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Date Posted: 21:05:21 10/04/01 Thu
Author: T'Karen
Subject: Whoops I must still be in Jagnik mode! LOL
In reply to: WebbWacker 's message, "Oh I agree. I like the conceite of the show. It was smart of them to make a prequel. Gives it something different. I do like Hoshi... Okay let me put it this way one of my favorite lines in the book Silence of the Lambs is when Clarice is remembering her father telling her, "If you can't play without squawling, Clarice, go on to the house." I don't mind her being afraid I mind her squawling about it." on 21:03:01 10/04/01 Thu

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[> [> [> [> [> I think I see what you mean. But her actual "screaming" was involuntary. Her kvetching was annoying -- but I even liked that -- it showed her to be less than "perfect". Most of the characters in previous ST shows were completely well-adjusted (with a few notable exceptions!) and brilliant and competent in all arenas and all that. I like the dichotomy of her being absolutely brilliant as a linguist, but a scairdy-cat and less than totally thrilled to be out there where no man has gone before. -- MichelleB, 21:37:14 10/04/01 Thu

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[> [> [> [> [> [> Exactly. That's what I think will be the best thing about the show. They dont know what they are going to come accross. Almost everything will be new and seeing them in totally different surroundings and events will make the show great. I hope. -- Ian M, 03:28:50 10/05/01 Fri

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> Amen! I really liked Hoshi because she's not a buttoned-down, uptight Riker-type. She's not sure of herself, except when she's learning languages. I think that makes for some real potential for character development. That was one of the things I liked least about TNG--there never seemed to be any real potential for the characters to go anywhere. I have high hopes for Enterprise! GO BIG E! -- Laura (p.s. Great board, Michy! Glad to be here!), 11:57:39 10/09/01 Tue

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