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One mystery they didn't clear was was the "mines", i wonder how/where they are with what we know about the layout of the silo, and how they avoid mines of one silo breaking into the mines of another.

Great finale. The last bit did throw me for a few seconds though, i thought there had been a glitch and i was watching another show. :)

I just hope season 3 won't be as much in the dark as season 2.

Is that woke? I thought that was just not being nasty to people.

Was there anything woke about season 3? I am struggling to think of anything.

Really showed how to build a season to a crescendo. Superb stuff and left a lot of things up in the air for the next season...

Yeah a bit dark, what could be dramatic (and darkly humorous) is for Kelly to discover life on Mars and the asteroid wipes it out.

I suspect Miles might find getting North Koreans to be his muscle will prove to... problematical.

Maybe that is a growing issue with the base and the way it is being run, short cuts are taken and people doing stuff they shouldn't be. This could be setting the base up for a potential disaster later on, we know from the trailer there is an explosion at some stage.

Well they showed that Helios was a bit slack with the satellite, maybe thats not the only area.

Thats interesting, the last episode i saw was with the Kromaggs v1.0 then.

I think i only saw it up to the start of the Kromaggs, some of the alt-history ideas were interesting such as the society where smart people competed in competition (instead of sport).

Or the Commander wasn't told by control, which is easily believable.

She could have been on birth control but its not 100% effective...

Er how exactly is the astronaut going to give that testimony?

I think the Soviets are portrayed realistically and well, largely they are fine people apart from the commander who is a bit of an ass but lets face it the commander of such a mission would be a true believer party fanatic.

I guess you could say Ed has shown that Margo was right in not wanting him on Mars. They don't believe the story that Gordo and Tracy saved the base wrapped in duct tape, which ironically is true though maybe they'll discover the actual conspiracy (the 2nd reactor) while trying to discover ThE...

Would be quite ironic/funny (depending on how dark your sense of humour is) if the underground aquifer was where the last remains of life on Mars was and the humans have just wiped them out.

Maybe Margo defects to the workers' paradise, that would be an interesting twist.