Was a pretty good pilot. Interesting premise with them all having their memories wiped. As for if the data was planted, it could be... It does seem that somebody wiped both the ships memory and the peoples as well. Given that, it is kind of convenient that they left an android on board who is capable of retrieving some of the data. And of course than you have to wonder if the android is really 'reset' or is she still following some program or receiving orders to deceive the crew on purpose?
On the other hand, what if it is true that they are all super bad guys with their memories intact? Could be interesting to see them struggle with their base morality once the memories, experiences, childhood training, etc that made them act against that morality is removed. Think about it, remove the memories of doing bad things, the cynicism, the simple acceptance of doing more bad because you're used to it, etc and you become kind of an innocent again in mind if not body. And then that perhaps raises the question; did somebody wipe all of their memories to give them an opportunity to become better people? Or as a experiment to see if they'd change? I think this might be the more interesting route for them to take. The crew working to be better people in their fresh start then they were before. Trying to right their past selves wrongs while struggling with the idea that it wasn't really them or was it? If they have no memories of doing those bad things, and are trying to live good lives now, then were they ever really those bad people?
