Review
Time: this is another good episode
5 things about this episode
Storylines/Origin
storyline: well we have two supporting characters/performers and one very
limited scenes character/performer in this episode, with some of our
characters/performers sharing some screen time in one way or another with them
[in a very short-term narrative,] whilst we have some other main
characters/performers dealing with things on the moon [dealing with different
things in smaller numbers at some points.]
This
storyline generally speaking feels very rushed and very messy [in a nutshell it
feels like they are having to squeeze everything in,] when they should have
been spacing everything out into these eight episodes and make these eight
episodes feel more fuller and the origin storyline explains a lot in this
episode.
Action
sequences: in short these are good.
Character
developments/Performances: because of what I said about this
storyline earlier in this review, it does feel like these two points are also
affected as well [from the perspective of the majority of these characters have
had a massive upgrade from the previous episode as it relates to their
character developments. But the viewers will never get to see how these
characters/performers with given time would have turned out simply based on
this fact this would be the final episode of this season and ever, I will
discuss this later [in the final paragraph of this blog,] but I continue it's
like the majority of these characters/performers have been given these
character developments to digest, but as I have been watching many different
projects throughout the years, the kind of character developments these
performers were given, it would have taken time to assimilate and these
character developments to look natural and progressive [the timescale I am
talking about could have been started at episode three and may be showing
through more noticeably stronger at episode seven this kind of thing.]
I
should just point out the timescale I have suggested is just based on the fact
that this TV program has just eight episodes and even though I have suggested
it; it would be still too much of a rush, but hypothetically if this was a 13
or 22 episodes season, you would see/feel the gradual character developments so
towards the end of the season you would see/feel the changes and by the
beginning of season two these characters/performers would have a deeper
understanding and connection with their characters and in print themselves onto
their versions of their characters, basically these performers needed more time
with these character developments; more time the better, but as things are the
performances are good.
This
episode receives: 6/10, there is a lot happening in this episode and this mark is a
fair conclusion.
Now
this is one of those TV programs, where I can sit back and say "This TV
program wasted its potential and it had so much potential, that now I have seen
all of this TV program minus these two things if somehow I lose these reviews
or someone wanted me to watch them with them, I couldn't watch this TV program
again in my own personal time; because on one hand I would be reminded of how
much potential this TV program has or had which it does make itself known on
different levels in this season and on the other hand how things really turned
out in reality with putting its potential to one side."
I can really understand why it got cancelled;
just based on my viewing experience yes even though the majority of this season
I have given similar marks to these episodes [I would just like to say again
the majority,] it would take most of another season to basically re-boot this
version of this TV program, which if I was in control of renewing or cancelling
TV programs or thinking of trying a re-boot [starting from scratch again on
everything,] I just couldn't justify the expenditure of two of these options
[just to cover my back for in the future, because you never know what the
future holds,] I'm going to say for here and now and the foreseeable future,
based on what I know at this point anyway.
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