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there was a couple of episodes I saw

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one particular on DS9

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that I

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thought was very poignant

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and

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it had to do with the character who was

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who in alien character would come aboard

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the station

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and who was running from

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another

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bunch of

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his race or from his Planet

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a people from his Planet were chasing him in

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a he was

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more or less

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the fox

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and they were the hounds

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and it

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He's

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they were offering trying to offer him sanctuary and

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he didn't want it

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because that was they would be disgraceful to him.

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So the whole thing was that he is his

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race was bred to be the fox and they

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were bred to be the hounds and that was

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the way it was supposed to be

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and it was an honorable thing.

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So

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the whole interpretation of that

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that was a very poignant sort of

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story.

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I was very very

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impressed with it.

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There were some from the original series which I

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always knew we're always sort of favorites

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because that's what I

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Had seen earlier on

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when I was growing up and syndication was on

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for so many years and we all saw these

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shows and

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got to like them.

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But that was one of the more recent ones.

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I thought was very

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very interesting.

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One of the most defining

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stories that we had

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in Voyager 442 box character.

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I think probably was an elderly on

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in which he had two

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wins in which he mind-meld with

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the bajoran character souter

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and

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and as a result

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becomes

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more or less affected by

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the violence

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existence Suitor in these any and as a result

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to box characters has to deal in wrestle with

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the violent

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aggressive.

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side of the Vulcan nature and any had to

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really combat it in his quest for the reasons

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behind violence why violence takes place why people commit

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violent acts and that that whole entire investigation process

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and going through what he went through there the

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stresses and the torment of having to be having

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to be himself aggressive and violent and restrained, you

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know,

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I don't mind telling you something the

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other Tuvok never would.

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You are wrong

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sparing suitors life is a sign of weakness.

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You disgust me.

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All you humans do

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admit

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part of you feels

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as I do

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part of you

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wants him to die for what he did.

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No part of me feels that way

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why

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he has killed

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and you know, he deserves to die

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was that was the

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most

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powerful episode of that we had

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where they had his character the most powerful things

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is killed had to go through.

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I don't think that we

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Really answer the question in the episode

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of Y,

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which I really wanted to do is

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as an actor.

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I thought it was

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important

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to at some point in time.

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Maybe try to answer that question, you know try

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to come up with something

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anything

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but there really wasn't

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it wasn't an answer that was made but that

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was one of the more

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I think defining episodes for him.

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If an ally of the two-part finale for Voyager

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was very very

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cleverly put together because

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true to form

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consistent with the Star Trek Doctrine.

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They

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told a story differently than what everybody was expecting

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and I mean everybody even some of our own

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cash members were

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not happy about

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not having a traditional,

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you know Fanfare sort of coming home

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sort of scene and they just they just didn't

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do it.

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They

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Deliberately did it

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differently they chose to focus on the captain's character

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and tell it from her perspective as opposed to

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telling it from

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this perspective of the whole

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ship in the cast everything else.

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So

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I

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thought the toolbox

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part in it was was completely again, totally unexpected

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and and very interesting

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and a lot more challenging for me to

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to perform then the standard stuff

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so as far as the series ending

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as far as the series ending on its own,

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I mean as far as the

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is attending as an actor,

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I

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I really

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miss

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be coming to

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the lot

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on a regular basis and knowing everybody and seeing

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everybody

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working with all these people

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on a regular basis.

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I miss that a lot

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because it was a sense of being you know

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coming to a place that you could call more

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or less home for that period of time

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a home away from home.

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So we spent many many hours here

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I missed that a great deal II.

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It's very happy to move on

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and to have the opportunity to do other things.

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So

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those are the two sides of

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plus and minuses of both

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shown.

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I've been asked

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who my favorite Captain is on many occasions and

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I it's almost an impossible

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question to answer because all of them are so

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different

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so I can't

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I can't pinpoint

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which one I think is my absolute favorite.

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Obviously, there's going to be a bias

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for

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for Katie because I worked with

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that character for so many years and

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I grew up watching

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Kirk's character

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initially and

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Enjoyed

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the Mavericks are the qualities that he had

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I have to say it's probably going to

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it would be difficult to pick a captain.

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I think I would probably side more with perhaps

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which

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series

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enjoy the most

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there would be easier and easier question to answer

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don't I couldn't really selective one captain.

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If I had to pick a series I probably

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would lean towards the original series only because

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I think that the format

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of that series

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was very different number one the show was longer

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and if you watch that show any watching

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the shows the current shows

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they are 10 minutes shorter

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at least

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and

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and still telling I'm trying to tell

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a full story net in that time.

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And

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if you watch it, sometimes I noticed a very

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beginning of the web series of Voyager that

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It seemed like the story went by so quickly

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and there was very little time to really

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enjoy it or digestive like eating Chinese food.

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You can eat a lot of it and

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you still feel the main I feel full then

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I just didn't feel it was it was as

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sometimes as fulfilling I think

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we had some very very strong and powerful stories,

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but

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the

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the incorporation of the technical dialogue into the the

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newer series versions,

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whereas the older series versions and we're using event

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and yet we still told

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A story even for a longer period of time

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so he was much you got much more into

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the story

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back.

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Then

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I think then you then you could get into

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now

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and perhaps if we had

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that kind of time now

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and we had

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perhaps a little less

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of an emphasis on the technical dialogue

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just for the sake of dialogue.

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I think it would be the stories would jump,

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you know tenfold in terms of what

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what they were telling, you know the with the

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stories were.

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If the hallowed Halls of Star Trek called me

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to come in and do something

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whether it's

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recreating redoing this role here or do something different.

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I'd be more than happy to come in and

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do it.

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Absolutely.

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Yeah.