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I know that seems grammatically incorrect, but it is what was broadcast originally, and is what shows on the DVD as the title at 4:20. Unless "Mind's Eye" has been verified on the original script, I would suggest staying with the error and explaining in the footnotes. Or, maybe it wasn't an error at all?
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Is not played by Denise Crosby here, only voiced by her. The figure in the shadows meant to portray Sela is actually longtime TNG photo stand-in Debra Dilley, although finding a non-fan-edited source is proving difficult. Blaze Infernus (talk) 00:57, 30 May 2023 (UTC)Reply
