Spoilers Dark Matter - Season 2

[captainkirk]

Even if Four was reverted to the same state he was at in episode 1, wouldn't the same thing happen all over again? Their memories were erased but their personalities were still distinct from each other. He would still more than likely discover his old identity and try to reclaim his throne, and if he knew the crew had taken him from it, he would almost certainly kill them.

 

[jaime]

Even if Four was reverted to the same state he was at in episode 1, wouldn't the same thing happen all over again? Their memories were erased but their personalities were still distinct from each other. He would still more than likely discover his old identity and try to reclaim his throne, and if he knew the crew had taken him from it, he would almost certainly kill them.

He only recovered his memories due to the specific pressures applied to him. They may not apply in a different situation...especially if he were to voluntarily undergo the wipe (or replace them with a backup of the four identity.) I also think he is not an antagonist yet.

 

[captainkirk]

He only recovered his memories due to the specific pressures applied to him. They may not apply in a different situation...especially if he were to voluntarily undergo the wipe (or replace them with a backup of the four identity.) I also think he is not an antagonist yet.

As soon as he found out in the first season that he was the heir to the throne he made plans to get his memories back and return to his world. He also caused the explosion on the station and murdered hundreds of people purely to benefit himself.

 

[jaime]

As soon as he found out in the first season that he was the heir to the throne he made plans to get his memories back and return to his world. He also caused the explosion on the station and murdered hundreds of people purely to benefit himself.

See , I saw him struggle with the decision before choosing to get his memories back, not least because that world of his past was still chasing him. I remember little about the finale, but even if he blew the station...he's not an antagonist yet. He's grey.

 

[captainkirk]

See , I saw him struggle with the decision before choosing to get his memories back, not least because that world of his past was still chasing him. I remember little about the finale, but even if he blew the station...he's not an antagonist yet. He's grey.

Well Mallozzi revealed on his blog that he's going to be the big bad of the season, so I don't think he's going to be gray for long.

 

[Wouter]

Sneak peek from an episode of the new season:

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Mallozzi posted a link to it on his blog.

Edit: and also this, a Spanish language trailer for S3 (much better than the earlier released one, IMO):

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