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@Taweret and while you still have characters who acted reprehensibly, some of your cast actually made the ethical choice. Plus you have the opportunity to make Archer conflicted because he made this monstrous choice to try to save his friend's life but the friend died hating him rather than accept it.

@Taweret Trip somehow finds out Phlox knows how to stabilize its metabolism, and combined with the fact that it has most of his memories and thus could fill the necessary engineering role, he decides to force Phlox's hand. So he enlists T'Pol to help him commit suicide, and the clone takes over. This leads to more interesting opportunities for New Trip since they can do some of Star Trek's classic meditation on humanity and its meaning.

Hey @Taweret, let me know what you think about this. So I was trying to figure out how Enterprise could have possibly done "The Gang Harvests a Clone" without being utterly horrific, so I was thinking how Galactica, a show that at least notices when its characters are committing crimes against humanity, might handle it. Trip gets mortally injured, Phlox and Archer decide on their appalling plan, Trip begs them not to, T'Pol sides with him due to having rudimentary ethics.

Saw a poster in a fancy burger place for their St Paddy's special, it was basically a shepherds pie burger with ground lamb, peas and carrots, and mashed potatoes on it. But from a distance I was briefly, horribly certain that the colorful flecks were not peas and carrots but Lucky Charms.

I wish James Brown could just sing and dance and not get so damn political

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