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>>>>>Actually, only the thinnest Star Trek - the Voyager - had decent music,
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>>>>Agreed! Hmmmmm - Voyagerrrrrrr. 7 0f 9 - droooooool!
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>>>Drool? Not really. Voyeur was Jeri Taylor's ego trip - she co-produced and probably co-financed some of it, and made sure she had a lot of screen time, lot of lines and an interesting character.
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>>Has she since got married? It was Jeri Ryan.
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>The Italian comic "Alan Ford" is still very popular in all ex-Yu countries, and there's the old (read: extremely old, couple of millenia) boss, called Number One. In one of the episodes, General War says "and call that guy, Number Two or Three, whatever, I'm bad with names".
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>>>I just don't think much of her acting,
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>>She was acting as an emotionless borg, for Godssakes.. How do they sound normally? Anyway, she could have been reading the script off her arm for all I care! :-)
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>That's the point.

Don't you mean "those were the points"? :-)

>Her front was used as a front to hide the thin plot etc.

Her front could hide even a fat plot.

>Most of the time I was able to guess what comes next about ten minutes in advance.

I can usually guess whodunnit in CIS, why, and how, from the moment they introduce the actual murderer.

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>>>or drool value.
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>>Well, I suppose you DO have to be careful drooling into all the face fuzz.
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>None of that - simply not my type.

Well, what can I say?