PRODUCTION
Once Paul has completed his on-set producing duties on 'Trial and Error,' he'll be moving on to the as yet untitled episode #11. I suggested 'Still Resurging.'"
(Executive producer Joseph Mallozzi, in a post at his blog)
"Paul has started work on the second part of the mid-season two-parter and he's elected to abandon all three place-holder titles 'Resurgence II: The Heretic,' 'Resurgence II: Electric Boogaloo,' and 'Still Resurging' in favor of the much more understated 'Deliverance.'"
(Executive producer Joseph Mallozzi, in a post at his blog)
"The [aliens'] plan was to eventually use [Chloe] to amass as much information about the Destiny's systems as possible and then, eventually, use her to gain access to the ship. They implanted her with an alien virus that slowly mutated, taking over her mind and body and acting as an organic satellite. Once the mutation was complete, she would have been entirely under their control."
The aliens eventually left Destiny in peace "because they had retrieved all the information they needed from Chloe when they divested her of the alien virus."
(Executive producer Joseph Mallozzi, in a post at his blog)
"The idea was that the Blueberry aliens had been aware of Destiny for quite some time. It's doubtful they would have been aware of her ultimate mission, but they certainly would have been impressed with her capabilities both offensive and defensive."
"I imagine they encountered Destiny during one of her many refueling stops, attempted communications and, receiving no response, scanned the ship. Their interest pique and assuming their prize was unmanned, they attempted to board Destiny -- only to be rebuffed by the ship's automated defenses."
(Executive producer Joseph Mallozzi, in a post at his blog)
"Chloe wasn't transforming into a Blueberry alien but mutating into a hybrid alien form with similarities to them -- and another species they had experimented upon."
(Executive producer Joseph Mallozzi, in a post at his blog)
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