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Hey, Riker might not be Canadian, but William Shatner (68 yesterday!) and James Doohan are. Without those two, Kirk and Scotty might never have existed! So, Canada's OK by me...
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Riker's from Alaska, and he's American, but hey, nobody's perfect The confusion may come from an episode of TNG when a group of junior officers (which the episode focuses on, I can't recall the name of the episode) mistakenly believe that Riker is from Canada, not Alaska.
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[This message was edited by Chimaera on March 23, 1999.]
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Anyway, I watch a lot of American TV, and it seems to me that almost everywhere outdoors in the US looks like a small forest outside Vancouver anyway, so it seem the Canadians have conquered the US.
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Due to the low exchange rate, many production companies in the United States shoot movies, commercials, TV shows, etc and so on. And whenever they shoot it in Toronto, they always call it New York, or Chicago, or Boston, etc.etc.
Why can't there be a movie in which if they shoot it in Toronto, then the whole movie is based in Toronto?
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I was being a wew bit sarcastic there you know? Liek every alien planet in TOS looking like a small desert outside of LA. Or like a poor studio set for that matter...
[This message was edited by PsyLiam on March 29, 1999.]
The confusion may come from an episode of TNG when a group of junior officers (which the episode focuses on, I can't recall the name of the episode) mistakenly believe that Riker is from Canada, not Alaska. 
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