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<i>[ELECTRONIC WHIRRING]</i>

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<i>[SUSPENSEFUL, EXCITING THEME PLAYS]</i>

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<i>It's time to wake up...</i>

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<i>...and get a life.</i>

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<i>We live in a
three-dimensional world.</i>

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<i>Until now, the world of
computing's been a flat world,</i>

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<i>consisting
of two-dimensional imagery.</i>

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<i>Now, through the use</i>

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<i>of exclusive breakthrough
technology,</i>

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<i>ARC has made it possible
for you to get a life.</i>

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<i>A Life, where we
can work and play</i>

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<i>in a lifelike world
of three-dimensional reality.</i>

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<i>A Life, the living monitor.</i>

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Impressed?

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Yeah, I am.

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Would you, uh, put one
of those in a box for me?

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<i>[FAST-PACED TECHNO THEME PLAYING]</i>

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Are you the lawyer?
I'm Rita Dunne.

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Obviously, no one from Nexim
could be here today.

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I'd invite you in, but--

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Good luck, Mr. Jennings.

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I'll see you
in two months.

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Yeah.

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Home sweet home.

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What do you think?

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This is the exact
same technology?

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Not the exact same technology,
no.

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Ultimately, I decided
to reconceive some of it.

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I... I never liked the way
the monitor looked.

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And then it occurred to me...

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...who needs it?

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<i>Gentlemen,
I am the future of computing.</i>

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<i>And I would like to present you</i>

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<i>with Nexim's new Freedom Line
of display technology.</i>

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<i>New from Nexim.
Freedom is in your future.</i>

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<i>[LAUGHTER]</i>

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MAN: Launch this now.
ARC is not going to last.

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Who said 100 percent
market share was impossible?

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MAN:
Get me Marketing immediately.

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This far exceeds our
expectations.

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Congratulations.

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Well...

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thank you.

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You understand, Mr. Jennings,
you've just done in two months

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what we've been trying
to do for three years.

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Sometimes it's easier
if you work backwards.

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Cheers.

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You won't remember me,
will you?

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No.

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That's too bad.

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<i>MAN:
Marker reached.</i>

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<i>[TYPING]</i>

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Okay.

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We're now extracting his memory

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from the marker forward
to the present.

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<i>[MACHINE WHIRRING]</i>

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<i>[ZAP]</i>

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<i>[CLEARS THROAT]</i>

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Jesus, Rita.

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<i>[HIGH-PITCHED BEEPING]
Jesus Christ!</i>

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This is dangerous enough.

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If this man's brain temp goes
one C above 43, he's a veg.

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<i>[HIGH-PITCHED BEEPING]</i>

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<i>[MUTTERING]</i>

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<i>[TYPING]
Come on.</i>

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Come on, Mike.

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<i>[HIGH-PITCHED BEEPING]</i>

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<i>[BEEPING LOWERS IN PITCH, STOPS]</i>

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Here we go.

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<i>[SIGHS]</i>

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It's all clean.

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<i>[SIGHS]</i>

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Mmmm...

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Good morning, sunshine.

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Hey, how you doing,
big guy?

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Okay?
Yeah.

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All right. Thank you.

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Take it easy.

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Slow, slow, slow.
There's no hurry, okay?

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That's it. Good?

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Uh, yeah.

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Good man.
Hey, Mike, look at me.

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Look at me.
Right here.

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What's the last
date you remember?

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October 19.
Uh-huh. Very good.

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Mike, what's the last
thing you remember?

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Um...

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The Red Sox
made the playoffs.

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Uh-huh.

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Okay. Let's get the legal
out of the way, shall we?

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Mr. Michael Jennings,

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under the terms of your
non-disclosure agreement,

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you are considered never
to have been an employee.

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You also understand
that all your work

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is the intellectual
property of Nexim...

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Yeah. Yeah,
yeah, yeah.

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I never worked here.
I never saw anybody.

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I never was here. I got it.
Is my paycheck ready?

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Alrighty.

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How you feeling, tiger?
JENNINGS: Good.

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Now let's hear you.
All right.

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Ready?
Yeah.

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Go!

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[PILLAR BEEPS]

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[PILLAR BEEPS]

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In order to zero
the full eight weeks

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I had to heat
your brain to 42.5 C.

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I'm fine.

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I'm saying it's
getting harder, Mike.

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I said, I'm fine.

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You're slowing down,
actually. Come on.

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I'd be a lot faster
if you'd shut up.

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Show me what you got,
grasshopper.

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That's it.
That's more like it!

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00:10:01,966 --> 00:10:05,817
Yes! Go, go, go, go, go, go!

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Go! Go!

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Yes! Faster!

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Beautiful!

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Yes! One more!
One more, Mikey!

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Oh!

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<i>[LAUGHTER]</i>

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Now, do you see how you
did that? How you focused?

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Yeah. I focused
on your face.

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Oh, now,
you know you love me.

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Come on. Don't be mean to the
one who does everything for you.

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Do you realize you've never once
asked me what I see

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when I erase your memory?

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Basically, the last two months
just never happened for you.

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What's to know?
20 hours a day in a clean room

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ripping off one guy's idea
for a computer,

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selling it to somebody else.
You know.

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What'd you do
the last two months?

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You know, the last
thing I remember

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is driving in Spain
in the Aston Martin,

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learning to dive in Belize
with what's-her-name.

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The seven-stadiums-in-seven-days
trip. It's great.

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I mean, my memories
are basically highlights.

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It's good. It's a good life.
The stuff you erase,

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it doesn't matter.

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<i>[DELICATE PIANO THEME PLAYING]</i>

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<i>[FANS CHEERING]</i>

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<i>[TELEVISION ANNOUNCER SPEAKING, INDISTINCT]</i>

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What is it with
guys like Rethrick?

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He's gotta have
everything, huh?

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00:12:16,837 --> 00:12:18,621
Well, say what you want
about Jimmy,

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he started Allcom
in his garage.

