>I have to ask...
>
>Am I the only person who liked Gil better when he _wasn't_ "more
>human"?

Like I said, I bailed on the show, so. I always enjoyed his moments of personal growth and such, that was always neat. The whole deal with Sara just felt like they were aiming to screw him (and her, though the show-version of Sara is already a mess anyway, which is alright from the character standpoint) over. It didn't feel natural to me.

The shows were also getting a little more sensationalist and a little less cerebral, too, which is funny seeing how much of a sucker I am for the Miami show for exactly the same thing. They've never made an effort to hide that fact on that show, however, so they've got a bigger license.

	Chad Collier Smirking Kilrathi The Captain of the Gravy Train o/~ welcome to Miami / buenvenidos a Miami o/~