I really didn't think it was that horrible, I just hate how they left it.   See 1 other reply

I think these were all the episodes that were made. Episode 22 was the season finale, and consequentially also the series finale since the show was cancelled. I completely agree with everything you just said. Things in the past few episodes were botched, including the whole Jarvis vs. Eli conflict. I'm just glad the show is over. I wouldn't have been able to handle much more of this show; the past few episodes were insufferably bad.   See 38 other replies

lol I agree with you about vicky that's why she didn't shoot. Which is weird since she's kind of the reason Sean is in this in the first place. I find it amazing that Sean can get into any computer system around the world off of his little lap top that no matter what the situation or where they are running to or from he always has with him!! There are just so many holes that it's impossible to list them all the whole confrontation between Jarvis and Eli at the end I mean you have the president accusing the VP of poisoning him don't you think he would have gotten the secret service or someone else from the cabinet to go in with him to get rid of Jarvis, If Jarvis went this far he's going to try to stay in as long as possible and Deny Deny deny!! As for the whole sentinal thing it just struck me today that it sounds a bit like the last transformers movie "our races have met before" etc... also I hear that it's being canceled are there going to be any more episodes this year or is this it????   See 38 other replies

Many countries have created weaponized strains of deadly viruses, essentially making them very contagious and thus ideal for quick spread over a large area, not to mention that many of these viruses are already deadly. As you said, it would have made much more sense to simply procure one of these viruses and release them. The CDC probably has some of these strains for study. ONLY READ FURTHER IF YOU'VE SEEN EPISODE 19:Apparently Jarvis poisoned President Martinez with a form of synthetic biological compound which was engineered by the aliens. So if they engineered something like that, why didn't they just engineer a deadly virus? Why go with a naturally occurring strain of the Spanish flu? A vaccine could probably be created in a very short period of time. Are the aliens immune to the Spanish flu, but not to other viruses?Episode 19 has dropped several clues that Vicky is falling in love with Sean, which I'm assuming is why she would be helping him. Overall, though, I am bound to agree with you. The plot developments in the past few episodes have made increasingly little sense. It seems as if the plot now has more holes in it than a piece of Swiss cheese, which is saying a lot.   See 38 other replies

You're right, usually there's a detox room where your suit is completely washed down and decontaminated before taking the suit off. Otherwise, there's really no point to wearing a suit since you will cross contaminate when taking the suit off anyways. The show made it seem as if the flu virus is also airborne, so opening the door without having a detox chamber would also have released the flu, I assume.I was scratching my head when it was revealed that Sophia's secret plan was to engineer an outbreak of Spanish flu. The 1918 outbreak of Spanish flu resulted in many people becoming sick, but more than 50% of the cases were non-lethal. Add in the millions of other people who were likely exposed to the flu but did not become sick, and I am baffled as to what the point of this outbreak is. It won't kill the 5 billion people that Sophia had stated she was planning on wiping out.The Spanish flu was also obtained from a soldier who died in 1918, meaning that the strain should be just as deadly, but not any more so, than the variety which caused the outbreak in 1918. To say that this strain is even deadlier with a shorter incubation period and a time of death of 12 hours from infection is really pushing it.   See 38 other replies