Knight who says Meh |
Doctor Raziel Windrunner wrote:Unlike Earth, which is protected by its magnetic field, the Moon has been bombarded with large quantities of Helium-3 by the solar wind. It is thought that this isotope could provide safer nuclear energy in a fusion reactor, since it is not radioactive and would not produce dangerous waste products.This sort of thing just goes to show the ruling class's idiocy.
Oh look, you have a potential Seer? I know, we should have this guy who can see glimpses of the future with no physical augmentations go work in the mines!
You know, instead of, say, the fusion power plant where he can touch each coworker on the way in to work and find out if the place might undergo a meltdown or something due to some missed detail.
I don’t think they knew he was a seer if I remember correctly. Only Maximus picked up on that and then kept it hidden (I think, not sure).
Benchak the Nightstalker Contributor, RPG Superstar 2010 Top 8 |
GreenDragon1133 |
This might have been better served if it had come out a week ago - simultaneously to another kingdom being destroyed and its survivors heading to Earth.
Is the new enemy not the Kree? Or could it be the big bad of the forthcoming Carol Danvers movie: The Skrulls?
Either way, I'm betting it will tie in with AoS. Three Weeks!
knightnday |
Did they at least get Medusa to wiggle her hair more?
No. They spent the special effects budget like week 2. Anyone without powers that can be simulated with practical effects (like Gorgon's shockwave or Black Bolt blowing stuff up) are pretty much out of luck.
In any case, it wasn't a bad show overall, it was just sort of there. I hoped for more and got only OK. If they get anymore of a run I hope they tighten things up.
As far as Agents of Shield goes, some of the aliens they look to encounter are Blue Kree, and some look suspiciously like Brood -- a few scenes in the preview of something not unlike an Alien (from the franchise) crawling along a wall.
JoelF847 RPG Superstar 2008 Top 32, 2011 Top 16 |
Uggh! The finale was just as horrible if not more so than the rest of the show. Nothing climactic happened other than the super engineered destruction of the city for no really good reason.
1) no final battle worth watching
2) no mention of who their enemy was that they had teased
3) blondie scientist friend (I assume the character had a name, but it really didn't matter) went to her work to find 1400 inhumans a place to live, and talk to "the boss" off camera. Did she work for the government, a private corporation? Who the hell was "the boss" that had a spare parcel of land lying around like that? Who cares, certainly lets not tell the fans.
4) the super lame rip-off of Thor Ragnarok's ending
5) the whole set up of Maximus getting another terrigenesis and getting power - never happened.