Kabir’s (Shalini Peiris) continued exhaustion despite being the only remaining medical personnel onboard is worrisome, as is her concern over James’ medical records. Angus continues to be one of the more endearing characters. There is a nice rapport between James and Sharon (Christie Burke) and both Sharon and Spencer (Reece Ritchie) begin to come to an understanding as they start to warm up to each other’s leadership styles. It is fun to watch the crew start to become more cohesive as they begin to grow closer. Though it is questionable how realistic these solutions are, thankfully the crew’s teamwork averts the crisis. Out of options, Angus offers another solution: blow a hole in the ship that will push the ship out of the path. The only problem is that Angus took the shuttle’s hose to help build the farm, and now James (Richard Fleeshman) needs to repair the ship to make it operational. An offhand remark by Angus (Ryan Adams) inspires them to attempt to use a shuttle on the ship to push the Ark out of the asteroid’s path. Unable to turn the engines back on, they struggle to find another solution.
Upon detecting the asteroid, the crew determines that they have six hours before impact. Thankfully, the crew manages to overcome these issues in an episode that continues to show improvement from the series’ rough opening.
VAN HELSING SEASON 2 EPISODE 8 TRAILER SERIES
While the crew of the Ark has seen its fair share of crises in the first two episodes, they must deal with yet another series of crises in “Get Out and Push.” An asteroid is now hurtling toward their now motionless ship, someone has stolen medicine from the medical bay, and they are still out of water. The crew of the Ark in “Get Out and Push” With the Ark’s engine inoperative, the crew must contend with an asteroid hurtling towards them in “Get Out and Push.”
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