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Overview

First aired

Monday, June 28, 2010

Directed by

Mark DeFriest

Runtime

30 minutes

Synopsis

Thorne entices K9 to hand over his regeneration unit in exchange for his missing memory chip. It is a double cross. The fake chip contains a code turning K9 into a bomb. Starkey is taken by an old enemy who has a few surprises for K9 and his friends too.

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Oh, I see things are all starting to come together.

K9's missing memories, the Jixen, Thorne putting Korven tech into machines, Darius' dad, the head of The Department. Honestly all the moving parts of the story are just coming together quite nicely here.

The acting however continues to disappoint, we don't get enough of June and Gryffen, and Thorne's acting here isn't the greatest, there's a line where he's meant to repeat a line with different emphasis, but seemingly just forgets to change the emphasis.

I do like Jixey though, the Jixen are one of the best costumes the show's got, and it was a real shame they hadn't really come back until here, but hey, now they have, and they've got a big link to K9's backstory that they can explain now they're able to talk.

The episode does end very abruptly though which is really weird, I was hoping for a talk with the Jixen and the gang, but nope, just cuts to a shot of Thorne, and then credits


It’s difficult to critique this one in ways that I haven’t already covered for previous episodes. Even my hero Thorne is on poor form here. The nature of the threat kept twisting and turning into ever more unlikely shapes.


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