3x09 Welcome Back Carter - Eureka Episode Guide

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- Episode 03x09

Episode: 03x09
Title: Welcome Back Carter
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 309
First Aired: Jul. 10, 2009

Season 3 » Episode #09 - Welcome Back Carter

Summary: Sheriff Carter interviews for a new job, Zoe braces herself for change, and someone works behind the scenes to make sure the new sheriff, a robot, fails.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Allison Blake	played by Salli Richardson-Whitfield
Lexi Carter	played by Ever Carradine
Sheriff Andy	played by Ty Olsson
Vincent	played by Chris Gauthier
Lucas	played by Vanya Asher
Gen. Mansfield	played by Barclay Hope
Dr. Fielding	played by Kevin James (X)
Dr. Maria Leonardo	played by Kim Poirier
Agent Turner	played by Kurt Max Runte

	Season 3 / Episode 9: - Welcome Back Carter Sheriff Andy: [moaning] Ouch! I don't think I like this job.
	Season 3 / Episode 9: - Welcome Back Carter Dr. Maria Leonardo: So where are your uniforms? Sheriff Jack Carter: Er it's an unofficial visit. Dr. Maria Leonardo: So is true that you guys got fired? Deputy Jo Lupo: He got fired, I quit. Dr. Maria Leonardo: Bummer.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FAIR: When Carter is driving to the lab at the end his car is battered by pine cones which, due to artificial gravity fluctuations "probably weigh as much as anvils". Neither Carter nor his car seem to show any effects of the heightened gravity. However, just before Carter starts driving, Henry is shown closing the hood of the vehicle saying he's wired in a tensor generator to create a repulsive field to protect against the gravity fields.
GEOG: When Henry and Jack are walking down the street at the start of the episode, there is a sign behind them for Home Hardware, a Canadian hardware store.

TRIVIA

The building that is used as a long-shot backdrop in the middle of this episode (just before they descend into an underground laboratory) is actually the Milwaukee Art Museum and War Memorial designed by Eero Saarinen. The picture is taken looking north from the pedestrian bridge that connects Wisconsin Ave. to the new Calatrava Wing of the Art Museum (the white extension that can just be seen on the right of the shot).