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How about this for a plot hole: What's he going to eat, drink, and breathe? If the ship is designed to travel through interstellar space while everyone is in hibernation, surely it won't be packed with enough provisions for this man and woman to live an entire lifetime.
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@Xenocidal Maniac: True, but you'd think they'd have some sort of supplies/food-making technology for when they arrive at the planet. Not the hardest thing in the world to explain. The air is a little trickier though, I'll admit.
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@Xenocidal Maniac: Here's another one: how are they going to explain why a ship designed to carry frozen people also has artificial gravity which would require a lot of energy to produce? I'm sure it will have gravity rather than them floating the entire time.
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@jccalhoun: If they were truly frozen, the tissue damage would prevent a body from recovering.
But a 'non-frozen' body would suffer from a lack of gravity (bone density, internal organs).
Watch - it will be a throwaway line regarding some 'special drive' invented in 2214.
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All that is covered in the script. The passengers were to be awakened two months before landing, where they would enjoy the luxuries of the spaceship before their new life on the planet. As such, the ship was stocked full with provisions for 500 people for two months, which would equate to enough for a single person to survive on for 83 years or more.
The script: http://www.whoaisnotme.net/scripts/PSG_xx_UD.pdf Reply
The script: http://www.whoaisnotme.net/scripts/PSG_xx_UD.pdf Reply