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Altered Carbon Episode Guide Episodes 001–018 Altered Carbon Episode Guide Episodes 001–018 Last episode aired Thursday February 27, 2020 www.netflix.com © © 2020 www.tv.com © 2020 www.netflix.com © 2020 metawitches.com © 2020 www.thereviewgeek.com The summaries and recaps of all the Altered Carbon episodes were downloaded from http://www.tv.com and http: //www.netflix.com and http://metawitches.com and http://www.thereviewgeek.com and processed through a perl program to transform them in a LATEX file, for pretty printing. So, do not blame me for errors in the text ! This booklet was LATEXed on March 4, 2020 by footstep11 with create_eps_guide v0.62 Contents Season 1 1 1 Out of the Past . .3 2 Fallen Angel . 11 3 In a Lonely Place . 19 4 Force of Evil . 25 5 The Wrong Man . 33 6 Man with My Face . 41 7 Nora Inu . 49 8 Clash by Night . 59 9 Rage in Heaven . 69 10 The Killers . 75 Season 2 81 1 Phantom Lady . 83 2 Payment Deferred . 85 3 Nightmare Alley . 87 4 Shadow of a Doubt . 89 5 I Wake Up Screaming . 91 6 Bury Me Dead . 93 7 Experiment Perilous . 95 8 Broken Angels . 97 Actor Appearances 99 Altered Carbon Episode Guide II Season One Altered Carbon Episode Guide Out of the Past Season 1 Episode Number: 1 Season Episode: 1 Originally aired: Friday February 2, 2018 Writer: Laeta Kalogridis Director: Miguel Sapochnik Show Stars: Joel Kinnaman (Takeshi Kovacs), James Purefoy (Laurens Ban- croft), Martha Higareda (Kristin Ortega), Chris Conner (Poe), Dichen Lachman (Reileen Kawahara), Ato Essandoh (Vernon Elliot), Kristin Lehman (Miriam Bancroft), Trieu Tran (Mr. Leung), Renée Elise Golds- berry (Quellcrist Falconer) Guest Stars: Byron Mann (O.G. Kovacs), Waleed Zuaiter (Samir Abboud), An- tonio Marziale (Isaac Bancroft), Olga Fonda (Sarah), Daniel Bern- hardt (Jaeger), Paul Lazenby (Trooper #1), Jane Hancock (Orienta- tion Woman), John Emmet Tracy (Warden Sullivan), Tahmoh Penikett (Dimitri Kadmin), Troy Rudolph (Re-Meet Dad), Elfina Luk (Re-Meet Mom), Glynis Davies (Old Junkie Woman), Howie Lai (Meditech 1), Kwasi Thomas (Meditech 2), Joel Montgrand (Meditech 3), Nicole An- thony (Trainee), Zahf Paroo (Curtis), Shayn Walker (Security Guard), Cory Chetyrbok (Spirit Saver Demonstrator), Jay Cardinal Villeneuve (Spirit Saver Demonstrator 2), Morgan Gao (Young Tak), Riley Lai Nelet (Young Reileen), Dario de Iaco (Gene Freak Neanderthal), Fraser Aitch- eson (Gene Freak Rhino Man), Amitai Marmorstein (Junkie Dealer), Si- mon Chin (Alcatraz Guard), Alyson Bath (Woman Speaking Hologram), Lisa Chandler (Mary Lou Henchy), Leonie Bennett (Sexy Synth Girl), Kat Pasion (’B’ Side Synth), Jason McKinnon (Handsome Guy), Tina Grant (Overextended Mom), Richard Ian Cox (Cheap Lawyer), Nicko- las Baric (Man of Kadmin), Sean Kohnke (Man of Kadmin #2), Nigel Brighton (Man in Black), Peter Brown (Attendant), Jim Eliason (Police Officer), Will Yun Lee (Stronghold Kovacs), Celeste White Steele (Fell Station Detective) Summary: Waking up in a new body 250 years after his death, Takeshi Kovacs discovers he’s been resurrected to help a titan of industry solve his own murder. Prologue — Altered Carbon is a wild cy- berpunk ride through a dystopian future telling the story of Takeshi Kovacs, a cen- turies old supersoldier, rebel, and for- mer mercenary who’s been imprisoned and asleep for 250 years. The method of his imprisonment is the removal of his "stack" from his "sleeve," meaning the disc which contains his soul and con- sciousness was removed from his spine and stored until a wealthy man who re- quires his services pays for his release. His stack is then inserted into a new sleeve, also known as a body, that his pa- tron bought for him to use while Kovacs works the murder case he’s been hired to solve. 3 Altered Carbon Episode Guide Everyone in society is fitted with a stack when they are very young, but new sleeves vary in price. Functional immortality using clones and backup stacks is fashionable for the very rich. Normal people hope that their stacks aren’t damaged when they die so that they can be brought back, and that they can afford a decent new sleeve. Neo-Catholics believe that being spun up in a new sleeve is a sin and vow to live only the single life span their original sleeve allows them. Overall, life has become cheap because it’s so easily replaced, and corporate decadence rules society. The episode begins with images of modern Kovacs before he’s revived, dreaming that he’s floating in water. The view of his body is interspersed with images of original Kovacs being intimate with a woman, and mercenary Kovacs showering intimately with another woman, or at