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While the group attempts to understand why they were kidnapped, Moira painfully removes the implant device that has been embedded in each person's thigh. Elsewhere, trying to escape back to their normal lives, Joe and McNair carefully test the limits of the invisible fence. Meanwhile, back in San Francisco, curious reporter Renbe's search for information on missing mom Janet hits a dead end. Written by
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When the captives are sent to The Program's town in South America looking up at the stars and pointing out the Constellation Cassiopeia they should have noticed the stars were different from home, and there were constellations that they didn't normally see.
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First Blood (1982)
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The second episode keeps me interested. We still didn't find out much about their situation. But we do get some more mystery in it when they leave with the car and yet end up back in the ghost town after seeing the ball of bright light
We also don't know much about characters yet which is a bit of a problem because it doesn't make us care enough for them. But we can see that we are on the way to find out more about them as little details are being revealed
The fact that "they" left a cocoon in Tori's room and a gun with "kill Joe and you will be free" message in Janet's room makes me wonder if they are being kept there for some sort of Saw/Big Brother like entertainment. But I may be totally wrong
The release of the butterfly and how it ended made me chuckle (although I am sorry for the butterfly) and I feel it is a symbol for them that they cannot get free
The ending was very dramatic. I just feel they shouldn't have showed it to us. If they would have stopped while Janet was aiming at Joe or when everyone heard the shots it would have made us anticipate the next episode more. Maybe they decided not to go this way because it is a very common way to end an episode