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Body and Soul

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Series :
Season Ep :
7 x 07
Title :
Body and Soul
Rating :
4
Overall Ep :
153
First Aired :
15 Nov 2000
Stardate :
54238.3
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Your Rating :
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Reviewer : Indefatigable Rating : 4
Review : Another good, solid episode. Jeri Ryan did a remarkable job of playing the Doctor, and then Seven's reaction to what had been going on was spot on as well. Apparently, Robert Picardo took her through all the scenes a few times, although I think she added the odd touch of her own. The B-story was vaguely amusing, but not all that worthwhile. Still, it's nice to know that the writers have remembered that Tuvok has been going without for seven years. The whole story was remarkably free of holes, inconsistencies and anything else to detract from it. It flowed well and the plot was fine, so was the script, and the dialogue was excellent. This is my 100th review, and it's good to know that I could mark the occasion with a decent episode.
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