He gets word of a great strike on a poisonous forest moon and the pair have three days to grab what they can and leave on the freighter currently parked in orbit.
What was already a risky job gets harder when they run into opportunistic bandit Ezra (Pedro Pascal).
Famed Mercenary War Heroine Yun Jung-yi (Kim Hyun-joo) is left critically injured in a battle that could have ended the war.
Now years later her own daughter Yun Seo-hyun (Kang Soo-yeon) is leader of a project to train an AI modelled on Jung-yi's mind to pilot a fleet of robot warriors (JUNG_E)
to finally end the decades long conflict.
This does not go to plan.
At first she revels in the nature and quiet but then while on a walk finds she is being stalked by a naked man who eventually ends up back at the house. The Police respond quickly and effectively but this is not the last trouble she will face from Men.
CW: suicide, domestic controlling abuse, injury detail, gore, birthing, fucking weird
He's approaching the end of his three year contract, glad to return to his family as he's feeling increasingly tired and sick. Occasionally he sees things.
When one of the harvesters breaks down he takes a drive out to fix it but loses concentration and crashes his rover.
No good will come of this.
People scrape a living in the mud where most life has been replaced or hybridised with artificial genetically engineered organisms. Nothing edible grows but the seeds produced by the last bastions of technology and comfort: The Citadels.
When a Citadel flyer crashes and she rescues one of the occupants, Vesper hopes this will be their ticket up into the sky.
This does not come to pass.
CW: very mild body horror, some play with themes of slavery and untermensch/unpersonhood
In the ensuing chaos a group of young adults escape to the Colorado mountains with rudimentary supplies and weapons. After hiding out for some weeks they return to town only to find many people they knew dead and those remaining living in fear of the occupiers.
They resolve to fight back, engaging in partisan activity under the banner of their High School football team, The Wolverines.
CW: war crimes and quite a lot of mostly bloodless battle scenes
CIA analyst Jack Ryan (Alec Baldwin) has been following the development of the Red October and when it is detected leaving port there is great consternation in the US military command.
Shortly after leaving base, Captain Ramius kills his political officer, ignores his orders and plots a new course. Neither side knows his intentions.
Then one night Betsey has an epiphany under the night sky and discovers new purpose. Divine purpose.
CW: suicide, anorexia, fucking miserable
Two warring Kingdoms propose an alliance to fight The Beast that is to be sealed by marriage between Prince Colwyn (Ken Marshall) and Princess Lyssa (Lysette Anthony). On the night of the wedding, The Beast's Slayers storm the castle and kidnap the Princess and kill the King.
Having survived this, Prince Colwyn intends to rescue her and slay The Beast but first he must retrieve an ancient fabled weapon, The Glaive.
To keep costs down he's using a couple of film students who want to make "a good dirty movie" for the camera work and has hired the summer house on a farm belonging to an elderly couple without telling them what they intend to get up to.
No good will come of this.
CW: some porn movie imagery, moderate gore
One of the cadets, who has a thing for mysteries, becomes involved in the work. It is a young Edgar Allen Poe (Harry Melling).
CW: sexual assault, autopsy scenes
His date Margot (Anya Taylor-Joy) is less interested in such things but resolves to make the best of the evening.
No good will come of this.
CW: suicide, very mild horror
When the land is taken, the heir to Ehdan, Prince Talon (Lee Horsley) escapes and grows up to be a great mercenary and pirate.
Now a decade after he lost a kingdom Talon returns for revenge.
CW: objectification of women of the "slutty concubines" variety and the worst wigs I have seen for a long long time.
Adding to this already terrible situation region B16 is hit by a meteor from which spawns a titanic alien carnivorous plant that is christened Pandora.
Now after many lives were lost trying to contain and destroy Pandora there is a plan to genetically alter it and use it to finish the job of making the world habitable again.
A group of elite soldiers are sent to backup the robots delivering the gene altering virus to the heart of Pandora.
Meanwhile The Lord of Darkness (Tim Curry) plots to bring eternal darkness to the world so he may rule unhindered. He despatches his evillest goblins to kill the last unicorns dwelling in the forest and tells them to follow the Princess as her innocence will lead them to her.
Lilli persuades Jack to show her the fabled creatures and when she does she reaches out to touch one.
No good will come of this.
Agreeing to this he is killed by an agent of their King (who made the pact with the dragon) but his apprentice Galen (Peter MacNicol) resolves to complete the task in his stead.