Re: Sci-Fi gets "Ghost Whisperer," "Star Trek: TNG," "Charmed," "Highlander," "Mork & Mindy"

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 Jack Bohn <jackbohn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> Jason Maxwell wrote:
> 
> >"Anim8rFSK" <ANIM8Rfsk@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> >>
> >> Third best, and unwatchable at this point.
> >> >
> >Hit or miss IMO.  Some episodes (Best of Both Worlds for example) are
still
> >watchable today.  Other ones though, , *shudder* (The deevolution one
for
> >example)
> 
> Hey, the deevolution one was never watchable.  For unwatchable
> *now*, I'd point to something like "Conundrum" (where the crew
> seem to have a gap in their memories) that doesn't really provide
> anything to watch for once the plot and/or mystery is known.
> Contrast with that *other* one where the crew got their memories
> erased, and an alien snuck himself aboard claiming to be second
> in command, or that one when they blew up the Enterprise at the
> end of every act.

What a wasted op****tunity.  A star****p from Kirk's time, containing 
nobody we've ever heard of, and they just forget it came through the 
time hole and never mention it again.
> 
> (The only way I sat through that end-of-second-season clip show
> even seeing it the first time was I remembered they'd killed
> Tasha Yar in the first season, and hoped Riker would go at the
> end of that episode.)

I must admit I was happy to see Yar die.  She'd had it ever since she 
screwed up and almost got Wesley killed for stepping on flowers.  
Really, she should have died in that episode; offered herself in his 
place.

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No Shat, No Show.