Favourite Dean/Cas moments ~ 5x03 “Free to Be You and Me” “There are two things I know for certain. One, Bert and Ernie are gay. Two, you are not gonna die a virgin. Not on my watch.”
In this chunk of the Droughtula, I’d love to see all the documents we didn’t get to read:
The diary of Mary, the maid the Harkers inherited from Mr Hawkins, wondering where on earth her new employers have gone.
The report from Patrick Hennessey, M. D., M. R. C. S. L. K. Q. C. P. I., etc., sent to assorted British embassies in the Balkans in the hope of finding Jack Seward somewhere, about the condition of patients in the asylum and the closed police case into the death of RM Renfield.
The notes from the lawyer that Dr Hennessey went to see, to figure out just how implicated he might be if - hypothetically, of course - Renfield had been murdered.
The gossip column noting the sudden departure from the country of the new Lord Godalming, presumably stricken by grief from the loss of his father and fiancé in short order, with some speculation about when this most eligible bachelor might be back on the market.
The postcard from Varna that Van Helsing sent to the colleagues he asked about vampire myths earlier in the year.
The letters between the said colleagues wondering why the hell Van Helsing is now in Varna and what does he mean, send more Communion Wafers and top up the dispensation??
“In the Pale moonlight” (S06E19, Stardate 51721.3) deserves its reputation as top-notch Trek and as divisive Trek. DS9 often explores how the Federation keeps paradise around, and this episode really digs in deep and gives us a look at how that impacts one person through to their core. Can we live with it?
My episode poster features Sisko’s drink… spoiled by the Cardassian optolythic data rod.
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