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** Also in the series finale, the playlists on Jennifer's [=iPod=] have titles such as as "Audiobooks (Illustrated)" and "Songs Jones Would Hate". The one she does play from is titled "We're All Going To Fucking Die".
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** Also in the series finale, the playlists on Jennifer's [=iPod=] have titles names such as as "Audiobooks (Illustrated)" and "Songs Jones Would Hate". The one she does play from is titled named "We're All Going To Fucking Die".
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* ForgottenPhlebotinum: At the end of the second season Cole learns how to [[spoiler:do MentalTimeTravel to different points of his own personal timeline]]. This ability is used to resolve the situation in the season finale and never comes up again for the rest of the series.
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** Also in the series finale, the playlists on Jennifer's [=iPod=] have titles such as as "Audiobooks (Illustrated)" and "Songs Jones Would Hate". The one she does play from is titled "We're All Going To F**king Die".
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** Also in the series finale, the playlists on Jennifer's [=iPod=] have titles such as as "Audiobooks (Illustrated)" and "Songs Jones Would Hate". The one she does play from is titled "We're All Going To F**king Fucking Die".
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* FreezeFrameBonus: Combined with {{Foreshadowing}} in the series finale, there's a computer screen showing [[spoiler: PRIMARY CODE v1.1, indicating that the Primaries made v1.0 and Jones made an alteration to insert Cole into the new timeline.]]
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** Combined with {{Foreshadowing}} in the series finale, there's a computer screen showing [[spoiler: PRIMARY CODE v1.1, indicating that the Primaries made v1.0 and Jones made an alteration to insert Cole into the new timeline.]]]]
** Also in the series finale, the playlists on Jennifer's [=iPod=] have titles such as as "Audiobooks (Illustrated)" and "Songs Jones Would Hate". The one she does play from is titled "We're All Going To F**king Die".
** Combined with {{Foreshadowing}} in the series finale, there's a computer screen showing [[spoiler: PRIMARY CODE v1.1, indicating that the Primaries made v1.0 and Jones made an alteration to insert Cole into the new timeline.
** Also in the series finale, the playlists on Jennifer's [=iPod=] have titles such as as "Audiobooks (Illustrated)" and "Songs Jones Would Hate". The one she does play from is titled "We're All Going To F**king Die".
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Cole in the series has a ''much'' better working relationship with the scientists running the time travel project than in the film. The film version was held prisoner and considered little more than a tool. In the series Cole is allowed a great deal of personal freedom, the shelter allows his best friend to live with them to make him amicable, and he is kept in the loop about their plans and they hear his opinion on them.
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* DrinkingGame: Cole is shown to have made a drinking game in the future about Jones's speechifying. It includes at least taking a drink every time she uses the word "mission".
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** In the series finale, "The Beginning" [[spoiler: after Cole erases himself from the timeline and all the loops are unraveled, a new timeline is created where there is no plague, no Army of the 12 Monkeys, and no time-travel. Cassie leads a normal life as a doctor, Jennifer becomes Markridge's CEO, Deacon opens a bar, Katarina and Ellen live happily with Hannah, and Sam is still born to Ramse (and presumably Elena as well).]]
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** In the series finale, "The Beginning" [[spoiler: after Cole erases himself from the timeline and all the loops are unraveled, a new timeline is created where there is no plague, no Army of the 12 Monkeys, and no time-travel. Cassie leads a normal life as a doctor, Jennifer becomes Markridge's CEO, Deacon opens a bar, Katarina and Ellen Elliot live happily with Hannah, and Sam is still born to Ramse (and presumably Elena as well).]]
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** In the series finale, "The Beginning" [[spoiler: after Cole erases himself from the timeline and all the loops are unraveled, a new timeline is created where there is no plague, no Army of the 12 Monkeys, and no time-travel. Cassie leads a normal life as a doctor, Jennifer becomes Markridge's CEO, Deacon opens a bar, Katarina and Elliot live happily with Hannah, and Sam is still born to Ramse (and presumably Elena as well).]]
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** In the series finale, "The Beginning" [[spoiler: after Cole erases himself from the timeline and all the loops are unraveled, a new timeline is created where there is no plague, no Army of the 12 Monkeys, and no time-travel. Cassie leads a normal life as a doctor, Jennifer becomes Markridge's CEO, Deacon opens a bar, Katarina and Elliot Ellen live happily with Hannah, and Sam is still born to Ramse (and presumably Elena as well).]]
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--> '''Jones''': I apologize, Dr. Eckland, but you were not part of my original reality.
--> '''Eckland''': Well, that's gonna make it awkward tonight... when you come to bed.
** Among the changes caused by delaying the plague two years:
--> '''Jones''': I apologize, Dr. Eckland, but you were not part of my original reality.
--> '''Eckland''': Well, that's gonna make it awkward tonight... when you come to bed.
