s01e06 — Six Degrees of Freedom

Someone retold Pelevin's "Omon Ra" to the screenwriters, but they did not understand and decided in their own way)
So far, a bad rebut of the series.

Well, I must say, I found this series very interesting. She kept me in suspense until the last second.
apparently, as luck would have it: some episodes will suck, some will deserve attention)

this series is better than the previous ones, but it was predictable that they were still being watched by aliens

The captain of the Mars colonization mission is a lesbian Negro, well, who would doubt it. I also liked the choice of an actor for the role of a character named Ray Tanaka. Well, the holy faith that the Russians and North Koreans with their inflatable bomb of one and a half kilotons can smash the world.

The first thought was a simulation. That's a lot of crap

I dropped it at 10 minutes because it was boring and fucked up, plus the impression from the previous episodes was bad. In general, the restart failed, I hope they will send it to the shelf so that in 20 years it will be unsuccessfully revived again

Tanaka tanaka

I liked this series too. Although there was no politics here either. But there's nothing to be done about it, because the director likes to bring up these topics in his works.

Oh, I feel like there's going to be a lot of negativity from the next episode...

So far, the first interesting episode of the season

Wow, just WOW! This series takes on all new towers! Who would have thought that I, a person who likes the theme of space, locked people, uncertainty, Mars and all that, would take and not like the series! That's how boring it was to submit a series.. It's like that..Don't know..A fan of dinosaur fighting games in the future will not like a game specifically in the fighting game genre, also with dinosaurs and also in the future.
but! I can't help but admit that it also seemed to me that this series, so far, is the only one that was less boring to watch unlike the others. At some point, I even had hope that the series might break up by the sixth episode, but alas and ah..

And damn, the authors know how to hook a person, I just wanted to throw a series, like here's a series about space..I watched it and wanted to quit, but then the youngest Farmiga lit up.....
Well, how can I not watch another episode now?)))

I like gray, but fuck it, it's so cranberry

It would be more fun if he really died for nothing, that it was all glitches, and the earth really burned down from a nuclear explosion...and that's how it's expected with these aliens...well, or that he was right after all and this is a simulation and everything is happening on earth...not these mysterious aliens and the "great filter" or whatever it is...

Each episode is some kind of game, after which you sit a little in awe)))

Some kind of shitty observers.
The man checked for crystals for 150 (?) days, but they did not notice it / nothing alerted them. And the simulation was fixed only after he told about its drawback.

Even if they didn't understand what he was doing and why, they could also look for information related to his actions somewhere.
Or did they not observe people in the restrooms for some reason?

The most successful series so far )

I like the theme of space, so I liked the series. There is something mysterious and alluring about this.

How realistic is it that most of the girls will take on a team on a difficult mission to Mars and, moreover, one of them is the commander? I don't think this is very realistic, because in space conditions, and even upon arrival on another planet, women need special conditions, no one canceled cycles, additional care, the need for a gynecologist, or at least a universal doctor, etc. Still so freaked out about and for no reason, where is the psychological training, where is professionalism, responsibility and the ability to think and act in stressful situations? Not astronauts, but some kind of weeping. But in general, the concept came from a la Matrix, the execution failed

What was it really like?