Me too. I liked how quickly her original cover story fell apart. The woman has zero forms of ID with her, not even a driver’s licence. I’m guessing she’ll have to somehow get fake physical IDs and a passport in addition to Alec hacking various American & Canadian databases.
I caught the first five or six episodes in its original run. I liked it, but eventually lost track of it.
I’m 2 episodes in as well, and i said the same thing to my wife. I’m so glad they didn’t let such a flimsy story stand for any length of time. It fell apart like it should.
I don’t think we’re supposed to root for the bad guys. They’re so evil, they put dead women in the refrigerator. (Okay, not a perfect example of the trope because the body never got named, but you see my point.) I don’t think we’re supposed to like the idea of the incorporated future Keira is defending either. I like the shades of gray. There is potential in there.
Hey I can watch it now. Thanks, Syfy!
Wasn’t sure why the bad guys were trying to get back to their own time, when they hadn’t even really done anything yet, but at least that one guy (the one who was looking at the house where he “used to” live) seemed to get that.
Did I miss something? Do they explain why the “freedom fighters” want to go back in the second episode? This is really bugging me.
I assumed it was because they came too far back in time.
Yeah, they originally meant to travel six years back in time, not sixty-five.
I thought the building where the atom smasher was located looked a little dodgy. It looked like the kind of place where Vinnie the Goombah will take you if you want to do a little investigatin’ the fundamental laws of the universe on the down low.