Paradox

Episode aired Apr 3, 2015
TV-14
42m

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8.5/10

1.5K

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With Cole dying from the effects of time-travel, Railly must find the one person who can save him.With Cole dying from the effects of time-travel, Railly must find the one person who can save him.With Cole dying from the effects of time-travel, Railly must find the one person who can save him.

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Prakhars-33

I have splintered here before.

I have splintered here before. Its a beautiful series. All the cycles must close. So i am closing mine here. The character development is amazing . The story telling, all the beautiful way that it lets us experience the beauty of time. Definitely recommend it. But it was slow at some point, so one should be patient to watch it through the end. This show reminded me of dark at some points. So i tried to predict the story so many of a times, yet i failed. Beautifully written it keeps us on the edge and asking questions about the monkeys, the primaries , the witness .

And at last its a good love story.

Trivia
Actress Barbara Sukowa was digitally de-aged to appear as a 28 year younger version of Jones.

Goofs
Paradoxes depend on the same matter interacting. When Cole injects his younger self's blood it causes a paradox however the matter of the human body is replaced every 7 years, blood even more frequently. As such there would be no matter in common between the young and old Cole's blood.

Quotes
Dr. Julian Adler: [in 2043] Mr. Cole barely made it alive to 1987. You saw what condition he was in, and that was before the splinter to 2015. God knows what further damage that did.
Katarina Jones: He survived. But he won't come back.
Dr. Julian Adler: So, that's all? We just... abandon him, then?
Katarina Jones: I'm afraid it is we who are abandoned, Dr. Adler. Mr. Cole is just... a memory now - as the past was intended to be. This morning, yesterday, or thirty years, it's all just a million firing neurons. Given meaning by the human mind. We'll all be there, eventually.