
John Doe - S01E18: Save As...John Doe
A woman, Paulette, picks up a locked case and has it stolen, then comes to John for help. Moretti, a dead scientist, developed chips to augment the human brain and left them to her. John accepts, believing chip-augmented brain processes may be connected to him. The trail leads to Moretti's house and a dead man — the thief, then to a on-line escort service where it turns out Paulette works. John figures out Paulette has the key on her charm bracelet and opens the case — it has a motherboard set up like a map of the city, and John and Paulette track the location to an abandoned basement being used as a lab with comatose accident victims being used as subjects in the chip experiments. Then they figure out the case contents have bar codes but when John scans them for info a hacker starts blowing up city sites through the electrical and water system and demands the case be given to him. John takes the case and tracks the hacker back to a nearby mall — it's Moretti's assistant Johansen...
Director: Keith Samples, Matt Pyken, Michael Berns, Brandon Camp, Mike Thompson, Gretchen J. Berg, Aaron Harberts
Cast: Dominic Purcell, Jayne Brook, John Marshall Jones, William Forsythe
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John Doe S01E18 Synopsis
Stream John Doe "Save As...John Doe" in HD quality on Goojara. This episode is rated an impressive 8.0/10, making it a standout installment of the series. Originally aired on 2003-03-28, this episode is part of Season 1 of John Doe. Directed by Keith Samples, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Dominic Purcell, Jayne Brook, John Marshall Jones among the cast. With a runtime of 45m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Drama and Mystery series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. A woman, Paulette, picks up a locked case and has it stolen, then comes to John for help. Moretti, a dead scientist, developed chips to augment the human brain and left them to her. John accepts, believing chip-augmented brain processes may be connec...















