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A shuttle crew walks into the cave of a primitive being to find an advanced version of Alexa. 10 episodes with only the first 2 and the last 2 worth watching.I skipped the 6 in the middle. They were plot filler. The only thing I can say about the abysmal science in this fiction is at least rockets in space make no noise. Give it a pass.

"Oh hey, these aliens seem to be tens of thousands of years more advanced than us" "Can you hack them?" "Sure thing mate, give me five seconds. And, done!"

Well 9 episodes that I loathed, to varying degrees, for a finale I found mildly satisfying.

Nobody becomes more likable, sane, or basically sentient. Certainly any reasonable viewer walks away hoping for the complete extermination of the human race and the destruction of Earth and all that inhabit it.

Still, at least some stuff happened that didn't completely depend on what vermin the crew are.

Almost against my better judgement I do want to see what happens next, while simultaneously hoping every writer, director, and anyone with any input in the first nine episodes gets sent back to whatever cinemographic hellpit they spawned from.

Let's be honest. This is not a great series. It's not a good series. However, it did improve towards the end. That, and a compelling story line, make me want to see season 2.

The physics didn't make sense. The characters didn't make sense. Mental health is one of the most important things in long term spaceflight and these people collapse in on them selves after half a day. And who would bring high heels and a leather pants to space what is happening.

I treated this as a comedy after the 30 minute mark and had some fun after that.

A good end to an average series. It's a shame really because there is potential to this show but the writing just needs to be tighter. The last two episodes were good to watch and I'm now actually hoping there is another season. Maybe they should change the writers as the basic idea is sound.