Dark matter season 3 episode 13

Two is still pointing her gun at Ryo, and he's ready to die. He basically tells her to do it and she's ready to.

The Raza's crew discover the secret shipyard and attempt to unite Ferrous's enemies before the ships come online. Teku Fonsei : We are united behind one purpose: To restore our emperor to his rightful place. Two : It's not that simple. He has things to answer for. He's a tyrant, a mass murderer

Dark matter season 3 episode 13

This Dark Matter review contains spoilers. As a result, the season 3 finale felt a bit unfulfilled despite its overall excitement and enjoyable action. Ryo got the closest to achieving a full story arc in season 3, and it was wonderful to see him acting more like Four again. His demeanor, his stance, his meditative state, and his facial expressions seemed more Four-like, even as he insisted that Two carry out the execution voted on by the Raza crew. The fall of the House of Ishida brought perhaps only a temporary conclusion to his rule as emperor, a situation that could evolve in future seasons, but his rise and fall felt complete… much moreso than some of the other storylines. The eleventh hour assistance from Teku and his Zairon loyalist ships was a great way to bring the Raza crew together with their former mate, and the battle outside the Project Phoenix shipyards was visually quite spectacular as well. Ad — content continues below. Not that all of the plots have to be tied up in a bow, but one or two would have been nice. Needless to say, the corporate war was a pleasant distraction from these dangling threads. The exclusion field, the white hole device great season 1 callback , the plan to use the blink drive to deliver a decisive blow, the Traugott double-cross… it all unfolded quite satisfyingly. Even the appearance of Wexler was timed perfectly to provide levity to a troubling situation, regardless of whether viewers trusted him to actually help or not. One of the most expertly executed plot twists was with Two and her interrogator, who at first seemed inexplicably reckless leaving Two unguarded for Six to discover. Many viewers likely put two and two together regarding how the rip might benefit the aliens, but the anticipation was still an enjoyable aspect of this finale. One question: why did Two have to disable the Android, who was going to remotely operate the shuttle, forcing Six to sacrifice himself instead? Was the alien-ified Two just taking out the opposition in advance of the arrival of the Black Ships?

Nowhere to Go Review Editor Rating: 3. Certainly not out of the goodness of her heart.

If you ever thought that this series lacked in the way of massive space battles, then Dark Matter Season 3 Episode 13 almost definitely made up for it with the huge dust-up at the end. All that being said, I can't help but feel that "Nowhere to Go" seemed almost hastily written, with events happening because they were required to happen for the plot to progress. In a move that likely surprised no one, Two did not kill Ryo despite the many, many reasons to do so. Nor did she consider dumping him at the nearest GA facility and let them deal with him. Teku was lucky he called when he did, or else Two wouldn't have vacillated long enough. Though Ryo clearly had plot armor on his side. Two [about Ryo]: He has things to answer for!

In the dystopian 27th century, six people wake up on a deserted spaceship with no memory of who they are or what they're doing there. They reluctantly team up and set off to find answers wit Read all In the dystopian 27th century, six people wake up on a deserted spaceship with no memory of who they are or what they're doing there. They reluctantly team up and set off to find answers with the help of a female android. Sign In Sign In. New Customer? Create account. Episode guide. Play trailer

Dark matter season 3 episode 13

This Dark Matter review contains spoilers. As a result, the season 3 finale felt a bit unfulfilled despite its overall excitement and enjoyable action. Ryo got the closest to achieving a full story arc in season 3, and it was wonderful to see him acting more like Four again. His demeanor, his stance, his meditative state, and his facial expressions seemed more Four-like, even as he insisted that Two carry out the execution voted on by the Raza crew. The fall of the House of Ishida brought perhaps only a temporary conclusion to his rule as emperor, a situation that could evolve in future seasons, but his rise and fall felt complete… much moreso than some of the other storylines. The eleventh hour assistance from Teku and his Zairon loyalist ships was a great way to bring the Raza crew together with their former mate, and the battle outside the Project Phoenix shipyards was visually quite spectacular as well. Ad — content continues below. Not that all of the plots have to be tied up in a bow, but one or two would have been nice. Needless to say, the corporate war was a pleasant distraction from these dangling threads.

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Two : It's not that simple. Where he started out a contrary but loyal voice, here he just became a plot device, delivering the Ishida ships to the big battle. Ennis Esmer Wexler. Actions like you pulled in this are the reason I no longer watch new shows and there certainly isn't a SciFi show out there worth my time. Alex Mallari Jr. Teku's excuse-making for Ryo's failed rule which Two actually called Ryo on here, thank goodness! Speaking of plot devices: Alt-Portia just happened to be hanging around in the exact right time and place to stun Three, then hung around for him to wake up, and then flew away with him in tow Michael Boisvert Ferrous Officer. Goofs Three's cheek scar comes and goes in this episode. They were betrayed by Traugott and have been captured by Ferrous.

So, what do we know about the upcoming Dark Matter TV show? Quite a few things. At long last, we have a premiere date for the TV show adaptation of Dark Matter.

Featured review. More to explore. The eleventh hour assistance from Teku and his Zairon loyalist ships was a great way to bring the Raza crew together with their former mate, and the battle outside the Project Phoenix shipyards was visually quite spectacular as well. Android got into the lock box and found a storage device that's password protected. Nothing ever goes as planned though, and Two, Three and Six get trapped behind enemy lines with a faulty bomb. Top picks Sign in to rate and Watchlist for personalized recommendations. See our predictions. Battle time! Related news. Perhaps a very mistrustful friendship as we discover what happened to Two on the station. Nor, for that matter, did this episode do any favors for Teku's character. Three : Not to make this all about me, but he also sent an assassin who tried to kill me Director Ron Murphy.