H+ Episode 33: On The Exterior

Northern California, USA - 3 years before it happened
Jason and his fringe political clan of neo-Luddites have raised the stakes and kidnapped an enemy to their cause...and let him know what they want from him.
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[H+ The Digital Series]

Hi there! One of the unique things about this series is that you can take it into your own hands and watch in whatever order you choose. Some viewers have even created their own playlists that reorder episodes chronologically, by character, etc. We posted an Interactive Timeline video last week that's a great introduction to the series - it orders the episodes chronologically and has a few clues to tie things together.

[ThatNickGuy28]

Yes, because one character's motivations defines everything else about the story.

[Annie W]

oh my gosh! ITS KIRK!

[pelicanos589]

Why is that i cant watch them on line?

[pelicanos589]

Because they are avalaible on my local cable company VTR

[WildCardxyz]

Actually there is nothing you can do about it. Though, how did you end up on episode 33 if you can't watch the videos?

[pelicanos589]

Hey Im from Chile and I cant see the videos because it says that it si not available in my country. Anyone knows something that can help?

[Mike Morrison]

Why is this series so hard to understand? There was a computer chip implant that made it possible for people to connect to the internet just through their own brain. The company that produced this chip, was involved in creating a virus that shut people down, which resulted in their deaths. Several of the main characters was worked for said company.

There are clues hidden throughout that shows why and which groups of people were involved in producing the virus.

[Bobbiethejean]

I'm trying not to see this as anti-science but it seems that way. Am I wrong?

[Bobbiethejean]

Agreed. And it's such a damned shame. Hypocritical too, eh?