That end stitch is where things become Westworld-level tricky. Now they can begin working on their master plan: accessing the world-saving data in Flynne's brain that will help them prevent The Jackpot apocalypse (really a series of cataclysmic events, from bees dying to a global pandemic) from ever wiping out civilization. Flynne then wakes up in future London, where she and Lowbeer reunite.
Nuland, so that Nuland believes the inspector is an ally.
Nuland off their backs, and to look like a favor from Inspector Lowbeer to Dr. Nuland won't easily be able to get her hands on.īecause this dooms her old un-piloted body to die from malnourishment while attached to the headset, Flynne decides to turn this condemned self into an opportunity. Nuland that she's escaped for good by crushing the coordinates (enclosed in a fancy antique-looking watch) and wakes up back in the (fictional) mountain town of Clanton, North Carolina - a reboot that creates a new splinter timeline, or stub, one Dr. In future London, she has Inspector Lowbeer lead her to a "stub portal" (a "stub" being an alternate splinter timeline), where she can create a new connection with her body in the past. Yet Flynne comes up with an ingenious plan to save herself and her town, even if it looks like she's out of the picture. Cherise Nuland, a prominent figure at the Research Institute, is relentless and finally plans to blow up a silo in Flynne's county that would assuredly wipe her and everyone she loves out. She successfully left them all in the dust, yet Dr. She was chased down by the mercenary bounty hunters, Clanton County's local drug baron Corbell Pickett and retired killer Bob. Why does Flynne technically kill herself?įrom the very first episode, the Research Institute (from future London in 2099, around 70 years ahead of Flynne's time) had a hit put on Flynne simply because she'd seen too much, thanks to the little "SIM" game the mysterious Aleita setup.
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