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The only reason the mind-meld exists in Star Trek is because NBC gave the writers a pesky note, and the writers came up with a creative workaround.
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Taylor Sheridan's budgets are getting smaller, so the Yellowstone spin-offs may mean fewer big stars and smaller-scale productions.
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