12 Monkeys, “One Hundred Years,” was written by Michael Sussman and was directed by David Grossman. Sussman has a terrific sci fi background, having written for both Start Trek: Enterprise and Voyager. I loved Enterprise, and he also wrote for Threshold, another one of my favorite shows that ended much too soon, and which counted among its stars Peter Dinklage! This is another fast paced episode that asks some interesting moral questions of the central characters.
The Emerson Hotel begins to be an important rendez vous, and we get an idea of how Cole was able to set that up. Both Eckland (Michael Hogan) and Lasky (Murray Furrow) prove to be valuable members of the team. Jones (Barbara Sukowa) indicates to Cole that Deacon (Todd Stashwick) may not be what he seems. In fact, the entire team must adapt to an entirely new dynamic.
And, in no particular order, here are some dialogue teasers!
The world will be forever changed.
If Mr Cole fails, we all fail.
The only failure is giving up.
There is no such thing as fate.
I’ve been drinking Whiskey Sours.
We have the right name but the wrong mans.
We shall meet again in the red forest.
Why did it have to be down there?
There you have it – some clues for the next episode? Are you excited for this latest episode? Don’t forget to read and comment on my review of episode two! Let me know your thoughts going in to tonight’s episode in the comments below.
