From: sunniechan@comcast.net   
      
   Chris Kern wrote:   
   > Episode 87 - Believe in love and the future!  Usagi's decision   
   >   
   > This episode has the well-known scene with Naru that makes it pretty   
   > clear she knows Usagi is Sailor Moon.  It never gets brought up again   
   > (of course, Naru is barely in the show from this point on).   
      
   It was nice finally getting to see that scene.  It make things pretty   
   clear, but it also shows Usagi's suprising ability to continue keeping   
   this a secret--she's very careful to never let on that she knows what   
   Naru is talking about.   
      
   Much like Phoenix, I too adored Ami stopping them before they entered   
   the Dark Crystal, to make sure they all knew how much she cared for   
   them.  Very sweet.  I think that aside from Usagi, Ami is becoming the   
   most sentimental of the Senshi.  Perhaps due to Makoto's heavy influence?   
      
   >   
   > Demand meets his end, although he manages to realize he was being used   
   > at the end.  Now the conclusion just requires them to deal with Black   
   > Lady -- I think the writers realize that Black Lady is a much more   
   > interesting opponent than Death Phantom, who is largely   
   > indistinguishable from Queen Metallia (and Pharoah 90, for that   
   > matter...)   
      
   Yeah...I don't really like all of the overlord villains just being evil   
   with no real explanation.  They're just based in evil and want to bring   
   darkness for no apparent reason except their sheer evilness.  At least   
   Stars managed to avoid that one in some ways.  Sorta.   
      
   Anyway, after a couple of really good episodes, this one felt a little   
   too jerky for my tastes, very much like they just realized they need to   
   get through a whole heck of a lot in two episodes.  But that might just   
   be me.  Maybe I'm too tired/moody to appreciate it.   
      
   Sunnie   
      
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