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Jun 18, 2012 · Smarter Carter. Allison's also brilliant brother visits the newlyweds to give Jack a hard time but Jack's intellect rises to the occasion. Henry and Zane work on freeing Holly from her virtual reality cage while struggling just to keep her alive.
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- Adventure, Comedy, Drama
- Alexandra La Roche
- 2012-06-18
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"Smarter Carter" is the ninth episode of the fifth season of Eureka.
Carter gets to meet Allison's equally genius older brother. Carter's intelligence begins to suddenly increase exponentially, and Allison needs to find out why before it kills him.
Zane, Fargo and Henry are trying to make the 'AI' house compatible with, Holly, who is now a Trans-human life-form, by constructing a Neuro-Digital interface. Holly has cabin fever, but they are working on it. When Fargo tells her that she is indeed stable, but must remain put for now, she phases out. Next she pops into the bathroom, where Zane is washing his hands, and pleads with him to figure out a way for her to be free.
Zane goes to Global Dynamics to brain storm with Henry and while they are compiling data to help Holly – Jo Lupo comes in. Zane explains that Holly is not happy in the 'Smart House' explaining to Jo that they need some equipment in order to resolve this dilemma. Jo is reluctant but finally gives them the nod. She leaves to head off visit with Doctor Parrish while Zane and Henry commence the process of making Holly whole and human again.
As Kevin is explaining his project on an 'Alternative to Silicon Computing' for the 4th time to Carter, we are drawn outside the Sheriff’s Office where there is crashing, running and yelling. Carter is immediately attacked by a pair of computerized, motorized legs or as Allison’s brother, Marcus says 'Gams”! Dr. Marcus Blake and Sheriff Jack Carter might have gotten off on the wrong foot but Allison is determined for them to get to know each other.
Turns out the Bionic limbs were a concoction of Zane and Henry’s. But when Jo recovered them from the Sheriff’s office and brought them to Henry’s shop, Zane informed her that they had moved past that phase of thinking. In the meantime, Holly has rematerialized at the shop and with Zane and Henry preparing to try a 'Biological Fabrication' of Holly, a living breathing body using Holly’s DNA and printing her on a lattice. The 3D printer their using, uses living cells. They're trying to do all of this, without Fargo finding out.
Jo leaves the shop agreeing to keep quiet about the copying job, at least for now. Zane confidently says 'Gonna Make Us A Woman'! Allison’s brother, Marcus letting her know that Carter is not Nathan Stark. Well, Allison knows that and doesn’t want him to be.
With Dr. Isaac Parrish, hot on the heals of the missing equipment, Zane and Henry need to hurry up with the 'Copying' project ASAP. Jo is trying to head him off, but for how long will this work?
Jul 17, 2012 · Can Jack stop wormholes from destroying the town on the series finale of Eureka? Find out in our review of "Just Another Day."
- Jim Garner
Swapped Roles: Carter gets to be the genius causing havoc with crazy experiments for a change, while Allison comes up with the common-sense thinking that solves the problem. Not without a Death Glare at Carter as if to say, "This is where you'd usually come in!"
Carter's role in the show has always been that of the average joe; the guy that the audience can most readily relate to. So considering the show's usual subject matter, it's only natural to imagine a scenario in which Carter's intelligence is artificially boosted.
Jun 18, 2012 · While Allison’s brother Marcus is visiting Kevin slips Jack a “smart drug” that was supposed to help him remember facts better. The drug goes haywire and Jack finds himself the smartest person at...
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Jun 25, 2012 · First, Kevin pretends he needs help with a presentation in order to coach Carter on a scientific method – and then Kevin slips Carter a drug to enhance his brain capability.