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Wait, wait.
Don't you leave me alone.

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What? You'll be fine.
Talk. Mingle.

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I...

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I don't want to mingle.

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JENNINGS:
Hello.

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I'm Michael.

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I'm Rachel.

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Rachel Porter.

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Is that Miss or Mrs.?

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00:13:17,216 --> 00:13:20,117
Mmm, that would
be Dr. Porter.

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Doctor. Well, excuse me, doctor.

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It's all right.

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What kind of a doctor are you?

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I'm a biologist.
Really?

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Uhhh....

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Do you work for Jimmy?
Mm-hm.

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So it must be very top-secret
biology that you practice.

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Oh, yes. Isn't everything?

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Let's go.

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Excuse me?

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I mean, I'm happy
to continue blathering on,

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trying helplessly to charm you,

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but I thought maybe, you know,
cut to the chase and just,

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you know, go somewhere.

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I'll tell you what, Michael.

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I'm going to walk over there
and talk to a friend of mine.

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If you get the urge
to have a real conversation,

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you'll know where to find me.

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Okay. Fair enough.

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It was nice to meet you.

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Giving up so easily?

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You don't believe in second
chances, now, do you?

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In my experience, no, I don't.

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Good night.
Good night.

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MAN: Mike.

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Jimmy.

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How you doing?
Good. How you doing?

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Good to see you.
You too.

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Thanks for coming.

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Thanks for having me.
Come back this way.

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Sure.
Hey, Jimmy.

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Now you're talking. Thank you.

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Wait a second.

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00:15:17,539 --> 00:15:20,557
Isaac, disable fire protection,
please.

191
00:15:20,559 --> 00:15:21,408
[BEEPS]

192
00:15:21,410 --> 00:15:23,027
<i>ELECTRONIC VOICE:
Alarm disabled.</i>

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I don't think you'd look
so good covered in foam.

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Even in that spiffy suit.

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00:15:29,752 --> 00:15:30,951
What's the pitch,
Jimmy?

196
00:15:30,953 --> 00:15:32,869
I've known you
long enough to know

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00:15:32,871 --> 00:15:34,890
when you're trying to sell me
something. What is it?

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You know, there was a time
we were in school,

199
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we wanted
to change the world.

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00:15:41,532 --> 00:15:43,698
I thought we said we
wanted to save the world.

201
00:15:43,700 --> 00:15:45,416
Well, that's semantics.

202
00:15:45,418 --> 00:15:47,769
What's the job, Jimmy?
Can't tell you.

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00:15:47,771 --> 00:15:51,056
Other than to say
that it involves optics.

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And you get stock options
for this one, Mikey.

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Get a real piece of the company.

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00:15:57,381 --> 00:16:01,032
What if it doesn't work?
I get a real piece of nothing.

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00:16:01,034 --> 00:16:03,218
I promise you,
it won't fail.

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00:16:03,220 --> 00:16:05,520
Mm-hm.

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00:16:05,522 --> 00:16:07,856
How do you know that?
This a real crystal ball?

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00:16:07,858 --> 00:16:09,225
I wish.

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The point is, I'll guarantee
that you do eight figures.

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Minimum.

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What's the catch?

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The job may require a little bit
more time than you're used to.

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00:16:21,689 --> 00:16:22,471
How much more time?

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00:16:22,473 --> 00:16:24,908
Two years. Maybe three.

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00:16:24,910 --> 00:16:27,160
You're kidding.
Deadly serious.

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00:16:27,162 --> 00:16:29,946
Jimmy, that's impossible.
You can't do it.

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The longest anyone's ever done
is eight weeks.

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I know, 'cause it was me.

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00:16:33,184 --> 00:16:35,317
Assuming it were possible,
would you do it?

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00:16:36,453 --> 00:16:37,887
Uh...

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Give up three years
of my life?

224
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Not give up, trade.

225
00:16:41,676 --> 00:16:44,979
Three years in return
for the rest of your life.

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00:16:44,981 --> 00:16:48,415
One big paycheck.
You're done.

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00:16:50,318 --> 00:16:51,885
[EXHALES SLOWLY]

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<i>[MYSTERIOUS TECHNO THEME PLAYING]</i>

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<i>JENNINGS: A lot can happen
in three years.</i>

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<i>RETHRICK: You blink, it'll be over.
To you, it'll be two seconds.</i>

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00:17:03,115 --> 00:17:04,998
<i>A heartbeat, then snap,</i>

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<i>you're rich
beyond your wildest dreams.</i>

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00:17:07,987 --> 00:17:11,604
<i>One big paycheck. You're done.</i>

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Mr. Jennings.
John Wolfe. Welcome.

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00:18:15,456 --> 00:18:18,190
You understand that you won't
be allowed to leave the grounds.

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00:18:18,192 --> 00:18:20,725
You'll be assigned a residence
right here on campus.

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00:18:20,727 --> 00:18:23,361
All your mail will be screened,
no outside phone calls.

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00:18:23,363 --> 00:18:26,031
And anything you do receive
will have to be inspected.

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Okay.

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00:18:29,186 --> 00:18:31,354
I'm going to need
all your personal belongings.

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00:18:31,356 --> 00:18:32,772
Watch, wallet,
anything else you're carrying.

242
00:18:32,774 --> 00:18:35,107
I'm afraid nothing's allowed
to be brought in.

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00:18:38,896 --> 00:18:41,047
All these items
will be returned to you

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when you pick up
your paycheck.

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00:18:42,617 --> 00:18:44,217
Sorry. Those too.

246
00:18:50,041 --> 00:18:53,009
Mike, hey, you made it.
Yeah.

247
00:18:53,011 --> 00:18:54,978
Good to see you.
Good to see you too.

248
00:18:54,980 --> 00:18:56,947
Everything okay?
Yep.

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00:18:59,283 --> 00:19:00,516
Sit down.

250
00:19:00,518 --> 00:19:02,753
I assume Mr. Wolfe
gave you all the fine print.

