Away TV Thread

[Lisa]

A few episodes into this, and I have to ask in case I missed it, but have they explained how their spacecraft has gravity in the crew quarters but not in the main part?

 

[Deleted member 63]

A few episodes into this, and I have to ask in case I missed it, but have they explained how their spacecraft has gravity in the crew quarters but not in the main part?

I haven't watched it yet, but it depends on the spacecraft design. You could have the crew quarters in a rotating "ring" or similar structure for gravity but the "hub" that it rotates around wouldn't have gravity (which would be your "main part"). It's a common design for realistic or semi-realistic spacecraft in hard s-f.

 

[hannah]

A few episodes into this, and I have to ask in case I missed it, but have they explained how their spacecraft has gravity in the crew quarters but not in the main part?

The main part is not rotating, I think.

I'm two episodes in. Not sure about this one yet! Will give it a couple more and see.

 

[Ray Gin]

Been cancelled by Netflix after one season.

I rarely give up on things, but I had to stop watching this halfway through the first episode. It is unbelievably boring and very clichéd.

I can't really judge the whole thing based on such a short time, but rarely has a series gripped me less at the very start than what this did so I'm not surprised it has been cancelled.