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The President’s assistant, Christina Flores (Jess Salgueiro) watching over Yorick’s ex Beth (Juliana Canfield) who is not privy to knowledge of Yorick’s survival. Beth turned down Yorick’s proposal of marriage just before The Event, and seems to be involved in some sort of ad hoc political activity.
The premise is simple. All male mammals drop dead at roughly the same time. Smaller mammals seem to be affected first. Israel (one of the three countries other than the United States mentioned so far in the show) is affected a short time before Washington. (This is a major change from the comic book series by Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra, which had every mammal with a Y chromosome die at exactly the same moment.) In the televised version, two stories only loosely connected to one another run concurrently. The first is the quest for the cause of it, which is undertaken by geneticist Dr. Allison Mann (Diana Bang), Yorick (Ben Schnetzer) and his Capuchin monkey Ampersand (the only two survivors with a Y chromosome), along with Agent 355 (Ashley Romans), whose job it is to guide them safely on their journey. Continue reading →