Episode 4 of The Rig starts with us understanding more about Magnus’s past. He’s a man haunted by the ghost of his son, who was only 8 when he was hit by a car. Magnus had to stay past rotation and missed all of this. He couldn’t be there for his son and it has affected him ever since.
Meanwhile, Baz and Garrow work together to try and turn the pipes off completely. It turns out they need to go right to the source to shut them down.
Rose sits in with Fulmer, who awakens on his stomach, sporting burns all over his back. He’s lucky to still be alive but there’s a bigger problem on their hands. Rose admits she’s there with Fulmer because she wants to be. Now that he’s lucid and awake, she tells him to rest up while she goes back to her job.
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Episode 5 of The Rig starts with us back at the Rig as it turns out the lights in the water was actually coming from a lifeboat sent over from Kinloch Charlie. It’s certainly not enough for an evac and the group decide not to abandon them and bring them onboard. Among those on this boat from Charlie is David Coake, who happens to be part of Pictor Research & Expansion.
When Rose asks him what the Research Team are doing here, he unironically retorts “Research”. Thanks Captain Obvious! But this isn’t played as a joke, this is genuine dialogue.
Anyway, Coake gets updated on what’s happened across the Rig, before dropping the absolute clanger that Rose is actually in charge of the Decommissioned program. She’s good at keeping secrets is Rose, and this is another big one!
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