251
00:19:02,755 --> 00:19:05,873
Yeah. He also took the last pair
of sunglasses

252
00:19:05,875 --> 00:19:07,341
I've managed not to lose.

253
00:19:07,343 --> 00:19:09,093
I'm sorry.

254
00:19:12,464 --> 00:19:14,181
<i>[GUNCHARGES]
Whoa.</i>

255
00:19:16,284 --> 00:19:18,235
What's... What is this?

256
00:19:18,237 --> 00:19:20,137
It's for your memory wipe.

257
00:19:20,139 --> 00:19:23,507
RETHRICK: We inject you with an
isotope, migrates to your brain,

258
00:19:23,509 --> 00:19:24,959
lodges, serves as a marker.

259
00:19:24,961 --> 00:19:26,710
Then when we're done, another
injection erases everything

260
00:19:26,712 --> 00:19:28,011
back to the marker.

261
00:19:28,013 --> 00:19:31,298
No barbaric cooking
of the brain.

262
00:19:36,238 --> 00:19:38,307
<i>[SIGHS]</i>

263
00:19:40,843 --> 00:19:42,444
All right.

264
00:19:57,210 --> 00:19:58,510
<i>[GRUNTS SOFTLY]</i>

265
00:20:01,547 --> 00:20:03,715
<i>[CLEARS THROAT]</i>

266
00:20:03,717 --> 00:20:05,583
Wow.

267
00:20:05,585 --> 00:20:07,202
What have I gotten myself into?

268
00:20:07,204 --> 00:20:09,120
Let's go find out.

269
00:20:17,264 --> 00:20:20,099
<i>ELECTRONIC VOICE: Initiating
Blue Script directory.</i>

270
00:20:23,637 --> 00:20:25,104
JENNINGS:
Impressive.

271
00:20:25,106 --> 00:20:27,473
RETHRICK: This used to
be our smallest unit.

272
00:20:27,475 --> 00:20:29,375
Now it's
our most profitable.

273
00:20:29,377 --> 00:20:32,295
Excuse me, Mr. Rethrick, may I
speak with you for a moment?

274
00:20:32,297 --> 00:20:33,930
Have a look around.
I'll be right back.

275
00:20:33,932 --> 00:20:34,931
Okay.

276
00:20:38,268 --> 00:20:42,371
<i>Cycle complete.
Begin transmission of data.</i>

277
00:20:45,827 --> 00:20:47,060
[BEEPING]

278
00:20:52,784 --> 00:20:54,885
All right! I give up! I give up.

279
00:20:59,039 --> 00:21:02,759
<i>[LAUGHTER]</i>

280
00:21:09,668 --> 00:21:11,785
<i>[LAUGHTER]</i>

281
00:21:14,054 --> 00:21:16,256
Don't give up.

282
00:21:18,192 --> 00:21:20,444
Dr. Porter.

283
00:21:20,446 --> 00:21:22,447
I guess I'm lucky you didn't use
thunder and lightning.

284
00:21:22,449 --> 00:21:23,632
True.

285
00:21:23,634 --> 00:21:25,900
<i>[THUNDER CRASHES]</i>

286
00:21:30,356 --> 00:21:34,459
Okay, well, I won't question
your powers in the future.

287
00:21:36,412 --> 00:21:39,280
Sorry, I just
couldn't help myself.

288
00:21:39,282 --> 00:21:41,566
I thought you said Marianne
was on a plane today.

289
00:21:41,568 --> 00:21:45,102
She was planning to make the
conference call from the plane.

290
00:21:47,006 --> 00:21:48,506
Look.

291
00:21:48,508 --> 00:21:52,026
I should probably apologize
for my behavior the other day.

292
00:21:52,028 --> 00:21:54,530
I get like that sometimes,
and I shouldn't. I'm sorry.

293
00:21:54,532 --> 00:21:56,499
Careful.

294
00:21:56,501 --> 00:21:59,484
You are in danger of sounding
like you want a second chance.

295
00:22:07,377 --> 00:22:09,728
Everything okay?

296
00:22:09,730 --> 00:22:10,746
Yeah.

297
00:22:10,748 --> 00:22:13,682
<i>[DELICATE PIANO THEME PLAYS]</i>

298
00:22:26,763 --> 00:22:28,263
Say something else.

299
00:22:28,265 --> 00:22:29,732
Excuse me?

300
00:22:29,734 --> 00:22:32,819
Say something nice.
Quick, otherwise I'll forget it.

301
00:22:32,821 --> 00:22:34,937
<i>[LAUGHS]</i>

302
00:22:34,939 --> 00:22:37,490
Was that little breeze
for our boy here?

303
00:22:37,492 --> 00:22:41,327
Well, I owed him one.
Now we're even.

304
00:22:41,329 --> 00:22:43,763
Well, be nice, 'cause Mike's
moving into the neighborhood.

305
00:22:43,765 --> 00:22:45,766
Oh.

306
00:22:48,852 --> 00:22:51,387
See you around.
Okay.

307
00:22:54,525 --> 00:22:56,827
<i>[CLEARS THROAT]</i>

308
00:22:56,829 --> 00:23:00,180
You ready?
Yeah. Let's go.

309
00:23:03,183 --> 00:23:05,385
You can still back out.

310
00:23:06,722 --> 00:23:07,689
No hard feelings.

311
00:23:20,218 --> 00:23:22,986
No, I want to stay.

312
00:23:22,988 --> 00:23:24,505
Michael Jennings,

313
00:23:24,507 --> 00:23:27,074
meet the other half of your
team, Dr. William Dekker.

314
00:23:31,730 --> 00:23:33,464
Nice to meet you.

315
00:23:33,466 --> 00:23:34,515
It's a pleasure.

316
00:23:34,517 --> 00:23:35,883
Gentlemen.

317
00:23:35,885 --> 00:23:38,536
Let's have a look at the
next three years of your lives.

