After a catastrophic solar flare decimates almost all life, reducing people to powdery substance, a group of survivors treks across the devastated Earth.After a catastrophic solar flare decimates almost all life, reducing people to powdery substance, a group of survivors treks across the devastated Earth.After a catastrophic solar flare decimates almost all life, reducing people to powdery substance, a group of survivors treks across the devastated Earth.
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- GoofsIn the letter left by Barbara, she says protection from the solar flares is inherited via a gene which is "probably recessive". For children to inherit a genetic attribute possessed by only one parent, it would have to be dominant, not recessive.
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David Anders: [after checking the food in Clancy's house with the Geiger counter] Nothing, no radioactivity.
Steven Anders: I'll get Deb.
[goes outside]
Steven Anders: Debbie? We found some food.
Deborah Anders: Can we eat it?
Steven Anders: Yeah, it's okay.
[both go into kitchen and begin eating the food rapidly, along with David]
Deborah Anders: [after a minute] Hey, we're gonna get sick.
David Anders: Hm?
[all three begin to laugh loudly]
- ConnectionsFeatured in Movie Jo Night: Where Have All the People Gone (2022)
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- Jul 25, 2013
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- Agoura, California, USA(grocery store)
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