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Ah, real news. I miss that stuff from the 90's.
Very independent!
Rich kids and their cable TV ..... I only ever saw maybe 10 full episodes of TNG in the 90s and about 20 partial episodes ... never in sequence and most of the time only be accident on over the air public TV.
My family got satellite cable TV eventually but I had moved out by then. So I never saw all of TNG until I downloaded the entire series in the early 2000s. Once I learned about torrenting, it was the first thing I wanted to get, just to finally see the whole series.