The Last Ship S01-S02 - sick people burned to power the city

The Last Ship S01-S02 - sick people burned to power the city

Red Flu was ancient until a scientist spliced in a gene, turning it into a global killer. A Govt official secretly euthanized “useless” survivors—and burned their bodies in coal furnaces to power her Baltimore enclave.

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36:07 - what you are giving the sick, is anything but a treatment. Of that, I am sure.

37:35 - so you gather your elite few within these walls. And the rest? What happens to them? The virus doesn't discriminate. That unfortunate task falls to me.

38:12 - Hey. What are you doing. You can't be here. You're killing them. You sick bastards. Captain we gotta move.

39:12:00 - I don't get it. They're burning them. They're burning the bodies, to power the city.

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13:18 - That's an Avocet van. Someone's coming. Blow out the candles. Keep an eye out. Get down.
13:35 - Is that the place? You gonna pay me? I got twice as any rations last time. Can I at least get some water? Come on, man. I'm giving you good leads. This whole neighborhood would be full of sickies, without me. Get lost. Call for backup. There are gonna be more, where these guys came from. We can't stay here. Let's go.

30:28 - We've taken back our ship, this building is ours, and we're telling the people of Baltimore, that your killing zone at Olympia is out of business. You have two choices. A trial or a funeral.

31:10:00 - my children were lined up to be murdered, and sent to the ovens. Along with thousands of desperate people. All so you can keep the lights on, for your select few. You don't know. The virus was spreading. So you get to decide who lives and who dies? There was panic, captain. And I remained calm. Everyone was fleeing underground. But I stood firm. There was no plan. And I built this. I'm the reason these people have survived this long. Except, when you had the cure in hand, you wouldn't stop. You continued killing. It's over. Your grand social experiment is history.

33:29:00 - I am not a monster. I am not. Dr. Hamada assured me that the cocktail provided a quick and painless death. I insisted on it.