No, well, this is a normal move - they were repaired, and they blew up the station to hell! Like, "The automatic repair station was working, and then Archer flew in and destroyed everything. " That is, of course she did not do well, but the lack of any scrupulousness about everything else is somehow annoying. This is a computer, not some kind of villain. The screenwriters could have found some other way. In short, they screwed up with the moral T.Z. imho.
Yeah.. The station could have said directly that one crew member was paying. Moral ones and with minor breakdowns could safely move on. And for those who are critical, they would have already chosen - a ship or one life.. And so I agree, the station was working for itself, and Archer just blew it up without even trying to talk.
Like, "The automatic repair station was working, and then Archer flew in and destroyed everything.
" That is, of course she did not do well, but the lack of any scrupulousness about everything else is somehow annoying. This is a computer, not some kind of villain. The screenwriters could have found some other way. In short, they screwed up with the moral T.Z. imho.