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Thanks, thread. You got me interested in the show and I enjoyed the first episode a lot more than I thought I would.
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Cingulate posted:What's the role of RLM?
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CommanderApaul posted:I lost it when Isaac condescendingly called them by their first names.
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Jan 1, 2019 14:56
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This one was from last season. The Ed/Kelly relationship, the call-out to an earlier (but same season) episode, and some of the production details give it away. Plus the production number.
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mllaneza posted:And that's Dr. Phlox and the lady Vorta from DS9 with the guns ! No, the lady Vorta was Alara's mom.
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LividLiquid posted:I have a feeling Isaac lied about naming himself after Newton and probably named himself after Asimov. DaveKap posted:And I definitely thought Isaac got his name from Isaac Asimov. Newton was a much less obvious answer to me. I thought it was pretty obvious that while Isaac may have chose the name for Newton, the show chose the name for Asimov.
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That's an impressively terrible trailer.
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Mar 10, 2019 06:20
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Baronjutter posted:Wow it 100% is. The pitcher isn't exactly the same, but apparently glass pitchers with holes in them are super futuristic.
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Apr 13, 2019 00:53
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SardonicTyrant posted:I think there's only like one gay joke in the entire series. Everything else is a thoughtful exploration into Moclan culture and sexuality. Are you counting Klyden as a single gay joke?
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SardonicTyrant posted:No, it was in the first episode when everyone's meeting in the cargo bay. Ed says something about how being a same sex couple they don't have to argue about the toliet seat. Klyden is "the woman" in the relationship: effeminate in dialogue, body language, dress, etc. I really wish they would fix this, but everything about it is deliberate.
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Snow Cone Capone posted:I would argue that Klyden is not "the feminine one" in the relationship, he's just the less mature, naggier and more domestic one, and that in itself challenges the stereotypes of "the woman in the relationship." It's pretty clever IMO. But that's a gay stereotype. It's all over television.
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Aug 7, 2019 21:25
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Epicurius posted:I think it has very little to do with sex/gender or stereotypes about same. Klyden is a civilian, socially conservative, and not particularly comfortable around non-Moclans. He's lonely, because he and his family are the only Moclans, and he feels strange socializing with non-Moclans. So he's a lot more emotionally dependent on Bortus than Bortus is on him. He's more clingy and nagging not because he's the "woman" in the relationship, but because he's scared, lonely, and wants companionship. I like this interpretation, and sometimes it seems like it's what they're going for, but then they undercut it by putting him in clothing that's coded as female.
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Son of Sam-I-Am posted:Example? I've never noticed that if so. I definitely noticed it in the concert episode, where it was in the shape of his collar. I'm not sure how I can take a screenshot on Hulu, but I'll go digging online to see if I can find it.
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