The Warehouse 13 agents' bad professionalism make the bad professionalism of Primeval's ARC feel good about itself. And Torchwood's professionalism is getting all smug and stuff.
'Time Bomb'
Boxed Set, Vol. V: Just a Hint of Denial and a Dash of Retcon
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Rhys said something. They mentioned it in the commentary as one of the only times he's ever had Jack's back.
After Jack said they had gotten the anti-virus for the flu and the 456 had left, Rhys observed that the trade had worked in keeping them away for forty-four years so it seemed as if it had been justifiable.
Yes that is right. It was just the phrase "good trade" or "good deal" that was Jack's.
Objectively, he was right. But I want to know how they knew the 456 had the deadly virus, or had they already unleashed it and thus provoked the trade.
I think they'd already unleashed it, because after the children went up, they transmitted the antidote.
I didn't think it was a 456 virus at all, but a naturally-ocurring one that they saved us from.
I guess I assumed they unleashed it or it wouldn't really be extortion. And viruses seem to be their thang.
Oh, and tbtb were IDIOTS to build that tank without a way to destroy it.
Oh, and tbtb were IDIOTS to build that tank without a way to destroy it.
No kidding!
I didn't think it was a 456 virus at all, but a naturally-ocurring one that they saved us from.
It was. The world was on the verge of a huge flu epidemic-- in the truck they were talking about how the 1918 flu had decimated the world's population and how the one they were facing had the ability to be far more debilitating.
in the truck they were talking about how the 1918 flu had decimated the world's population and how the one they were facing had the ability to be far more debilitating.
I remember that, but I don't think that necessarily means that the new one was naturally occurring. I assumed it was a 456-caused attack.