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Old 06-09-2005, 03:55 AM
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The mini-arc concludes with Five-Minute "The Forgotten" -- and has an episode's title ever fit its fiver so well?


Don't go away! Tomorrow we have "Zero Hour," the very last ENT fiver of Season 3, along with an announcement and -- if I have time -- a bonus feature. And on Friday, another subsite will be front and centre. Which one? Well, the date will be June 10....
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OOOH! Zero Hour! My favouritest episode EVER! *can't wait*
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But...Reed is in...two places...at once...can't....wrap brain...around...paradox... :shock:
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Okay, ChrTh, that's the second time in two fivers you've posted what I was going to post right before I posted it. Quit following me in front of me. And buy a friggin' vowel, for chrissake.

But hey, Zeke, great fiver!
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Tucker: So I'm from Florida. The place you shot with your weapon. Killin' seven million people.
Degra: Florida? We aimed the project for Manhattan! Did... did those victims include....
Tucker: Children? You betcha. Know how many? Some.
Degra: NOOOOOOOOO! (runs off)
Archer: Hey! Get your act together, mister! We need his help!
Tucker: Yeah, whatever. When Churchill needed Stalin's help, did he make all nice with him?
T'Pol: Yes.
Tucker: And know where he is now? Dead.
Brilliant.

I'm rather confused with that scene too.
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Degra: Florida? We aimed the project for Manhattan! Did... did those victims include....
Tucker: Children? You betcha. Know how many? Some.
Degra: NOOOOOOOOO! (runs off)
Degra is become death, destroyer of worlds?
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Degra: Florida? We aimed the project for Manhattan! Did... did those victims include....
Tucker: Children? You betcha. Know how many? Some.
Degra: NOOOOOOOOO! (runs off)
Degra is become death, destroyer of worlds?
Of course! We knew this already:

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Degra: I watched the probe rip into Earth, and I said to myself....
Archer: "I am become Death, destroyer of worlds"?
Degra: I must have told you this one before.
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Dude's got an Oppenheimer complex.
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But...Reed is in...two places...at once...can't....wrap brain...around...paradox... :shock:
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DAMMIT! I liked that scene! Now I'll have to redo it with some other character!
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^^Kelby might work better. That'd allow you to lay down some way-far-back foreshadowing for S4, too.

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Tucker: Yep, I'm dreamin' all right. -- Hey, who's there? I keep my visions to myself!
Taylor: Relax, Mac. It's only me that wants to wrap around your dreams.
Tucker: Ahh, of corrs. I'm dreamin' about you because I'm so upset about your death.
If I knew more Corrs songs, that would be even funnier, but I get the idea.

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Tucker: And don't get me started on that "new" show of yours! I -- you want somethin', Doc?
Phlox: Sorry to interrupt a good subordinate-thrashing,
Yeah, Seth, "American Dad" is pretty lame.
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But...Reed is in...two places...at once...can't....wrap brain...around...paradox... :shock:
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DAMMIT! I liked that scene! Now I'll have to redo it with some other character!
I know! I liked it too
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I've fixed the discrepancy. I took evay's advice and used Kelby instead; I think I preferred just having the one scene with him, but there isn't really another character to use.
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heh heh. I like how you fixed that.
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Great Stuff!


Also, great scene fix!
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Archer: We will defeat the Xindi. For Earth... and for the eighteen.
Tucker: (Um, Cap'n, we've only lost 17.)
Archer: (Aw man, really? That's no good. I can't show fallibility in front of the --)
Ensign Goosefood: GAK!
Archer: Whew! Thanks, Phlox. You're a pal.
Heeheehee

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Phlox: Sorry, no change from last week. You're hooked on these feelings.
Heh.

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(CLANK WUNK BONK)
Archer: Flying through asteroid fields is a headache. I liked it better when it was Travis's head.
:lol:

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Phlox: That's right. I would have shown you the corpse, but it vaporized. Well, mostly. I fed what was left to my Venus sloth trap.
Unnamed Sloth Xindi: Your what?
Phlox: That giant plant in the corner that's been watching you since you came in. I think it likes you!
Unnamed Sloth Xindi: ....Captain Archer, you have won us over. Let's go talk about our next move somewhere other than in this room.
Archer: Woo! I rock at this.
:lol: :lol: :lol:

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Degra: Florida? We aimed the project for Manhattan! Did... did those victims include....
Tucker: Children? You betcha. Know how many? Some.
Degra: NOOOOOOOOO! (runs off)
:mrgreen:

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Mysterious Sage: That won't be easy. The wards on the tavern are powerful and --
(BOOOOOOM)
Bouncer: Hey! Who just blew up all the walls?
Mysterious Sage: That... that was....
Reed: I know. Less than half the yield it should have delivered. I must have crossed a wire somewhere.
:lol:

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Downright Useless Neutral God: Thank you, mortals. I wish you average lifespans and middle-class prosperity. Farewell.
Reed: Wait a minute. How was that guy underused?
Mysterious Sage: Who prays to a neutral god?
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