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How could so much of it appear to be on Tess's first day if Zane needs to apologise to Taggart for his behaviour of weeks?
I thought Zane was off on the retrieval trip with Taggert - the truck to bring the core was his doing.
Totally spacing on the "forgetting episode". Irony indeed!
Nice to have Taggert back, but I seriously wish they'd try and explain away his awful "Australian" accent. I guess I need to handwave like the science?
Congrats, Joe Morton, on directing the episode, though.
Heh - inevitable Buffista x-posts.
I thought Allison was just on maternity leave, as in fer reals.
That's a good question about the freezing, ita. But then again, everyone in GE seems to be alive. I guess the ish was access to a warm coat?
I guess the ish was access to a warm coat?
Oddly, there were those metallic emergency blankets at Cafe Diem. Or really large and flexible sheets of foil.
I'm going to try and not think about the science. Because if memory serves it was fungus that made ice grow more. And that's a bit....huh. I'm just impressed that the rampant ice growth completely failed to touch the core and mess it up. And impressed that the truck that brought it never had to turn any corners.
never think about the science on eureka. DH isn't allowed to watch unless he has practiced his handwavium
Poochie was gone for 4 weeks and they chose to set NO epsiodes during that time? Oh, the humanity!
The ice-producing fungus reveal was where I cut my losses. Not even for Taggart's return, producers.
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The joke(s) there is(are) so obvious that....can't do it.
Eureka: It feels like somebody once explained physics to the writers, like when they were 8 or so, and they've been extrapolating on the vague memory of it ever since.
The worst part is that they don't even throw in a flobotanum mention that could save things from looking sooo stupid. Like that Zane's freezing apparatus also included some sort of dimensional hand-wavey thing that would account for the truck turning corners and such.