6.Sympathy for the Devil (in case the order changes again)
A point of background story that is just brushed over and casually brought in: the Earth is basically uninhabitable now because of an incident on the gate a while ago. In most show this would be part of the intro ("We are in 2068, mankind has conquered space travel, bit destroyed the Earth in the process..."). I like that it's not presented here, it's something that everyone knows, why have a secondary character explain it like it was not common knowledge.
Another complex story and original villain (and yet another bounty they won't get for getting rid of a unknown dangerous criminal).
We deal with a bit of supernatural, and it gets pretty dark. Even if he's not really one, there are not many show where the protagonist would just simply shoot a child like that.
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6.Sympathy for the Devil (in case the order changes again)
A point of background story that is just brushed over and casually brought in: the Earth is basically uninhabitable now because of an incident on the gate a while ago. In most show this would be part of the intro ("We are in 2068, mankind has conquered space travel, bit destroyed the Earth in the process..."). I like that it's not presented here, it's something that everyone knows, why have a secondary character explain it like it was not common knowledge.
Another complex story and original villain (and yet another bounty they won't get for getting rid of a unknown dangerous criminal).
We deal with a bit of supernatural, and it gets pretty dark. Even if he's not really one, there are not many show where the protagonist would just simply shoot a child like that.