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My favorite presentation was Matt Sottile's quantitative analysis of Reba. It's in the "You Don't Have to Count Them" video, starting at 1:02:51. The final graphs--charting the dynamic paths of 364 versions of Reba during various eras of Phish--are things of beauty.