Episode 07: Instinct UPD
Ruzek: I screwed up. Hesitated. I just had all these voices in my head, you know rules, not right or wrong, the perception of right or wrong, and all that crap and I don't have my piece. Carrying a rifle that's used to murder four people. This guy's not pointing the gun at me, he's pointing a gun at Tommy. And so what the hell do I know? What do I know? Can't trust my instincts anymore. And I think I had a lawful shoot out there. Voight: You did. Ruzek: I know. I know. Yet I hesitated and I... didn't pull the trigger until after he shot my friend. Voight: Look, Adam. I mean, we're running point on a whole new thing here. You're taking all these new rules they're writing in here, and we're bringing it to the chaos out there. It's not gonna be easy. Not when you got, what, half a second to decide whether to take one guy's life in order to save another? Tell you one thing, right, I mean, right is still right, Adam. I think we're all gonna be groping around in the dark for awhile. Ruzek: Yeah. Voight: At least we'll be doing it together, man.
Episode 07: Instinct
Mickery and Flanagan both expressed hopes that Instinct would return, with Flanagan stating that the end of the second episode felt like a beginning for his character.[1][4] ITV did not recommission it, and no further episodes were made.[5]
The final minutes of the episode were a scramble in order to figure out where to find a housekeeper who had the insight necessarily in order to prove Russell was responsible. They did that and now the bad guy responsible is officially under arrest.
Trivial matters: This was the only script (and one of only two writing credits) for Ronald D. Moore during his abortive term as co-executive producer of the show, which ended after this episode. He went on from here to become a co-executive producer for the second and third seasons of the Roswell TV show on the WB.
What will the most dangerous consequences to the team of Chicago PD? Is it something to lose someone or to feel betrayed? The worst consequence is to choose one path and deny others and that one path to go wrong. The characters will not have any comeback from the decision made in this episode. The team will trust a person who can certainly lead them to something worst. How will it feel to face that worst scenario? The viewers will soon know the answer with the release of the episode.
It is the specialty of Chicago PD that it brings new cases and adventures in its every episode. It will link you to the future and the past. At the same time, the plotline will keep you involved to crave for more. We expect the same from the forthcoming episodes.
Chicago PD Season 8 Episode 7 will hit the screen on February 17, 2021. It will be there from 10 to 11 pm on NBC. Moreover, the further episodes will release on the same weekly pattern. Stay tuned with us for further more revelations.
Instinct is the second episode of the second season of Dollhouse and the 15th episode overall. It was written by Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters and directed by Marita Grabiak. It aired on October 2nd, 2009.
Although aired before 2x03 "Belle Chose", "Instinct" was shot after it. Principal photography finished on August 23rd, 2009. The original intended order can be discerned from the fact that this episode opens with Paul overseeing an extended engagement, but in "Belle Chose" he is clearly new to his job as handler and has never been to the part of the Dollhouse where Actives are dressed for engagements. Also, "Belle Chose" shows the immediate fallout of Dr. Saunders's departure.
The episode was watched by 2.832 million viewers with seven days of DVR viewing were factored in, and it received a 1.2 Live+7 Rating/Share in the 18-49 demo, which is a 33% past airdate demo increase via DVR (that's the third biggest percentage increase for broadcast TV shows of that week). 25% of all demo viewing happened past airdate via DVR, that's the third biggest percentage for broadcast TV shows of that week.
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At the beginning of episode 8, he is hired by an overweight woman to assassinate her husband if he brings another woman. Seven tries to confront his target, but was stopped by the impervious bodyguard He Dachun, who points a gun at Seven, this makes Seven hesitant as Dachun tells him to fight like a man. He accepts and takes off his shirt to show how jacked he is to Seven's dismay. He tries to fight him in hand-to-hand combat as the narwhal ate his scissors and when he knows he can't win, he tries a sneak attack on his target to try and kill them where Dachun prevents him from killing his target using the Solid as Gold Seven-Day Lock.
