Been trying my hand lately in programming in Perl. Doing some database things with it. It’s quite an interesting language. I’m rather enjoying it, if I’m being honest. Coming from a Java background, I find it exciting to learn new things and take them as they come to me. It’s fun for sure!
Okay... so this week Dr. Rush and the civilans take over the ship. Surprise surprise... was only a matter of time.
The Military have control over lifesupport... the civilians have control over everything else.
Apparently there was a tracking device placed on the ship and one in Rush's chest next to his heart by the aliens from last week.
Of course the aliens come knocking.
I keep asking myself... will they ever find a way to stop the ship from making jumps etc. Will they ever have complete control over the ship? Hmmm...
So the military come after the civilians. For some reason Chloe is all "Hey you're doing this" blah blah blah. Just because she was taken by aliens... can't mean that she wants to be pushing people around. Sure she's pissed etc. and has nightmares... but eh. She's misguided that Rush will help her and save the day... just because he helped her out on the alien vessel.
So the aliens start firing on the ship. Rush and Eli get the shields up.
Colonel Young finds Rush... the military points guns at the civilians. Typical civilan vs. military struggle. Interesting how each side thinks they know which is best for the entire ship.
The procedure for knocking Rush out was classic. Alien vennom.
So they bring in a doctor to remove the tracking device in Rush's chest. She quickly finds out that they are under attack... and is clearly overwhelmed by what's going on.
Half way through the procedure, the connection is lost. Chloe comes back to her hand in Rush's chest.
Wow, didn't mean for this to be a play by play... shoot.
Long story short, they get the device out of Rush... and the ship continues on its way.
Favorite quote from episode:
"If you have to use force, so be it. We still have to live with these people tomorrow."
I wonder if the aliens will be a continual part of the series... or if they'll just be here for a few episodes. I guess we'll find out.
All in all, I didn't like the episode... but I didn't hate it either.
The Military have control over lifesupport... the civilians have control over everything else.
Apparently there was a tracking device placed on the ship and one in Rush's chest next to his heart by the aliens from last week.
Of course the aliens come knocking.
I keep asking myself... will they ever find a way to stop the ship from making jumps etc. Will they ever have complete control over the ship? Hmmm...
So the military come after the civilians. For some reason Chloe is all "Hey you're doing this" blah blah blah. Just because she was taken by aliens... can't mean that she wants to be pushing people around. Sure she's pissed etc. and has nightmares... but eh. She's misguided that Rush will help her and save the day... just because he helped her out on the alien vessel.
So the aliens start firing on the ship. Rush and Eli get the shields up.
Colonel Young finds Rush... the military points guns at the civilians. Typical civilan vs. military struggle. Interesting how each side thinks they know which is best for the entire ship.
The procedure for knocking Rush out was classic. Alien vennom.
So they bring in a doctor to remove the tracking device in Rush's chest. She quickly finds out that they are under attack... and is clearly overwhelmed by what's going on.
Half way through the procedure, the connection is lost. Chloe comes back to her hand in Rush's chest.
Wow, didn't mean for this to be a play by play... shoot.
Long story short, they get the device out of Rush... and the ship continues on its way.
Favorite quote from episode:
"If you have to use force, so be it. We still have to live with these people tomorrow."
I wonder if the aliens will be a continual part of the series... or if they'll just be here for a few episodes. I guess we'll find out.
All in all, I didn't like the episode... but I didn't hate it either.
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