I mean, they just run around the corner to hide from the LA and now they are suddenly so lost that they have to walk back for hours and maybe even days? It doesn't make any sense. Are they still onboard at all? Are they in some kind of alternate reality or back in time or ...?
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They're still on board. Eli is doing the usual guy thing and is refusing to ask for directions...
regards,
G.
PS - oh, and there was that random destination elevator thing.Go for Marty... -
Not to be rude - but maybe you should pay attention to the episode before accusing it of not making any sense. They entered an elevator and Eli pressed some random buttons on it which took them to the front of the ship.Comment
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All he has to do is make a joke about a map that says "You Are Here", and a few hours later Chloe will realize that some markings that they had all assumed were just part of the ship's motif are actually literal "You Are Here" signs. Too bad we're dealing with 'tired, shot Chloe' and not 'spunky, clever, Daniel Jackson reading Chloe.'Originally posted by GollumpusComment
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And I'm pretty sure he said something to Chloe about the two of them being in an as yet unexplored section of the ship.
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In defense of the original post, I think the person was merely saying that it seems like a contrived plot device. We know they've had periods where they do nothing but sit around and live on the ship for weeks. It seems odd they wouldn't be actively exploring the ship--although perhaps they are and they just haven't happened past this section yet.Comment
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They couldn't have explored it. As Eli said, so many sections of the ship around there are exposed to space that they have to be very careful opening doors. And even the life support is off because of that.Comment
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They occupy part of the ship... and they had no trouble telling which hallways and rooms were venting atmosphere so they could close them off.. it was simply a matter of looking at the ship's computers. Heck, we even see Telford and a few LA dudes use an area that is venting atmosphere as a shortcut to the good guys--a section that had previously been closed off.
Why would it be any different for the rest of the ship?Comment
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I know that. But shouldn't they now try to find the right button instead of running from Alaska to Alabama? It's just weird.Originally posted by Adrian_Jackson View PostComment
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Waiting to long in finding the right button could have led to deathOriginally posted by Eestlanna View PostOriginally posted by aretood2Comment
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Running from Alaska to Alabama would certainly lead to death. I'd try buttons. The ship is too big to run back, especially if you really don't know which way to go.Originally posted by jelgate View PostComment
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Death is definatly possible as they try to find their way back. But death was a lot higher just staying in that elevatorOriginally posted by Eestlanna View PostOriginally posted by aretood2Comment
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If you're suggesting that they just hit buttons in the elevator until they get back, Eli said that someone locked out the elevators after they used it.Originally posted by Eestlanna View Post
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it's sci-fi, m'dear... wierd comes with the territory...Originally posted by Eestlanna View Post
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They were under machine gun fire from the Lucian Alliance. I doubt anyone in that situation would be thinking ahead when facing death in the face.Originally posted by Eestlanna View PostsigpicComment
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