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That too. I'd buy Tess' characterization way more if she'd have been asking those questions alongside us, even if only to hang a lantern on the fact that they were being handwaved away.
exactly. Ask the question, speculate, then get distracted and move on.
Oh well, at least the cast is mostly enjoyable in their interactions even if the science is headache-inducing. I gave up on Defying Gravity after two episodes because I couldn't believe these people could survive a bus trip across town together, nevermind 6 years in outer space.
I keep meaning to check that out, but keep forgetting.
I don't think watching would make it any more memorable.
Matt is dead on - and yet I continue watching. They are keeping me watching because I want to know WTF is up with Beta.
On DG, there is so little reality: there is no way highly trained astronauts would behave this way. They would have all worked out their personal relationships and issues before being put on this 6 year flight. There will be blood around year 1 if they keep behaving like this.
However, given that we did have astronaut diaper lady, I suppose anything is possible.
I could list off a bunch of things that I didn't let go on and you'd be shocked that they not only got all the way to shooting, but people fought to keep them in.
It's a strange strange world.... and yeah, we all have our most hated episodes...P brain was probably mine.
I like J Ray though. Liked acting with her... was constantly sympathetic to how much brutal tech dialogue she had to wade through but really appreciated the energy she brought.
And Loved Jordan this year. She really stepped it up.... but I always love Jordan.
I gave up on Defying Gravity after two episodes because I couldn't believe these people could survive a bus trip across town together
Well, there is the out that Beta manipulated things to get those people together--but why the NASA equivalent caved so easily...I guess they had no choice if the mission was indeed to go forward.
I don't think watching would make it any more memorable.
I can't stay away because I love the cast. I started because of Ron Livingston and Malik Yoba, but Sheriff Andy from Eureka's on it, and great, and the guy playing Ajay is compelling yet almost creepy.
but I always love Jordan.
Your chemistry shows it. You've got one of the best father/daughter relationships on TV.
I could list off a bunch of things
We're listening...
I didn't know that Malik Yoba was on it, I will try to check it out.
I've been enjoying Defying Gravity, but in whatever short life it has, I need to it to start moving the mythology arc forward more. I like the characters and relationships a lot, but I feel like it's on a treadmill right now.