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Taking a sample, Spike can't find any matches for the virus on their database. He theorizes that the Creature is a mutated rat, while Ed think it's a space alien. Spike gives Ed a thermal imaging device to track the Creature, but she runs off before he can test it properly. A distraught Faye arrives, rambling to Spike about "the life she's got left to live" before collapsing, a large purple wound on her leg. She's laid out in the lounge next to Jet.
Chasing Ed, Spike finds Ein bitten and unconsious in a vent. He sees a blob-like creature in the shadows, which charges at him: Spike escapes.
Chasing Ed, Spike finds Ein bitten and unconsious in a vent. He sees a blob-like creature in the shadows, which charges at him: Spike escapes.
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Taking a sample, Spike can't find any matches for the virus on their database. He theorizes that the Creature is a mutated rat, while Ed think it's a space alien. Spike gives Ed a thermal imaging device to track the Creature, but she runs off chasing Ein before he can test it properly. A distraught Faye arrives, rambling to Spike about "the life she's got left to live" before collapsing, a large purple wound on her leg. She's laid out in the lounge next to Jet.
Chasing Looking for Ed, Spike finds Ein bitten and unconsious in a vent. He sees a blob-like creature in the shadows, which charges at him: Spike escapes.
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Spike suddenly remembers what was in the refrigerator: He'd found a Ganymede Rock Lobster a year ago, hid it for himself in the fridge, and since forgot about it. He checks inside the fridge to find, to his horror, a world of spores and growths.
Spike turns off the gravity, pushes the fridge to an airlock and ejects it, but not before its door falls open, and the Creature re-appears and bites him. He manages to stay inside the ship as the airlock closes, then he loses consciousness.
Spike turns off the gravity, pushes the fridge to an airlock and ejects it, but not before its door falls open, and the Creature re-appears and bites him. He manages to stay inside the ship as the airlock closes, then he loses consciousness.
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Spike suddenly remembers what was in the refrigerator: He'd found a Ganymede Rock Lobster a year ago, hid it for himself in the fridge, and since forgot about it. He checks inside the fridge to find, to his horror, a world of spores and growths.
growths. Spike turns off the gravity, pushes the fridge to an airlock and ejects it, but not before its door falls open, and the Creature re-appears and bites him. He manages to stay inside the ship as the airlock closes, then he loses consciousness.
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The episode opens with a red-tinted first person view, of ''something'' racing through the vents on the Bebop.
The crew have no bountys at the moment, so are on some enforced downtime. As this also means no money, Jet is trying to make a quick buck from gambling with Faye, but she cheats and he loses many items to her (including his clothes). Jet goes to find a blanket in storage, and spots a large refigerator he doesn't remember seeing before. An alarm rings through the ship. Faye and Spike find Jet on the floor, complaining that he was bitten by something. They brush off his complaints (thinking it just a rat), but while Spike feeds him herbal remedies Jet collapses, which reveals a large purple wound on his neck.
Taking a sample, Spike can't find any matches for the virus on their database. He theorizes that the Creature is a mutated rat, while Ed think it's a space alien. Spike gives Ed a thermal imaging device to track the Creature, but she runs off before he can test it properly. A distraught Faye arrives, rambling to Spike about "the life she's got left to live" before collapsing, a large purple wound on her leg. She's laid out in the lounge next to Jet.
Chasing Ed, Spike finds Ein bitten and unconsious in a vent. He sees a blob-like creature in the shadows, which charges at him: Spike escapes.
After taking Ein back to the lounge, Spike sets the ship to full autopilot, gears up with weapons and another tracker, and hunts the Creature. He meets the creature again in a corridor off the centrifuge room: Spike traps it in the corridor, throws in a couple gas grenades, then toasts the Creature with his flamethrower.
Spike suddenly remembers what was in the refrigerator: He'd found a Ganymede Rock Lobster a year ago, hid it for himself in the fridge, and since forgot about it. He checks inside the fridge to find, to his horror, a world of spores and growths.
Spike turns off the gravity, pushes the fridge to an airlock and ejects it, but not before its door falls open, and the Creature re-appears and bites him. He manages to stay inside the ship as the airlock closes, then he loses consciousness.
Ed is shown sleeping peacefully. In a daze, she grabs and eats the approaching Creature. The fridge is shown spinning through space, scattering its contents.
For the post-credits narration, Ed declares that everyone passed away, and thanks the viewer for their support over the series... but the rest of the cast interrupt her to report "there really is a next episode!".
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* DownerEnding: A very silly example: the creature is defeated and the fridge ejected, but it has knocked out everyone on the Bebop except Ed. Fortunately the toxin does not appear to be lethal or even dangerous (everyone bitten just falls unconscious); presumably the ship's autopilot landed on Mars, woke the crew (or they recovered during the trip), and they collectively resolved never to speak of it again. Or, perhaps, it was a dream.
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* DownerEnding: A very silly example: the creature is defeated and the fridge ejected, but it has knocked out everyone on the Bebop except Ed.Ed (and even then, she may have been effected by the toxin from eating it). Fortunately the toxin does not appear to be lethal or even dangerous (everyone bitten just falls unconscious); presumably the ship's autopilot landed on Mars, woke the crew (or they recovered during the trip), and they collectively resolved never to speak of it again. Or, perhaps, it was a dream.
