That appears to be the case. It's hard to say since we were left with a cliffhanger so we don't know what he's doing. I hope this gets renewed.
From the recording Five found, it seems like he might've always been planning to betray them. He honestly seemed to be a bit too good of a person to want to pal around with super homicidal mercenaries.
That appears to be the case. It's hard to say since we were left with a cliffhanger so we don't know what he's doing. I hope this gets renewed.
From the recording Five found, it seems like he might've always been planning to betray them. He honestly seemed to be a bit too good of a person to want to pal around with super homicidal mercenaries.
In hindsight being betrayed by the General may be a reason why he sided with the Galactic Authority.
Dark Matter is returning for a second season, Syfy announced Monday.
The graphic novel adaptation follows six people who wake up on a spaceship without any knowledge of how they got there. “With its mysterious premise and fascinating characters, Dark Matter has built an incredibly loyal, passionate, and engaged fan base,” Syfy’s senior vice president of program strategy Chris Regina said in a statement. “We look forward to another out-of-the-world seasom from this talented creative team.”
Syfy also announced that Killjoys — a drama about three space-based bounty hunters that first aired on Canadian TV — will be coming back for a second season. Both seasons are set to premiere in 2016.
My only complaint is that they didn't flashback and show Six doing all the stuff.
Red Android didn't really delete herself right?
I'd think it likely that she did delete herself, since to do otherwise would mean that her programming was flawed as well.
Of course, that doesn't mean that she couldn't be recreated or reinitialized or whatever once the crew gets back to the Raza.
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I hope Expanse delivers but we get a few months before Dark Matter and Killjoy start back up.
My only complaint is that they didn't flashback and show Six doing all the stuff.
Red Android didn't really delete herself right?
I'd think it likely that she did delete herself, since to do otherwise would mean that her programming was flawed as well.
Of course, that doesn't mean that she couldn't be recreated or reinitialized or whatever once the crew gets back to the Raza.
My only complaint is that they didn't flashback and show Six doing all the stuff.
Red Android didn't really delete herself right?
I'd think it likely that she did delete herself, since to do otherwise would mean that her programming was flawed as well.
Of course, that doesn't mean that she couldn't be recreated or reinitialized or whatever once the crew gets back to the Raza.
I'm guessing she wasn't that deleted.
Yeah, I'm fairly certain the 'flaw' is something that exists in her base programming.
My only complaint is that they didn't flashback and show Six doing all the stuff.
Red Android didn't really delete herself right?
I'd think it likely that she did delete herself, since to do otherwise would mean that her programming was flawed as well.
Of course, that doesn't mean that she couldn't be recreated or reinitialized or whatever once the crew gets back to the Raza.
I'm guessing she wasn't that deleted.
She's too interesting a wild card for them to get rid of, or get another version later on.
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Red/Blue fisticuffs mid-season finale.
I would imagine Android can communicate with a space station for docking clearance.
Just show Red bypassing Blue slowly in the background. Red gets a mail order body. Trick some idiot into loading the neural floppy disk.
My only complaint is that they didn't flashback and show Six doing all the stuff.
Red Android didn't really delete herself right?
I'd think it likely that she did delete herself, since to do otherwise would mean that her programming was flawed as well.
Of course, that doesn't mean that she couldn't be recreated or reinitialized or whatever once the crew gets back to the Raza.
I'm guessing she wasn't that deleted.
Wasn't the line used, "Delete your active programming?"
Leaving the possibility for programming to remain.
I'm on episode 2. I like the overall story so far, but the gunfight in this episode just looks silly.
One guy takes cover behind a pipe with his arms and legs obviously sticking out against like five dudes who could clearly have maimed him, and all the heavily armored bad guys are going down in one or two shots from pistol fire.
Like... why are they even wearing all that armor then? It does nothing.
Like... why are they even wearing all that armor then? It does nothing.
It does do something very important.
It conceals the the stunt actor and saves on costs by letting the same actor to play several enemy troopers who get killed, without breaking suspension of disbelief.
Like... why are they even wearing all that armor then? It does nothing.
It does do something very important.
It conceals the the stunt actor and saves on costs by letting the same actor to play several enemy troopers who get killed, without breaking suspension of disbelief.
