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<blockquote data-quote="LightPhoenix" data-source="post: 5366599" data-attributes="member: 115"><p>About halfway into the first battle, I knew this had to be some sort of dream or illusion or some crap like that. Lo and behold.</p><p></p><p>I think I would have liked this episode a lot more if it weren't for last week's terrible episode. This episode was by far stronger than last week, but this makes two weeks in a row where nothing really happened. As such, I found myself responding more negatively to the show than perhaps was warranted. Compounding the problem was two things. First, what little consequence of last week's episode was basically hand-waved in the scene. Second, the battle dreams really felt like a tease, especially with the dearth of action.</p><p></p><p>I <em>really</em> wanted to see Scott take over as leader. I think it'd be amusing to see Young as the drunk commander who occasionally hands out advice and then falls over. More over, I think it gives Scott some character development without sacrificing tactics all that much.</p><p></p><p>On that note, I liked the callback to the failed coup. I suspect it has to do as much with Scott being more charismatic than Young than the fact that they failed the last time. Still, continuity always equals bonus points.</p><p></p><p>I can let the simulation go for a number of reasons. They have stones that allow people to swap consciousness, for one. They have a chair that interfaces with the brain. The ship is clearly guided by some sort of AI, be it simple parameter checks or what have you. Plus, it's about time <em>someone</em> recognized Young is a crappy commander.</p><p></p><p>I liked the scenes between Eli and Greer, and Eli and the various scientists. First, it made Greer seem more like a person than a caricature, which is always good. Second, the beats with the scientists added a bit of levity, especially all of them plus Scott staring at him. My favorite bit of the episode was Park's throwaway line teasing Eli.</p><p></p><p><strong>DocMoriartty</strong>, good call on the ship testing Rush as well. I didn't think of it like that, but I should have.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LightPhoenix, post: 5366599, member: 115"] About halfway into the first battle, I knew this had to be some sort of dream or illusion or some crap like that. Lo and behold. I think I would have liked this episode a lot more if it weren't for last week's terrible episode. This episode was by far stronger than last week, but this makes two weeks in a row where nothing really happened. As such, I found myself responding more negatively to the show than perhaps was warranted. Compounding the problem was two things. First, what little consequence of last week's episode was basically hand-waved in the scene. Second, the battle dreams really felt like a tease, especially with the dearth of action. I [I]really[/I] wanted to see Scott take over as leader. I think it'd be amusing to see Young as the drunk commander who occasionally hands out advice and then falls over. More over, I think it gives Scott some character development without sacrificing tactics all that much. On that note, I liked the callback to the failed coup. I suspect it has to do as much with Scott being more charismatic than Young than the fact that they failed the last time. Still, continuity always equals bonus points. I can let the simulation go for a number of reasons. They have stones that allow people to swap consciousness, for one. They have a chair that interfaces with the brain. The ship is clearly guided by some sort of AI, be it simple parameter checks or what have you. Plus, it's about time [I]someone[/I] recognized Young is a crappy commander. I liked the scenes between Eli and Greer, and Eli and the various scientists. First, it made Greer seem more like a person than a caricature, which is always good. Second, the beats with the scientists added a bit of levity, especially all of them plus Scott staring at him. My favorite bit of the episode was Park's throwaway line teasing Eli. [B]DocMoriartty[/B], good call on the ship testing Rush as well. I didn't think of it like that, but I should have. [/QUOTE]
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