Daily Inspiration Quote by Corin Nemec

It reads like a dodge, but it lands like a love letter. Corin Nemec takes a fan question designed to force hierarchy and turns it into a small performance: enthusiastic, slightly mischievous, and safely diplomatic. The doubled structure - "My favorite episode... All of them!" repeated across Stargate and Parker Lewis - is the tell. He is not just answering; he is signaling allegiance to two different corners of his career without picking a winner, and without accidentally snubbing a castmate, writer, or the one episode fans swear "changed everything."

As an actor, Nemec understands the social physics of fandom: favorite-episode talk is rarely neutral. It can become a referendum on what the show should have been, which era mattered, which character deserved more screen time. By refusing specificity, he sidesteps the minefield while still feeding the energy in the room. "All of them!" is hyperbole as crowd service, a phrase that says: I see your devotion, and I'm not above matching it.

The subtext is professional gratitude, too. Stargate positions him inside a long-running sci-fi universe with obsessive rewatch culture; Parker Lewis is pure '90s nostalgia, a cult touchstone for people who want their teen TV clever and a little anarchic. Linking them suggests continuity: his career isn't a set of disconnected gigs, it's a relationship with audiences over decades.

It's also a wink at the impossibility of the question. Episodes belong to fans; actors live in scenes, shooting days, and the weird alchemy of what survived the edit. "All of them" is how you honor the whole machine without pretending you can reduce it to one hour of television.