There is a particular kind of immortality to television reruns.
Actors age and story lines end. But on dusty VHS tapes and streaming back catalogs, Captain Picard remains at his post.
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Patrick Stewart arrives for a screening of The Martian at the Toronto International Film Festival in Toronto, Canada, September 11, 2015.
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There is a particular kind of immortality to television reruns.
Actors age and story lines end. But on dusty VHS tapes and streaming back catalogs, Captain Picard remains at his post.

About the Author
Raleigh Adams is a recent graduate of Yale Divinity School. Her work has appeared in the Front Porch Republic, VoegelinView, and The Dispatch.
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There is a particular kind of immortality to television reruns.
Actors age and story lines end. But on dusty VHS tapes and streaming back catalogs, Captain Picard remains at his post.

About the Author
Raleigh Adams is a recent graduate of Yale Divinity School. Her work has appeared in the Front Porch Republic, VoegelinView, and The Dispatch.
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