318
00:23:47,063 --> 00:23:50,765
<i>[WHITE NOISE CRESCENDOES]</i>

319
00:24:18,429 --> 00:24:19,929
What happened?

320
00:24:22,099 --> 00:24:23,633
Michael.

321
00:24:24,835 --> 00:24:26,502
You're done.

322
00:24:29,506 --> 00:24:31,741
<i>JENNINGS: How long
was it, Jimmy?</i>

323
00:24:31,743 --> 00:24:33,476
<i>RETHRICK: It's been
three years, Mike.</i>

324
00:24:35,079 --> 00:24:40,416
<i>How'd I do?
You did good.</i>

325
00:24:40,418 --> 00:24:41,967
<i>WOLFE: Your money's been
transferred to your account</i>

326
00:24:41,969 --> 00:24:43,469
<i>at Reddy Grant
and Associates.</i>

327
00:24:43,471 --> 00:24:45,371
<i>You've got an appointment
there today at 1:00.</i>

328
00:24:45,373 --> 00:24:46,939
<i>RETHRICK: Just go home,
do the paperwork.</i>

329
00:24:46,941 --> 00:24:48,892
<i>When you feel up to it,
give me a call.</i>

330
00:24:48,894 --> 00:24:51,028
<i>We've got a lot
of catching up to do, Mike.</i>

331
00:25:07,745 --> 00:25:09,479
Ninety-two million dollars.

332
00:25:09,481 --> 00:25:11,115
<i>[LAUGHS]</i>

333
00:25:36,041 --> 00:25:37,608
<i>WOMAN: Everyone at
Reddy Grant Associates</i>

334
00:25:37,610 --> 00:25:38,977
appreciates
your business, sir.

335
00:25:38,979 --> 00:25:41,596
Well, not as much
as I appreciate my business,

336
00:25:41,598 --> 00:25:43,965
I promise you.

337
00:25:43,967 --> 00:25:45,901
Okay.

338
00:25:48,137 --> 00:25:50,071
Just sign there.

339
00:25:54,460 --> 00:25:56,027
JENNINGS: All right.
WOMAN: Great.

340
00:25:56,946 --> 00:25:59,615
Your personal items.
Yes.

341
00:25:59,617 --> 00:26:01,250
You only needed four stamps.

342
00:26:04,104 --> 00:26:07,439
Oh, well, guess I could afford
the extra 50 cents.

343
00:26:16,600 --> 00:26:19,485
Um, I don't think this
is my stuff.

344
00:26:19,487 --> 00:26:21,387
It's not?
No.

345
00:26:21,389 --> 00:26:24,690
I... I don't know
what happened.

346
00:26:24,692 --> 00:26:26,576
It's all right.
Don't worry about it.

347
00:26:26,578 --> 00:26:30,179
It doesn't matter.
Let's talk about my shares.

348
00:26:30,181 --> 00:26:34,651
Um, what I'd like to do
is get some money now,

349
00:26:34,653 --> 00:26:38,421
and, you know, put the rest away
for long term, to live off.

350
00:26:38,423 --> 00:26:39,689
So how do we do that?

351
00:26:41,392 --> 00:26:44,026
Mr. Jennings,
you forfeited your shares.

352
00:26:46,514 --> 00:26:48,515
I beg your pardon? What?

353
00:26:48,517 --> 00:26:54,638
Yeah, here.
Dated, uh... four weeks ago.

354
00:26:57,041 --> 00:26:59,509
You surrendered the shares
and stated to deliver

355
00:26:59,511 --> 00:27:01,695
only the envelope
of personals.

356
00:27:03,464 --> 00:27:05,565
Don't you remember
doing that, sir?

357
00:27:05,567 --> 00:27:08,335
No.

358
00:27:08,337 --> 00:27:11,873
I don't remember that,
because I didn't do that.

359
00:27:11,875 --> 00:27:14,976
Why would I do that? I wouldn't
do that. It doesn't make sense.

360
00:27:14,978 --> 00:27:16,878
<i>That's, uh...
This is a... [CLEARS THROAT]</i>

361
00:27:16,880 --> 00:27:20,047
A mistake has been made,
and it needs to be corrected.

362
00:27:20,049 --> 00:27:21,966
Well, I agree. It's
a strange thing you did--

363
00:27:21,968 --> 00:27:23,501
It's not strange.

364
00:27:23,503 --> 00:27:27,354
Strange is a little out of the
ordinary, but still plausible.

365
00:27:27,356 --> 00:27:30,675
Giving away $100 million in
shares in a Fortune 500 company

366
00:27:30,677 --> 00:27:33,711
for some, uh, knickknacks
isn't strange, it's insane.

367
00:27:33,713 --> 00:27:35,680
No one would do that.
This doesn't make sense.

368
00:27:35,682 --> 00:27:37,548
Unless you think
this is

369
00:27:37,550 --> 00:27:40,218
a $40 million can of hair spray,
which is pink.

370
00:27:40,220 --> 00:27:43,621
What, this is a $100-million
book of matches?

371
00:27:43,623 --> 00:27:45,774
I've been a little out of it
for a couple years.

372
00:27:45,776 --> 00:27:47,776
Is this back in style now?

373
00:27:47,778 --> 00:27:50,195
Is this... Are these
$100-million sunglasses?

374
00:27:50,197 --> 00:27:53,298
Okay, I'll look into it, but
it's going to take me some time.

375
00:27:53,300 --> 00:27:56,618
This is crazy. I'm going
to make some phone calls.

376
00:27:56,620 --> 00:27:57,870
Okay.

377
00:28:03,660 --> 00:28:05,494
<i>[PHONE DIALING]</i>

378
00:28:05,496 --> 00:28:06,895
<i>WOMAN:
Mr. Rethrick's office.</i>

379
00:28:06,897 --> 00:28:09,565
Hi, it's Michael Jennings.
Tell him it's important, please.

