Eureka
(2006–2012)
A car accident leads back to scientists at Global, Zoe finds a boyfriend, and Jack tries to drum up support for a town baseball league.
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| Colin Ferguson | ... | Jack Carter | |
| Salli Richardson-Whitfield | ... | Allison Blake | |
| Joe Morton | ... | Henry Deacon | |
| Jordan Danger | ... | Zoe Carter (as Jordan Hinson) | |
| Ed Quinn | ... | Nathan Stark | |
| Erica Cerra | ... | Jo Lupo | |
| Neil Grayston | ... | Douglas Fargo | |
| Matt Frewer | ... | Jim Taggart | |
| Chris Gauthier | ... | Vincent | |
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Tom Tames | ... | Dylan Hartwell |
| David Quinlan | ... | Dr. Milton Houk | |
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Shayn Solberg | ... | Spencer Martin |
| Gary Sekhon | ... | Kellor | |
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Nate Kelly | ... | (as Nathan Kelly) |
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Graham Young | ||
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A car accident leads back to scientists at Global, Zoe finds a boyfriend, and Jack tries to drum up support for a town baseball league.
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This episode's events are out of sequence with other plot lines. This was done to put stronger episodes earlier in the season to attract more viewers. The creators were able to make minor changes through edits and they redubbed dialogue in later episodes (for instance, they removed the explicit mention of Zoe's first day at school) to minimize audience confusion. See more »Goofs
On season 1 episode 1 "Pilot", Zoë has a nose ring in her right nostril but in this episode it is in her left one. See more »Quotes
Marshall Jack Carter: Two bits of advice: always check the safety; and never rush the mound when the pitcher's got the ball.See more »
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29 August 2006 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Chilliwack, British Columbia, CanadaCompany Credits
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This episode sees Sheriff Carter called out to an unusual hit and run... the driver of the car claims to have been knocked off the road by an invisible man running at high speed! Soon afterwards a body is found; a subcutaneous chip suggests he worked at Global Dynamics and Henry's modelling of the crash show he was running at almost 600MPH! Elsewhere; at Global Dynamics two teams are being pressed to finish a project and Carter's Daughter, Zoe, has a new boyfriend... inevitably these either linked to or affected by the main story.
I rather enjoyed this episode even if it does cross over from science fiction to impossibility as characters accelerate/decelerate at rates that would cause instant death! Early theories about Bigfoot, rejected by Carter, are amusing and there is a good sense of mystery; first, who or what caused the accident; second, how they came to be moving so fast and who else is involved; and finally where they got the means to do it. The special effects are pretty good; the 'speeded up' characters were certainly better than similar things I've seen in other shows. A side story involving Jack's attempts to organise a baseball game has a resolution that is rather cheesy but still fairly amusing. Overall not the best episode but still fun.