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Sliders Season 3 Episode 18

Sole Survivors

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AIRED: 3/7/97

The sliders arrive on a world where civilization has fallen to a bacteria that creates flesh-eating zombies. Shortly after arriving, Quinn is bitten, and starts turning into a zombie too.

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Zombies! There is not too much more to say about this story. It has zombies in it...

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By whatsawhizzer, Nov 11, 2008

Zombies! There is not too much more to say about this story. It has zombies in it. Quin starts to turn into a zombie. Not a good episode, and definitely not a smart one to show immediately after the death of Arturo. You would really need a good episode to encourage people to accept maggie, something old school, in a familiar environment. Oh well, it is too bad they had to show this one now. I do agree with some others, they initially try to show maggie as intense warrior and establish her mo, but mostly she looks like an idiot, as if she was built in a lab or something rather than lived as a human being, not quite understanding human emotion. Your not a robot, alien, or a borg, which is technically part alien part robot, so quit acting so detached from reality.moreless
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Quinn gets bitten by a zombie and he turns into one. However they meet someone who is immune and a docter can make an antidote from her blood.

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By ledartagnan, Feb 13, 2007

This is one of the worst episodes.

When Wade starts arguing with Maggie at the beginning of this episode, the whole thing is too unreal. Too forced.

Previously in other episodes, when there was an argument or a confrontation there was a reason and well acted.

The story is simply a ripoff of the traditional Zombie story. But Quinn being sick,... we've already been there. In the pilot he gets sick, on a parallell world where penicillin has not been invented. So there is an explanation.

Here supposedly people turn into zombies because they took diet pills and now it's an illness that's transmitted via bites aswell.

I didn't enjoyed that episode as much. Also the character of Arturo is greatly missed. The group had already established itself. But now they tried to do the same as with Star Trek Voyager, adding a female character whose's figure is more important. However the character of Seven of Nine was well developped and well played.

That's the danger with milking out a series. Better stick with the good characters and try to keep em developping.moreless
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Cleavant Derricks	Rembrandt "Crying Man" Brown
Jerry O'Connell	Quinn Mallory
Sabrina Lloyd	Wade Wells
Kari Wuhrer	Maggie Beckett

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Jay Acovone	Dr. Tassler	Guest Star
Stephanie Niznik	Debra	Guest Star
Lorin McCraley	Fenris	Guest Star

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- Quinn: That guy bit me!
  Rembrandt: Talk about your bad neighborhoods.
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