The answer lies in the missing 47th bag, of course.
Lets recap “Bad Blood”!
This… is a surprisingly accurate description, actually.
Sean Murray, Brian Dietzen.Credit:Robert Voets/CBS
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Kasie’s extremely!
Not the end-of-life decision any of us would make.
A DNA-based job, you say?
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Said CEO is hideously familiar to the team.
Why the hell arent you in prison?
Parker bellows through the glass of Voss oxygen bath pod.
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The smarmy billionaire explains that spending three months in lockup cost him everything.
(Emotionally, that is; his finances are fine.)
But it forever changed him, and now he wants to give back.
Getting shot by a sniper goaded into action by Voss online trolling would make a really deep cut!
Unfortunately, one lead dries up when the blood bandit turns up dead from a fentanyl overdose.
Gee, if only they knew a physically perfect specimen with undercover experience… (Dont worry; they have a warrant!)
Then he collapses, splashing his smoothie on Parker.
Evidence cut from Parkers favorite shirt (RIP!)
reveals traces of the medicine.
Cut to Holly, the actual inventor of the Life Sequence technology.
At Vances urging, McGee reluctantly agrees to donate his blood, and Voss wakes up a changed man.
Again (again).
They care about the time you spend with them.
He then asks Voss to call him Tim, which leads to the best exchange of the episode.
Voss: Maybe Im a good person too, now that youre inside me.
McGee: c’mon dont ever say that again.
