I find this series a bit disconcerting. How and why are children caught and forced to work in a mine? It seems they've taken adult conapts and applied it to children which i s not good. Then they cant make up their mind if these are children or teenagers. The writers must have been very confused when they drew up this concept.
They try to figure out this ship but don't apply any logical thought pattern other than children pressing any ole button. Doesn't that always lead to disaster in real life. Oh, this is fiction, not even science fiction, it leans more to fantasy fiction.
The writers at least held this together in episode 1 and 2, but they fell apart here in 3. It was just a notch above not good until they ended on a collision course with the star. I do believe in not talking down to kids. They will get it eventually and learn that much faster, but these writers don't know if they are talking as adults or children. One second they have rational thought, the next they've lost all sense of intelligence.
I hope they improve because enough of this show is intriguing and I find my self wanting to know more.
They try to figure out this ship but don't apply any logical thought pattern other than children pressing any ole button. Doesn't that always lead to disaster in real life. Oh, this is fiction, not even science fiction, it leans more to fantasy fiction.
The writers at least held this together in episode 1 and 2, but they fell apart here in 3. It was just a notch above not good until they ended on a collision course with the star. I do believe in not talking down to kids. They will get it eventually and learn that much faster, but these writers don't know if they are talking as adults or children. One second they have rational thought, the next they've lost all sense of intelligence.
I hope they improve because enough of this show is intriguing and I find my self wanting to know more.