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I know Crichton is supposed to be the big hero, but it still seems kind of out there that he'd be so adamant about rescuing D'Argo. They barely know each other, and what exists of their relationship hasn't exactly been smooth. | I know Crichton is supposed to be the big hero, but it still seems kind of out there that he'd be so adamant about rescuing D'Argo. They barely know each other, and what exists of their relationship hasn't exactly been smooth. | ||
So hey, those microbes or whatever that work as this series's universal translator... they're effective in both listening and speech, even when the natives of this planet don't have the microbe? Impressive microbe. | So hey, those microbes or whatever that work as this series's universal translator... they're effective in both listening and speech, even when the natives of this planet don't have the microbe? Impressive microbe. But heeey wait, it didn't work that way in the last episode; otherwise Crichton would've understood what everyone was saying before getting injected himself. | ||
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103: '''Exodus from Genesis''' ''[[1999]] [[March 26]]'' | 103: '''Exodus from Genesis''' ''[[1999]] [[March 26]]'' | ||
(First watched ) | (First watched 2009-12-15) Interesting. Usually space-dwelling creatures, hive creatures, and replicant creatures are not to be reasoned with in fiction--but in this case something that combines all three was pretty reasonable once discussions started. | ||
Evolutionary, that the Sebatiens (sp?) get so damaged by only slightly super-optimal temperatures seems like a pretty big flaw. Their home planet must be pretty steadily cool. For that matter, I understand that there were heating/cooling problems on the ship, but they don't even have any fans? | |||
There was one part that really weirded me out. They briefly switched to a primitive-looking CG Rygel. Why? It was just showing him walking into this tube thing from a side view, nothing fancy that would seem a necessity to do all with computers. | |||
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