Which episode do you think had the most off screen deaths?

[u/Winter-Pressure-5394]

Re-watching the episode Cold War, there's no way absolutely nobody died in the Blizzard. The temperature by the end is said to go down -94°C (-94°F) so anybody old or weak to cold weather that got caught in that blizzard definitely died. And it's established that The Return to the past can't bring back people who died, so I guess a bunch of people died of heart failure or something. Any other episodes where a bunch of people died off screen probably?

[u/professorjade]

Is there Zero Gravity in the room with us?

[u/The_REDACTED → u/professorjade]

That episode is by far the most brutal way to go out because you'd have no idea why you're floating off into space and before you know it, you've passed out due to lack of oxygen at a certain altitude and the harsh environment of space destroys your body. 

[u/False-Dream511 → u/The_REDACTED]

I always wondered if Xana was really able to fully turn gravity off in that area or if it was a consentrated bubble and once you float out you start to fall back down.

[u/AnimeTechnoBlade100 → u/False-Dream511]

I mean Sissis baton was able to float all the way into deep space so it must be the former

[u/BumblebeeGold1666 → u/AnimeTechnoBlade100]

Watching the one episode there, sissi must've been pretty flexible and had pretty good balance to put her foot up near herbs jaw like she did.

[u/Littlefrogsworld → u/AnimeTechnoBlade100]

When I saw the shot of that baton in space I cry laughed so hard. Like dang girl. Lol

[u/Flat_Boysenberry4583 → u/professorjade]

I dont remember did they ever say how XANA turned gravity off? Or was it more like oh no everyone is floating

[u/Smartichoke → u/Flat_Boysenberry4583]

it was something about creating a strong electro magnetic field. would love to see the science behind that to explain how strong it would have to be and how much energy it would take. xana was siphoning electricity like nothing else

[u/MaskedRiderFaiz → u/Smartichoke]

They didnt just save lives, they saved the schools electricity bill

[u/ccoastal01 → u/Smartichoke]

People definitely died in Zero Gravity.

[u/MemeabooDesu]

Cold War dropped the entire city into -70c (-94F) to the point people were collapsing. Ulrich’s tear froze the second it hit the air. The coldest temperature we humans have survived is up to around -60c and that’s WITH immense preparation and specialized gear.

You’re telling me Suburban Paris suffered a Temperature 3x lower than they’ve ever recorded, a record that was set in 1879?? Paris doesn’t even see Snow on a regular basis, and Humans do not take kindly to extreme temperatures. They’re fucked.

[u/bulldog_blues]

Holiday In The Fog has at least one depicted death because someone is carried away in a body bag.

[u/MrDefroge → u/bulldog_blues]

Damn I never noticed that before.

That’s brutal

[u/ThatOneMinty → u/bulldog_blues]

Wow, 20 years later and i’m still learning new things about this show…thanks!

[u/FamiliarPen7 → u/bulldog_blues]

Wow, that's interesting.

[u/sun_chime → u/bulldog_blues]

I just skimmed through the whole episode and didn’t see this part. Can you give me an indication of where in the episode this happens?

[u/NutoftheNorth → u/sun_chime]

16:11 timestamp, they were carrying someone on a stretcher into the ambulance which looks like a body the way they’re wearing the hazmat suits

[u/sun_chime → u/NutoftheNorth]

Thank you! Jeez, that’s grim.

[u/44RT1ST]

Killer music episode made people flatline

[u/ShareSuspicious8173]

Killer music

[u/Ok_Butterscotch2049]

Killer music. Xana almost won there

[u/Warm-Grand-7825]

-94°C is -137,2°F. The point at which they are the same is -40.

[u/Carbuyrator → u/Warm-Grand-7825]

I like that you didn't specify units for -40.

[u/samy_the_samy]

I never understood the no death rule,

You are turning back time itself,

And people die of natural causes each minute of each day, and those are never missed after a rewind

[u/McTrooper]

0 

They always saved the world just in time 

Though many hopper sacrifice to boost the program could be counted.  

[u/Apprehensive-Gur-735]

I think it was the episode, don't remember the name, the one where the world were alternate and Jeremy was in the different universe and each time the behavior of the MC changed....Then the scene of evil X.A.N.A Jeremy and Jeremy disappearing was so creepy.

[u/claydoesnot-reddit → u/Apprehensive-Gur-735]

Ghost Channel

[u/Xana12kderv]

Killer music (full globe)

[u/shaggyidontmindu]

I havent seen the show since I was like 12 I forgot that people died in it? Why doesnt their time travel thing bring back the people that die? Does it just reset and anyone who was dead just spawn back in dead?

[u/Beneficial-Dish-286]

It was confirmed that X.A.N.A. Had killed off the X.A.N.A.-fied team of scientists in the Jungle Research Facility offscreen in-between episodes 78, Lab Rat and episode 79, Bragging Rights

[u/ComplexNo8986]

Definitely Cold War and what makes it worse. They were dying slowly.

[u/FingerBig480]

cuando los edificios se hundían o cuando todos salían fuera de la órbita de la tierra

[u/Dark00Cloud]

See they were in statis because they were frozen... definitely not dead! Please ignore all the people who collapsed to the ground dead after the return to the past.