They are hesitant to follow her at first, but she convinces them that she is their best shot at survival. They torture Wilson Wilson for information on her whereabouts before he has even met her and remove his eye in the process.Īfter Wilson, Becky, and Ian Johnson have congregated at Becky's house, Jessica arrives on their doorstep, telling them to come with her or else they will die.
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Throughout the first series of Utopia (original British version), the question on everyone's lips is, "Where is Jessica Hyde?" Arby and Lee are searching for her (and the Utopia Part 2 manuscript) and killing everyone who gets in their way. After learning that Utopia has been discovered, she seeks the comic in order to save her father, but discovers some horrible truths about her past. It is said there her father was kidnapped and forced to create terrible viruses in order to ensure her survival.
In Prime Video's great remake of Utopia, Jessica Hyde is the main character of the comic Dystopia and its conclusion, Utopia. "Hyde" is not her birth name, but a name given to her by Christos.
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She was raised from the ages 4-10 by a man named Christos who taught her how to fight and survive. Jessica's father is the creator of Janus and The Utopia Experiments, Philip Carvel. Her musical leitmotif is "Jessica Gets Off" and its Season 2 counterpart, "Fascinating Child." Socially awkward with a directness that is disarming yet capable of manipulation and deception, she is a survivor and a fighter with grey morals who prioritizes self-preservation. On the run from The Network for as long as she can remember, Jessica is a recluse. Jessica Hyde is one of the main characters in the British television series Utopia, as well as its American remake. Just people who help you and people who don't." When Milner shows up unexpectedly she is able to buy a stay of execution from Jessica by telling her that her Pops is still alive.įather daughter reunion? Oh we’re all over that action."There are no sides. Yeah, real Sophie’s Choice there fuckface. He has the option of the affections of a sexually attractive woman or Becky. He’s not sure how to take this development. “I like my eggs scrambled, like my ovaries” she tells him. In other news Jessica fucks Ian when he pays a visit to Dugdale’s. Credit where it’s doo-doo, he’s a pretty good shot for someone with no depth perception. Wilson is OK with that and he executes the request like an entry-level manoeuvre on Doom. She asks him to kill Ian’s shit brother and the two MI5 cocksmokers guarding him. She introduces him to a brer completely on board with sweeping a few hundred million deaths under the carpet. That Ginger Gash meanwhile is still schooling Wilson in the finer points of moral relativism. Everyone looks at Becky and silently thinks “please make it the Welsh”. Once he learns that daddy Philip is still alive though he opts to take him and Grant into his custody and like THAT he’s Audi 5000.
Over in the slow learner class Arby secures Tess and Amanda’s future paradise looking over their shoulders for the rest of their lives in an Albanian shitbox by agreeing to deliver the fugitives to Lee. He informs them of the terrible adjustment he made to his Anus. It turns out Philip speakee da perfectly good English and having dodged the gas chambers at Belzec as a child knows a thing or two about having to make the difficult decisions to make the planet a better place. He plays the race card as often as that big tub of shit Diane Abbott and about as effectively. In an uncharacteristic piece of proactive thinking Becky and crew take steps to decipher what the flipping flip Dead Philip Carvel is talking about and hire a Romanian translator. Some will spray populous areas with the virus but not apparently this guy unless he did and the budget didn’t stretch to showing it. And yet this mope is different as he’s a sleeper agent brainwashed by The Network to retrieve canisters of Russian flu Aids before offing themselves and their brethren. The death cult called the United States of America sees about 1400 of these a day and bats less of an eyelid than Lesley Gash when Lee Chapman arrives home in one of his “special moods”. Nothing unusual about that you might think. As we begin some American salt receives a phone call, pops out for a drive then murder-suicides his family.
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