Production
The battle between the gorgonopsid and the Predator was completely "created in a digital environment, we were able to go down to the cutting room and decide where we were going to put the cameras and essentially direct it ourselves as if we were on location. It was great to be able to offer that flexibility to the director. The result is some of the best television work we've ever done." The directors stated "We thought it would be fun to have it so just as he (Nick) started to like her (Claudia) she would disappear into thin air."
Read more about this topic: Episode 1.6
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