Golden YakBurnished BovineThe sunny beaches of CanadaRegistered Userregular
edited October 2010
Arrgh, that still doesn't tell us nearly enough. Although I shouldn't be too surprised... 3 seasons and we still don't know what the crap the Tribunal and Saletcia are all about, despite everything they've done.
Arrgh, that still doesn't tell us nearly enough. Although I shouldn't be too surprised... 3 seasons and we still don't know what the crap the Tribunal and Saletcia are all about, despite everything they've done.
what was that with the formerly diefordethklok.com guy being all wired up in the secret basement?
I don't know, but his screens had stuff from the Falconback Project that the Tribunal were talking about.
Something to do with five rockets. Hm...
Probably a pointless observation, but the rockets on the display looked like Soyuz launch vehicles.
Then again, the Soyuz series is apparently the "most commonly used, most reliable" space launch vehicle since the beginning of space travel, but maybe the point is to deliver a series of things into space? Rather than blowing things up with missiles.
what was that with the formerly diefordethklok.com guy being all wired up in the secret basement?
I don't know, but his screens had stuff from the Falconback Project that the Tribunal were talking about.
Something to do with five rockets. Hm...
Probably a pointless observation, but the rockets on the display looked like Soyuz launch vehicles.
Then again, the Soyuz series is apparently the "most commonly used, most reliable" space launch vehicle since the beginning of space travel, but maybe the point is to deliver a series of things into space? Rather than blowing things up with missiles.
it's obvious. Space helicopters.
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KirbithI appear to be made of delicious cake. Registered Userregular
edited October 2010
Huzzah that they finally went back to the overarching story. Though damn. It really sucks that it was the season finale. Any word on if the show has been renewed for a fourth season yet?
I missed the beginning and kept falling asleep during the episode, but man was I disappointed with this for it being a season finale. They sort of touched on some of the over-all story archs, but it was really just "Hey, here's a problem that could destroy the world because of Dethklok, here's them dealing with it, here's the convenient solution last minute, yaaayyy."
I think the formula is just getting kind of old for me. It didn't really reveal anything other than that dude still being there, and add to the mystery of Charles a bit.
But like I said, I was kind of out of it for parts, so I guess I just need to watch it again.
what was that with the formerly diefordethklok.com guy being all wired up in the secret basement?
I don't know, but his screens had stuff from the Falconback Project that the Tribunal were talking about.
Something to do with five rockets. Hm...
Probably a pointless observation, but the rockets on the display looked like Soyuz launch vehicles.
Then again, the Soyuz series is apparently the "most commonly used, most reliable" space launch vehicle since the beginning of space travel, but maybe the point is to deliver a series of things into space? Rather than blowing things up with missiles.
it's obvious. Space helicopters.
You would need the Soyuz vehicles for that. Especially when Charles was unable to talk them down from the whole "Helicopters don't work in a vacuum..." thing and had to save their butts again.
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I don't know, but his screens had stuff from the Falconback Project that the Tribunal were talking about.
Something to do with five rockets. Hm...
So, when's Season Four start?
We ....
Waaaaaaaaaait.
Probably a pointless observation, but the rockets on the display looked like Soyuz launch vehicles.
Then again, the Soyuz series is apparently the "most commonly used, most reliable" space launch vehicle since the beginning of space travel, but maybe the point is to deliver a series of things into space? Rather than blowing things up with missiles.
it's obvious. Space helicopters.
I think the formula is just getting kind of old for me. It didn't really reveal anything other than that dude still being there, and add to the mystery of Charles a bit.
But like I said, I was kind of out of it for parts, so I guess I just need to watch it again.
You would need the Soyuz vehicles for that. Especially when Charles was unable to talk them down from the whole "Helicopters don't work in a vacuum..." thing and had to save their butts again.