Scorpion stops all surgeries, and of course, that means no surgery for our little heart champion, Olivia. And unfortunately, it appears that the contamination wasn’t a mistake. As the team investigates, they find out that the virus has been found in two other areas in Los Angeles and the whole blood bank could be compromised.
Toby correctly guesses that his patient has an exotic virus that he received during a blood transfusion. She and Walter become quick friends, and it seems like they’ll see each other again.Īs Walter and the gang attempt to leave, Toby stops a doctor who he believes is treating a patient incorrectly. She’s officially the second best kid (#RalphForver) on this show because she’s just spitting all kind of medical game about her condition.
While he waits, a mother and her daughter, Olivia, come into the E.R. They coax him in anyway, and the real reason he’s not into competing is revealed: Walter can’t throw for anything.Īfter Walter leaves the warehouse, he’s sideswiped by a truck and has to head to the hospital for a quick rundown. He talks about how all that time mankind has spent competing could have been used to figure out more of the world’s problems. For the throwing portion, though, Walter does his best to stay away. What’s that, you say? Oh, it’s where Happy, Toby, and Sly have some extra time on their hands and chug Slurpee’s and do math problems. We find this out because the 2016 Scorpion Olympics are TONIGHT. You know what else is Walter’s weakness? Throwing things. Watching Walter bounce back and forth with his emotions all season has been exhausting, but if there’s one thing that can break Walter’s inhibitions down, it’s a child…and for once, that child’s not Walter. And if not a heart attack, then heartbreak. It’s been an up-and-down season of Scorpion, hasn’t it? I mean, every episode has been wonderful, but none of them have been anything short of a near heart attack.
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