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A man inexplicably bursts into flames, and Carter and Deacon try to reacclimate to the timeline that they restored. (TV Guide)
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Fargo accidentally triggers a prototype for a personal force field, which goes out of control, forcing Carter to enlist Stark's help. (TV Guide)
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Climate changes besiege the town after an isolated deep freeze triggers a chain reaction of altered weather patterns, which result in hurricane conditions. (TV Guide)
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Carter suffers a blow to the head, and finds himself in a parallel Eureka, where the residents seem to be vanishing. (TV Guide)
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Eureka faces a threat from above when space debris accumulates into a massive cloud above the town; Sheriff Carter investigates in the hope of averting a disaster. (TV Guide)
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The townspeople find themselves literally sharing their dreams following a toxic-waste spill, but the situation turns from amusing to dire when a lethal aspect of the spill is discovered. (TV Guide)
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Fargo's grandfather is awakened from a 50-year slumber with no memory of how he was cryogenically put to sleep. (TV Guide)
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The dawn of the universe is re-created during an experiment that goes awry, and it falls to an antisocial genius to save the town. (TV Guide)
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Carter pulls a vanishing act after inadvertently entangling himself in an abandoned research project centered on making things invisible. (TV Guide)
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The town's air-conditioning system malfunctions, creating explosive situations. Meanwhile, Eureka's women develop a strange attraction to Sheriff Carter. (TV Guide)
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A bronze statue turns gold, heralding a new danger to the town. Meanwhile, Beverly resurfaces after a stay at Guantanamo. (TV Guide)
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