: Six people wake up on a derelict spaceship ( the Raza ) with no memories of their pasts. They name themselves One through Six and discover they were actually notorious mercenaries .
: You can track the series' growth in quality through critic consensus , noting that Season 2 and 3 both achieved 100% ratings based on the evolution of its narrative. Summary of the Series (2015–2017) : Six people wake up on a derelict
: Developed by Joseph Mallozzi and Paul Mullie, the show ran for 39 episodes before being canceled by Syfy in 2017. Summary of the Series (2015–2017) : Developed by
: The show focuses on the "nature vs. nurture" debate—whether these individuals are bound by their criminal pasts or if they can choose redemption . : This analysis highlights the ship, the Raza
: This analysis highlights the ship, the Raza , as its own character and praises the casting and set design as the primary drivers of the show's quality.
: An in-depth look at how the series uses "tested tropes" like amnesia and mercenaries to build a promising sci-fi story that subverts character clichés over time.