Tachi Rocinante

OK, I get that, but nobody in Starfleet ever has either?

Pardon me for being light on my lore, but how did they not know he was Breen? is he the first one ever to go helmetless or something?

No idols, no advantages, one tribe from the start . . .

The problem with mental defectives like the woman who suggested the bodies be exhumed is that you could show her (for the purposes of discussion, if it existed) 4K video of all the shootings on an 80-inch HD TV and she would just shake her head and say, "that's fake".

Glen Fleshler is playing a character named Sorrell Booker and dressed like Boss Hogg. Who the fuck thought that would even be remotely funny?

Not a game player so I'm sure I missed some references and in-jokes. So if they nuked Shady Sands did they nuke other places too? Did they blame it on China? Since Coop saw multiple explosions, we're those retaliatory or did Shady Sands require more than one nuke? The Roomba-brain was just dumb. I enjoyed it enough I guess.

So the Vault overseers have been lying to the young ones about how long they've actually been down there? Or did I misunderstand the awkward conversation between Lucy and Max?

A nice mix of dark humor and gory action. However, I am already over the moldy oldie music. It set the scenes in episode 1 and was decent background for episode 2. If it continues, it will become fucking annoying. It is no longer necessary. Also, I love Walton Goggins, but he's channeling Boyd a little too much.

Lucy MacLean? Really? I know it's spelled different but come on. (Lucy is John McClane's daughter in the Die Hard movies.) Never played the games, but the first episode was decent enough. Did Maximus put the razor blade in his friend's boot, or not?

Well that was, something, I guess. Relationship drama always seems to drag episodes down. The Trill pool reminded me of Aretuza.

Pretty convenient how the ship veered off course all the way onto the ground so as to not disrupt traffic in the Panama Canal for the next few weeks/months. If the last level of the video game was the "grand plan reveal", what was the point of the earlier levels? Fake sympathy for their plight?

C.J. Snare, the lead singer of Firehouse, passed away after a battle with Stage IV colon cancer. RIP.

Six episodes? I'll watch, but that seems like a bit much.

And so the inevitable dark closing chapters of the story have begun. 😟

Kinda getting Scientology vibes . . .