Almost to the point of overshadowing the whole episode, in Believers' case. That is as close to an inverse TNG ending as I've ever seen, despite DS9's best attempts to provide one.

Almost to the point of overshadowing the whole episode, in Believers' case. That is as close to an inverse TNG ending as I've ever seen, despite DS9's best attempts to provide one.

Film buff!

I've had enough and I WANT OUT!

I've had enough and I WANT OUT!

GoT wins for including not only the name of the show and the title of the episode but the marketing tagline.

GoT wins for including not only the name of the show and the title of the episode but the marketing tagline.

Don't be fatuous, @PhonyPope:disqus .

Don't be fatuous, @PhonyPope:disqus .

BSG had very few true assholes. Those characters were under incomprehensibly extreme stress and were not perfect and often made bad decisions. That does not equal assholes.

BSG had very few true assholes. Those characters were under incomprehensibly extreme stress and were not perfect and often made bad decisions. That does not equal assholes.

That sounds only 60% as hot.

That sounds only 60% as hot.

Oh damn!

Oh damn!

Ok, yourownfingers.

Ok, yourownfingers.

@LurkyMcLurkerson:disqus It's more the way it's presented to the audience that bugs me. They lay on the comedy music over everyone's reaction when the councillor comes on, then make a bigger deal of the actual seduction than they do when Inara has a male client. In-universe, I could buy maybe Kaylee and Jayne being…

@LurkyMcLurkerson:disqus It's more the way it's presented to the audience that bugs me. They lay on the comedy music over everyone's reaction when the councillor comes on, then make a bigger deal of the actual seduction than they do when Inara has a male client. In-universe, I could buy maybe Kaylee and Jayne being…

The only thing that stops me from being able to do this right now is not having access to a mic.