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Jeyl, no slap in your face was intended. However if it is possible to issue one now, please sign me up. I need this like a hole in the head. Lukas
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Hey now! A hole in the head might work, according to Egon.
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Hey now! A hole in the head might work, according to Egon. If only they hadn't stopped him.
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Enterprise: Minefield (2x3/30) (5:01 — 10:52) David Bell Action and suspense (awesome), then dialogue music (okay). Enterprise: Dead Stop (2x4/31) (35:45 — 40:20) Dennis McCarthy Action-packed climactic action cue for the episode, with some real thunderous moments.
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Enterprise: Judgment (45/2x19) (7:20 — 10:41) Velton Ray Bunch Captain Duras' testimony at Archer's trial. Tense build-up with a big brassy action crescendo. Enterprise: The Breach (47/2x21) (40:35 — 41:54) Jay Chattaway Episode tag; Phlox sends a letter to his estranged son.
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Thank you for allowing us to participate in building this set again... I don't have Netflix, but I have Amazon Prime. I assume the timing in the episodes is the same... Star Trek: The Next Generation: "Firstborn" 36.36-38.03 (scene where Duras sisters reveal future pregnancy to Worf and stopping future Alexander from killing young Alexander). It's a motif that appears in later TNG that I don't think has ever really been captured well on disc. This was also the track that I believe Marina Sirtis may have conducted in the special “Journey”s End: The saga of Star Trek: The Next Generation” Additionally, end credits from "Firstborn" because it has the extended type ending as opposed to the quick chop ending. It's difficult to explain, but it has never appeared on CD. And for that matter any end credits variations on DS9 and Voyager. Thank you!
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Sorry, but there is NO bad and un-wanted cue in "Silent Enemy". I guess I'll have to wait for some other label to issue the whole thing and end up double-dipping on some cues.
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Enterprise: Borderland (80/4x4) (11:44 — 12:27) Dennis McCarthy & Kevin Kiner Short but inspiring cue as the Enterprise launches from space dock.
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