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Helix S1E6 - "Aniqatiga" Recap

Alan mourns Doreen's death and when he comes back in, Sarah is transporting the patient she euthanised. She admits this to Alan, who is determined to get Julia out from the isolation floor. Julia is still suffering from hallucinations. Alan and Julia secretly scheme to get Julia out. Alan burns a hole through a grate and he and Sarah come across some doors chained together. They try to open it but then some vector reach through, growling and snarling. One grabs hold of Sarah and Alan saws its arm off. Alan checks her for wounds but finds none and says they'll have to treat vectors before they can reach Julia.

Balleseros wakes handcuffed to a couch. A woman named Anana is the one who saved him from an icy demise and claims to be law enforcement. He tries to reach for a pair of scissors but she disarms him and demands information on Arctic BioSystems.

Alan and Sarah examine the virus and find that it is a genetic delivery stem. He confronts Hataki, who had just returned via secret tunnel from the isolation floor, where he had just sedated Julia. Hataki states that the virus was supposed to be a cure for cancer but has no idea what is in the virus. Later, Daniel tells Hataki that he killed Balleseros and Hataki angrily strikes his son, saying that his not checking in will cause "them" to come.

Julia dreams she is in a cabin with Peter and a little girl. Peter tells her to talk to the girl to remember something she is forgotten. She realises that the little girl is herself and the cabin was her childhood summer home.

Alan and Sarah experiment with the virus and the same black growth appears that Doreen discovered on Day 3, though they found the results far faster than she did. Alan blasts it with a fire extinguisher and it stops growing. They realise that the virus reacts poorly to cold and they decide to cool Peter down to help him survive longer. Sarah reminds Alan that there is a cryogenicist on staff at the base.

Balleseros attempts to strangle Anana but she disarms him yet again. She shows him a wall of photos of children that have gone missing, stating that 31 children over the past two decades disappeared near the base.

Alan visits the cryogenicist, Dr. Adrian and demands that he help. Dr. Adrian agrees under the condition that the guards give him some space and that he be first off the base when they are rescued. They talk theories and Dr. Adrian shows him some infected rats swimming in a tank of cold water.

Balleseros picks his handcuffs and when he looks outside, he sees a man who looks like Daniel. Balleseros attempts to attack him but Anana holds a gun to his head, saying that the man is her brother Tulok. She brings him back inside, re-cuffs him, and shows him a photo of her and her brother as a child. There is another child in it, and she states that Tulok had a twin brother who went missing as a child. Balleseros restates his need to return to the base.

Back in Julia's dream, Peter brings out a turkey and Julia sits at the table for a family dinner which Peter, Hatakia, Alan, Balleseros, and Sarah are all present at. They question her as to why they are all there but Julia doesn't know. Julia cuts the turkey, it oozes black blood, and the rest of the group responds with laughter.

In the cryogenics lab, Dr. Adrian has Peter inside a special suit. They fill it with cold water and it fills his lungs. The idea is to expose him to cold throughout his entire body. At first he appears to be drowning but then his condition shows progress. Hataki watches them in secret and tells Daniel they appear to have had a breakthrough.

Alan becomes emotional about his brother and when Sarah comforts him, they begin to kiss. They got back to him room and hook up.

Daniel and Hataki head outside to look at Balleseros' body, but he is nowhere to be found. Hataki examines the area and says that he has been taken. He looks up, says "they are here," and watches the Ilaria corporation helicopters fly overhead.

Down in the isolation floor, Julia wakes from her dream. She scream, grabbing her head, and her eyes go light, as she appears to be free of the disease.

Helix airs on Fridays on Syfy at 10/9c.

