amen. On 3/24/08, Mary Jo Sminkey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >But really, well-written, character-driven stories (as opposed to the purely > >event-driven stories of most others)? Compelling interpersonal > >relationships that grew over time (as opposed to the Rodenberry-forced > >"everybody's happy at the end" storylines of the original)? > > It's too bad it started its run during the height of TNG's popularity as I > think that did make it a bit harder for it to really find an audience, as it > was so different than what people were used to. But I think many of us have > been able to catch up with it on DVD and in syndication and really appreciate > how multi-faceted and well-written it was. Okay, sometimes it went off the > deep end a bit (the episode near the end where O'Brien and Bashir get the > cure for Odo from Sloan comes to mind) but overall it was quite an > achievement that didn't get the credit it really deserved. > > > >But, um... what'd you think of the design? ;^) > > For me, the 'Q' doesn't quite work, just not real recognizable. I only know > it's a 'Q' from the rest of the text. > > > > > >
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