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* KickTheSonOfABitch: The hedge fund trader protests when Reese is going to leave him by the side of the road in the snow. Reese agrees he can't leave him like that...and punches him.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Nelson's daughter initially rejects her father's attempt to reconcile, but quickly becomes concerned when she realises he's genuinely ill.
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* DoubleMeaningTitle: "In Extremis" is Latin for "At the point of death." First the [=POI=] spends much of the episode slowly dying from radiation poisoning and doing his best to help Reese find his killer and make amend with his daughter. The second is Stanton's virus has finally done its damage and ''the Machine'' is the one who is on the edge of death.
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* DoubleMeaningTitle: "In Extremis" is Latin for "At the point of death." First the [=POI=] spends much of the episode slowly dying from radiation poisoning and doing his best to help Reese find his killer and make amend amends with his daughter. The second is Stanton's virus has finally done its damage and ''the Machine'' is the one who is on the edge of death.
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Dewicking per TRS.
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* AFriendInNeed: Carter demands to know why Reese isn't helping Fusco. Reese throws it back at her; given that Fusco is NotSoDifferent from Reese, why isn't ''she'' helping him?
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* AFriendInNeed: Carter demands to know why Reese isn't helping Fusco. Reese throws it back at her; given that Fusco is NotSoDifferent from a lot like Reese, why isn't ''she'' helping him?
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* WhenAreYouComingHomeDad: Nelson's visit to his daughter implies this trope is in play.
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* WhenAreYouComingHomeDad: WhenYouComingHomeDad: Nelson's visit to his daughter implies this trope is in play.
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* SoaapboxSadie: Nelson's daughter is a political activist who once threw red paint at him for testings drugs on lab animals and was once arrested for hitting a cop during a protest.
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* SoaapboxSadie: SoapboxSadie: Nelson's daughter is a political activist who once threw red paint at him for testings drugs on lab animals and was once arrested for hitting a cop during a protest.
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* PetTheDog: Detective Stills may have been a {{Jerkass}} and a DirtyCop, but he was there for Fusco after his wife left him.
** Until you remember he was willing to kill a young boy and his father without a care.
** Until you remember he was willing to kill a young boy and his father without a care.
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* PetTheDog: PetTheDog:
** Detective Stills may have been a {{Jerkass}} and aDirtyCop, DirtyCop willing to murder a young boy and his father without care, but he was there for Fusco after his wife left him.
** Until you remember he was willing to kill a young boy and his father without a care.him.
** Detective Stills may have been a {{Jerkass}} and a
** Until you remember he was willing to kill a young boy and his father without a care.
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* PosthumousCharacter: Detective Stills.
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* PosthumousCharacter: Detective Stills.Stills has been dead since the first episode of the series but plays a prominent role here though flashbacks.
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* SheepInSheepsClothing: Dr. Rossmore. After Nelson costs him and his company millions by shutting down one of their drug trials, Rossmore shows up at Nelson's a bottle of wine at his celebration, assuring him that he isn't bitter and recognizes that he didn't have the data to support his theory and understands why Nelson made that call. While the average GenreSavvy viewer might expect him to be the murderer, he is in fact completely sincere, while the real killer is the person who profited off Nelson's ruling against Rossmore via insider trading.
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* SoaapboxSadie: Nelson's daughter is a political activist who once threw red paint at him for testings drugs on lab animals and was once arrested for hitting a cop during a protest.
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* WhenAreYouComingHomeDad: Nelson's visit to his daughter implies this trope is in play.
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* DoubleMeaning: A minor one from the man who ordered Nelson's death. "I trade stocks, but if I know I picked a loser, I have to dump it," refers to both Nelson and the medical stocks he shorted.
* OneLastSmoke: Reese pours a glass of high-end whiskey for Nelson to drink before he dies.
* ShotToTheHeart: Nelson says he just wants to look his killer in the eye, but then dies. Reese pulls over and injects him with an adrenaline shot to keep him going.
* SlowlySlippingIntoEvil: When Fusco confesses to Carter how he became a DirtyCop, this is how he puts it. First it was just heisting drug money. Then it was killing drug dealers and covering it up.
* SlowlySlippingIntoEvil: When Fusco confesses to Carter how he became a DirtyCop, this is how he puts it. First it was just heisting drug money. Then it was killing drug dealers and covering it up.
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* ShotToTheHeart: Nelson says he just wants to look his killer in the eye, but then dies. Reese pulls over and injects him with an adrenaline shot to keep him going.
