Also, when Dillon opened the slipstream ejection doors while in the slipstream, wouldn't that be what is refered to as a 'bad thing'? Not that exposing the interior of his ship to the vagueries of an extra-dimensional space would be cause for alarm.... (Just in case someone feels like suggesting that their might have been an energy barrier, such a barrier surely would have prevented the rather cheesy portrayal of the chamber venting it's atmosphere into space.)

BTW, her remarks before the final scenario were a bit silly. How was she "trusting in Dylan" any more than in the other scenarios? She still intervened by giving him specific information & instruction at a specific time. After the near-success of the next-to-last sequence, I thought the 'jump back to slipstream immediately' option should have been obvious.

When did this happen? and why don't the main cast have to wear commonwealth uniforms?

Mind you, I too had problems with several story points others have already mentioned. Tiers neck crick forced a guffaw from me. His pulling a knife on an armored opponent forced a chuckle. Trusting Captain Hunt as a solution sounded like a last minute rewrite more than a serious part of the story. Couldn't she visit that possibility as well?

I was hoping to see a story that gives us the effort a being such as trance undergoes to give that important remark that helps the crew survive. What I got from it was the idiotic ending that showed that Dillion Hunt could do no wrong even without her aid.

- Sheesh! -