Mads not wanting to use his street moves on Doug is more than enough reason to rate this episode an eight out of ten, straight up.
As far as the finale aspect goes, I guess this was a decent one. The time of which it will take to reach Earth has increased, again, and much more than three years.
The rescue space shuttle is now heading back to Earth, with someone on it besides the pilot, at least, so the whole purpose of it has been accomplished. It just wasn't Herman. I think that was as good of an ending as any.
The only other way I can imagine it could've ended is that some sort of very dangerous issue occurred, and now that I've written that out, I guess it's a good thing it didn't end like that, as that would've been like any other episode, pretty much.
What's weird and very interesting is that the ending wasn't bad in the sense that Iris was going to die, yet it still felt very suspenseful and tense, like she was, you know? Am I the only one who felt that way?
As far as the finale aspect goes, I guess this was a decent one. The time of which it will take to reach Earth has increased, again, and much more than three years.
The rescue space shuttle is now heading back to Earth, with someone on it besides the pilot, at least, so the whole purpose of it has been accomplished. It just wasn't Herman. I think that was as good of an ending as any.
The only other way I can imagine it could've ended is that some sort of very dangerous issue occurred, and now that I've written that out, I guess it's a good thing it didn't end like that, as that would've been like any other episode, pretty much.
What's weird and very interesting is that the ending wasn't bad in the sense that Iris was going to die, yet it still felt very suspenseful and tense, like she was, you know? Am I the only one who felt that way?