380
00:28:09,567 --> 00:28:11,049
<i>I'm sorry, but he stepped away.</i>

381
00:28:11,051 --> 00:28:13,184
<i>He won't be back until
later this afternoon.</i>

382
00:28:13,186 --> 00:28:15,136
<i>I can try him on his cell
phone, if you'd like.</i>

383
00:28:15,138 --> 00:28:17,841
Just have him call me
as soon as he gets in. Okay?

384
00:28:17,843 --> 00:28:19,676
<i>Okay.
Thank you.</i>

385
00:28:39,530 --> 00:28:42,064
<i>[OMINOUS THEME PLAYS]</i>

386
00:28:49,273 --> 00:28:51,642
<i>[FOOTSTEPS]</i>

387
00:28:55,930 --> 00:28:57,465
<i>[CREAKING]</i>

388
00:29:11,479 --> 00:29:12,529
<i>[COUGHS]</i>

389
00:29:18,019 --> 00:29:19,553
<i>[ELECTRIC SPARKING]
[GRUNTS]</i>

390
00:29:33,452 --> 00:29:37,322
Listen, guys, a mistake
has been made here. All right?

391
00:29:37,324 --> 00:29:38,840
I'm not a traitor.
I'm an engineer.

392
00:29:38,842 --> 00:29:41,443
A reverse engineer,
right?

393
00:29:41,445 --> 00:29:43,678
We already know that you
accepted payment

394
00:29:43,680 --> 00:29:46,398
of classified government
technology.

395
00:29:46,400 --> 00:29:48,483
Mike, that's called treason.

396
00:29:48,485 --> 00:29:50,985
In this country,
people get fried for that one.

397
00:29:50,987 --> 00:29:52,587
Yeah, you know what?
In this country,

398
00:29:52,589 --> 00:29:55,156
when the FBI harasses you,
you also get an attorney.

399
00:29:55,158 --> 00:29:57,025
Thanks very much.
Not today you don't.

400
00:29:57,027 --> 00:29:58,410
What the hell is this?

401
00:29:58,412 --> 00:30:00,513
This is what happens when
the attorney general calls me

402
00:30:00,515 --> 00:30:02,181
and says that
Michael Jenning's cooperation

403
00:30:02,183 --> 00:30:04,950
is a matter
of national security.

404
00:30:04,952 --> 00:30:07,870
Look, first of all,
that stuff isn't mine, okay?

405
00:30:07,872 --> 00:30:09,288
<i>A mistake--
[MOTOR WHIRRS]</i>

406
00:30:16,013 --> 00:30:18,464
What is--?

407
00:30:18,466 --> 00:30:21,500
Perfect fit.
You were saying?

408
00:30:25,271 --> 00:30:27,473
Well, let me show you
a few pieces of the puzzle

409
00:30:27,475 --> 00:30:29,275
that we're solving.

410
00:30:29,277 --> 00:30:32,828
William Dekker, government
physicist, weapons division.

411
00:30:32,830 --> 00:30:35,515
Three years ago,
his project gets shelved.

412
00:30:35,517 --> 00:30:38,751
He didn't like that, so he sold
his work. Classified work.

413
00:30:38,753 --> 00:30:40,253
Showed it
to several major corporations.

414
00:30:40,255 --> 00:30:42,339
We think Rethrick bought it.

415
00:30:42,341 --> 00:30:45,408
Unfortunately, we can't link
Rethrick to the sale

416
00:30:45,410 --> 00:30:49,596
because Dekker died.
Natural causes.

417
00:30:49,598 --> 00:30:52,448
"Natural" being gravity
after a 140-foot fall

418
00:30:52,450 --> 00:30:54,834
out of his
apartment building.

419
00:30:54,836 --> 00:30:56,803
So, what does this
have to do with me?

420
00:30:56,805 --> 00:30:59,473
These are patent applications
filed this month.

421
00:30:59,475 --> 00:31:02,075
They show designs
based on Dekker's work.

422
00:31:02,077 --> 00:31:05,679
Look whose signature is on
every one of those documents.

423
00:31:05,681 --> 00:31:07,948
KLEIN: Don't you get it?
It's your name on those patents!

424
00:31:07,950 --> 00:31:10,051
Rethrick can claim
he knows nothing about Dekker

425
00:31:10,053 --> 00:31:11,519
or where the design
came from.

426
00:31:11,521 --> 00:31:14,505
So, what you need
to do is tell us

427
00:31:14,507 --> 00:31:16,891
everything you did
for Rethrick, right now.

428
00:31:16,893 --> 00:31:18,459
I can't.

429
00:31:18,461 --> 00:31:20,144
You'd rather spend
the rest of your life

430
00:31:20,146 --> 00:31:22,180
in prison protecting
your so-called friend?

431
00:31:22,182 --> 00:31:24,382
Help us, and we can
work with you.

432
00:31:24,384 --> 00:31:25,916
I can't. I can't!

433
00:31:25,918 --> 00:31:28,402
He wiped my memory!
I don't remember!

434
00:31:28,404 --> 00:31:31,622
I'll tell you whatever I know.
I was set up. I swear to God,

435
00:31:31,624 --> 00:31:33,891
you have to believe me.
I don't remember what I did

436
00:31:33,893 --> 00:31:36,561
for the past three years!

437
00:31:39,348 --> 00:31:40,748
<i>[MOTOR WHIRRS]</i>

438
00:31:43,970 --> 00:31:45,554
What?

439
00:31:45,556 --> 00:31:47,272
Wait a second!

440
00:31:53,413 --> 00:31:55,847
Wait!

441
00:31:55,849 --> 00:31:57,449
We figured Rethrick
might have tried a wipe,

442
00:31:57,451 --> 00:31:59,051
so we'll try
an extraction.

443
00:31:59,053 --> 00:32:00,351
You're not going
to see anything.

444
00:32:00,353 --> 00:32:02,154
You're wasting your time.

