EUREKA: What About Bob?

I have a question for anyone who got to se the whole show. (my DVR turned off at 10 pm exactly ) At the end of the episode we got to see the the "Fixer" watching an old reel to reel of an atomic blast. What did it say on the cover of the can and what was she looking for. I realize that it had someting to do with the museum, but what?

Top Secret: United States Dept. of War: Feb. 21 1938: Report if Seal is Broken: Followed by some catalog number I didn't think was significant.

This was a great part of the episode. I assume the underground nuclear test in Eureka is how the hole Lab 27 is in was created. The more interesting part, though, is that date on the case. The Manhattan Project did not start until 1939, and the first atomic bomb was not tested until 1945. So Eureka was testing a bomb 7 years early.

I agree with Stephen about the Fixer becoming an interesting character. She was pissing me off through much of the episode still, but the final few minutes really did a lot to establish her as a more interesting character. She's up to something and now I want to know what.

Thanks "jetpack" I appreciat it. There was also another timeline thing that was said about the "ongoing Mars Mission" and Carter states something like when it happens then everyone in the room starts saying "yea , yea when we go to mars"
wonder if we will hear or see any more about "mission to mars"

I didn't like the fixer and never will. It's just depressing crap. With that stuff happening all the time in the real world, causing real misery, I don't need it in my entertainment. It depends on the intentions of the storyteller of course. But I'm not trusting. They (capitalists) have still got my eyeballs for their ads. At least leave us with our fantasy and give the propaganda a break. They're winning afterall. What more do they want?

So far, This season of Eureka hasn't really impressed me. I'm delighted it's back though (even if we have to endure a mad, annoying grin and his twit, like, daughter). If it's a comedy, that fact escaped me. I obviously see the humour that's there. But I would prefer the show to be more serious, rather than less serious. The sci fi is less believable the more goofy the show gets, which is okay for a certain kind of show. I loved Lexx for example. I love Doctor Who. But it seems to me that Eureka isn't supposed to be that kind of sci fi, if that makes any sense. Of course, It will be whatever it's creators want it to be.

Still, It's all good.