A Night in Global Dynamics picks up immediately upon the ending from All That Glitters. All heck is breaking lose in GD, there is a health crisis with the potential to wipe out the town, Beverly, Allison, Henry, and Kevin are trapped in a safe bunker, and the DoD is threatening to purge GD of all life - and that's how the episode begins. After that we are split into three distinct groups of characters, each wth a very different tone and varying levels of believability. Therein lies the problem. Two groups are smart, very very funny, and exhibit behavior that would actually be fairly reasonable in the real world (and is completely reasonable in a sci-fi plot). Group number three, while important to the tidying up of the season's story arc, behaves so remarkably stupidly and unpleasantly that they drag the entire episode down. Just couldn't wait for that plot point to be over. A successful season two of Eureka overall, but not the best ending. Let's hope for a strong and creative season three.
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