Felix wanted to figure out where his daughter was and if she was on the ship with Robert, his husband.

All hope seemed lost; there seemed to be no survivors on the ship until multiple crewmembers started getting their lives threatened by the remaining survivor.

You read that right, one singular survivor. Another guy lived briefly, but Dr. Kabir couldn’t save him. The only other person remaining was a girl named Kelly.

Kelly got extremely traumatized (of course), but we don’t think she’d been entirely honest the entire time.

She lied to Felix, acted dodgy, and hid her gun in her pants before Felix dumped the guns out of an airlock on Ark Three.

Felix, played incredibly by Pavle Jerinic, showed a different side of him that we hadn’t seen before (or at least, hadn’t seen to such an extent): pure emotion.

Dr. Kabir: Hey, she could still be alive on earth!
Felix: Robert wouldn’t have left if she was alive. I shouldn’t have left them. I should’ve stayed on earth.
Dr. Kabir: You had no choice! You told me you were ordered to be on Ark One.
Felix: I should have disobeyed orders!

Jerinic got to show his acting prowess throughout the hour. Felix had to continue doing his job while dealing with insurmountable and sudden losses.

Eva, played by Upcheva, continued to showcase her acting prowess, but now toward romance, a different side of her story.

Her care for Lt. Brice and his terminal illness revealed on The Ark Season 1 Episode 6 seemed to morph into something more throughout the segment.

She and Lt. Brice continuously went on missions together, and she used the guise of his illness as an excuse, but the end of the episode proved that there might be more to it when they almost shared a kiss.