least another sleeve (although they start out covered in blood). The future gets confusing at times, with all of the body hopping. We can see the stack insertion scar on the back of the showering woman’s neck. The floor of the shower is littered with stolen stacks. In voiceover, a woman tells us: "The first thing you learn is that nothing is what it seems. Ignore your assumptions. Don’t trust anything. What you see. What you hear. What people tell you. What you think you remember. We are Envoys and we take what is offered. Let experience wash over you. Absorb it like a sponge. Expect nothing. Only then can you be prepared for anything." The scene settles on merc Kovacs and his companion in a future hotel room. Kovacs lies on the bed and smokes while his companion cleans the stolen stacks. He crosses the room to look out the window, where there are two moons looming over a dense, futuristic cityscape. The woman wonders who the stacks are. She swears in Russian. Kovacs doesn’t care, as long as they get paid. Woman: Have you always been such an asshole? Kovacs: Every sleeve, every time. The electronics flicker. Kovacs turns off the electronic window. He turns on his enhanced vi- sion and looks into the hall. A tac team of 12 heavily armed soldiers is coming to arrest them. The soldiers bust into the room. A violent fight ensues. Kovacs and the woman have limited weaponry, but stand their ground. Thanks to Kovacs superior skill, they almost win, until reinforcement soldiers show up just in time to turn the tide again. Female voiceover continues: "Your body is not who you are. You shed it like a snake sheds its skin. Leave it, forgotten, behind you. Make it personal. It is you. You are the weapon. You are the killer and the destroyer. One thing I can promise you. Coming back from the dead is a b*tch. Every single time." Interspersed with the hotel room fight, we see modern Kovacs brought into a utilitarian lab facility. He’s packaged in a vacuum-sealed bag. A male lab technician wearing a hazmat suit and goggles tells the female technician in training to watch what he does. The trainee is grossed out by the thought of the process ahead. The technician unzips Kovacs packaging and gooey liquid gushes out on the floor. The techni- cian emphasizes that they need to decant this subject efficiently, as they have four more to do in the next hour. The technician tries to show the trainee how to remove the umbilicus, the breath- ing apparatus and tube that covers Kovacs face. Kovacs becomes agitated and writhes on the lab table. The technician says that this happens sometimes. It usually means that the subject’s last death was violent. They try to move Kovacs to a chair to remove his umbilicus. He wakes up and punches the technician in the face. The trainee calls for help while Kovacs pulls out his own umbilicus, after rolling onto the floor. Several burly men run into the room and threaten to sedate Kovacs if he doesn’t calm down. He takes one of the security guards down, and asks how long he’s been out. They look up his file and tell him it’s been 250 years. Then he demands a mirror. Technician: There are no mirrors here. You need time to adjust to your new sleeve. You risk schism or a psychotic break. 4 Altered Carbon Episode Guide Kovacs, um, strongly insists that they give him a mirror. They give him a shiny metal tray. When he looks into it, at first he sees his previous skin, an Asian man. He howls at the mirror as it shifts to his new face, that of a caucasian man. Kovacs drops the mirror and hides his face for a moment. The technician berates Kovacs for breaking his nose. Kovacs calmly says that he hates getting shot, then asks where he is. When they tell him he’s in Alcatraz Prison, Bay City, he scoffs and demands to know what planet. They tell him he’s on earth. He stands up and asks where the shower is, then walks there on his own, completely naked and covered in goo. Joel Kinnaman does put on clothes eventually. After showering and dressing, Kovacs is sent to an orientation session with other newly resleeved prisoners. The orientation is interrupted by security taking him to see the warden. Orientation Hologram: "Welcome to Alcatraz. You’ve successfully completed your prison sentence. You may no- tice you are no longer in the body you arrived in. Now that you have paid your debt to society, you have been resleeved from our available inventory of prisoners. You may feel confused or strange. (Quell: After all, you’re not supposed to be here.) Disorienta- tion, visual and auditory hallucinations, and even low-grade amnesia are normal. But don’t worry.
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