Though the back stories are taking focus. The interesting story is how it's implied that the crew might be clones or at least some of them. 6 sees a commercial about cloning ones self, which is given alot of attention, also 1 is revealed to be a clone when he comes across his original. While 4 is revealed to be a prince, who also possibly killed his father and part of a dynasty.
Still having trouble getting into the pacing of the show. The stories keep focusing on a whole fish out of water/we have no memories or how things work (which is a bit contradictory to how 2 made a complicated solution from the 2 part pilot).
Also, the cast dynamics still don't mesh well. As of now 2 as the lead is the strongest in holding my attention. For a scifi show about mercenaries, there is little action and alot of dialogue to push the story forward. Want less dialogue and more movement in the story.
Totally awesome episode so hyped for the next to come out on 11th july, this episode was funny as hell.
I found the comedy entertaining along with the action. That casino fight scene was crazy. Other than that, there was some further world building about their identities and I do find it amusing how it turned out in the end. One of my favorite episodes thus far.
Space station problems, 1 answer
Im definitely enjoying the dynamic between 1 and 3.
Glad Joe and Paul are writing this. I loved Stargate SG1 and it seems similar but still unique.
Shout by sp1tiVIP OG 13BlockedParent2015-07-07T10:28:34Z
As if I needed more reasons to drop this boring show.
Consider this:
You wake up in a room. You are bound together with a guy on a chair, back to back. There is a door and a control panel located at one end of the room, a corrugated plastic sheet on the other. What would you do to escape?
A) Try to shift over to the door, headbutt the console and yell for help in the corridor.
Or
B) Anything else.
Yes, you can't make this shit up.