http://www.threeifbyspace.net/2015/08/dark-matter-episode-10-review-razas-eleven/#.Vc63ZXg-B-U
“While all the mysteries presented in Dark Matter have me clawing for an answer, this “sub-atomic, sub-dimentional” mystery is the one I’m currently most interested in because it has the potential to take us in directions we don’t yet know exist.”
“Episode 10 was an action-packed, drama-filled season high for the series, bringing us the high-octane and emotional moments we’ve come to expect from Dark Matter. We hit the ground running, to put it lightly, with the surprise attack from Ferrous, followed by an exciting heist sequence and ending with a dramatic double cross. We were also introduced to another group of criminally-inclined misfits, including The Listener‘s Ennis Esmer as the group’s despicable leader, Wexler.”
http://www.theworkprint.com/dark-matter-episode-ten-review/123
“There are so many things that I loved about this episode. It moved at breakneck speed from minute one and it left me screaming at the screen with its cliffhanger. That’s one thing Dark Matter has always been good at: making 45 minutes feel a whole lot shorter.”
http://www.denofgeek.us/tv/dark-matter/248467/dark-matter-episode-ten-review
“The stakes are high, the cliffhangers are satisfying, and the characters have well-established arcs at this point. Occurrences from earlier episodes have had their payoffs, and any loose ends that remain appear to have the promise of being tied up neatly. As the summer season comes to a close for many science fiction offerings, I hope I’m not proven wrong in having high hopes for Dark Matter.”
http://www.mikesfilmtalk.com/2015/08/15/dark-matter-episode-10-recap-and-review/
“Dark Matter is part of SyFy Friday and ranks as one of the best shows on television do not miss this show.”
http://www.tv-eh.com/2015/08/15/review-did-dark-matter-kill-off-a-lead-character/
“Esmer’s Wexler is arrogant, opinionated and devious, the perfect formula for scene-stealing and out-loud laughs.”
http://www.examiner.com/article/geeky-tv-commentary-killjoys-1-9-and-dark-matter-1-10
“This show is getting tighter, and is at it’s best when the crew is working together and getting each other’s backs, and the addition of these obviously bad thieves and criminals has given them the contrast they didn’t have on their own to basically prove that whatever they all were before?”
GeekonReivew weighs in:
And check out this exclusive interview with Dark Matter’s FOUR, Alex Mallari Jr.:
http://talknerdywithus.com/2015/08/12/exclusive-interview-with-dark-matters-alex-mallari-jr/
“The legend of the weapons training continues to shock and awe, I see. I have an extensive background in martial arts and am an expert at hand-to-hand combat but weaponry was a whole new beast for me. That said, for some reason, the weapons that were placed in front of me, I always understood very quickly. The blind dual-katana scene was the scene that took the longest to learn. One reason was because I’ve never held weapons prior this show, another reason was because I was to do the scene with my eyes shut, and the last reason was because the aerial kick was new to me and required me to gain some extra athleticism. That scene I had a couple of weeks or so to have camera ready.”
Today’s entry is dedicated to blog regular Elminster. Best wishes for a full and speedy recovery! (P.S. I dropped you an email!)
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