How the Light Gets Lost

I loved this episode because is was so complex - so many story lines active at once (which is one of the reasons I like this series so much). The best part was one of the more sensual scenes which played Walking on the Ceiling by Class of 88. This is genius. especially how the two scenes are linked together using this song. It began with a scene between Niko and Erik, transitioning to August,Oliver and Javier. Cinematography, music, editing down to the precise beat - Brilliant!

I noticed this before but this episode takes it to a whole new level.

Well this episode was just filler and weird ended up just skipping through a lot. poor episode the series has a great plot they just don't know how to execute the story which happens a lot. Hate to be like this but if they are fortunate and get a second season who ever stirred the show in this direction needs to get fired. However, the story on earth story was better than the space part of the show.

10 minutes of actual plot. By far the worst episode in an increasingly poor series. Don't waste your time. Wish I hadn't.

Soooooo....let's just waste an episode on getting high and random mixed sex stuff. Episode does little to advance the story. It's as if all of the writers had overlapping writers block. Disappointing.

There is an especially terrible scene that occasionally shows up in especially poorly written science fiction. The rave scene. One of the Matrix movies did it. ST: Discovery did it. . Welcome to this show's rave scene.

This episode really made me wonder about the show that could have been. What if taking the bones of what is here something different had been done.

An alien lands on earth and seems to be open to communication. A diverse crew of Earths finest, disciplined, intelligent, brave and honorable souls go off to try to find the creators. The crew goes further than humanity ever has and along the way encounters lots of risks. With intelligence, with bravery, with daring and skill they surpass them. Meanwhile back on Earth the finest minds from multiple disciplines come together slowly solving this mystery.

What flashbacks you have all equate to the golden age of space exploration.

I wish we'd gotten that show, science fictions fans would have loved it. Maybe Netflix will hire some of them to make a science fiction show, next time.