Molon Labe

Episode aired Jul 22, 2012
TV-14TV-14
42min

8.3/10

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S2.E7

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Ben is placed in harm's way by someone who he thought he could trust. Tom captures another hostage. Weaver offers Matt a job to lift his spirits and make him feel useful. And when members of... Read allBen is placed in harm's way by someone who he thought he could trust. Tom captures another hostage. Weaver offers Matt a job to lift his spirits and make him feel useful. And when members of the 2nd Mass are trapped in the basement of a building, the situation takes a turn for th... Read allBen is placed in harm's way by someone who he thought he could trust. Tom captures another hostage. Weaver offers Matt a job to lift his spirits and make him feel useful. And when members of the 2nd Mass are trapped in the basement of a building, the situation takes a turn for the worst when they find themselves faced with a new enemy.

8.3/10

709

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Ryan Robbins and Drew Roy in Falling Skies (2011)

Will Patton, Noah Wyle, Sarah Carter, Colin Cunningham, Mpho Koaho, Moon Bloodgood, Drew Roy, Maxim Knight, and Connor Jessup in Falling Skies (2011)

Ben is placed in harm's way by someone who he thought he could trust. Tom captures another hostage. Weaver offers Matt a job to lift his spirits and make him feel useful. And when members of the 2nd Mass are trapped in the basement of a building, the situation takes a turn for the worst when they find themselves faced with a new enemy. —TNT Publicity

infestation negotiation white flag

Trivia
Molon Labe is Greek for "Come and take" a phrase supposedly spoken by King Leonidas. It was his response to the Persian invaders when they demanded the Spartan's give up their arms at Thermopylae.

Goofs
During the long speech with Karen outside the snow keeps stopping between shots.

Quotes
Karen: You see, every living thing, every grain of sand on a beach, every star in the sky, is linked by an intricate web of causality. If you can comprehend that web in its entirety, down to the movements of the smallest subatomic particles, then you can predict the course of events and alter them.

Soundtracks
Falling Skies Credits Theme
(uncredited)
Written by Noah Sorota
Performed by Falling Skies Orchestra

Top review

10/10

Grab a tissue

I have never cried at an alien show. But when Tom/Noah was saying goodbye to his son Ben and he was telling the story of Ben's first day at preK and him crying and screaming "don't leave me, don't leave me". I was so ugly crying. Noah can pull you in and make you feel what he is speaking. Love Noah.

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