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The threads below include a post which you may have missed! The three specific posts are located on the pages at the links embedded in the titles. The text under the titles indicate which posts I hope you’ll find interesting. ________________________________________________

The Greatest American Hero (1981~1983).

Opening Statement: Yes indeed, it was a fun show! The title theme made the Top 40 and peaked at number 2. (I can't read that without hearing it in Casey Kasem's voice).

TOS episode #60 - And the Children Shall Lead

Opening Statement: Mike, your wonderful post above is distinctive in two ways!

First of all, it's one of your most enjoyable and informative comments concerning a Star Trek: TOS episode . . . despite the fact that the episode itself is disgracefully bad!

X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)

Opening Statement: The moral of this high underrated movie is that the normal humans and the mutated X-Men can't really live together because they are so radically different.

Frankly, I think Professor Xavier's dream of peaceful cohabitation is unrealistic.



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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)