Wait till you get to the season finale. Everything will make so much more sense.

Take that Claude Debussey! No one likes your boring compositions anyway!

I was all for the Kierkegaard rap.

I’m going to say that Michael is actually my favorite. Yes, he’s a sadistic, eternal demon. But damn if he doesn’t know how to bring the trolley problem to life!

I’m still not sold on him trying to become a good being though. Like, I’m really not sold on that idea at all.

Personally, this show is a lot more entertaining when Danson gets to be an evil entity of virtually limitless power. I’m honestly not crazy about this “become a better demon” arc, but I’m hoping it has a good payoff.

Did the comment board on this review not get moved over from Disqus?

Huh.

You can edit comments on Kinja? I was trying to find the option the other day and couldn’t see it.

The original Star Trek was also the only Star Trek that was capable of being genuinely sexy.

Except that McCoy cursing was only a part of his character in the movies. He never swore once in 77 episodes of Star Trek.

Don’t let the door hit your ass on the way out!

I think swearing is fine if you want to swear. But let’s be honest here. It’s way more interesting to watch one of Jane Austen’s heroines insult and humiliate people with polite manners.

Riker to Picard, in private: “Can we just forget about the boy? I want to get it on!”

Heretic! Heretic! Heretic!

What about Quark?

You should have sweetened the pot. “I’ll pay you five dollars if you say...”

You mean data *mine*?

Ah, gotcha. Yeah, I was a little confused there as to who you were addressing. Thanks for clearing that up. :)

I know. That’s why I pointed it out in my comment. I think it’s one of those Mandela effects where people seem to remember McCoy saying things he never said.

It certainly sounds like it could be true.