445
00:32:11,715 --> 00:32:12,881
<i>[GRUNTS FAINTLY]</i>

446
00:32:14,834 --> 00:32:16,135
<i>[RAPID BEEPING]</i>

447
00:32:20,041 --> 00:32:21,975
We're getting
something here.

448
00:32:25,830 --> 00:32:27,664
Come on!
Come on!

449
00:32:41,645 --> 00:32:43,262
<i>[FLAT, HIGH-PITCHED TONE]</i>

450
00:32:43,264 --> 00:32:45,065
Shit.

451
00:32:45,067 --> 00:32:46,967
We got nothing.

452
00:32:46,969 --> 00:32:49,152
Hold on a second.
I need a smoke.

453
00:32:50,554 --> 00:32:51,988
Boss.

454
00:32:52,891 --> 00:32:54,992
He won't mind.

455
00:33:12,444 --> 00:33:14,077
What the... fuck!

456
00:33:15,947 --> 00:33:17,398
<i>[RAPID BEEPING]</i>

457
00:33:17,400 --> 00:33:19,199
DODGE: Smoke! Shit!

458
00:33:19,201 --> 00:33:21,569
Goddamn it!
I can't see anything!

459
00:33:21,571 --> 00:33:23,904
<i>[ALARMS BEEPING]</i>

460
00:33:23,906 --> 00:33:26,323
AGENT: Secure the door!

461
00:33:28,661 --> 00:33:30,796
KLEIN:
Where the hell is he?

462
00:33:30,798 --> 00:33:32,030
He's loose!

463
00:33:32,032 --> 00:33:34,132
Don't worry, he can't
go anywhere!

464
00:33:35,335 --> 00:33:38,453
Cover the door!

465
00:33:38,455 --> 00:33:40,205
I'll get the lights!

466
00:33:43,309 --> 00:33:46,294
AGENT: I can't see!

467
00:33:46,296 --> 00:33:48,680
KLEIN: Get low to the ground!
Try to stay low to the ground!

468
00:33:53,086 --> 00:33:54,435
<i>[COUGHS]</i>

469
00:33:55,304 --> 00:33:56,871
DODGE: Mitchell!

470
00:33:58,157 --> 00:33:59,541
See anything?

471
00:34:04,531 --> 00:34:06,532
Is that him?
Klein, where'd you go?

472
00:34:08,334 --> 00:34:09,635
KLEIN: Al, shut the door!

473
00:34:09,637 --> 00:34:11,436
<i>[GRUNTS]</i>

474
00:34:11,438 --> 00:34:13,506
AGENT: What's going on?

475
00:34:13,508 --> 00:34:14,373
AGENT 2:
There's been a breach!

476
00:34:24,435 --> 00:34:26,235
Good night, Mikey.

477
00:34:29,590 --> 00:34:32,758
<i>[FAST-PACED, DRAMATIC THEME PLAYS]</i>

478
00:34:59,253 --> 00:35:00,838
<i>[PANTING]</i>

479
00:35:03,257 --> 00:35:04,391
<i>[ELECTRONIC BEEP]</i>

480
00:35:08,663 --> 00:35:13,050
<i>[CHATTER FROM SECURITY RADIO]</i>

481
00:35:13,052 --> 00:35:15,937
GUARD: Transit three, copy that.
Now in main terminal.

482
00:35:18,707 --> 00:35:20,858
AGENT: Watch it, coming through!
AGENT 2: Go! Go! Go!

483
00:35:20,860 --> 00:35:23,094
AGENT: Coming through.
AGENT 2: Move out of the way!

484
00:35:23,096 --> 00:35:24,979
DODGE: See him?
AGENT: I see him!

485
00:35:29,451 --> 00:35:31,953
AGENT: Out of the way, lady!
There!

486
00:35:31,955 --> 00:35:34,055
Move! Move! Move!

487
00:35:41,063 --> 00:35:44,248
Coming through!
DODGE: Let's go!

488
00:35:44,250 --> 00:35:45,232
JENNINGS: Excuse me.

489
00:35:47,837 --> 00:35:49,521
AGENT:
Coming through!

490
00:35:49,523 --> 00:35:51,440
Out of the way!
Open those gates!

491
00:35:51,442 --> 00:35:52,591
Watch it, man!

492
00:35:53,793 --> 00:35:54,977
<i>[HORNS BLARING]</i>

493
00:35:57,881 --> 00:35:59,848
Come on! Come on!

494
00:36:01,034 --> 00:36:02,667
KLEIN: Where did he go?

495
00:36:03,870 --> 00:36:05,370
I'll get men at every stop!

496
00:36:05,372 --> 00:36:07,772
He'll be long gone by then!

497
00:36:07,774 --> 00:36:09,675
How the hell did he do that?

498
00:36:51,752 --> 00:36:53,119
Sorry.
You all right?

499
00:36:53,121 --> 00:36:55,237
Yeah, yeah. I'm fine.
Be careful.

500
00:36:57,309 --> 00:36:59,293
Hey! Hey!

501
00:37:00,461 --> 00:37:01,629
PASSENGER: Watch it!

502
00:37:04,415 --> 00:37:06,567
Hey! Hey!

503
00:37:25,436 --> 00:37:27,488
Jane. Relax.
Everything's fine.

504
00:37:27,490 --> 00:37:30,008
You talked to federal agents.
It's okay.

505
00:37:30,010 --> 00:37:31,393
It's been worked out now.

506
00:37:31,395 --> 00:37:34,429
I just need to find
out who sent these items.

507
00:37:34,431 --> 00:37:36,931
Will you help me out?

508
00:37:36,933 --> 00:37:39,133
Um, they were sent
three years ago.

509
00:37:39,135 --> 00:37:41,269
No, no, no. Remember,
there was a mix-up, see?

510
00:37:41,271 --> 00:37:43,338
These weren't sent three years
ago. Somebody else sent these.

511
00:37:43,340 --> 00:37:45,973
I need to find out who that
is and talk to them.

