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Enterprise: Stigma
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05-02-2003 05:06PM#1Seems as if they're back from the break as good as ever.
Obviously in future years vulcan 'mind melders' wont be seen as outcasts as they are in this ep. Also leaves it open for a future episode; T'Pol still has the disease at the end.
Brendan.0
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Very good character developement. The secondary plot is also great.I can't believe it, vulcans prejudice against a minority :rolleyes: . Well, it looks like T'Pol and the other (younger) doctor will prolly be in the vulcan history books as the guys who changed the minds of the vulcans re: mind melds (cos we've all seen it in use by spock tuvok sarek etc...)
(I feel the need for Caps) MY GOD Denobulan's ARE promiscuous
:eek: :P . Poor old trip with the ladys (again) eh :rolleyes:
Good Episode 10/10 etc etc...0
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