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  Is there a little Jeremiah out there in the world? That’s something that Jeremiah: Mother of Invention tackles when the title character meets up with an old flame, Michelle, who just happens to have a cute little boy that resembles Jeremiah and fits the age track. The question is
  never really answered, and it could go either way you you’d like.
  
  In Mother of Invention, Sabrina Grdevich guest stars as Michelle, who met Jeremiah (Luke Perry) a few years ago. She had a strong need to help the world reinvent itself, while Jeremiah was more interested in seeking his own ...
- answers.
  
  The one really intriguing thing that sprang from the Mother of Invention episode is that we learn how and why Jeremiah first began writing letters to his father. I’ve always liked this part of the show and how the letters are burned as a way of mailing them. It’s different
  and a great piece of lore that is distinctive to this show.
  
  Spencer Achtymichuk played Gabe, the could-be child of Jeremiah.
  
  Overall, Jeremiah: Mother of Invention is pretty good. Grdevich is compelling and you’re on edge wondering just how the show is going to evolve. It’s not their best, but it does work.
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