Foundation

It’s no mistake though. It seems that Hari Seldon’s plan to send Hober Mallow (Dimitri Leonidis) to negotiate with the Spacers—the genetically engineered beings who facilitate deep-space travel—actually worked, though Foundation sure wanted us to believe Hober had failed. Sneaky! “We played you,” Hober tells Day. “Seldon baited you into a war, ordering your entire fleet to Terminus… you came right to us because you’re so fucking predictable.” This time, rather than a slap, Day delivers a solid punch to Hober’s face. Fisticuffs ensue, with Day loving that he’s in a physical fight (he literally says “I fucking love it” before spitting blood everywhere). Even bubbly Brother Constant, played by Isabella Laughland, gets a shot in, but Riose takes over, having it out with the cruel ruler whose always-dubious moral compass has gone completely off the scale. As the brawl gets bloodier, you start to realize that there’s still a plan in motion here. Riose gets tossed out the airlock… noooo! But wait! That ain’t Riose— it’s Day! Using that nifty body-switching device Hober’s been toting around, which Riose took from him when Hober was in the brig, Riose just spaced the most annoying man in the galaxy.