The credits. Well, they're definitely about a pound of Pt. Reyes Original Blue. I mean, they're somewhat stinky, but they have the potential to be interesting. They also have some weird D.C. Comics quality that I'm not entirely sure I don't like. The slide ruler dateline along the bottom does remind me a bit of the Enterprise opening, with that show's overlay of maps. They do pull out Roe v. Wade rather more prominently than any of the other dates ticking along the bottom so we can remember what is happening in our time. They also want us to know what sort of stuff they're dealing with in 2030 and flash "Cyberdivorce" right next to Ioan's credit. Is that a presentiment of things to come, given the suggestion in this episode of his possible past indiscretions? "Genetic Rights" also pops up larger than the other text. As for the music, all I can say is I'm happy there are no lyrics, but it sounds rather tribal and ancient for such a futuristic show. Again, I'm not entirely sure I don't like it.