Episode 10 reveals significant new information about Dr. Skinner, including details about his medical history and his role related to the Hapna epidemic. The episode's final third provides a satisfying conclusion to the breadcrumb trail about Skinner that the series has been building, making his character and motivations clearer to the audience.

The episode opens with a news broadcast showing the dire stakes of the Hapna epidemic, with hospitals overflowing with people developing high fevers. This sets a realistic tone for the crisis, showing that people only start to believe the severity of the epidemic when they see widespread illness.

Leland takes Axel and Doug to his home to secure them an invite to a private clinic connected to Skinner's medical history. His backstory as a bored rich kid who turned to crime is explored, providing a satisfying conclusion to his character arc, though it makes him less likable to some viewers.

Axel, along with Leland and Doug, is involved in securing access to a private clinic linked to Skinner's medical history. The episode also features a dramatic arrival of an assassin, setting up for action in the next episode. The team continues to follow leads to find Skinner and a potential cure for the Hapna epidemic.

Episode 10 is described as a slow-burn and actionless compared to previous episodes, focusing more on revelations and character backstory. While some viewers found it boring, the payoff in the final third with important reveals about Skinner was considered worth the slower pace.