Kush

"" is the fifth episode of the first season of Sanctuary, and the fifth episode overall in the series.
== Synopsis ==
Returning with an abnormal captured in the Himalayas, Helen Magnus and Will Zimmerman are stranded from civilization and aid after their plane goes down in a desolate mountain range. While anxiously waiting for a rescue team, the surviving passengers begin to fall victim to vicious and deadly attacks throughout the night. It becomes chillingly apparent that surviving the cold is the least of their worries and no one, not even Magnus and Will, is above suspicion.
== Plot ==
=== Cold Open ===
Helen Magnus dreams of a night in late 19th century London, when she and then-lover John Druitt went out on a date to Drury Lane Theatre to see William Shakespeare's play "Twelfth Night". As they leave the venue, Druitt eventually proposed to her in a carriage, much to her surprise. In that moment, Magnus wakes up and finds herself and Will Zimmerman along with some other people in a plane that has crashed on a snowy mountainside somewhere in the Himalayas.
=== Act I ===
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=== Act II ===
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=== Act III ===
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=== Act IV ===
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=== Act V ===
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== Cast ==
Series regular 	Character
Amanda Tapping 	Doctor Helen Magnus
Robin Dunne 	Doctor Will Zimmerman
Emilie Ullerup 	Ashley Magnus
Christopher Heyerdahl	John Druitt
Christopher Heyerdahl	Bigfoot
Guest starring 	Character
Sarah Strange 	Doctor Allison Grant
Panou 	Sylvio Rudd
Adrien Dorval 	Viktor Braun
Thai-Hoa Le 	Tashi
David Nykl 	Lloyd Strickland
Featuring 	Character
Alison Araya 	Giselle
Kirsten Robek 	Will's Mom / Mary Anne Zimmerman
Daniel Bruce 	Dead Pilot
Michael Ho 	Snow Creature / Migoi
Mentioned 	Character
No actor 	Hans
== Quotes ==
MAGNUS: Oh, please tell me that that is tea.WILL: Gods are on vacation. It's coffee.WILL: - Here.MAGNUS: - Pass.WILL: Come on, it'll help you keep warm.MAGNUS: I have standards, Will. Drinking coffee? Well below them.https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1179696/quotes/?item=qt5527859WILL: Man, you are a Brit to the core, aren't you?MAGNUS: And proud of it.WILL: So, uh, taking stock of things. We don't have a lot of food left, maybe a day or so, and the heater fuel is not going to last much longer either.MAGNUS: Alright. We'll ration everything very carefully. This could be home for a long while.WILL: Yeah, well, you never know. This place, a little redecorating... Probably still feel like a doomed hellhole.MAGNUS: Is that your way of saying any port in the storm?WILL: No, it's my way of coping with the fact that this is the world's worst cup of coffee.MAGNUS: Rule Britannia.
== Extras ==
* This episode has a DVD commentary track. Commentators: Damian Kindler, Amanda Tapping, and Martin Wood.
== Notes ==
* Casting: Ryan Robbins (Henry Foss) does not appear in this episode.
* Geography: The top of Tirich Mir is over 25,000 feet above sea level, and base camps for climbing Tirich Mir are usually at about 15,000 feet. If the crash site was between these two then our main characters were at least three miles up, where walking across the room is serious aerobic exercise.https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1179697/trivia/?item=tr2710157
* Trivia: As Ashley Magnus is looking at a weather display for Tirich Mir in the Hindu Kush, she says an arctic outflow system is moving into the region. Arctic outflows, AKA winter squamish, are very strong, very cold winds coming down off the Western Canadian Coast Mountains into the fjords of British Columbia, where the writers of this series live.https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1179696/trivia/?item=tr2710096
* Trivia / Character Error: (at around 11 minutes) Viktor Braun says that the name, "Hindu Kush", translates to "killer of Hindus" and was given by locals because they believe that the gods made the weather for the purpose of killing men. Translation is correct, but not the explanation. It was actually named so because it was the route that Iranian slave traders used to transport Hindu slaves, captured in India, to Turkmenistan for sale. Many slaves died from exposure because their captors did little to protect them from the cold. Normally, only the foreign slaves died, who were mostly Hindu.https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1179696/trivia/?item=tr5478986
* Reference: In a frozen wasteland an isolated group must identify a deadly creature capable of mimicking any one of the group; the only test for the monster is the innate behavior of its blood. That is the synopsis of this episode and of the 1938 John W. Campbell novella 'Who Goes There?'. 'Who Goes There' is also the source for the movie 'The Thing'.https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1179696/trivia/?item=tr3300088
== Gallery ==
File:Sanctuary_Episode_5_part_2|1x05 - Part 2
File:Sanctuary_Episode_5_part_3|1x05 - Part 3
File:Sanctuary_Episode_5_part_4|1x05 - Part 4
File:Sanctuary_Episode_5_part_5|1x05 - Part 5
File:1x05_Sanctuary_IMDb_1.jpg|Will Zimmerman
File:1x05_Sanctuary_IMDb_3.jpg|Allison Grant and Helen Magnus
File:1x05_Sanctuary_IMDb_4.jpg|Tashi
File:1x05_Sanctuary_IMDb_2.jpg|Will Zimmerman, Helen Magnus, and Allison Grant
File:s01_e0105_01_129046062745.jpg|Helen Magnus and John Druitt
File:s01_e0105_04_129046062951.jpg|Viktor Braun, Sylvio Rudd, Tashi, and Helen Magnus
File:s01_e0105_05_129046062849.jpg|Giselle
File:s01_e0105_03_129046062656.jpg|Helen Magnus and Will Zimmerman
File:s01_e0105_02_129046062570.jpg|Dead migoi
== References ==
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* Watch "" on Vudu
* "" on Wikipedia
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