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 From: weberm@polaris.net 
  
 thetruemelissa@gmail.com wrote: 
 >doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca deliver unto us this message: 
  
 >> Ai LLM Reviews of  Star Trek The Next Generation - Future Imperfect 
 > 
 >I love this one. The first time I watched it, I kept hoping against hope 
 >that it was real and the show had made the ballsy move to jazz things up 
 >by skipping sixteen years. I knew they wouldn't, but I hoped anyway. 
 > 
 >Ethan might have gotten away with it if he'd planned better. 
 > 
 >Riker was allegedly going to stay in contact with the kid. It would have 
 >been a nice touch if they'd occasionally shown some messages being 
 >exchanged. Since they didn't, the impression is that Riker promptly 
 >forgot the kid as soon as he could. They probably weren't going for that. 
  
 Yeah, episodic shows are like that, but Babylon 5 changed that. 
  
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