512
00:37:45,975 --> 00:37:47,676
Replacements were sent
a few weeks ago.

513
00:37:47,678 --> 00:37:49,761
Who sent it?
Well, you did.

514
00:37:52,315 --> 00:37:55,183
That's you right here.
See? 20 items.

515
00:38:00,423 --> 00:38:02,991
<i>WOLFE: I'm going to need all
your personal belongings.</i>

516
00:38:14,237 --> 00:38:17,006
<i>RETHRICK: Michael Jennings
died at three minutes after 3.</i>

517
00:38:17,008 --> 00:38:18,708
The government,
left with no case,

518
00:38:18,710 --> 00:38:21,844
closed its investigation
of Allcom.

519
00:38:21,846 --> 00:38:24,413
So you see,

520
00:38:24,415 --> 00:38:28,150
it's impossible that he escaped
unless you changed something.

521
00:38:28,152 --> 00:38:30,052
I didn't.

522
00:38:31,588 --> 00:38:33,222
What were you doing,
exactly?

523
00:38:33,224 --> 00:38:35,241
I was eating pie.

524
00:38:37,645 --> 00:38:40,964
He left the attorney's office
exactly when it predicted.

525
00:38:40,966 --> 00:38:43,433
The Feds took him exactly
when it predicted.

526
00:38:43,435 --> 00:38:46,320
But he didn't die
like it predicted!

527
00:38:49,374 --> 00:38:51,925
Michael Jennings
is not a super agent.

528
00:38:51,927 --> 00:38:53,427
He's an engineer.

529
00:38:53,429 --> 00:38:56,697
Yet somehow he managed to escape
from a double-locked room.

530
00:38:56,699 --> 00:39:00,049
How? Was it fate?

531
00:39:00,051 --> 00:39:01,535
No, fate was on our side.

532
00:39:01,537 --> 00:39:03,637
That means someone who knew
changed something.

533
00:39:03,639 --> 00:39:04,838
And it wasn't me.

534
00:39:04,840 --> 00:39:07,207
And if it wasn't you,
then who the--?

535
00:39:16,602 --> 00:39:18,036
Has anyone checked
the machine

536
00:39:18,038 --> 00:39:20,388
since Michael walked
out of here?

537
00:39:58,028 --> 00:39:59,978
Find him.

538
00:40:02,249 --> 00:40:04,933
WOMAN: Yeah, right.
Straight up.

539
00:40:04,935 --> 00:40:06,886
<i>[NEON BUZZING]</i>

540
00:40:06,888 --> 00:40:09,588
<i>[STREET CHATTER CONTINUES, FAINTLY]</i>

541
00:40:22,753 --> 00:40:25,838
<i>[DOWN-TEMPO TECHNO THEME PLAYS]</i>

542
00:40:30,744 --> 00:40:32,812
"If you only look where
you can't go,

543
00:40:32,814 --> 00:40:36,316
you will miss
the riches below."

544
00:40:36,318 --> 00:40:39,652
Yeah, I'm already missing
my riches.

545
00:40:39,654 --> 00:40:44,156
"17-44-4-26-37-40-22."

546
00:40:45,443 --> 00:40:49,446
A combination? A code?

547
00:40:49,448 --> 00:40:51,047
A password?

548
00:40:53,117 --> 00:40:54,217
<i>[SIGHS]</i>

549
00:41:30,372 --> 00:41:34,409
"New Liberty Savings."

550
00:41:34,411 --> 00:41:36,495
New Liberty Savings Bank,
please.

551
00:41:37,730 --> 00:41:39,697
What does that mean?

552
00:41:41,434 --> 00:41:44,236
You're saying the bank
doesn't exist?

553
00:41:58,217 --> 00:41:59,851
That's comforting.

554
00:42:18,739 --> 00:42:20,490
<i>JENNINGS:
Who sent these items?</i>

555
00:42:21,274 --> 00:42:23,409
<i>JANE:
You did.</i>

556
00:42:23,411 --> 00:42:26,646
<i>That's you right here.
See? 20 items.</i>

557
00:42:30,851 --> 00:42:32,735
<i>DODGE:
These are patent applications.</i>

558
00:42:32,737 --> 00:42:37,190
<i>Look whose signature is on
every one of those documents!</i>

559
00:42:37,192 --> 00:42:39,808
<i>JENNINGS: A mistake has been made here.
I'm not a traitor!</i>

560
00:42:39,810 --> 00:42:40,726
<i>[HORNS BLARING]</i>

561
00:42:43,731 --> 00:42:44,698
<i>DODGE:
Dekker died!</i>

562
00:42:44,700 --> 00:42:46,583
<i>Rethrick can claim he knows
nothing about Dekker</i>

563
00:42:46,585 --> 00:42:48,369
<i>or where the design
came from.</i>

564
00:42:48,371 --> 00:42:49,936
<i>JENNINGS:
You have to believe me!</i>

565
00:42:49,938 --> 00:42:52,573
<i>I don't remember what I
did for the past three years!</i>

566
00:42:53,491 --> 00:42:55,125
<i>RETHRICK: Michael.</i>

567
00:42:58,296 --> 00:42:59,996
Michael.

568
00:43:01,566 --> 00:43:02,716
You're done.

569
00:43:07,255 --> 00:43:08,972
<i>[RINGING]</i>

570
00:43:08,974 --> 00:43:10,874
<i>SHORTY: Hello?</i>

571
00:43:10,876 --> 00:43:14,110
Jesus, Shorty.
You don't know how good it is

572
00:43:14,112 --> 00:43:16,112
to hear a familiar voice.

573
00:43:16,114 --> 00:43:17,165
<i>Michael?</i>

574
00:43:17,167 --> 00:43:18,633
Listen, man.

575
00:43:18,635 --> 00:43:21,503
I'm in a... I'm in a jam,
and I need you.

