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*''[[1971]] [[April 3]]'' | *''[[1971]] [[April 3]]'' | ||
(First watched 2024-10-22, -23, -25, -) Is The Master just a bit of a fool? A machine that lets him go across all time and space, and somehow lickety split he seems to have been caught by Axos and forced to make pacts with them. He's also looking to destroy all life on Earth and... what's the point of that? Taking over a world is one thing, but what's the point of ruling over a dead world? | |||
The soldiers guarding Axos sure don't seem to pay much attention to who is entering or leaving the thing. | The soldiers guarding Axos sure don't seem to pay much attention to who is entering or leaving the thing. | ||
Scientist has a pretty impressive particle accelerator, that can just straight up accelerate things to the speed of light in a few seconds with the turn of a knob, and even has a speedometer in place for multiple times the speed of light. | Scientist has a pretty impressive particle accelerator, that can just straight up accelerate things to the speed of light in a few seconds with the turn of a knob, and even has a speedometer in place for multiple times the speed of light. | ||
Through episode 3... I can't believe the Axos plan is working. Their plan depends on the Axonite being spread around the world within 3 days. And this is done by landing on a planet with only a handful of very bad experiences meeting aliens, and immediately striking up a deal that sees this completely unknown miracle substance spread out to everywhere in the world, before anyone even knows how it works or what it's capable of? But apparently for this story's purposes humanity is greedy enough for Axonite that they'll skip every precaution imaginable. | |||
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058: '''Colony in Space''' | 058: '''Colony in Space''' | ||