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... In the second series, he lands his dream job as a graphic artist at Dark Star Comics ... desire was to go to India and see the Taj Mahal, a goal which she accomplished between series one and two after having actually published some articles for a change (her trip ... before they broke up towards the end of series two ...
... At the end of the series, Chi Shun officially hands over Chau back to Ho and they remain close friends ... At the end of the series Yung comes back to Hong Kong for a visit ... when they were working in her PR firm in the beginning of the series ...
... This conspiratorial cabal (whose official name is never revealed in the series) has been lurking within the confines at least two colony fleets ... of the Macross Frontier Colony Fleet until the end of the series ... Near the end of the series it is revealed that most of the cabal objectives revolved around controlling the Vajra fold communication network for controlling the whole galaxy, and ...
... Senior Firefighter Tommy Gavin (Denis Leary) - The protagonist of the series ... After the big fire at the end of the series, Sean puts in a transfer request ... Firefighter Mike Silletti (Mike Lombardi) - A former rookie firefighter who at the beginning of the series had just begun his probationary period, and as such was regularly referred to as "Probie" until ...
... The series ran for 12 regular issues and one annual. ...
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