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Reviewer : starcadetreed
Ave Rating : 4.0000 for 1 reviews
Title : Regeneration Rating : 4
Writers : Phyllis Strong, Michael Sussman Year : 2153
Review : While the appearance of the Borg was definitely a bit contrived, I don't see any issues with continuity. They didn't identify themselves by name, so consider that as the Ent-D "discovers" them. You can't find info you aren't actually looking for. It is a solid episode overall, but I do wish the Borg would be a bit more consistent with their First Contact counterparts.

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