We could also go full retard and make it an exploitation film. People just start falling apart because of bullshit science. Add some Wu Tang and funky color correction, cast Bruce, call it a day and rake in the $2 million from DVD rentals.

Just sayin,' it's an option.

If not, I think keeping it on the plane will be the least difficult on the audience...but taking it to the CDC or mission control would be the least difficult on the writers. Easier to convey information to the audience if there's someone there just saying it. We could also have a CDC guy on the plane, who was travelling...with...the...nevermind, not gonna work. If he was there, then there would surely be more to-do about protecting the organ and the passengers.

Unless this is an under-the-radar operation. Maybe in the initial stages of her dissection, they realized she was immune to XYZ, and the doctor who noticed it clandestinely pocketed a chunk of her liver because he knew how much he could make selling it to some black market pharma dude Stateside. It's possible over the course of his traveling with said organ, Bradley Cooper has become sick, and therefore spreads a lot of this virus she was riddled with but unaffected by. (When he, ha, sublimates.) That gives us a bunch of sick people who don't know the antidote is present on the plane.

Apollo 13 and Monsters, Inc. had three people.

I agree the show has a different chemistry to it than usual, but I think that's mostly that the panel is only two people, who you rarely hear on the show, who have never been on the show together before. They're a little less comfortable leaping into the hardcore analysis and structure stuff than the seventy-episode veterans.

Anyway. I like this episode.

...Taxi Driver was underwhelming.

Really underwhelming.