Archer,
T'Pol, Trip and Travis find a crew apparently alive on a ship that crash-landed
years ago - Wikipedia.
The good:
The
opening scene was great. The space trader D’Marr looked really awesome. I’m
glad they didn’t explain where he came from or how the Enterprise
It was
very creepy when Trip and T’Pol were exploring the engineering deck of the ship
before they caught Liana.
I
remember thinking that it didn’t seem believable that a crew that large could
have survived for years on one small hydroponics farm and re-routed power from
the ship’s core. I’m glad that wasn’t an oversight but rather a clue to the
real situation.
Once it
was evident that some of the crew members were holograms, it was fun to try and
figure out who was real. I totally thought the mother was the only real one.
Computer
core reminded me of computer on the Nostromo
in Alien.
The bad:
It was
immediately obvious that a bunch of the crew were holograms as soon as Ezral freaked
out when T’Pol fiddled around with the main computer.
Ezral
turned his entire ship into a holodeck…including creating an incredibly
sophisticated AI to preserve the memories and personalities of his crew. All by
himself. On a disabled ship with limited resources. Sure, why not?
Let’s
just address the elephant in the room, OK? It’s a liiiiiiittle creepy that a
dude is trapped alone with his daughter for two decades and as soon as help
comes along, he’s like, “Nope…Everything’s fine. I like my life here. Go away.”
Cue the banjo music.
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