E=MC...?

Episode aired Aug 28, 2007
TV-PG
44m

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

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Adventure Comedy Drama Romance Sci-Fi

When Allison puts a newly hired, but criminal, genius in Jack's care he's less than pleased, but then an accident in a lab causes most of GD to lose their smarts, and he may be the only one ... Read allWhen Allison puts a newly hired, but criminal, genius in Jack's care he's less than pleased, but then an accident in a lab causes most of GD to lose their smarts, and he may be the only one with the solution.When Allison puts a newly hired, but criminal, genius in Jack's care he's less than pleased, but then an accident in a lab causes most of GD to lose their smarts, and he may be the only one with the solution.

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IMDb RATING

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Trivia
When the FBI arrests Zane Donovan before bringing him to Eureka, a box for Half Life 2 can be seen. The Half Life series is originally about a top secret research facility called Black Mesa, not unlike Global Dynamics

Goofs
During the barbecue at Café Diem, you can see a Home Hardware store, which is a Canadian hardware store chain.

Quotes
Jack Carter: So, all the facts of the world at your fingertips again?
Allison Blake: Hen oida hoti ouden oida.
[Greek: I know that I know nothing]
Jack Carter: Either that's very profound, or you're badly brain damaged.

Connections
Features Dexter's Laboratory: Dexter's Rival/The Justice Friends: Bee Where?/Mandarker (1996)

Soundtracks
Eureka On My Mind
(uncredited)
Composed by Mark Mothersbaugh

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Featured review

8/10

E=MC Zane

New character, Zane (a snarky, genius, convicted felon) joins the townsfolk of Eureka this week and the result is fresh and funny and smart. The crisis of the week requires the input of more than the usual number of scientists and the lead of the lot is also a lovely and welcomed addition. The overarching season plot is lightly touched upon, but to an endearing (and not overwhelming) end. As the plot does not follow quite the same formula that other episodes have thus far and the with better (read, more natural) guest stars than usual, the composite episode is a real winner.