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− | : It's a series of tildes. Three for your name, four for your name and the time, five for just the time.
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− | : I quite like the idea of the sugarcoating approach. The SPARCs get pulled for a redesign, with training and evaluation until the relaunch. Joe gets officially dropped from the team at this point (there could be a temporary replacement who Exemplar thinks will work better with Joel - which, of course, would only achieve the opposite) while Frost can fall foul of the psych interviews later this episode.
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− | : Maybe the psych evaluations could mostly be the team talking about each other, rather than themselves?
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− | :: Ooooh ... like confessionals in a reality TV show! I always found those much more revealing about the character of the person speaking than when they're '''aware''' that they're talking about themselves. [[User:TonyLB|TonyLB]] 08:02, 4 February 2006 (PST)
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− | : Training alongside the MegaTokyo kids would (a) be a fun scene and (b) show up the tensions and problems in the SPARCs even more strongly.
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− | : Joe needs something to do while he's off the team. I think he could do with a family scene where he tells his parents how it's been going - showing that he really does have a supportive home life, unlike the rest of these kids.
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− | : [[User:BlackSheep|BlackSheep]] 03:22, 4 February 2006 (PST)
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− | :: As for Joe, I think that could easily happen next episode. But yeah, I dig the redesign. I think that Exemplar's announcement should be incredibly frustrating to Joel, who is likely to view it as being returned to being a sidekick. As for Sarah and Amy, I don't know. -- [[User:James Holloway|James Holloway]] 03:55, 4 February 2006 (PST)
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− | :: Also, I don't think we need to act as if Joe being off the team is, like, a hiatus from him being a '''protagonist'''. The show isn't about the team. It's about these people, right? -- [[User:TonyLB|TonyLB]] 08:03, 4 February 2006 (PST)
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− | ::: Precisely. Same goes for Frost. Frost goes into the mental hospital, we have a "Frost in the mental hospital" plotline, whether she's on the team roster or not. -- [[User:James Holloway|James Holloway]] 09:38, 4 February 2006 (PST)
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− | OK, so here's what I'm thinking at the moment. Exemplar says something to the tune of "OK, there are going to be some changes around here." Changes he orders are:
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− | 1. SPARCs to work under closer supervision of SPARTA.
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− | 2. Joe off the team.
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− | 3. Frost to receive counseling for whaling on that girl at the mall.
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− | Informally, he's going to have a talk with Livewire about his recent performance problems. We know from the previews that Livewire and Exemplar have an argument later in the episode, right? And I think it would be hilarious to have those interviews happening during parent-teacher night, with the threat of Gunslinger hanging over them. -- [[User:James Holloway|James Holloway]] 03:55, 4 February 2006 (PST)
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