In the end, he’s forced to choose between saving the lives of everyone fleeing the meltdown and hunting down the supercomputer, and he chooses life, as people on this show almost universally do. We also learn that Miller pulled the plug on the project when he noticed it trying to mess with time all by itself, which is what caused Redmond to pull the plug on him and steal the tech. From its 1950s B-movie pseudoscience to its infamous needle drops, this show is saying “We are ridiculous, and it doesn’t matter, because we’re going to make you care anyway.” In many cases, the ridiculousness, the grandiosity of it all, is exactly how the show makes you care.
Author: mliss1578
Published at: 2026-03-30 22:00:00
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