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Unfortunately, that's Reign Of Fire (also known as Apocalypse Nowish because of some behinds the scenes kerfuffle).

She's a Castithan who dyed her hair, I think.

Ark debris preventing the launching of satellites makes a lot of sense, tbh. If a sufficiently large explosion happens in orbit around the earth, e.g. the destruction of an alien fleet, then the resulting debris could trigger a permanently orbiting cloud of debris that'd never be slowed or stopped. If sufficiently…

-Kenya's kidnappers forget about her/leave her alive for no reason at all

THIS IS A GOOD RETORT!

Not a fan of Occam's Razor?

I'm pretty sure that Hibbs was intended to be a recurring flashback character, though i don't recall where I read that(I could be wrong)

I'm gonna be a downer (again) and argue that I don't think too much of Homecoming (Outlaws — and pretty much the rest of the season, barring one or two episodes — are pretty good though). I'm not sure where to start:

I think he recognises that Berlin would never give Irisa the lee-way that Tommy does. Irisia would be turned in on the spot if Berlin had half a clue about what was going on — or Irisa would kill/infect her.

That's cool. So, are the encounter suits tailored to the individual, do you think?

I think what clinches this for me is, that as far as I remember, all the people depicted in the opening credits (whether raptured or not) are white.

I'd been trying to integrate this episode's two lead plots thematically, and failing, but your post has helped me think about the episode in a new light. Thanks.

Kind of wish the production design had come up with an encounter suit design for the Gulanee that didn't require them to be entirely CGI. I know they're hamstrung by the game's designs, but I'd rather they had rendered it physically (with admittedly expensive animatronics for the second set of arms).

Her encounter suit had a feminine chest design, so I guess that's what they were referring to (unless, of course, all Gulanee identify as female).

Really thought the end of the episode would reveal that Zaheer had cooled the lava and hidden in an air pocked inside it, hence the pumice stones joke later in the episode.

Though, characters like Nolan or Irisa have the convenience of not being disposable. Why would they have been able to come up with some noisemaker bomb or impressive trick? The same reason there was a convenient ledge for Pottinger and Nolan to hide on when the Gulanee entered the room. There had to be a solution,…

There are an unfortunate number of Australian authors who spell using Americanisms — "math" instead of "maths", "zee" instead of "zed" (or even s). I've been marked down for essays where I've spelt words completely correctly.

We see a shadow, and that shadow's pretty similar to the smoke monster's outline (in as much as it can have a defined outline).

I'm always surprised that, SPOILERS, the first episode post-Boone, the one where Shannon goes off the rails and tries to kill Locke, isn't a Shannon episode, it's one that focusses on viewing her through another significant man in her life.