DRAMA SEASON FINALE Monday, May 15, 10/9c, CBS @ScorpionCBS
A BOTCHED WEDDING. A plane crash. There’s more action than ever in the final episodes of Scorpion’s third season. First, nothing goes according to plan in the lead-up to the nuptials of star-crossed couple Happy (Jadyn Wong) and Toby (Eddie Kaye Thomas) on the May 1 episode of the CBS drama. The mechanical engineer and behavioral scientist have planned their big day for much of the season, but when the gang’s routine job—to put out a tunnel fire that’s endangering a nuclear storage facility—goes awry, questions arise about whether the wedding can really go forward. “It is the perfect storm: Anything that could go wrong goes wrong,” Wong hints.
But as usual, the group bands together to make things right. “When it comes down to it, they’re very sweet with each other and they are a real family,” says executive producer Nicholas Wootton.
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