"Eleventh Hour" Eternal (2009)

Director:

Jeffrey G. Hunt

Writers:

Stephen Gallagher (creator: U.K. series)
Ildy Modrovich (written by)

TV Series:

"Eleventh Hour" (2008)

Original Air Date:

29 January 2009 (Season 1, Episode 12)

Genre:

Drama | Horror | Sci-Fi | Thriller

Plot:

The autopsy of a middle-aged but youthful-looking man reveals that he had a second heart. |

Plot Keywords:

Scientist | FBI Agent | Based On TV Series | Scientific Investigation

Cast

Rufus Sewell	...	Dr. Jacob Hood
Marley Shelton	...	Rachel Young
Nina Dobrev	...	Rachel Dahl
Christopher John Fields	...	Dr. Bruce Templeton (as Christopher Fields)
Ivana Milicevic	...	Isabelle Van Dyke
Bruce Thomas	...	Dr. Niles Davison
Jake Thomas	...	Brian Dahl
Kim Thomson	...	Devin
Chandra West	...	Angie Parks
Tim Pulice	...	Medical Examiner
Nicole Pulliam	...	Medical Assistant
Angel Desai	...	Endocronologist
Erica Frene	...	Receptionist
Paul Perri	...	Mr. Dahl
Joe Gerety	...	Superintendent

Andrew Hedge	...	Officer McEachern
Michael Jonsson	...	Officer Clark
Colin Lawrence	...	Detective Byrne

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Jerry Bruckheimer Television

Quotes:

Dr. Jacob Hood: [Rachel and Hood are locked in a freezer] OK, help me pull this
[a cart with pots on it]
Dr. Jacob Hood: out.
Rachel Young: Why?
Dr. Jacob Hood: Protection.
Rachel Young: Don't tell me, you're going to build some kind of bomb with champagne and baking soda.
Dr. Jacob Hood: Rachel, I'm a scientist, I'm not MacGyver, shot the lock.
[Rachel shots the lock and the door finally pops open]
Dr. Jacob Hood: Well, out of the freezer and into the fire.

Movie Connections:

References "MacGyver" (1985)

Mangalitsas are for real

The Mangalitsa pigs that figure prominently in this episode are for real and are being raised and sold in the United States by a company called Wooly Pigs.

Wooly Pigs was formed to produce pork equal to Europe's best.

To this end, they imported a herd of Mangalitsa, one of Europe's best tasting breeds. They also imported European techniques for raising the pigs.

Wooly Pigs is the only breeder of Mangalitsa in the New World. They imported the initial breeding stock and haven't sold any non-neutered animals. They breed in Washington and the Midwest.

Besides finishing their own pigs, Wooly Pigs sells neutered pigs to other producers. They then help these producers produce the best Mangalitsa they can.

People buy Mangalitsa because it tastes wonderful. Properly raised Mangalitsa has incomparably juicy and flavorful meat and fat.

Wooly Pigs is owned by Heath Putnam.

Before founding Wooly Pigs, Heath lived for several years in Central Europe working in software and financial analysis. He has travelled extensively throughout the region.

After experiencing Mangalitsa while in Europe, Heath decided to bring Mangalitsa to the New World, knowing that many American consumers would find it irresistible.

Wooly Pigs is based in Washington. Their Mangalitsa live in Washington and the Midwest.

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