIP Gene Wilder. One of the funniest people of all time. RIP Matt Roberts. You were great.

Well, I almost like the Clint Eastwood ones.
Hillary, the Original Birther since 2008!

Well, different strokes for different folks. I didn't much care for rom-coms, but I forced myself to watch some recently if only to write a rom-com myself, but a bit more on the comedy side.
However, I would say that there are a lot of bad westerns out there. If you are looking to try some out, I have a few suggestions:
Stagecoach (the Original, with John Wayne)
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence
High Noon (Grace Kelly is awesome in every movie she's in)
A Fistful of Dollars (I would recommend The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, but I'd start out on Dollars first)
The Searchers
Rio Bravo (a nice slow movie, if you want to fall asleep)
Most Randolph Scott movies (so you get the joke in Blazing Saddles in reference to him)
Cat Ballou (great for Lee Marvin as Kid Shilleen)

I'll be watching the Stooges in 5 minutes.
RIP Gene Wilder. One of the funniest people of all time. RIP Matt Roberts. You were great.

I'll be watching the Stooges in 5 minutes.
RIP Gene Wilder. One of the funniest people of all time. RIP Matt Roberts. You were great.

Maybe. But really it's an entire genre I really don't like.
I think westerns are a guy thing for the most part, like the three stooges.
Now give me 1500-1800!!!
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Sam Peckinpah's Straw Dogs was good. Ever see that, Nex?
RIP Gene Wilder. One of the funniest people of all time. RIP Matt Roberts. You were great.

Of course Blazing Saddles(hence the beans scene) which always reminds me of a times when people are not hiding behind some creepy PC smile but saying what they were thinking.

Blazing Saddles is humorous.
RIP Gene Wilder. One of the funniest people of all time. RIP Matt Roberts. You were great.

I'd rather sleep, watch the grass grow, watch paint dry than watch any western
Except Blazing Saddles.
Hillary, the Original Birther since 2008!

I agree except for the ones by Sam Fuller,Sam Peckinpah and Sergio Leone.

Geeez!!!
I loathe westerns!
Hillary, the Original Birther since 2008!

I've read some of his scripts for Wagon Train, and they're pretty good. I'm sure he had an editor or two, but I think he probably had a better time writing in a genre he was more familiar with, meaning Westerns. That's hardly surprising, given that 90% of what came out of Hollywood at the time were either Westerns or crime dramas (and I didn't make up that statistic - Life magazine at the time ran a feature saying how much Hollywood, during the 40s and 50s, just loved westerns and gritty crime). You can literally count the number of true sci-fi stuff pre-50s literally on one hand (if you don't include superhero stuff), whereas westerns predominated the scene, and for a lot of people living in the first-half of the 20th Century, they could relate to some of it, due to the fact that the populace was transitioning from farms to the suburbs.

If it's true.
RIP Gene Wilder. One of the funniest people of all time. RIP Matt Roberts. You were great.

He was when they first became lovers but during TOS he was going through a divorce.

She was married or him?
RIP Gene Wilder. One of the funniest people of all time. RIP Matt Roberts. You were great.

I always thought writers of today want to have sex with a lot of women too so what do 2016 views have anything to do with that?