User talk:69.112.26.170
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[edit] Unsourced statement in Blade: The Series
Could you please check back at the Blade page? I moved your latest comment to the talk area because it was unsourced and conflicted with the data already on the page. Your assertion may be the correct one. Please provide the source and correct the error if the other statement is incorrect. Thanks!Transcendentalstate 19:17, 21 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Battlestar Galactica
Please check out my comment in the discussion section of the BSG article. (Revised series)
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