Professor von Kriplespac

Well done, I always wanted to see Freeman just drive off into the sunset. Of course, the world is completely doomed, but I've always liked the idea of the 'apocalypse protagonist' just finding some car keys and deciding to leave instead of saving the world. It's what any sane person would do.

I'll just stop at that and say it's the most logical thing I've heard all day. Other than tacos.

It is questionable that he thinks they are seriously going to send him to Massachusetts, but I have to stop you there. He doesn't really pay attention to the fact that no one else is left to deal with the Xenian threat that's about to take over Earth and that's because of the following: A. He wouldn't care, because he's selfish and thinks himself capable of surviving in such a world so long as he has his suit and lots of money (don't ask me what he's going to spend it on) B. He really isn't aware where the Xenians are originating from, nor does he realize that the teleportation system that has been built is specific to Xen's coordinates. In fact, I'm 99.9% sure he doesn't know what Xen is anyways, as his character clearly misidentified it in this episode. This can be explained by the fact that he doesn't typically pay attention to those he sees as the plebs, which in this case is pretty much everyone. On a side note, he also doesn't expect the military to do anything (competent) against the aliens, and once again he doesn't care who is and isn't left to deal with said situation because as I said; he doesn't realize how bad it really is, and he probably thinks it will just blow over without affecting him so long as he survives. To summarize, everything fits because Freeman doesn't really give much credence to anything anyone says, he puts too much faith his two or three days worth of combat experience, and even if he did know the Earth was going to end he would probably say that humanity had it coming.

It was the portal sequence from Delta Labs teleporters in Doom 3. Thats a very strange looking portal Well considering that the teleporter literally sends you to hell, I don't find it all that surprising.

It was the portal sequence from Delta Labs teleporters in Doom 3.

Well done with the new episode, but two questions; What was said at the end? I spent a few minutes trying to figure out the exact words without any luck. Are we finally going to get our Month of Freeman for November?