An undercover ISSP agent, Gett burrows into the Space Warriors and uncovers their scheme to weaponize the Monkey Business virus, then flees with a stolen sample that he entrusts to Faye Valentine with his dying breath.
Gett serves as an officer of the Inter-Solar System Police, though his real assignment sends him deep inside a dangerous extremist cell. His brief appearance turns him into the linchpin of a bioweapon plot, since the sample he smuggles out sets much of the surrounding story in motion.
Working undercover among the Space Warriors, Gett learns that the group means to hold civilization hostage with the Monkey Business virus. He steals a vial of it and slips away toward Ganymede aboard a small life-support pod. The extremists uncover his betrayal and open fire on the pod, and, believing the strike fatal, they abandon the wreck. Gett clings to life with grave wounds.
Faye Valentine, marooned in the same stretch of space, comes upon him but lacks any way to treat his injuries. He presses the case into her hands and begs her to carry it to the police on Ganymede, dying before he can explain what it holds or why it matters.

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Gett is an undercover officer of the Inter-Solar System Police who infiltrates the extremist group Space Warriors and uncovers their plan to weaponize the Monkey Business virus.
Gett steals a vial of the Monkey Business virus from the Space Warriors before attempting to flee toward Ganymede in a small life-support pod.
After the Space Warriors discover his betrayal and open fire on his escape pod, Gett survives with grave wounds only to die shortly after entrusting the stolen virus sample to Faye Valentine.
Dying from his wounds, Gett gives the stolen vial to Faye Valentine and begs her to deliver it to the police on Ganymede.
Gett appears only in the fourth episode, Gateway Shuffle, where he is credited simply as Man and referred to as Gould in the shooting script.
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