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I gave it a 1.

I thought they all died and were in the afterlife.

I thought he died and this was the family in the afterlife.

3 and 4. Love Dodecahedron. Everyone cheats in all episodes.

5. Oh my sweet summer child. 2FL is the best, nicest character of the bunch.

Money laundering? Tax breaks?

1. WTF was that? Wasn't this supposed to be a wacky comedy?

2. Divorced Gyno friend, "I should go." Yeah, he's an OBGYN with a medical license who actually went to astronaut school. Yeah, HE should be the one to go to the space station, not Gong.

3. "MOTHERF#CKER!" Seriously? A professional NASA chief would never say that. And how is a Soyuz rocket being launched from Houston?

4. So Eve wants to have the baby in space because it will die in her womb if she goes down to Earth now? It'll die if it goes down after being born in zero gravity and then experiencing 4Gs. All its bones will break, among other problems. A baby can't do 2 hours on a treadmill and weight training to keep their bones weight bearing. Especially when they were "grown" so to speak, in zero gravity, too.

5. Gong STOLE Eve's birth mother letter from her apartment. Who does that? Who steals their girlfriend's important mail and takes it with them? The writer wanted the birth mother to find it, but this was a stupid plot device.

6. Gong, "I've never told a woman to let her baby die until now," says the man who aborted an ectopic pregnancy for Go-Eun. Technically, he never asked her, because she was unconscious.

7. Kuang-Su to Go-Eun, "We should try for a baby again." Smooth talker. I'm not sure how Oh Jung Se said that with a straight face. Worst pickup line ever. No, I lied. "Marry me" during a press conference. I HOPE Go-Eun said NOOOOOOOOOOOO!

8. So the lottery ticket story line ended with a whimper and a space station clinic that will never come to pass. Wasted money.

9. Wait, what? A biological mother CAN donate blood to their own daughter if they have the same blood type. SCIENCE FAIL!!!! This writer. GRRRRRR. STOOOOOPID.

10. Let's name the baby after a fruit fly.

11. Happy family ending. Time jump fakeout. Let's riot. (Ending number 1.)

12. Don't drop, I mean don't float the baby!

13. Why doesn't she tell Gong her pelvis is broken? Why doesn't Gong check for that, since it's obviously one of the big things that everyone was worried about?

14. How are you? "Okay." Netflix translation "Fine." Oh, we can kill off the mother now, because the baby was born. grrrrrrrr. (Ending number 2.)

15. One year later time jump! Rioters assemble!

16. That baby can never come to Earth. Its bones would crumble during 4G reentry. If it isn't scared to death by the reentry.

17. And they're calling Gong "Dr." now? How'd he get his license back? He already broke his 4 year probation by leaving the freaking planet.

18. How'd they cremate Eve in space? SCIENCE FAIL. It takes an incredible amount of energy and special equipment to cremate a body.

19. So Gong and baby died, too? WTF? I'm not surprised the baby died. There's no way it was coming down to Earth after being born and raised in space.

20. Gong floating out into space to commit space suicide after scattering Eve's ashes? (Ending number 3?)

21. I assume that last scene was the family in the afterlife since there was a woman (Eve?) running towards the wheelchair and child. (Ending number 4?) There's no way Gong is in a wheelchair on Earth with the child being older and running around (Ending number 5?) That child would have either died during reentry or be in a wheelchair, too.

22. And we never even got to see "the terrible twos" and "space potty training." I bet that space station was covered in puke, poop, and boogers. They let that baby just float around the space station by itself. Even Gong couldn't handle moving around in zero g's easily.

So, this show ended in a TOTAL FAIL. I feel sorry for the actors and the special effects people, who all did a great job. The writer and director really let them down.

UPDATE: I just watched the original teaser trailer (Thanks lilili!!!) Wow, the actors were sold a bait and switch. The original teaser trailer has meteors hitting the Earth and destroying it. Nothing about sex in space.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vexDWztUJyE

I bet the conversation with the actors went like this:

"We want you for this show about heavenly bodies colliding." (Meteors hitting the Earth.)

Later, "We rewrote the script. It's now about heavenly bodies colliding." (Sex in space.)

Picking my brain up from the coat check and leaving, Episode 16.