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Time traveler James Cole (Aaron Stanford) travels from the year 2043 to the present day in order to stop the release of a deadly virus by the enigmatic Army of the Twelve Monkeys. That virus, in Cole's original timeline, caused the death of 93.6% of the world population. Cole seeks help from the virologist Cassandra Railly (Amanda Schull).
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Time traveler James Cole (Aaron Stanford) (Creator/AaronStanford) travels from the year 2043 to the present day in order to stop the release of a deadly virus by the enigmatic Army of the Twelve Monkeys. That virus, in Cole's original timeline, caused the death of 93.6% of the world population. Cole seeks help from the virologist Cassandra Railly (Amanda Schull).
(Creator/AmandaSchull).
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**[[spoiler: Cassie also tells alternate Deacon that he is a good man near the end of "The Beginning, Part II" - this confuses him, because at that this point in his timeline, he only knows her from the CDC recording, whereas she has had considerable history with him earlier along her timeline.]]
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** "After" is one big StableTimeLoop. [[spoiler: Jennifer finds a photograph of a motel room with dead KGB agents in 1966 who were trying to buy 'a weapon' and the words "Climb the steps, ring the bell" written on the wall in their blood. Believing that the KGB men were buying the weapon built by the Primaries, Cole and Cassie jump back to 1966. But Zalmon Shaw and his men show up and Cole is poisoned by the Pallid Man's younger self. Cassie and Jennifer then travel back a little earlier in a bid to save Cole, and enlist the aide of their old ally FBI agent Gale. In the end, it turns out that Gale is the one who killed the KGB agents and Jennifer scrawled the words on the wall in their blood, so that it would catch her younger self's attention. Also, Cassie manages to get her hands on a cure for Cole's poisoning but must wait for her younger self to see him dying and splinter out before giving it to him.]]
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** "After" is one big StableTimeLoop. [[spoiler: Jennifer finds a photograph of a motel room with dead KGB agents in 1966 who were trying to buy 'a weapon' and the words "Climb the steps, ring the bell" written on the wall in their blood. Believing that the KGB men were buying the weapon built by the Primaries, Cole and Cassie jump back to 1966. But Zalmon Shaw and his men show up and Cole is poisoned by the Pallid Man's younger self. Cassie and Jennifer then travel back a little earlier in a bid to save Cole, and enlist the aide of their old ally FBI agent Gale. In the end, it turns out that Gale is the one who killed the KGB agents and Jennifer scrawled the words on the wall in their blood, shoe polish, so that it would catch her younger self's attention. Also, Cassie manages to get her hands on a cure for Cole's poisoning but must wait for her younger self to see him dying and splinter out before giving it to him.]]
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PRIMARY CODE v1.1
* FreezeFrameBonus: Combined with {{Foreshadowing}} in the series finale, there's a computer screen showing [[spoiler: PRIMARY CODE v1.1, indicating that the Primaries made v1.0 and Jones made an alteration to insert Cole into the new timeline.]]
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** Ultimately [[spoiler: in Cole's case, this becomes a ''literal'' suicide mission, given that resetting the timeline means erasing him from existence completely and permanently]].
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** Ultimately [[spoiler: in Cole's case, this becomes a ''literal'' '''' suicide mission, given that resetting the timeline means erasing him from existence completely and permanently]].
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** In "The Beginning" [[spoiler: Cole ends the series trapped in the 2010's of the AlternateTimeline. However, given that Cole literally isn't supposed to ''exist'' in this timeline and as such has no 'native' time period, its certainly not a normal example of this trope.]]
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** In "The Beginning" [[spoiler: Cole ends the series trapped in the 2010's of the AlternateTimeline. However, given that Cole literally Cole isn't supposed to ''exist'' in this timeline and as such has no 'native' time period, its certainly not a normal example of this trope.]]
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''12 Monkeys'' is a television series adaption of the 1995 film [[Film/TwelveMonkeys of the same name]] ''and'' [[Film/LaJetee the French short film it was based on]]. It was produced by Creator/{{Syfy}} and premiered in January 2015. The story, which loosely follows the plot of the film, has been updated to the present day.
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''12 Monkeys'' is a television series adaption of the 1995 film [[Film/TwelveMonkeys of the same name]] ''and'' [[Film/LaJetee the classic 1962 French short film it was based on]]. It was produced by Creator/{{Syfy}} and premiered in January 2015. The story, which loosely follows the plot of the film, has been updated to the present day.
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''12 Monkeys'' is a television series adaption of the 1995 film [[Film/TwelveMonkeys of the same name]] ''and'' [[Film/LaJetee the French short movie it was based on]]. It was produced by Creator/{{Syfy}} and premiered in January 2015. The story, which loosely follows the plot of the film, has been updated to the present day.
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''12 Monkeys'' is a television series adaption of the 1995 film [[Film/TwelveMonkeys of the same name]] ''and'' [[Film/LaJetee the French short movie film it was based on]]. It was produced by Creator/{{Syfy}} and premiered in January 2015. The story, which loosely follows the plot of the film, has been updated to the present day.
