The Vectors - 50 or so - seem to have disappeared and Alan learns there is another level below Level R - Level X, the virus vault. He and Julia set off to destroy the core virus samples in the vault ...
Things go from bad to worse on the island. Elsewhere, Walker decides to go to St. Germain after learning about Brother Michael.
Alan (Billy Campbell) risks his life to save his brother Peter from Ilaria CEO Constance Sutton (Jeri Ryan), only to see him re-captured by Vectors. Julia Walker (Kyra Zagorsky) deals with the ...
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Title: Helix (2014–2015)
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Helix is a science fiction thriller that focuses on a CDC expedition into the arctic. They go there to investigate the potential outbreak of a disease with no idea what they are getting themselves into. They encounter an almost zombie-like threat that could threaten mankind itself whilst the operator of the facility seems to know more than what he is saying. Written by ahmetkozan
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The initial draw of season one is very interesting, and there is a definite pull into the series as the viewer learns more and more details that help them understand what they're watching and what exactly is happening to the characters and who they are, but then after about episode 4, the details the viewer is fed to make sense of the plot holes and twists start to sound contrived and feel more like "quick fixes" to otherwise senseless incongruities in the plot.
As the season wears doggedly onwards, the character lines stray farther and farther away from anything believable, and in multiple cases, actors fail to show the logical emotion for the context. each new actor introduced to the season is progressively worse at acting, and by the end, they are truly popcorn-spitting terrible. The casting job suffers from several actors that don't look the part, and the scenarios they find themselves in are very predictable and even laughable in spite of how serious the show attempts to be. so many unrealistic and ridiculous things happen in any one scene that you get the feeling the producers ran out of time, or ideas, or both.