The Moble emitter and the Temporal Police

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Which is why it isn't just a crappy time-travel episode.
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True.
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Indeed, it was a very good episode.

But I still wish they could have kept Wesley getting decapitated.
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Rochey wrote:...But I still wish they could have kept Wesley getting decapitated.
Absolutely.
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Oh yes.
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They look like Phyllis Diller,
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It would probably be the most popular Star Trek clip ever.
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Youtube hits would be off the charts
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Hell, from what I've heard of the actor who played Wesley, he'd probably have loved that scene too.
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I felt bad for Wil Wheton. He always seemed like a nice guy, jsut he got stuck with a crap role.
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No wonder he bailed in season 4
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Deepcrush wrote:I felt bad for Wil Wheton. He always seemed like a nice guy, just he got stuck with a crap role.
You... felt bad? Maybe you ate a bad chili dog? :P

I agree about Wil Wheaton, though. He was pretty good in some other stuff I've seen, but I'm sure he loses a lot of work because he played Wesley Crusher...
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No, I mean watching the W. Crusher character made me feel bad. It ruined such a simple thing that I wanted to hurt people for it. But, I couldn't, so I felt bad. Is that wrong... good, I didnt' think so either.
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Mark wrote:No wonder he bailed in season 4
Did he bail or got fired?
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I imagine he quit. He seems to truly hate that character, though whether or not he did so back then is unknown.
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I always assumed he bailed, since he was invited back as a guest star rather frequently
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