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Time is running out for Darien in the onslaught of Quicksilver Madness, forcing the Keeper to give him a cure that frees him from the Agency.
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  • Not what I wanted the end to be...

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    The biggest problem I have with this episode is the ending. After the numerous times the Agency screwed with Darien, he actually stays with them after he gets cured? They held the quicksilver treatments over his head all the time! He shouldn't have remained. I want them to reshoot the ending, and this time Darien tells the Agency to f*&k off and turns around walking out the door with quicksilver spreading across his body and the last thing we see is his middle finger going up just before he fully disappears. That's what needs to happen. Still though, I'm glad he got the cure by the end of it.moreless

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    • As should come as no surprise, series "regular" Brandy Ledford is not in this episode either. Edit
    • Ironically, despite the constant comments of "Shut up, Eberts!", Eberts gets the last word of the series. Edit
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    • (last words of the series) The Official: Eberts, we're in trouble. Eberts: Yes, sir! Edit
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