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After burying their friend, Miles, Charlie and the others continue their quest to rescue Danny. They learn that Monroe now has a working train and Miles is certain Danny will be transported to Philadelphia. Nora contacts a fellow member of the militia and she decides to blow up the train, even if it puts Danny's life in danger. Danny meanwhile is having a hard time with Captain Tom Neville. In flashbacks, Neville's life at the time of the blackout is revealed. He is clearly prepared to do whatever is necessary to protect his wife and son. In Philadelphia, Rachel tells Monroe about the pendants. Written by
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When Captain Neville and Miles are knife fighting in the train yard, Neville has stubble on his face. A short time later, Captain Neville goes to move Danny from the bank vault and he is clean shaven. A short time later, Captain Neville is outside the train preparing to leave and he once again has stubble.
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Quotes
Captain Tom Neville:
Aw, come on! Who's next? Danny boy? You're up?
Danny Matheson:
No. No thanks.
Captain Tom Neville:
Come on. The rest of these bootlicks are too afraid to hit hard. But I know how you feel about me.
Danny Matheson:
I'm not gonna fight you.
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punches Danny in the face]
Captain Tom Neville:
You gotta toughen up, son.
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You know I think that writers should have stopped doing this when LOST started fading. Attempting to build story week after week like this, well it takes a really good premise, interesting characters and great acting (i.e. Supernatural is the only one I know that's been able to keep it up). I don't think this is going to last. The premise was okay but not great. The characters, well, they had some good ones; which creates a real problem. The acting is sub par which really hurts, except for Giancarlo who elevates anything that he's in. The last episode was a really poorly done, except for the parts that revealed some of Giancarlo's character's history. I don't think it's going to get any better with time. Too bad.