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* {{Narm}}: "It's our space baby!"
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ZCE and disambiguation
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* FoeYay: Paula and Wass
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* TheWoobie: Ajay
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unfortunate implications need citations.
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* UnfortunateImplications: The planned ending for the series would have had the objects create an alternate "perfect" reality, in which the various characters wouldn't have made certain key decisions in their past, leading to a new reality where Zoe worked in mission control and was raising Donner's child, instead of having an abortion and becoming an astronaut. Needless to say, no matter where one falls on the issue of abortion, having an entire reality declared ''invalid'' because she chose to put her astronaut career over motherhood, seems a little... extreme?!
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: The series seems to expect us to root for Zoe/Donner. But witness ''just how often'' she tells him to back off and he continues to [[StalkerWithACrush push into her space]] and intervene in her life as if he has a right to. While sleeping with someone else, even!
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too good to last cleanup
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* TooGoodToLast: The show had been canceled and its sets destroyed ''before all the episodes had even been aired''. That does not even consider that Creator/{{ABC}} had all summer to buy and advertise the show, but only purchased the show 3 weeks before the first episode aired.
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* UnfortunateImplications: The planned ending for the series would have had the objects create an alternate "perfect" reality, in which the various characters wouldn't have made certain key decisions in their past, such as Zoe working in mission control and raising Donner's child, instead of having an abortion and becoming an astronaut. Needless to say, no matter where one falls on the issue of abortion, having an entire reality declared ''invalid'' because she chose to put her career over motherhood, seems a little... extreme?!
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* UnfortunateImplications: The planned ending for the series would have had the objects create an alternate "perfect" reality, in which the various characters wouldn't have made certain key decisions in their past, such as leading to a new reality where Zoe working worked in mission control and was raising Donner's child, instead of having an abortion and becoming an astronaut. Needless to say, no matter where one falls on the issue of abortion, having an entire reality declared ''invalid'' because she chose to put her astronaut career over motherhood, seems a little... extreme?!
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* RomanticPlotTumor: The show spends tons of time on how Donner and Zoe had sex, she got pregnant, and didn't have a relationship again, but now are stuck in space together for six years, OMG!
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* RomanticPlotTumor: The show spends tons of time on how Donner and Zoe had sex, she got pregnant, and didn't have a relationship again, continue the relationship, but now are stuck in space together for six years, OMG!years! Cue drama!
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* UnfortunateImplications: The planned ending for the series would have had the objects create an alternate "perfect" reality, in which the various characters wouldn't have made certain key decisions in their past, such as Zoe working in mission control and raising Donner's child, instead of having an abortion and becoming an astronaut. Needless to say, no matter where one falls on the issue of abortion, having an entire reality declared ''invalid'' because she she chose to put her career over motherhood, seems a little... extreme?!
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* UnfortunateImplications: The planned ending for the series would have had the objects create an alternate "perfect" reality, in which the various characters wouldn't have made certain key decisions in their past, such as Zoe working in mission control and raising Donner's child, instead of having an abortion and becoming an astronaut. Needless to say, no matter where one falls on the issue of abortion, having an entire reality declared ''invalid'' because she she chose to put her career over motherhood, seems a little... extreme?!
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* UnfortunateImplications: The planned ending for the series would have had the objects create an alternate "perfect" reality, in which the various characters wouldn't have made certain key decisions in their past, such as Zoe working in mission control and raising Donner's child, instead of having an abortion and becoming an astronaut. Needless to say, no matter where one falls on the issue of abortion, having an entire reality declared ''invalid'' because she went through with it because she wanted to put her career over motherhood, seems a little... ''extreme!''
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* UnfortunateImplications: The planned ending for the series would have had the objects create an alternate "perfect" reality, in which the various characters wouldn't have made certain key decisions in their past, such as Zoe working in mission control and raising Donner's child, instead of having an abortion and becoming an astronaut. Needless to say, no matter where one falls on the issue of abortion, having an entire reality declared ''invalid'' because she went through with it because she wanted chose to put her career over motherhood, seems a little... ''extreme!''extreme?!
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* UnfortunateImplications: The planned ending for the series would have had the objects create an alternate "perfect" reality, in which the various characters wouldn't have made certain key decisions in their past, such as Zoe working in mission control and raising Donner's child, instead of having an abortion and becoming an astronaut. Needless to say, no matter where one falls on the issue of abortion, having an entire reality declared ''invalid'' because she went through with it because she wanted to put her career over motherhood, seems a little... ''extreme!''
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* RomanticPlotTumor: The show spends tons of time on how Donner and Zoe had sex, she got pregnant, and didn't have a relationship again, but now are stuck in space together for six years, OMG!
* TooGoodToLast: The show had been canceled and its sets destroyed ''before all the episodes had even been aired''. That does not even consider that {{ABC}} had all summer to buy and advertise the show, but only purchased the show 3 weeks before the first episode aired.
* TooGoodToLast: The show had been canceled and its sets destroyed ''before all the episodes had even been aired''. That does not even consider that {{ABC}} had all summer to buy and advertise the show, but only purchased the show 3 weeks before the first episode aired.
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* RomanticPlotTumor: The show spends tons of time on how Donner and Zoe had sex, she got pregnant, and didn't have a relationship again, but now are stuck in space together for six years, OMG!
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* TooGoodToLast: The show had been canceled and its sets destroyed ''before all the episodes had even been aired''. That does not even consider that{{ABC}} Creator/{{ABC}} had all summer to buy and advertise the show, but only purchased the show 3 weeks before the first episode aired.
* TooGoodToLast: The show had been canceled and its sets destroyed ''before all the episodes had even been aired''. That does not even consider that
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* RomanticPlotTumor: The show spends tons of time on how Donner and Zoe had sex, made a baby, and didn't have a relationship again, but now are stuck in space together for six years, OMG!
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* RomanticPlotTumor: The show spends tons of time on how Donner and Zoe had sex, made a baby, she got pregnant, and didn't have a relationship again, but now are stuck in space together for six years, OMG!
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Zoe's Halloween costume, after her hysterectomy, is what she would "never become": [[spoiler: a pregnant astronaut]]
* FoeYay: Paula and Wass
* FridgeBrilliance: Why do we have FTL communication in an otherwise fairly hard Sci-Fi show? The Alpha and Beta objects when they're first detected communicate using some sort of FTL radio, their communication is picked up by radio telescope scientist types, and there's clearly no communication lag. From studying the communication and the Beta object FTL telecomms is born.
* FoeYay: Paula and Wass
* FridgeBrilliance: Why do we have FTL communication in an otherwise fairly hard Sci-Fi show? The Alpha and Beta objects when they're first detected communicate using some sort of FTL radio, their communication is picked up by radio telescope scientist types, and there's clearly no communication lag. From studying the communication and the Beta object FTL telecomms is born.
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* TooGoodToLast: The show had been canceled and its sets destroyed ''before all the episodes had even been aired''. That does not even consider that {{ABC}} had all summer to buy and advertise the show, but only purchased the show 3 weeks before the first episode aired.
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* TooGoodToLast: The show had been canceled and its sets destroyed ''before all the episodes had even been aired''. That does not even consider that {{ABC}} had all summer to buy and advertise the show, but only purchased the show 3 weeks before the first episode aired.aired.
* TheWoobie: Ajay
* TheWoobie: Ajay