Oh, you're going to love it when they kill 8 morula (embryos). 7 get put through a paper shredder, and one 1 is killed with acid. You'll love it when a new mom abandons her newborn child in a taxi and runs away. You'll love the suicide attempt by a wannabe mother. You'll love it when the new mother dies right after childbirth because her lover/doctor doesn't bother to check for the one medical problem they were talking about for the previous 9 months.

Yeah, it's really pro-life. Watch it.

2. Bad, bad science.

5. I fully expect to have to riot.

11. Whatever Kang-Su had on that tablet is probably in The Cloud or saved on The Internet somewhere. It's not like he burned a piece of paper.

1. Speaking of coat checks, I love Dr. Na's pink coat.

2. I'm not surprised they killed off the morula. It gets Dr. Na and the child out of MZ grandpa's psycho plans.

3. I'm still amazed that however many episodes ago when Eve and Gong got back to Earth, and she was COMPLAINING OF PREGNANCY SYMPTOMS, that nobody did a pregnancy test on her. And I'm surprised that nobody in the space agency did a pregnancy test on any of the female astronauts before they went up to the space station.

4. Red haired mommy was very chummy with divorced gyno friend at the Gong's hearing. I wouldn't be surprised if they become a couple, or already are a secret couple.

5. Go-Eun continues to be a good girl friend. Honestly, she's my favorite character. Everyone else at space camp can die in the vacuum of outer space. They writer better not have her get back together with Kang-Su, or I'll riot.

6. Why do they have a full sized ultrasound machine on the space station? I thought they only had a mouse sized ultrasound machine up there.

7. If that baby is developing in zero gravity, its bones are going to be so fragile. It can't run on a treadmill 2 hours a day to keep up bone strength. And as hard as reentry was on the astronauts, yeah, that's going to kill a fetus.

8. Now I no longer want SPACE BABEEEEEEEES. The writer waited too long to introduce a n actual baby into the plot.

9. Gong has been stripped of his medical license. There's no way they're sending him back up there. Divorced gyno was in the space program. They should send him up there.

10. How is that space station functioning "better than before" when it's pockmarked with debris hits and NONE of the solar panels are working? All the solar panels are broken. What the heck did they fix? One hole? And vacuumed up the moisture?

10. Episode 16 better not have a 1 year gap where nobody talks to each other, but I bet it does..

11. Kang-Su microwaving his tablet cracked me up. Yeah, that's not suspicious at all.

12. Kang-Su offering to pay Gong's fine with his lottery winnings was nice. Kang-Su offering to give Eve a job was nice.

Checking my brain at the coat check, Episode 15.

I think a 13 year old has more knowledge about how the science works than the writer has.

But did you burn down a space station while running?

Except it's not science fiction. It's a fictional show that includes real science that they're getting completely wrong. Sorry, I've been ranting about this for weeks. I'm with you.

And he's A MARRIED MAN. It's not like she's dating a single guy who got his heart. That's what's icky.

Nope. It's creepy, like what a stalker would do. He's known her how long? 2 weeks? And he goes and gets a marriage license without telling her?

If a man I met at work 1 week ago busted into my bedroom to say he liked me, and then at the 2 week mark, showed up at my front door with a marriage license, I'd get a restraining order.

I'm not a hater. The actors are great. It's the writer and director who let us down.

I had the same thought. I think it's because Netflix translated "Ajumma " as "aunties."

Actually, I'm not sure what the 3 mommies were called in the Korean version. It may not have been "Ajumma" but Netflix still implied that the ladies were all sisters by using "aunties."

I'm rating it low because the writer didn't get basic science right. Basic science that everyone knows. People have seen space stuff. This isn't sci-fi. This is space stuff that's been going on for decades during our lifetime. People know how IVF works. People know how cell phones work. And yet the writer consistently gets it all wrong. Plus the stupid relationship dramas. This show could have, should have, been so much better.

Hahahah. Do you mean you'll miss it as in "I'm not going to watch it?" Or do you mean you'll miss it AFTER watching it?

I'm watching this train wreck, and unlike other shows I've dropped, I'm actually enjoying it in a "it's so bad it's gone around to good again" sort of way. I yell at the screen constantly, because the writing is ridiculous, and yet I'm enjoying watching it.