Back in Charleston, Anne’s opted to take a more active role in figuring out exactly what’s going wrong with Alexis, heading below the city to ask Dr. Kadar’s help. Operating under the pretense that she’s doing DNA tests on the deharnessed Charleston kids to figure out how much danger they may be in, she slips a sample of her daughter’s DNA into the batch to see if there are any ill effects. Kadar’s able to whip a test up using everyday household objects—literally, as his shopping list to Anne amusingly includes rubbing alcohol, dish detergent and salt—and he confirms that Anne’s suspicions aren’t just in her head. All the other samples are fine, but Alexis’ genetic material is rife with alien contamination, “like a parasitic jungle vine choking the life out of the human DNA.”
The alien baby plot has so far felt like a large misstep for the show, as its Trainspotting-style imagery remains out of sync with the rest of the show and the conviction of other characters that Anne’s just having a breakdown has further distanced that character from the rest of the narrative. Anne having concrete proof that there’s something wrong with Alexis feels like it could finally give that story some impetus, especially now that she has Kadar convinced of the truth and willing to offer assistance. It could do that, but it doesn’t. Instead the writers opt for further ill-conceived decisions, as Anne cracks Kadar over the head with a wrench, slips a soporific into Lourdes’ glass of wine, and flees Charleston with Alexis in her arms. I understand that fear is a great motivator, and often pushes people to make decisions they wouldn’t do otherwise, but this move simply makes Anne look irrational to the point of stupidity. Given the fact that they just repelled an alien attack and their enemies are known to be watching for them, running away feels like a move that will lead them right into the arms of the skitters—which in fact it does, taking a grand total of 30 seconds.

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Anne goes to visit Dr. Kadar in his dungeon, I mean, underground laboratory. She wants to give Kadar tissue samples of the newly de-spiked kids for analysis, which gets him hot and bothered. As she is leaving, Kadar gets all misty-eyed over her having a kid and waxes rhapsodic about children and their eyes of innocence, that are portals to wonder and truth. “Whatevs,” thinks Robo Doc as she backs away slowly.
Anne comes back and brings Hadar the samples (one of which is, of course, Lexie’s) and testing materials. Hadar is still being super-weird, talking about kids and how silent it is after they….never mind. He doesn’t want to talk anymore. Which is good, because if he was expecting compassion from Anne? I don’t think she is programmed for that. He tells her to come back for the results later. When Anne goes back, Hadar tells her that, of course, all of the samples are normal except one. One of them is infected with alien DNA which is crushing the human DNA within. Anne attempts to simulate crying, which means a lot of gasping and furrowed brows and bad acting. Hadar guesses that the DNA is Lexie’s and says they have to tell Tom. Which earns him a wrench to the head.
DAMN IT! Robert Sean Leonard better not be fired.