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Title: Games People Play (31 Jul 2007)
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| Colin Ferguson | ... | Jack Carter | |
| Salli Richardson-Whitfield | ... | Allison Blake (as Salli Richardson) | |
| Joe Morton | ... | Henry Deacon | |
| Jordan Danger | ... | Zoe Carter (as Jordan Hinson) | |
| Ed Quinn | ... | Nathan Stark | |
| Erica Cerra | ... | Jo Lupo | |
| Neil Grayston | ... | Douglas Fargo | |
| Olivia d'Abo | ... | Dr. Abby Carter | |
| Chris Gauthier | ... | Vincent (as Christopher Gauthier) | |
| Christopher Jacot | ... | Larry Haberman | |
| Syn Narula | ... | Dr. Babajanian | |
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Ed Hong-Louie | ... | Man at Bar |
| Michael Kopsa | ... | Doctor | |
| Sharon Taylor | ... | Townsperson | |
| Cameron Park | ... | Doctor | |
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The people of Eureka start disappearing, and Jack is the only one who notices.
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this episode is a copy of the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Remember Me", in which Dr Crusher is trapped in a warp bubble, people start disappearing and she is the only one who notices. See more »Goofs
When Abby tries to leave the Bunker during her conversation with Jack, her bag switches between her left and right shoulder several times. See more »Quotes
Marshall Jack Carter: When the people I care about keep disappearing I'm ready to do whatever it takes.See more »
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31 July 2007 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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A crisis that only Jack is capable of solving; An in-depth examination of the people of Eureka and how they interact with their Sheriff; and an exploration of the father-daughter relationship. All meld beautifully in this episode. The crisis unfolds at a crisp pace with plenty of suspense and emotional pull. Season-arc storylines are relevant but not front and center, which is just right. This really is a perfect episode and an example of how the best sci-fi is elevated above the gadgets and techno-speak and is all about the human experience. Beautiful.