An easy salvage job turns deadly as the Killjoys are forced into a standoff with their deadliest enemy yet: their own secrets.

Quick Reviews

Annie: I loved it! My favorite episode so far, with lots of gross/creepy moments and solid suspense. Loved the humor and all the Johncy moments! And I know I sound like broken record, but Dutch is such a BADASS with her plan to rescue D’avin.
Kris: Awesomely creepy episode with a few solid “WHAAA??!?” moments. And, as always, affirmation of the familial bonds between our main characters.

Notable Elements

D’avin doesn’t remember what happened, but he remembers that he killed his squad
Clever use of nanites (Nanites are also mentioned in Dark Matter. Wonder if they’re the same kind of nanites?)
Great sets — the bridge, creepy infirmary, hallways, etc.
“He’s on my crew now, he’s my partner.” Aww! Dutch sticking up for D’avin and calling him part of the crew!

“I love you, but you’re an idiot.” First line of the episode. So representative of the relationships on this show.
“Let’s go find some treasure and blow shit up.” So guy like!
Space rats
Lucy as an iPod, John’s choice of music
Hogan is cray cray!
Dutch going out the airlock – WHAAA??!
“How is that in any way loving me?” Poor D’avin!
“Favorites, my ass! I’m taking over, you mechanical bitch!” LOL!
“It’s not my fault you’re filthy.”
More D’avin/John bonding!
Khlyen/Dutch scene, Khylen threatening Johnny
Lost Girl actors – Richard Clarkin as Hogan, Christine Horne as Dr. Lyra Grange

Why did Lucy detect no life forms when Hogan and Wilson were still aboard?
What is Red 17? Did it even have any meaning or was it just a question to continue the endless torture cycle?
How were Dutch and D’avin able to decontaminate on Lucy when the program running the nanites was fried?
Who put memory blockers in D’avin? Why?
What does Khlyen want from Dutch? Where are they going?

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