The armor on the corporate guys seemed pretty effective when Two took them on
You see her shoot them all with her sidearm, they get slightly knocked back and then she runs in and kills them hand to hand.
His character's kind of annoying and I was hoping it'd all been a ruse.
I would also suggest that Six turned the crew over to the authorities in an effort to "save" Five. He seemed pretty protective of her and didn't like the life she seemed to be getting herself into.
Coupled with the fact that he'd been duped before into killing 10,000 people on a space station and was then indirectly complicit in the deaths of another 15,000 people during the "white hole" incident. I don't think he's been a double agent from the start. I think he might've just had a crisis of conscience and decided that turning everyone in was legitimately for the best.
His character's kind of annoying and I was hoping it'd all been a ruse.
I would also suggest that Six turned the crew over to the authorities in an effort to "save" Five. He seemed pretty protective of her and didn't like the life she seemed to be getting herself into.
Coupled with the fact that he'd been duped before into killing 10,000 people on a space station and was then indirectly complicit in the deaths of another 15,000 people during the "white hole" incident. I don't think he's been a double agent from the start. I think he might've just had a crisis of conscience and decided that turning everyone in was legitimately for the best.
I'm starting to think
this was a last minute decision, though I don't know why they chose Six for the mole. Hopefully they can make it work in season 2.
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His character's kind of annoying and I was hoping it'd all been a ruse.
I would also suggest that Six turned the crew over to the authorities in an effort to "save" Five. He seemed pretty protective of her and didn't like the life she seemed to be getting herself into.
Coupled with the fact that he'd been duped before into killing 10,000 people on a space station and was then indirectly complicit in the deaths of another 15,000 people during the "white hole" incident. I don't think he's been a double agent from the start. I think he might've just had a crisis of conscience and decided that turning everyone in was legitimately for the best.
I'm starting to think
this was a last minute decision, though I don't know why they chose Six for the mole. Hopefully they can make it work in season 2.
They were working hard to make him above suspicion, while at the same time cranking his level of dissatisfaction in how things were going.
Which is why I thought Six was the culprit until he got poisoned. Then I thought it was Five. Then it was Six again, of course.
Also One is a fucking tool and I hope the guy who he replaced kills him and joins the crew.
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which was much more finale like in how it ended
I think I like dark matter more but their pacing is kind of weird and the ending was a let down
Red Android didn't really delete herself right?
http://www.ew.com/article/2015/09/01/dark-matter-killjoys-renewed-syfy-season-2
I'd think it likely that she did delete herself, since to do otherwise would mean that her programming was flawed as well.
Of course, that doesn't mean that she couldn't be recreated or reinitialized or whatever once the crew gets back to the Raza.
I'm guessing she wasn't that deleted.
Yeah, I'm fairly certain the 'flaw' is something that exists in her base programming.
She's too interesting a wild card for them to get rid of, or get another version later on.
I would imagine Android can communicate with a space station for docking clearance.
Just show Red bypassing Blue slowly in the background. Red gets a mail order body. Trick some idiot into loading the neural floppy disk.
Wasn't the line used, "Delete your active programming?"
Leaving the possibility for programming to remain.
I'm on episode 2. I like the overall story so far, but the gunfight in this episode just looks silly.
One guy takes cover behind a pipe with his arms and legs obviously sticking out against like five dudes who could clearly have maimed him, and all the heavily armored bad guys are going down in one or two shots from pistol fire.
Like... why are they even wearing all that armor then? It does nothing.
Anyway, it's enjoyable enough so far.
It does do something very important.
The armor on the corporate guys seemed pretty effective when Two took them on
Not bad.
I had hoped
His character's kind of annoying and I was hoping it'd all been a ruse.
I would also suggest that Six turned the crew over to the authorities in an effort to "save" Five. He seemed pretty protective of her and didn't like the life she seemed to be getting herself into.
Coupled with the fact that he'd been duped before into killing 10,000 people on a space station and was then indirectly complicit in the deaths of another 15,000 people during the "white hole" incident. I don't think he's been a double agent from the start. I think he might've just had a crisis of conscience and decided that turning everyone in was legitimately for the best.
I'm starting to think
Which is why I thought Six was the culprit until he got poisoned. Then I thought it was Five. Then it was Six again, of course.
Also One is a fucking tool and I hope the guy who he replaced kills him and joins the crew.