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And now, a word from our Guest Reviewer, Lori Summers:
Tonight on 'The Lone Gunmen': Our heroes meet a strange man who may or may not have been transported by aliens from a parallel universe. Oh, and there's goo.
Rating: 9.0 out of 10
Quick summary...Byers and Jimmy meet a man named Adam Burgess who has found someone else living his life and he's not recognized by anyone he knows. He thinks he's been transported by aliens from a parallel universe where everything is the same except him, but it soon comes out that his memory has been modified via electrodes implanted on his brain. There are also little people who wrestle, a guy with one eye and did I mention alien goo?
In my opinion, this was the strongest episode to date. These are the Gunmen I know and love. Smart, capable, determined and compassionate. There was an almost zero bumbling factor (except for Jimmy, where it's sort of built-in) and the guys did some great detective work. The plot was reminicent of The X-Files (neck

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