I think it's intended to be quantum computing code rather than a spoken language. Same with the characters that appear during certain interludes, like when a mission is shown failing - we're sort of seeing things happen from the Director's point of view, however briefly.
Doesn't mean we can't make this a standout wiki for old and new fans. With our information now limited to three seasons we'll never be as big as Memory Alpha or the Infosphere, but I'm all in favor of doing the best we can with what we have.
Neither Showcase nor Netflix wanted to continue, and Eric McCormack seemed pretty clear it was the end in his announcement video, so I strongly doubt it. I'd say we can hope for a tie-in novel at the most.
Anthony Corrigan was wearing the same clothes he was wearing when 001 arrived in the past, which pretty strongly implies it was the same day.
A fond farewell to our friends from the future. Travelers has officially been cancelled and we shall never find out whether or not Grant got 9/11'd.
Sad to see the show go, but sometimes it's best to quit while you're ahead. The least three episodes especially were so thrilling and well-written I feel like they'd be hard to top.
Here's the real question. When Traveler 001 was first sent back to September 11th, he wasn't able to send a message to the Director because Corrigan's computer wasn't working. So... why was the computer working when MacLaren showed up? Did he know to fix it ahead of time or something?
