Stitchers season 1 episode 1 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Kirsten Clark is accused of sabotaging her housemate Camille's research, leading to her academic suspension. Detective Fisher informs her of her father's suicide, but Kirsten suspects foul play. Recruited for the Stitchers program due to her unique temporal dysplasia condition, Kirsten 'stitches' into the memories of a deceased bomber, uncovering his motive for revenge over his girlfriend's death caused by corporate theft. Kirsten and Cameron disarm two bombs, saving lives. Intrigued by a case involving her father and her biological father's potential involvement, Kirsten decides to stay with the program.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What accusation is made against Kirsten Clark?
Kirsten is accused of sabotaging Camille's research.
Why does Camille demand Kirsten's suspension?
Camille believes Kirsten sabotaged her research and wants her placed on academic suspension.
How does Kirsten respond to the sabotage accusation?
Kirsten suggests that Camille's incompetence is the real issue, not sabotage.
What news does Detective Fisher deliver to Kirsten?
Detective Fisher informs Kirsten of her father's death, ruled as a suicide.
What condition does Kirsten have that affects her emotions?
Kirsten has a condition called temporal dysplasia, affecting her time perception and emotional response.
What is the Stitchers program?
The Stitchers program involves entering the memories of the recently deceased to solve crimes.
How does Kirsten's condition benefit the Stitchers program?
Kirsten's temporal dysplasia makes her uniquely suited to navigate the memories of the dead.
What discovery does Kirsten make during her first stitch?
Kirsten discovers clues about additional bombs planted by bomber Peter Brandt.
What motivates bomber Peter Brandt?
Brandt is motivated by revenge for his girlfriend Julie's death, caused by corporate theft of her research.
How do Kirsten and Cameron disarm a bomb?
They disarm a bomb at U.C. Santa Monica by deciphering a code related to Julie's name.
What connection is revealed between Julie, Brandt, and the theft?
Julie's research was stolen and sold, leading to her death and Brandt's subsequent revenge bombings.
Why does Kirsten decide to continue with the Stitchers program?
Kirsten is motivated by a new case involving her father and the possibility that her biological father is involved.