S1.E5

Halloween Week

Episode aired Oct 24, 2024
TV-14
43m

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It's Halloween on The Odyssey, featuring a high-stakes costume contest; but when a zombie-like illness plagues select passengers, the festivities take a dark turn. Meanwhile, Avery and Max e... Read allIt's Halloween on The Odyssey, featuring a high-stakes costume contest; but when a zombie-like illness plagues select passengers, the festivities take a dark turn. Meanwhile, Avery and Max embark on a rescue mission.It's Halloween on The Odyssey, featuring a high-stakes costume contest; but when a zombie-like illness plagues select passengers, the festivities take a dark turn. Meanwhile, Avery and Max embark on a rescue mission.

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Medicine has this thing called "informed consent"...

Obviously this show relies heavily on Suspension of Disbelief. That's fine, I'm on board (no pun intended). But if these stories exist in reality enough that they have to deal with realistic COVID, why is the medical staff *asking a person's partner* if amputation is an acceptable option?!?

The wandering tourist is trapped but completely coherent, and shows no signs of lost mental faculties, but the medical staff decide she is unable to agree to her own medical care, and isn't even told what treatment is being done to her. (We're ignoring the 17 things they could have tried or suggested before amputation because again, Suspension of Disbelief.)

If you want a dramatic, heartfelt scene where the partner gets to declare her undying love and commitment, write a better one, with options, and painful discussion, and individual agency. She doesn't have to make a choice on her partner's behalf to have the scene work. It's even more interesting and powerful if she doesn't...

Trivia
Amelia and Luna are sisters in real life

Goofs
Avery says she'll sever Julia's arm above the elbow. However, Julia is trapped well below the elbow - pretty much just the wrist and hand - either way Avery would be cutting underwater, she would be able to cut *below* the elbow as easily as above. Keeping the joint makes a major difference for adapting post-amputation (she'd be able to get a prosthetic hand and continue bending her elbow as usual). No medical professional would lose the joint if they can avoid it.