Tension and mistrust mounts among the crew members of the Tulip as Dante's (Michael Pare, excellent as usual) son Travis (well played by David Fournier) becomes a reluctant new member. Moreover, Eccleston (a creepily intense portrayal by Mark Powley) returns from "the dead" with a dire warning about The Divinity Cluster. This episode unfolds at a brisk pace and generates a tremendous amount of suspense as the gripping story ably explores the show's trademark themes of trust and loyalty. In addition, the plot is given real poignancy by Dante's need and desire to finally bond with his son. The sterling acting from a tip-top cast helps a lot, with especially stand-out work by Tanya Allen as the ever-spunky and sarcastic Percy, James Gaddas as relentless Raider leader Senaca, and Angie Hill as the treacherous Tosca. The lively cinematography and rattling score provide an extra thrilling buzz. A satisfying closer for this nifty series.
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