Do we know that Sam Neil isn't one of the 63s?
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Yes, that was in the first episode.
He was the young guard that came over on the boat to start the transfer.
I think it was supposed to be his first trip to the Rock, which means he wouldn't have encountered Dr. Beaugruard in person, but there should have been information about him in the files and records.
I had to rewatch the bit where he shot the Terrier, because I couldn't work out if this was a Han-Greedo scenario
Me too. The Terrier had definitely grabbed his gun.
I thought I recognized the guy!
I was like "Fuck, was he seriously that proactively badassed?" but on rewatch he was reacting to a clear and visible threat, although he was definitely primed for it.
although he was definitely primed for it.
As well he should have been! Those guys were cree-pee.
Also, what kind of accent did large-non-Terrier-guy have? He didn't talk enough for me to pick it up.
I figured Rick was channelling his inner Raylan.
I loved how Terrier talked around his issue of "No, where are you? We're moving in. Srsly." He was so gross.
So Alcatraz, we have our answer about if Houser knew Lucy back when, and I think maybe we have our answer about the Doctor as well.
I hate not having tv, I have to wait a whole day to watch stuff.
Did he know?