WIthout failing to understand that children's sci-fi differs from normal,
this episode was a deal-breaker for me, the scene where the childrens' accidental risking of the ship from moving cables around, and then subsequent bizzare wax-surfing scene, was it, that's it,.. no more, forget it - he spontaneously decides, when they're needing to stay hidden,.. to draw this military's attention TOWARDS their direction, at the same time as having a plan to distract their fire (that had NOT been in-range and already-firing) by being able to fly around faster after coating surfaces of this military base first with board-wax, even though, they're FLYING, not rolling, sliding, whatever, and their WEIGHT would be upon the wax/surface.
Oh, right. Lead me to your light.
So i can snuff it out by the time i realize how much it never protected me.
No thanks production-crew / editors / producers,.. w.t.f.
Someone in the writing crew, owns an antique candelabra?
What's the reason, writers/editors. Explanation please.
this episode was a deal-breaker for me, the scene where the childrens' accidental risking of the ship from moving cables around, and then subsequent bizzare wax-surfing scene, was it, that's it,.. no more, forget it - he spontaneously decides, when they're needing to stay hidden,.. to draw this military's attention TOWARDS their direction, at the same time as having a plan to distract their fire (that had NOT been in-range and already-firing) by being able to fly around faster after coating surfaces of this military base first with board-wax, even though, they're FLYING, not rolling, sliding, whatever, and their WEIGHT would be upon the wax/surface.
Oh, right. Lead me to your light.
So i can snuff it out by the time i realize how much it never protected me.
No thanks production-crew / editors / producers,.. w.t.f.
Someone in the writing crew, owns an antique candelabra?
What's the reason, writers/editors. Explanation please.