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The online posting linked in reference #5 has nothing to do with the onscreen lesbian kiss. In fact, searching the JMSNews site, I can find nothing that relates to the editing of the kiss scene. If the person who supplied the reference link sees this, please fix the link to the correct article, if it exists. I'll wait a while to see if this happens before remoping either the reference link, or the sentence it is supposed to supply a citation for, or possibly both. Captain Infinity 22:59, 20 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]
URLS too good to ignore, but without a place in the article
