Eureka

Finale, Finally

What Goes Around Comes Around - It took two years, but Season Three finally comes to an end with an episode about polarity reversals, abandonment issues, and everyone walking in on each other in the middle of a make-out session.

Cored To Death

Have An Ice Day - Taggart's triumphant return to the show is marred by bad writing and lame storylines, despite the fact that he brought a deadly ice core with him.

Memory Lame

You Don't Know Jack - Tess's attempt to make a time capsule wipes most of the town's memory and gives the writers a great excuse for a clip show. Also, Allison gives birth to another child she'll forget about without the aid of Tess's memory device.

Water, Water Everywhere

Shower the People - Life just sucks for Henry, and Tess very nearly drowns in her own molecules. Typical day in Eureka.

The Kimmening

Ship Happens - Henry's long-lost spaceship returns with a new Kim, and love and viruses are in the air.

Field of Screams

If You Build It... - Town teens are taken over by a nightly command to build a landing pad for whoever The Signal belongs to. Despite Allison's desire to blow the aliens out of the sky, a spaceship lands in Eureka just in time for the episode to end.

Bowling For Goop

It's Not Easy Being Green - A bowling rivalry unleashes a radiation-eating slime monster upon the residents of Eureka. Duncan becomes a hero when he takes Lexi out of town for good.

How I Could Just Kill A Dimension

Insane in the P-Brane - An annoying new scientist comes to town just in time to get sucked into the fifth dimension with Carter. Lexi gets a storyline.

Global Dynamics Hates the Law

Your Face Or Mine - GD puts Carter through a re-certification test from Hell while one of its employees steals Jo's DNA and commits two acts of false imprisonment, only to be placed on probation for her misdeeds.

Black Holes and Plot Holes

Welcome Back, Carter - Sara M recaps as the fired Sheriff Carter is replaced by Fargo's latest robot creation, which in turn is assassinated -- twice -- by one of Fargo's earlier robots, a house who would rather manipulate gravity than read the town charter.

Eureka Spoilers & Discussion: Section 5

Eureka QUOTES: Why Don't You People Just Say 'Ice Funnel Of Death'?

3-4: "I Do Over" 2008.08.19

Ed Quinn as Nathan Stark: No, Not That Stark

3-1: "Bad To The Drone" 2008.07.29

Eureka Ratings & Scheduling: Chaotic-Inflation Device

3-5: "Show Me The Mummy" 2008.08.26

3-2: "What About Bob" 2008.08.05

3-6: "Phased And Confused" 2008.09.09

Colin Ferguson as Jack Carter: Former Mannequin? Yes. Mass Murderer? No.