2x13 A Night at Global Dynamics - Eureka Episode Guide

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- Episode 02x13

Episode: 02x13
Title: A Night at Global Dynamics
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 213
First Aired: Oct. 02, 2007

Season 2 » Episode #13 - A Night at Global Dynamics

Eureka - 02x13 A Night at Global Dynamics

Summary: Nathan Stark and Jack Carter must put aside their rivalry to stop a deadly bacteria from destroying the town and killing Allison’s son. But can Carter ignore Stark’s crimes, as well?

Who appeared in this episode?

Allison Blake	played by Salli Richardson-Whitfield
Lucas	played by Vanya Asher
Gen. Mansfield	played by Barclay Hope
Larry Haberman	played by Christopher Jacot
Kevin Blake	played by Meshach Peters
Global Security Officer	played by Sean Millington

Episode Quotes

	Season 2 / Episode 13: - A Night at Global Dynamics Marshall Jack Carter: [about to climb down an elevator shaft] You should probably let me go first. Nathan Stark: Why? Marshall Jack Carter: Heights make me nauseous. Nathan Stark: After you.
	Season 2 / Episode 13: - A Night at Global Dynamics Zane Donovan: Guys, we're picking up heat signatures down the hall from you Nathan Stark: Where exactly? Douglas Fargo: In the... In the morgue. Marshall Jack Carter: I swear to God, if this thing turns into a zombie attack, I am quitting.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FACT: General Mansfield's rank insignia (4 stars) should be horizontal across the flash on his beret, not vertical.
SYNC: When Stark, Carter and Taggart have re-entered Global Dynamics and they're debating what direction they are meant to be going Taggart says "Straight ahead, mate" but his mouth isn't moving at all.
FAKE: The 'Respiration Rate' display on the life signs monitor, despite apparently reading the 'B/M' (Breath/minute) seems to more accurately reflect blood oxygen saturation (which has a maximum of 100).
FAKE: When the 'down periscope' display at Carter’s house is reading the life signs of the three in Global Dynamics, the temperature shows "Temperature °C" (Celsius) even though the reading shows what the temperature would be in Fahrenheit (°F) as their body temperatures are claimed to be close to the boiling point of water.