SYFY’S New Scripted Thriller Helix Begins Production In Montreal With Final Cast Set

Billy Campbell, Hiroyuki Sanada, Kyra Zagorsky, Mark Ghanimém, Jordan Hayes Star, With Meegwun Fairbrother, Catherine Lemieux And Neil Napier Rounding Main Cast Jeffrey Reinier (Friday Night Lights) Helming Premiere Episode


NEW YORK – July 31, 2013 – Syfy’s newest original scripted series Helix from Sony Pictures Television began production this past weekend in Montreal, Canada. The 13-episode drama is executive produced by Ronald D. Moore (Battlestar Galactica, Outlander), Steven Maeda (Lost, The X-Files) who is also showrunner, and Lynda Obst (Sleepless in Seattle, Contact). Cameron Porsandeh, who wrote the pilot, will serve as a Co-Executive Producer.

Helix is an intense thriller about a team of scientists from the Centers for Disease Control who travel to a high-tech research facility in the Arctic to investigate a possible disease outbreak, only to find themselves pulled into a terrifying life-and-death struggle that may hold the key to mankind’s salvation or total annihilation.  However, the lethal threat is just the tip of the iceberg, and as the virus evolves, the chilling truth begins to unravel.

Billy Campbell (The Killing, Killing Lincoln) stars as Dr. Alan Farragut, leader of the Centers for Disease Control outbreak field team called upon to investigate and control a potential “hot zone” at a remote Arctic research facility. Hiroyuki Sanada (The Wolverine, 47 Ronin) also stars as Dr. Hiroshi Hataki, director of the outpost and its mysterious viral research program.

Helix also stars Kyra Zagorsky (Soldiers of the Apocalypse) as Dr. Julia Walker, Mark Ghanimé (Emily Owens, M.D.) as Major Sergio Balleseros, Jordan Hayes (House at the End of the Street) as Dr. Sarah Jordan, Meegwun Fairbrother as Daniel Aerov, Catherine Lemieux (White House Down) as Dr. Doreen Boyle and Neil Napier (Riddick) as Dr. Peter Farragut.

Prolific director and producer Jeffrey Reiner is directing the premiere episode of Helix. Reiner directed multiple episodes of notable television series such as the critically acclaimed and award-winning Friday Night Lights, Awake and The Event. Reiner previously worked with Syfy directing the 90-minute pilot of the Battlestar Galactica prequel Caprica.

Helix is produced by Tall Ship Productions, Kaji Productions and Lynda Obst Productions in association with Sony Pictures Television.

About Sony Pictures Television

Sony Pictures Television (http://www.sonypicturestelevision.com), a Sony Pictures Entertainment company, is one of the television industry’s leading content providers. It produces and distributes programming in every genre, around the world and for a multitude of platforms.  In addition to one of the industry’s largest libraries of award-winning feature films, television shows and formats, Sony Pictures Television (SPT) boasts a current program slate that includes top-rated daytime dramas and game shows, landmark off-network series, original animated series and critically acclaimed primetime dramas, comedies and telefilms. SPT has 18 wholly-owned or joint venture production companies in 15 countries outside the U.S. and also maintains offices in 32 countries. SPT’s worldwide television networks portfolio includes 124 channel feeds available in 159 countries, reaching more than 800 million households worldwide.  SPT also creates original content for and manages SPE’s premium video website, Crackle. Additionally, SPT owns production company Embassy Row and is a part owner of cable channel Game Show Network (GSN), 3D channel 3net, premier horror/thriller website and VOD service FEARnet and national U.S media sales company ITN Networks, Inc.  SPT advertiser sales is one of the premier national advertising sales companies and handles the commercial inventory in SPT’s syndicated series as well as in U.S. digital businesses including FEARnet, DrOz.com and PlayStation.

About Syfy

Syfy is a media destination for imagination-based entertainment. With year round acclaimed original series, events, blockbuster movies, classic science fiction and fantasy programming, a dynamic Web site (www.Syfy.com), and a portfolio of adjacent business (Syfy Ventures), Syfy is a passport to limitless possibilities. Originally launched in 1992 as SCI FI Channel, and currently in more than 98 million homes, Syfy is a network of NBCUniversal, one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies. (Syfy. Imagine greater.)
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