(I'm not sure exactly what to call these nameless aliens other than the CGI aliens the show never calls them anything except 'the aliens' or 'the lifeforms.') Ransom had escaped in the Equinox along with hostages Seven and Doc, while the Equinox's EMH, sans ethical subroutines, had smuggled himself aboard Voyager, where he began pretending to be the Voyager EMH. When we last left Janeway and her crew, Voyager was coming under attack by a swarm of aliens from another realm-aliens who were attacking in retaliation for being used as 'fuel' for Ransom's jerry-rigged warp drive.

'Equinox II' is ready to launch into its new action-oriented direction, but it's also ready to think about how it's getting there. Whereas ' Equinox, Part I' seemed more focused on showing us who these Equinox crew members were, what they were hiding and planning, and the hell they'd been through that made them less likely to listen to their consciences, 'Equinox, Part II' is essentially finished with that stage of the story the motives have been set in motion and the show launches into action mode. Given the preset stipulations-i.e., it must be resolved in an hour, regular characters cannot be radically changed or killed, the Equinox must be destroyed, peace with the aliens must be attained, and Captain Ransom must die (I just can't picture an ending where the writers would've let him live)-'Equinox II' manages to get a good amount of mileage out of the story. On a story level, 'Equinox, Part II' manages to work fairly well, too. If you're a fan of Janeway in badass mode, you will probably revel in 'Equinox, Part II,' an episode that shows Janeway's teeth at perhaps their most sharpened-a captain who on this day is not taking any prisoners, conveyed by a Kate Mulgrew performance whose take-charge-of-a-scene attitude is capable of sending chills. Nutshell: A lot of good character work within a good action show, although there are enough questionable moments to hold it back. Review by Jamahl Epsicokhan 'He'll break.' - Janeway, defending roundabout torture What are the origins of some of the characters? What will happen to X now? We hope that season 2 will give some answers to all these questions.Story by Rick Berman & Brannon Braga & Joe Menosky Although the ending is mostly final, there are some unsolved stories.

The end of the first season leads Astrid to find some conclusive answers, which also involve her mother. This causes Astrid to investigate the mystery behind the disappearance of all these people and how it was possible that nothing was known about them in more than 20 years. Traumatized by the incident, Astrid is still plagued by horrible visions.īy 2020, you can move on, but then you receive a call from one of the three survivors from 1999, who speaks to you through his radio show. Regarding the plot, fans know that in 1999, nine-year-old Astrid receives extremely shocking news: a whole class of students, including her sister, disappears without explanation. However, in recent months the companies have resumed their activities, and, considering that Netflix is behind the production of this program if part 2 is renewed, it would go into production as soon as possible. The coronavirus pandemic has hit the entertainment industry hard, especially film and television productions.

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