SPOILERS for Ep 8 -- Just Watched It -- Spoiler Summary

It's okay if you don't take the show too seriously. Jake practically professing his undying love to Katie was ridiculous dialogue. He's madly in love with her and they just met 11 days ago. UGH.

I'm just hoping they aren't going with pregnant girl's baby is the real miracle child who saves the day. Too predictable. That's why I liked this ep. The kid wasn't it. I actually thought this ep would have made for a good series finale, almost. I think if they had let Thomas out and then shown he wasn't it, and maybe left Jana's group all passed out in the tunnel, and they implied everyone was going to die in and out of the cordon. Just leaving it like that would have been a good ending for this show.

Have to agree on the problem with the Doctor neglecting to consider the child as asymtomatic given that it was already established in a sequential order of events that lead to his exposure to the virus a few episodes back. First was the worker in the stairwell (I thought that scene was a huge stretch how it played out and their reactions to seeing someone obviously ill) then he's put into isolation where he is removed by his father who later we learn dies from what we assume to be exposure to the virus from his child, then the child's sister shows up at the hospital in the next episode showing symptoms that appear to have also been due to exposure from close proximity to her brother and/or father. Then we have a scene where he hands a bottle of water to a man who is noticeably ill as well. Then he arrives back at the hospital to undergo further observation. What is odd is that when they put him back in isolation how did the doctor heading the research into a cure at that facility fail to consider him to be a carrier given the child's sister was beginning to succumb to the virus under their observation in her own isolation, and knowing too that his father died after taking the child home. Just seems like the writers felt there wasn't a connection of those events which would imply him as a carrier before the assisting doctor in the research started to show symptoms.

its kind of ironic he admitted to making a mistake about the child not being harmful to the general public, although to his credit he did oppose removing the child from the hospital for transport to the cdc but I don't recal his basis being that he feared the child was a carrier of the virus.