This is another episode of the 'Survivors' series. It ...
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This is another episode of the 'Survivors' series.  The 'Survivors' series is about wild dogs, narrated in the third person. I am collecting the entire series of both 'Survivors" and the 'Warriors' (wild cats) series. The stories are narrated in the 3rd person.
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Erica, I'm looking forward to learning g how Carl and the others handle the remainder of day one in this event. Looks like it'll get worse before it gets better!!
412976
Once again, you never quite  know who is the victim and who is the villain.  I like the humanity and vulnerability of this series's characters.
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This was the last book in the series and it was as good as the first 3. I hope that somewhere down the road there is another one that will bring about a story of the new beginning of the survivors. Thanks for the reads!!!!
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Another set is coming out with a mix match of episodes. I don't understand why we keep getting bits and pieces when we should be getting season 2&3. Season 1 is great and the pic quality is wonderful. Just get on with completing the seasons! Enough of the best of collections.
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The two women they've added to this show are not doing anything for me.  They've churned through a number of good women characters in this show and maybe the time is up for continuing to try that story arc.  I think it would be better to finish out with the characters we already are used to seeing: House, Taub, Chase, Wilson and now Omar Epps, their old co-doc Eric has taken over Cuddy's job.  I don't need any more characters.

Otherwise the episode was pretty good though.  The patient first confesses to an affair with another woman, which is true, but keeps confessing to other misdeeds until it is clear that is part of his disease.  These HOUSE MD diseases are so exotic and the explanations so complex that I'm never really sure what they have by the end of the show, just that it's been truly bizarre.

But I'm enjoying have Taub and Chase back.  There were many comedic moments including a betting pool as to whether Taub's two kids are really his. Even Wilson tries to sneak Taub's DNA as he too has joined the pool.
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These guys have been through hell and back again and now they find out they're fathers and their children are held captive, for anyone else this might be too much to deal with.  But for these three, yes, it includes their mate, it only makes them more determined.  You really want Spade to get his though.  Lots of action and even more teamwork involved in this episode.

I received an ARC and chose to review it.
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Next Generation fans got to resolve the death of Tasha Yar in the classic episode "Yesterday's Enterprise," but in the Star Trek universe the crew still has issues to resolve.  When an escape pod from a Federation freighter lands on Turkana Four, the brutal colony world from which Tasha escaped, the Enterprise shows up for the rescue armed to the teeth.  The leader of the Coalition claims that their opponents, the Alliance, hold the men from the pod hostage.  As proof of their good word, the Coalition provides the services of Ishara Yar, who they say is Tasha's sister.  Although there are initial doubts about her, the crew warms to Ishara.  She is willing to help them with their rescue mission but there is this one little problem: Ishara has a proximity detector implanted in her body, which will set off the alarms.  Of course Dr. Crusher removes the device, which is exactly what Ishara and the Coalition wanted her to do.
Certainly the viewers are more suspicious of Ishara Yar than the Enterprise crew, mainly because "Legacy" is a little heavy handed in how it develops the mystery, which is to say that it just begs you to be suspicious every step of the way.  It is something of a shame that the good memories of their fallen comrade are so abused.  This is one of the few Next Generation episodes that truly leaves you with a bad feeling.  Fortunately all future episodes dealing with the fate of Tasha Yar are a lot better than this one.
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Sam and Remi are off again to a place few talk about. The Solomon Islands are closer to a Survivor location than a book setting and their travails make Survivor look like a walk on the beach. Fun to read, brightens a sunny day.
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The show is not well written.  Some of the details are different when the same situation is shown back again.  This season is a little better than the first though
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The season continues as Voyager tries to make it home.  I think the addition of 7 of 9 to the show as a great improvement.  I liked Tess, but it seemed like the writers didn't know what to do with her anymore.  There are many episodes that expand one of the characters, and they rotate through the characters.  There are new races that they run into and some of the old ones as well.
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Survivors is a BBC TV show about...you guessed it, survivors.  A virus kills off most of humanity.  The survivors are faced with a changed world including threats, challenges and unlikely alliances.  What made this show so good was how they developed the characters and made you care what happened to them.  People who would never have been drawn to one another in the world they lived in before the virus, find value and strength in each other.  AWESOME SHOW!!  Both seasons are definitely worth buying.  I'm disappointed BBC didn't make more.
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I just about have all of Survivors CD'S,This is one that I had on cassette tape yet and wanted to replace. What can I say,If your a Survivor fan You know what I mean.
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As others have noted, this retrospective episode of an outstanding series is essential for the collector, and 3 bonus episodes from earlier in the series are included to fill out the DVD.  However, "You Must Remember This" itself is included in the DVD that comprises series 8 and 9, so watch to make sure you don't buy it twice, as I did.
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Rick's new program of distributing the leadership in their community is running okay. Not everyone fully believes in it but they go along anyway. Scavenging is getting harder. Larger groups are going further out to collect supplies but it's been two years in the story since the zombie uprising. Canned goods are running short along with every other necessary thing, like medical supplies and such.

The group soon runs across another lone survivor who is called Jesus. He says he is from a group of two hundred who have set up a trading network among other communities in the DC area. He is their recruiter, bringing new communities into the network. Rick doesn't trust him at all and brings him in secretly (and tied up) to their community. He takes Michonne and some others to scour the area looking for Jesus's buddies, assuming the 200 are going to come and take Rick's people down. Of course, maybe Jesus is telling the truth. Only time and experience will tell.

The central issue here is trust. When should you trust a stranger, especially in the midst of a zombie apocalypse? Does Rick go too far or is he right in his treatment of this new opportunity/threat? At one point, Rick says that he was chosen to lead the group because of the way he sees things. He has an intuition on what's safe or not. It's an interesting speech because it flatly contradicts what he does earlier in the book--he doesn't know if Jesus is for real or not. It makes me wonder if we can trust Rick himself. I guess I'll have to read on to find out.
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Another installment of the frankly awesome series about American WWII destroyermen transported to an alternate, savage Earth.  This episode is the big showdown, and to say more than that would start to spoil things.  Any follower of this series should not wait to acquire it.
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I've been attempting to find out which series (season) has the eposide, which I've just learned from the other reviewer, is called The War Museum episode.  Apparently it is episode seven, which closes Series Six.  I have purchased the series 8+9 (together, and including the You Must Remember This, one hour special, 2000 and 2002) plus I have also purchased the Reunion Specials (two hours, 2005), and am pleased as punch.  Finally knowing which has the War Museum Episode, I will buy the Series 6.  For sure, I'll wear out the DVDs of however many seasons which I do purchase, but I will not be purchasing the whole show.