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sarahandmike — 20 years ago(December 25, 2005 02:39 PM)

Can someone please enlighten me about something which was a cause for confusion on another board - I remember this series only dimly. Was Ike Eisenmann's character actually telepathic, or just very bright?

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No, he was a regular kid.
I don't think his father liked him. I mean, his father goes home before him and ditches him in Atlantium so he can tell his wife the kid is okay. I mean, think of it. The guy goes to his wife. "Where's Scott?" she asks. "Oh, he's okay," says the husband. "I left him in a parallel universe but he'll be along any second." The next sound you hear would be Scott's mother whacking him off the head with a frying pan!

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It was implied that Scott (Ike's character) was a "sensitive", another term for psychically-gifted, but that ability was never really fleshed out.
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