Soldato
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Keen on experiencing death by Snu Snu from Bobbie.
I really enjoyed that episode. Had this one on the computer with my headphones and the sound was fantastic as you say. Left us with a lot to chew on for the final season although I'm not sure what actually happens just before the credits roll.
The martian ship going through the gate? I haven’t read the books so the sentences in the spoiler tags below are just my interpretation of the TV series.
They appear to be destroyed after going through the gate. The normal transit through a gate, as we saw in the previous series has essentially no effect on people.
The martian ship going through the gate? I haven’t read the books so the sentences in the spoiler tags below are just my interpretation of the TV series.
They appear to be destroyed after going through the gate. The normal transit through a gate, as we saw in the previous series has essentially no effect on people.
If you have a decent surround sound setup the Naomi rescue with Bobbie was really good. Hearing the muffled noise of Bobbie talking to her through direct contact of the helmets coming from the rear lefts.
In the books it was meant to be a Donnager class battleship which is destroyed by the enemies of the gatebuilders when it transits the gate.
Thanks, but...
...was it destroyed, or is this supposed to be a cliffhanger perhaps, and we don’t know yet? (In tv show terms)
In the books (not really a spoiler, but marked up because it's book discussion):Thanks, but...
...was it destroyed, or is this supposed to be a cliffhanger perhaps, and we don’t know yet? (In tv show terms)
Keen on experiencing death by Snu Snu from Bobbie.
Engines will be pointing backwards to the direction of travel if they're decelerating. Is that what you mean?I don't know whether it was just me being tired today when watching this but I had hardly a clue what was going on. Maybe I'll watch again another day.
Also is it just me but when seeing a panning shot of spaceships it feels like the ships are going one way but then the engines should be on back but it feels like they're going forward with the engine at front too. Is it the camera panning that's confusing me. 45th minute in final episode has a scene like it. I can't describe how I see it in words.
The way they ended up killing Alex Kamal cracked me up. That was stupid. Would rather have not bothered and just explained it away in season 5 or something.