Seven meets Thirteen in one of the first episodes of season 1 when he confronts a Stan robot. They meet throughout the series, often with Thirteen trying to kill Seven. After Seven cuts Thirteen's mask in two, revealing her face, he is smitten and often tries to make advances on her to no avail. After the assassination attempt on Mad Bark, Thirteen chases Seven as he was transformed into Mad Bark at the time. After a brief fight, they share an accidental kiss. Thirteen is disgusted and swears to kill him, but he is enamored and tries asking her out to tea instead.
The next time the two are seen together is in the Prince of Stan fight. Seven wants to protect Chicken Island, and Thirteen wants the bounty on the Prince's head since they are from opposing countries. However, the Prince's robot form is too strong and they are both pushed back. They come to each other's aid several times, until Seven is knocked unconscious. After Seven's flashback of the girl he tried to protect in the past, his old self is awakened and believes Thirteen is the same girl. He hugs her and goes to defeat the Prince. Because of the complete flip in personality, Thirteen is too surprised to do anything but blush; however, she quickly regains her composure and relays the battle to her master who orders her to kill Seven and take his sword. In the end, Seven falls unconscious again, but Thirteen hesitates to take his life (since he saved her) and leaves with just his sword. She also orders a new pair of scissors for him since the old ones were destroyed in the fight. In episode 2 of the 2nd season, Thirteen goes to take Seven's life as promised to her master. As usual, Seven is his slippery self and ends up getting chased across Chicken Island. Thirteen and Seven make a deal that if he falls to the ground in 3 more attacks, he must leave Chicken Island forever (as she does not want to have to kill him). Seven proposes that if he wins, Thirteen has to go to the beach with him. As Thirteen is about to attack again, Seven notices an assassin in a nearby tree (Plum blossom Eleven) and tries to protect Thirteen. This results in the two of them slow dancing as he deflects assassin throwing knives with her hair blade. Once again, Thirteen is caught off guard by Seven's sudden seriousness and is seen blushing. Back to normal and emotionless, she leaves without taking his life and gives him the list of assassination targets on the island, if he wishes to protect them. He thanks her for the new pair of scissors wondering what he should wear to the beach.
In episode 5 of the 2nd season, Seven faces a rematch against Captain Jack and wounds himself in order to make up for the scar he gave Captain Jack 3 years ago. Watching from the sidelines, Thirteen comes to rescue Seven but is attacked by Jack. Seven, regaining his old personality for a few seconds, uses the Thousand Demon Daggers to fend off Jack and save both of them before falling unconscious. Later that night, despite severe injuries, he flies using Xiao Fei to where Thirteen is staying (in a huge tree) and shyly gives her an outfit he had bought at the store for their supposed date at the beach. After looking inside the bag, Thirteen is alarmed at its contents and vows once again to kill Seven. In episode 7 of the 2nd season, Eleven lures Seven to the beach with a fake note from Thirteen. Thinking it's a real date, Seven takes a day off from the hair salon and adorably prepares music, an outfit, and even some roses (although they are black roses). When it comes time for the date, a disguised Eleven stabs Seven with a poison dagger and unsuccessfully tries to kill him before fighting DaChun. Afterward, Chairman Jiang comes to take down Eleven, but Thirteen arrives to save her sister. Seeing the real Thirteen arrive, Seven is re-energized and halts the battle to perform the things he had prepared for the date. He DaChun and Chairman Jiang are stunned onlookers as Seven dances, sings, and offers Thirteen a rose with the English words "Oh, Miss Mei. This rose is for you". Despite a black rose signifying hatred and death among other nasty things, Thirteen is charmed. But never losing her assassin mindset, she vamooses Seven's outfit to distract Chairman Jiang before escaping with Eleven.
By the last episode of the 2nd season, Thirteen now has a much better idea of who Seven is, and respects him a lot more. Instead of thinking that he's a bumbling idiot, she realizes that he is a lot more capable than he shows, especially after the fight against Redtooth. Although his attempts at romance are feeble, they have an innocent charm that seems to have won Thirteen over, at least somewhat. In Thirteen's past, she received very little love from her family or her master and grew up to suppress her emotions in the name of assassination. Seven is likely the first person she encountered who didn't care about who she was and had unconditional feelings for her. At the very end of the 2nd season, Thirteen is seen waiting for Seven in a white dress by the sea, implying that she has also developed feelings for Seven. 041b061a72