10 episodes.How many episodes are slated for this season? I'm probably going to wait until it is over and just binge the whole season.
The subtitle thing was so annoying, I spent ages trying to sort it out as I thought I was doing it wrong! Pity 'that' death was so anticlimatic, but I know it was out of their hands.I loved it. This entire season has been top notch, IMO.
My only complaint was that English subtitles weren't available initially and I know I missed a lot of the dialogue because of the differences in volume between dialogue and action pieces. It just means I'll have to watch it again today, which I'll not complain about.
As someone who is up to date with the books, it was amazing seeing how they played some of this stuff out and I am SO excited for next season and to see what comes after. I know season 6 is the last at Amazon, but the authors and the showrunner have both said that season 6 will not be the end of the story, so they've clearly got SOMETHING up their collective sleeve.
Amazon is definitely not the best when it comes to subtitles. But they're better than whoever did the subtitles for the Ghibli stuff on HBO Max. They're too small and light in color so they get lost in lighter scenes. At least Amazon's are always legible.I loved it. This entire season has been top notch, IMO.
My only complaint was that English subtitles weren't available initially and I know I missed a lot of the dialogue because of the differences in volume between
I'm still not sure I completely understand why Naomi was scratching the hashmarks into the bulkhead on the Chetzemoka- was she doing it to keep track of how much CO2 she was breathing?
I wasn't sure about that either - my guess was that the CO2 was effecting her brain/memory, so she needed to keep a tally of how many times she'd been in - so yeah pretty much.
I watched a video that talked a bit about this and what they said was that it was keep track of the number of times she went through that airlock, The reason being that the ship had no active life support/O2 generation, so every time she went through that airlock meant that she lost a little bit of air in the main compartment.I'm still not sure I completely understand why Naomi was scratching the hashmarks into the bulkhead on the Chetzemoka- was she doing it to keep track of how much CO2 she was breathing?
Ah, OK - that makes sense. Thanks for that.I watched a video that talked a bit about this and what they said was that it was keep track of the number of times she went through that airlock, The reason being that the ship had no active life support/O2 generation, so every time she went through that airlock meant that she lost a little bit of air in the main compartment.
I don't remember if this was in the book or not, but I think that maybe the rent-a-cops wanted the shuttle for themselves for the same reason as Amos & gang, to get off of Earth and to the Moon.So Amos and crew are trying to blast off Earth on Mao’s shuttle and a local rent-a-cop/militia assaults them? Didn’t make sense why they would risk the assault, made more sense to let them escape than take their leftover provisions....
Was the book like this? Or drama for the show?