A lot of really nice moments in this ep, I thought.
I liked that Maldonado bothered to ask about how Dorian was taking it, and Kennex comforted him.
John Larroquette not being what he seemed.... happens in many series where the actor guest stars, so I was not surprised. But building an army of souled androids has tons of potential - I'd love to see if some of them were more like Dorian - if some of them could be talked out of what they're doing, for instance.
I'm always excited to see robots throw down with each other.
And I've been waiting for John's leg to kick some ass lol. Though I have mixed feelings about the way the show uses John's feelings about his leg as a metaphor for his feelings about technology + Dorian. (Of course with slash goggles, I love that John is starting to like them both more and more).
And the Wall makes this society seem like it's going past troubled society right toward dystopian society. Not sure how I feel, but it's both a plausible and a very sci-fi direction to go.
I liked that Maldonado bothered to ask about how Dorian was taking it, and Kennex comforted him.
John Larroquette not being what he seemed.... happens in many series where the actor guest stars, so I was not surprised. But building an army of souled androids has tons of potential - I'd love to see if some of them were more like Dorian - if some of them could be talked out of what they're doing, for instance.
I'm always excited to see robots throw down with each other.
And I've been waiting for John's leg to kick some ass lol. Though I have mixed feelings about the way the show uses John's feelings about his leg as a metaphor for his feelings about technology + Dorian. (Of course with slash goggles, I love that John is starting to like them both more and more).
And the Wall makes this society seem like it's going past troubled society right toward dystopian society. Not sure how I feel, but it's both a plausible and a very sci-fi direction to go.
Overall, I really liked the episode!
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