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Doom Patrol Episode Guide Episodes 001–029 Doom Patrol Episode Guide Episodes 001–029 Last episode aired Thursday October 07, 2021 www.hbomax.com © © 2021 www.hbomax.com © 2021 www.dcuniverse.com © 2021 showsnob.com © 2021 www.imdb.com © 2021 comicbook.com © 2021 www. geekgirlauthority.com The summaries and recaps of all the Doom Patrol episodes were downloaded from https://www.imdb.com and https:// www.hbomax.com and https://www.dcuniverse.com and https://showsnob.com and https://comicbook.com and https://www.geekgirlauthority.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 October 8, 2021 by footstep11 with create_eps_guide v0.68 Contents Season 1 1 1 Pilot ...............................................3 2 Donkey Patrol . .7 3 Puppet Patrol . 11 4 Cult Patrol . 15 5 Paw Patrol . 17 6 Doom Patrol Patrol . 19 7 Therapy Patrol . 21 8 Danny Patrol . 25 9 Jane Patrol . 27 10 Hair Patrol . 29 11 Frances Patrol . 31 12 Cyborg Patrol . 33 13 Flex Patrol . 35 14 Penultimate Patrol . 37 15 Ezekiel Patrol . 39 Season 2 41 1 Fun Size Patrol . 43 2 Tyme Patrol . 45 3 Pain Patrol . 47 4 Sex Patrol . 49 5 Finger Patrol . 51 6 Space Patrol . 53 7 Dumb Patrol . 55 8 Dad Patrol . 57 9 Wax Patrol . 59 Season 3 61 1 Possibilities Patrol . 63 2 Vacay Patrol . 67 3 Dead Patrol . 71 4 Undead Patrol . 75 5 Dada Patrol . 79 Actor Appearances 81 Doom Patrol Episode Guide II Season One Doom Patrol Episode Guide Pilot Season 1 Episode Number: 1 Season Episode: 1 Originally aired: Friday February 15, 2019 Writer: Jeremy Carver Director: Glen Winter Show Stars: Diane Guerrero (Crazy Jane), April Bowlby (Rita Farr / Elasti-Girl), Joivan Wade (Victor Stone / Cyborg), Alan Tudyk (Eric Morden / Mr. Nobody), Matt Bomer (Larry Trainor / Negative Man), Brendan Fraser (Cliff Steele / Robotman), Timothy Dalton (Niles Caulder / Chief), Riley Shanahan (Robotman), Matthew Zuk (Negative Man) Guest Stars: Julie McNiven (Sheryl Trainor), Julian Richings (Heinrich Von Fuchs), Kyle Clements (John Bowers), Alan Heckner (Bump Weathers), Sydney Kowalske (Clara Steele), Ashley Dougherty (Giselle), Katie Gunderson (Kate Steele), Monique Grant (Waitress), Juan Hernandez (Valet), Todd Allen Durkin (First Assistant Director), Peter Leake (Director), Daniel Baldock (Bartender), Quinten Johnson (Cop), Orelon Sidney (News Reporter), James J. Fuertes (TV Tom), Jwaundace Candece (School Bus Driver), Caleb Williams (School Bus Kid #1), Alton Williams (School Bus Kid #2), Thomas Williams (School Bus Kid #3), Vailana Antonucci (School Bus Kid #4), Bryan Murphy (Edward), Amanda Martins (Wardrobe Gal), Durrell Lyons (Focus Puller), Justin James Boykin (Bus Boy), Matthew Carter (Villager), José Alfredo Fernandez (Lead EMT), Sarah Graham (Photographer), Dakota James Alden Lane (Jukebox Guy), Andrew S. McMillan (Cliff’s Pit Crew Member), Christo- pher Mullis (Fireman), Marie Richards (Tribal Female), Leonard Roll (Townsfolk), Shawn Weston Thacker (Kid), Jared Warren (Villager) Production Code: T50.10101 Summary: After a severe accident, Cliff Steele wakes up, a changed man, in the house of Dr. Niles Caulder and his Doom Patrol. Paraguay, 1948 — Mr. Eric Morden is a real nobody who pays the local Nazi for some enhancements. The ’demented genius’ places Morden inside a chamber that changes him... for the better. Florida, 1988 — We meet Cliff Steele who lives in a huge house, has a beautiful wife and adorable daughter — but he’s still having an affair with the nanny. Since he’s a big racing star, the family keeps up appearances at the next race. While the nanny carries their daughter, Cliff’s wife sends him off with a serendipitous farewell. ’Crash and die, honey.’ Cliff is doing well in the race but then he spots his engineer and his wife together. As she chastises him over the microphone, Cliff loses control of the car. He crashes into one of his opponents whose car careens back into him. As he remembers his humble beginnings, Cliff opens his eyes to Niles Caulder/ The Chief welding him into his new body. 3 Doom Patrol Episode Guide Cliff isn’t up and about yet. He blinks his visor on and off, catching glimpses of his surround- ings. We see a bandaged Larry Trainor sitting idly, and the floating Negative Spirit studying him. Later, Niles shares dinner with Rita Farr/ Elasti-Woman as they re-watch one of her old films. She recites the dialogue verbatim and looks forlorn at her lost career. Cliff makes slow progress in regaining movement. Chief explains that the accident led to much of Cliff’s body being damaged beyond repair. But Cliff is able to spot a calendar in the distance — it says 1995, 7 years since Cliff’s accident. The world thinks Cliff died in the accident and Rita explains that’s because the only part of Cliff that the Chief salvaged was his brain. She then lifts a mirror up to reveal Cliff’s new form. Seeing himself turned into robot, Cliff starts freaking out, so Rita switches him off. Chief chastises her for her actions — he didn’t feel that Cliff was ready. ’Everyone deserves the truth’, she replies. Cliff meets Larry Trainor/ Negative Man, who was, according to Mr. Nobody’s narration, ’an American god’ in the 1960s. He was an air force test pilot who took a state-of-the-art plane for a test drive. He had prepared for every eventually, bar one — a stowaway. Once Larry broke through the stratosphere, his aircraft was hit with negative energy causing him to pass out and crash. The energy helped him survive, but Larry ’was changed forever’. Cliff’s Robotman body struggles to recuperate and Larry’s smart-ass comments don’t help. Though his mobility is still limited, Cliff begins getting flashes of memory. Chief thinks this isa good sign but explains to Cliff that many of those who leave Chief’s Doom Manor often find that the people of the world find it harder to accept who they’ve become than they do. Whichiswhy Larry and Rita stick around. Aside from Larry, who seems to have been a nice person, the rest of the Doom Patrol were all awful in their past lives. In Africa 1955, Rita, known as the ’poor-man’s Deborah Kerr’, was shooting ’Forbidden Congo’ but kept becoming distracted by the focus-pullers missing arm. She orders her director to fire him despite the man being the best person for the job and well-liked among the crew. Once shooting resumes, the crewman is gone but everyone makes their dislike for Rita painfully obvious. When Rita falls through some boards into the water nobody comes to her aid. While submerged, Rita swallows an unknown substance that causes her body to elasticise. Rita runs away from the look of fear and disgust on the faces of the crew. In a wonderfully emotional scene, Cliff is able to make his robot body walk again. With his newfound mobility, he is adamant his family know the truth about him. He thanks the Chief for everything he’s done, but this ’just isn’t me’. Chief takes this opportunity to play a phone message that he used to recreate Cliff’s origi- nal voice for the robot body. He hopes that the message will explain how Cliff’s memories are changing to help him cope with his new situation. Turns out, Cliff didn’t remember everything that happened. That careening car on the race- course narrowly missed Cliff. In fact, he went on to win the race, but ruined the moment by beating up his engineer for his affair with his wife. This led his wife and daughter to leave him. When no amount of booze and depravity would fill the void left by his family, Cliff called hiswife and promised her he’d be better. She believed him and the three of them were headed home when Cliff drove into a tanker. There’s no family for Cliff to go back to now. Distraught, Cliff spends the next decades doing... absolutely nothing. He can’t eat, sleep, feel pain or anything, so he just watches the world go by. Till Larry buys him a toy racetrack that Doom Patrol sets up together. Years go by, we finally reach 2019, where we see the track has expanded across the room. But, play time is interrupted by Crazy Jane. She has 64 personas, each with its own power, and currently she is the insufferable Hammerhead. Wow, that personality is a real douche! Cliff and Jane have never met, but they seem to bond when they finally do. Later, while Doom Patrol sit around watching another of Rita’s films, Chief bids them farewell to go off on oneofhis sojourns. Jane decides this is the best time for the mice to play, though Larry disagrees because Chief still doesn’t think ’they’re ready’. But Jane is convincing and it is Doom Patrol’s day out. Though Cliff can’t feel the fresh air, he joins Crazy Jane in a park. Crazy Jane has a new revelation for Cliff — his daughter survived the crash, it’s all over the internet. But Cliff doesn’t want to hear it. Why would Chief lie to him? 4 Doom Patrol Episode Guide Larry reluctantly enters a bar. His bandaged appearance attracts attention and it bothers him, but not for reasons we think. Larry felt like a ’monster’ long before he became one. Before his accident, Larry was in the closet and in a clandestine relationship with one of his colleagues. It was the 60s and my guess is Larry came from that part of California that still condemned homosexuality.
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