As this series draws towards its conclusion things on the planet Carpathia are getting even weirder than they were before; a group of three expeditionary soldiers have gone missing and after a long search one of them is found. She claims that ACs attacked them and she is the sole survivor. Something isn't quite right however; she looks like Josie Hunter the lost soldier but her behaviour is slightly wrong; so much so that her son doesn't believe it is her. It looks as if this apparently insane idea is correct when Stella receives a radio call from Josie claiming to be in the desert several miles from camp. To complicate matters the ACs infiltrate Forthaven in an attempt to kill Jack.
This was another decent episode which once again raised plenty of questions about the nature of Carpathia; I may be proved wrong in later episodes but at this point it looks as if the planet is some how trying to communicate with them in a way not that dissimilar to the Soviet Sci-Fi classic 'Solaris'. Juliet Aubery was good as Josie, managing to appear almost normal but not quite. The plot involving Julius also advances; it is now quite clear that his motives are far from pure as he wishes to eliminate the ACs and is communicating with another ship claiming that he is in a position to depose President Tate.
This was another decent episode which once again raised plenty of questions about the nature of Carpathia; I may be proved wrong in later episodes but at this point it looks as if the planet is some how trying to communicate with them in a way not that dissimilar to the Soviet Sci-Fi classic 'Solaris'. Juliet Aubery was good as Josie, managing to appear almost normal but not quite. The plot involving Julius also advances; it is now quite clear that his motives are far from pure as he wishes to eliminate the ACs and is communicating with another ship claiming that he is in a position to depose President Tate.
