However Dr. Nicholas Rush (Robert Carlyle) calculates that the ship will fall 50,000 light years short of its target.

To resolve this problem, Rush brings in Dr. Amanda Perry (Kathleen Munroe) to help increase the efficiency of the FTL drives.

However their efforts are hampered as a hostile force has managed to disable the Destiny's FTL drive and begin an attack in order to gain control of the ship.

As T.J. (Alaina Huffman) checks on the health of the three, Eli explains he thought someone aboard Destiny managed to help them dial-in, as he had done nothing on his end.

Lt. James tends to Franklin (Mark Burgess) and believes despite his unresponsive affect, that he understands what is transpiring but lacks control over his body.

However, James does have her doubts about this belief, citing lack of sleep caused by a nightmare about being trapped in a dark room.

After examining the situation, Perry concludes that the Destiny should now be able to make it across the void despite the overload to the FTL drive.

Meanwhile, Young decides to send a team to the planet Eli, Chloe and Scott were occupying to gather supplies.

"[2] Series creators, Brad Wright and Robert Cooper responded by saying the following: Recently, a casting breakdown was released to agents for an upcoming character in our television show, Stargate Universe.

At the same time, Wray, temporarily encumbered by Perry's physical disability, experiences the unconditional love of her life partner.

Rush and Perry, citing that it "really bring home the effect of the episode Human, which centred on his life prior to the Stargate."

However, England was rather negative of the now-standard 20 episode season for the Stargate franchise, and stated he wished there was a little more room to spread the plot a bit more.

Among Isler's complaints was the sudden arrival of Eli, Chloe and Scott, saying that the "drama set up in the previous episode is squandered".

Among her other complaints was the lack of character development for Wray and the quick explanation of the device that was found in the episode "Faith".