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     |epname = Culprit
     |epname = Culprit
     |epdate = 2019-09-04
     |epdate = 2019-09-04
     |firstwatched =  
     |firstwatched = 2026-10-13
     |thoughts = }}
     |thoughts = OK, this episode finally had the clip I saw some time back, with them discussing how they spoke the same language but the planet seemed different and countries were oldschool. So regarding Astra, at first I was thinking it was a distant future Earth with enough time for things like sea level changes to affect its appearance. Certainly the names of the continents seem like anagrams of Earth continents, so maybe they were just feeling really stupid when naming things. The connection between planets is still unclear. The main crew and Polina remember the same history until the Cuban Missile Crisis. They seem to remember different things after that. The sci-fi part of my brain says alternate universe, but it doesn't feel like the show is going that way. Best guess now--after Polina went to sleep, the wormhole exodus led people to Astra. Then for whatever reason the powers that be changed the story of history to cover up whatever unpleasant truth. This goes along with altering the date system, so what they're calling 2163 would really be... who knows, 2263, 2363 on the old Earth calendar? The main problem with this theory I think is that if there's really been such a huge time gap since Polina went to sleep, the Astra (the ship) should seem extremely oldschool, so I wouldn't have thought someone like Zack trained for modern ships would be able to adapt to it so easily.
 
Aaaand the enemy is Charce. Willingly going along with this murder-suicide plan due to... loyalty to the king he's a clone of? This doesn't do anything to help enlighten us on the Seira/Aries situation, either.}}
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     |epnum = 111
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