This episode is so deeply sad. It's one that had me going "I THOUGHT THIS WAS FOR CHILDREN?!?!"

An absolutely gorgeous movie! And so fun, too. I recently learned that the writer/director is married to the guy who wrote "48 laws of power" and 'art of seduction." They must be either so fascinating or so irritating to hang out with

I love this one

This was a black woman that was wanted dead or forever jailed by the US Govt for fighting for Black liberation, and they failed.

Though we mourn her death, she died free!

Karina Villa protecting her constituents by literally running ICE off the streets in West Chicago and yelling to residents to stay inside their homes.

SEND. MY. GIRLS. HOME!

It was an embarrassingly parochial moment in the art world. While people were fighting about the painting, "censorship" etc., the ACTUAL CASKET was on view at the NMAAHC, with special dispositions for its viewing; but no one offered the connection. Few cited E. Alexander's 1993 essay. Etc., etc.

I love Neelix in this! He keeps the people informed. Tuvok should have let him be on the security team. We would have avoided so many issues. Also these episodes have intolerable amounts of Tom. We simply can't add anymore

Quark slapping the wall next to the door!!

Ok?

Is this the one when paris gives kes a locket? Mess