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Earth doesn't have much time left. Earthlings found a potential hospitable planet and sent a large unit to colonize it and make livable for the rest of humanity. Everyone was to be placed in a cryogenic pod until they reached, but trouble signalled. About a year before they were to reach their destination (traveling at warp speed), the ship breaks down and ultimately what ends up happening is that all of the leaders and professionals who were supposed to lead the way and help build the new colony died in the ship destruction. What's left of the crew is mid-leadership, and given that it's now a fight for survival given limited resources and an unpredictable future, a power struggle ensues. Anyways, the meat of the series so far is how the crew adapts to the constant threats to their existence as resources dwindle. There's also a very whodunit mystery-eque vibe to the series, as it's revealed that quite a few of the crewmates are hiding secrets, that the destruction of the ship maybe have been conspired, that things on Earth may not have been as described, and by episode 1 of 2, someone is already murdered without a trace.
Syfy is notorious for getting the audience invested into the story only to gut the series after 1 season. The themes and tropes here remind me of Lost in Space and the 100, so I'll be staying tuned, but I know some of the tropes might not sit well with some brehs. So far, the only off-ship/off-arc scenes are flashbacks from before disaster... So it's looking like the setting might just be the ark for the whole series. It's only two episodes in so I don't know for sure. Even if that happens to be the case, I've personally seen it being done well in sci-fi so that won't deter me from viewing.
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Out of this world! Dean Devlin's 'The Ark' takes off with biggest SYFY premiere in 2 years
The Ark is proof that folks still love to launch off for a good, old fashioned sci-fi adventure. According to a new report from The Wrap, the freshman SYFY series from co-creators Dean Devlin (Stargate, Independence Day) and Jonathan Glassner (Stargate SG-1) has become the network's most-watched...
Syfy is notorious for getting the audience invested into the story only to gut the series after 1 season. The themes and tropes here remind me of Lost in Space and the 100, so I'll be staying tuned, but I know some of the tropes might not sit well with some brehs. So far, the only off-ship/off-arc scenes are flashbacks from before disaster... So it's looking like the setting might just be the ark for the whole series. It's only two episodes in so I don't know for sure. Even if that happens to be the case, I've personally seen it being done well in sci-fi so that won't deter me from viewing.
Ok now what are the tropes you talking about are they
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oh I see the wesley crusher trope

It's low budget and dumb as hell but there's some charm to the core characters and the fukkery is keeping me engaged.
Those fukkers sure do love extinguishing their hottest shows. I can't tell whether it's just a sci-fi thing or its a network thing, but it happens time and time again
Damn, I liked Lane as number 2. Lane can be greasy but I feel like Garnet made a mistake discharging breh, she should have just demote him.