This is probably a good time to acknowledge that the current MB government isn't shaping up to have a great environmental record, taking a bold stand against the federal carbon tax and fighting to keep zebra-mussel-positive lakes to be kept open.
Okay, the lore on these things is convoluted-but-fun.
These alien vessels were provided to the Khitomer Alliance by a variant Iconian civilization that was found in a neighboring dimension, after a strike team that included an Aetherian ally helped ward off an existence-threatening attack by their variant version of the Borg. Significant similarities exist between these starships, and the Obelisk Carriers found in our own reality, though with more modernized technology and capabilities, including an even more resilient structural field, and improved mobility.
individual discussion threads for each episode that come out one or two a day,
BRB adding this as an option
Personally, I prefer option 1, if enough people are going to participate.
Nothing, nor would I be interested in trying.
My Agents of Yesterday character became my main for a very long time - lots of fun.
I despise ranking things, as I find it reductive.
That said, I think "Boom," "73 Yards," and "Dot and Bubble" were all-timers, with every other episode being sone degree of "fine," in my opinion.
"Space Babies" probably comes in last.
I actually have a Dyson Sphere themed character, so I might have an excuse to use it regularly!
I want to see more screenshots, but it sure looks purdy.
yes exactly
Sounds like that's exactly it - it's only briefly mentioned:
At this point in the episode as originally scripted, RTD explains, the Remembered TARDIS had collapsed and disappeared after depositing the Doctor, Ruby and Mel in 2046. That was an SFX sequence too far for this already-packed episode, and so it was cut from the script.