The Connors infiltrate the funeral of the people killed by Weaver at the "Heat And Air" factory, and discover a town full of paranoia and secrecy.
Meanwhile, on the anniversary of Lachlan Weaver's death, Ellison begins to become suspicious of Weaver's lack of human emotion.
Tropes
- Actor Allusion: Walsh tells Derek that he used to be a cop in Baltimore. Max Perlich, who played Walsh, had a regular role in Homicide: Life on the Street as Brody, a forensic videographer (not actually a cop) for the Baltimore police.
- Blunt "Yes":Sarah:Yes, we are "some kind of terrorist organisation".
- Call-Back: Walsh, the man who bought The Turk for Weaver, appears at the funeral investigating for her.
- Due to the Dead: Everyone at Zeira wears something plaid on the anniversary of Lachlan's death.
- He Knows Too Much: The fate of Zoe's boyfriend and his mother, whose corpses Sarah found in the storage locker. Also happens to Weaver's gopher Walsh at the end of the episode.
- Meaningful Funeral: The entire episode.
- Reports of My Death Were Greatly Exaggerated: George McCarthy turns out to be still alive and working for whoever is building the drones.
- Sinister Surveillance: The homes of everyone in the town are being monitored from a bunker beneath the McCarthys' house.
- Stalker without a Crush: Cameron's Blank Stare creeps out Zoe.
- Town with a Dark Secret: Many people in the town knew there was something sinister about the factory, but kept quiet because of the jobs.
- What Measure Is a Mook?: The whole episode is designed to subvert this. Josh Friedman said in an interview that if we see Weaver kill thirty people in a cool action scene, the next episode we see their funerals.
