Sight Unseen

Season 2, Episode 9, Aired

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Strange happenings and spreading radiation at Global Dynamics lead to speculations that an abandoned research project concerning invisibility might have been revived. When Sheriff Carter accidentally becomes involved, the effects of invisibility threaten his life.
  • Everyone likes to be invisible.

    9.5
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    This was a really funny episode, with everyone running around looking for invisible things. I really like the way the writers seamlessy integrate the everyday mundane with the scientific fantastic. I mean, obviously every adult with a teenage driver is going to think that any story involving a car accident is going to be 'made up'. So even though Zoe told the truth, she ran into something invisible, her father isn't going to believe that, even with his knowledge of Eureka. I think it's just terrific that the writers have so much imagination to keep making these storylines grounded while still mixing in the phenomenal ... I say ... keep em coming!!!moreless
  • loved it

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    I really enjoyed this episode. it had all the things for which I like this show so much - such as the banter between Carter and Stark. the whole invisibility accident was interesting and yet again it was Jack who was affected the most. I like it when he saves the day though technically they needed to save him. I also liked the whole Zoe/Lucas story line. I think he is cute and Im glad they decided to keep him for a little longer. it is always nice to see Zoe interact with someone else beside Jack and Jo - who did an awesome job as a baby sitter.moreless
  • Another great episode for the books...

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    The time which you think Alisson will finally be jealous at Carter, however, it didnt seem that to be the case. When Carter had set up a date with the dry cleaner, and was told infront of Alisson. Then Joe, breaks up Zoe and her new 'boyfriend', the punker at the jail house and actually went to the jail. Now we have Henry who is either trying to deny what Jack is knowing, or attempting to know, and then letting Stark in little by little. That woman is going to go down, that counselor woman... Ugh, not a cool person. I wonder who she works for...moreless
  • Jack becomes the invisible man and may be killed in the process.

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    A fun-filled episode with some charcter development and some serious moments as well as the introduction of new characters.

    I liked Zoe's storyline and I liked Lucas. I just hope the writers continue this storyline. When introducing new characters they have a tendency to makes them appear in one episode only to be never heard of again. I hope Lucas sticks around.

    The same goes for the Carter - Callie relationship. If Carter is getting over Allison (and Allison clearly seems to be getting over Carter) and Callie is going to be his new love interest, I sincrely hope they are going to stick with her and not have them ping-pong to and from each other.

    I loved how Nathan mentioned Carter popping up out of nowhere before he was invisible, only to have Fargo repeat the same sentiment later on in the episode. Great writing.moreless
  • After last week's stupid scientists tricks episode, I was a bit skeptical about this week's invisible man episode.

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    I was impressed with the handling of the invisibility theme. The science of it was glossed over but the episode was still enjoyable. I liked the mention of the moon rocks and how people that think they've seen moon rocks have seen fake ones. My problem with the moon rocks is that they seemed to make a big deal out of them at the beginning of the episode only to drop it. Also, on first look, this episode seems like a filler. It was and wasn't. We find out more about Allison's son and how he was changed. Henry reveals what he know about Kim's death to Nathan and gives him the evidence. I think this will bite Henry in that cute bum of his but this was a HUGE step in the story. Zoe drives alone for her first time and has a passionate kiss with a guy from class. Sure Lupo throws him in the clink for it but it was worth it. It was mentioned in earlier articles that the Nathan/Allison/Jack love triangle was going to have a definite conclusion at the end of this season. I think the first appearance of Callie as Jack's new love interest is the beginning of the end for the Allison/Jack thing. Callie's introduction felt a bit forced but I like her. There was a lot of information to process in this episode. Next to all of those developments, the invisibility theme seemed like a B story.

    Next week: Eureka hit by a biblical plague? Science and religion. This ought to be good.moreless
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    • Henry: Did you, uh, talk to Jack today? Nathan: Couldn't avoid it. I did get to crush a childhood memory, so it wasn't all bad.

    • Lucas: Clearly Jasper thinks you're hot, but not smart enough to be his partner. (Zoe looks offended) In my opinion he's an idiot. (pauses) No one usually asks my opinion. Science teacher: Does everyone have a partner? (Zoe looks around a little frantically) Zoe: Well, it looks like we're stuck together. Lucas: Welcome to my world. It's quiet, but it has its advantages. Zoe: Like what? Lucas: Kidding, no advantages.

    • Jo: What was taken? Pharmacist: Polyethelene glycol. Carter: (sarcastically) Ah, let me guess: permanent sunblock, instant cavity filler? Pharmacist: No, we keep those up front.

    • Henry: Besides, extracting AL26 from moon rocks would require a highly sophisticated process, you'd have to be especially trained… Carter: You mean like everyone in town? Henry: Gotcha. I'll check it out.

    • Fargo: What if he's in there, invisible, with a poison blowgun from Borneo, waiting? Carter: (whispers) Then he'll get you first.

    • Lucas: (kissing Zoe) You're not shallow. You just haven't explored your depth. Jo: (coming in and pulling them apart) Woah, no, no, nooooo! No exploring on my watch!

    • (Carter sneaks up on Nathan and Allison) Nathan: (clearly annoyed) Can we put a bell on him or something?

    • Carter: (off screen) Wrong direction. (Fargo jumps, surprised and turns around) Fargo: Stop sneaking up on me like that. Carter: I'm invisible, Fargo...

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    • International Air Dates Germany – 25 August 2008 on ProSieben Hungary – 05 November 2008 on TV2 Australia – 06 November 2008 on TEN HD Slovakia – 04 March 2009 on Markiza Czech Republic – 10 November 2009 on Prima COOL

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    • Carter: Kryptonite! Kryptonite, the radioactive remnants of the planet Krypton, is a mineral from the Superman universe.

    • Fargo: They say he killed a man in Borneo just to watch him die. This is a paraphrase of a line from Folsom Prison Blues, "I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die."

    • Carter: Drop me off at the pharmacy. Zoe: Yes, Miss Daisy. A reference to Driving Miss Daisy, a 1987 play and 1989 film, both of which starred Morgan Freeman as the chauffeur for the title character.

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