576
00:43:21,505 --> 00:43:23,137
<i>All right.</i>

577
00:43:23,139 --> 00:43:26,024
<i>Meet me at Union Station
at 9:00.</i>

578
00:43:26,026 --> 00:43:28,359
<i>I'll be there.
Okay, buddy.</i>

579
00:43:31,530 --> 00:43:35,683
<i>[CLOCK TICKING]</i>

580
00:43:37,553 --> 00:43:40,020
<i>ANNOUNCER OVER PA: Outbound
local from Seattle to Kent,</i>

581
00:43:40,022 --> 00:43:42,406
<i>departing from track five.</i>

582
00:43:47,697 --> 00:43:51,417
<i>Eastbound Spokane, gate 10.</i>

583
00:43:51,419 --> 00:43:53,019
WOMAN: Jack?
MAN: Yes?

584
00:43:53,021 --> 00:43:55,421
Could you give me
a hand with this? Thanks.

585
00:44:02,395 --> 00:44:04,679
<i>[BIRD CHIRPING]</i>

586
00:44:08,201 --> 00:44:09,068
<i>RACHEL:
Michael.</i>

587
00:44:15,558 --> 00:44:17,076
<i>[JINGLING]</i>

588
00:44:37,915 --> 00:44:41,050
SHORTY: Say one word about
this hat and I'm out of here.

589
00:44:50,545 --> 00:44:52,779
Oh, man!

590
00:44:52,781 --> 00:44:54,881
Oh, my God.

591
00:45:03,292 --> 00:45:05,393
I told you not
to take that job, Mike.

592
00:45:11,166 --> 00:45:13,417
Come on, let's get a table.
Okay.

593
00:45:15,086 --> 00:45:17,038
SHORTY: Injections?
JENNINGS: Yeah.

594
00:45:17,040 --> 00:45:20,157
Yeah. You would have
to do it that way, I guess.

595
00:45:20,159 --> 00:45:22,760
But, of course,
that's a chemical process.

596
00:45:22,762 --> 00:45:24,728
So?

597
00:45:24,730 --> 00:45:26,763
Well, you'd have
some latent memories.

598
00:45:28,183 --> 00:45:29,850
Maybe that's what
I'm seeing.

599
00:45:29,852 --> 00:45:33,220
Most likely. I mean, memories
that made it through the wash,

600
00:45:33,222 --> 00:45:35,657
and then got stirred up
when the feds went in your head.

601
00:45:35,659 --> 00:45:38,126
Why would I have
these things?

602
00:45:38,128 --> 00:45:39,661
Explain this.

603
00:45:39,663 --> 00:45:43,281
I sent myself this junk
instead of the money.

604
00:45:43,283 --> 00:45:45,366
Oh, brother.

605
00:45:45,368 --> 00:45:47,102
I don't know.

606
00:45:47,104 --> 00:45:49,804
But that's not the question
you should be asking yourself.

607
00:45:49,806 --> 00:45:50,555
No?

608
00:45:50,557 --> 00:45:53,325
No. You should be asking
yourself is,

609
00:45:53,327 --> 00:45:56,361
why did you give up
all that money?

610
00:45:56,363 --> 00:45:59,631
That's the most bizarre part
of this whole thing.

611
00:45:59,633 --> 00:46:01,349
$90 million dollars.

612
00:46:01,351 --> 00:46:04,319
Nobody changes that much
in three years.

613
00:46:04,321 --> 00:46:06,121
Okay, all right, buddy.

614
00:46:06,123 --> 00:46:08,456
I wanna figure out
what you built.

615
00:46:08,458 --> 00:46:10,877
All right,
let's work backwards.

616
00:46:10,879 --> 00:46:14,481
They told me I was working on a
design by someone named Dekker.

617
00:46:14,483 --> 00:46:16,783
Dekker?
Yeah.

618
00:46:16,785 --> 00:46:19,285
William Dekker?
I think so.

619
00:46:20,971 --> 00:46:22,605
What I heard was...

620
00:46:22,607 --> 00:46:24,807
he was working on something
level five for the feds,

621
00:46:24,809 --> 00:46:26,976
when they came in one day
and shut him down.

622
00:46:26,978 --> 00:46:29,946
What was it?
Well, the consensus was a laser.

623
00:46:29,948 --> 00:46:32,214
Why was that?
Well, because Dekker's drawings

624
00:46:32,216 --> 00:46:34,150
called for a mirror
and a lens.

625
00:46:34,152 --> 00:46:37,737
The only thing that uses those
is a laser or a satellite camera

626
00:46:37,739 --> 00:46:39,939
to see things
from far away.

627
00:46:39,941 --> 00:46:43,959
<i>Here comes the first number,
17. Followed by 44.</i>

628
00:46:43,961 --> 00:46:45,779
The lens required
perfect optics.

629
00:46:45,781 --> 00:46:47,397
<i>ANNOUNCER: Four.</i>

630
00:46:47,399 --> 00:46:50,133
<i>SHORTY: The mirror...
26...</i>

631
00:46:50,135 --> 00:46:53,536
<i>So the capital outlay is huge.
37...</i>

632
00:46:53,538 --> 00:46:55,939
<i>Word was it was going to cost
40.</i>

633
00:46:55,941 --> 00:46:58,191
<i>$500 billion dollars.
And...</i>

634
00:46:58,193 --> 00:47:00,961
<i>the bonus number is 22.</i>

635
00:47:00,963 --> 00:47:02,596
Who the hell
is going to spend

636
00:47:02,598 --> 00:47:06,116
$500 billion dollars
just to see something?

637
00:47:08,937 --> 00:47:10,171
What?

638
00:47:12,140 --> 00:47:14,141
There's no way I get out
of that extraction room

639
00:47:14,143 --> 00:47:18,312
without the cigarettes
and the glasses.

640
00:47:18,314 --> 00:47:21,249
I would've never gotten on that
bus without the bus ticket.

641
00:47:21,251 --> 00:47:22,984
If I didn't have
the diamond ring,

642
00:47:22,986 --> 00:47:25,069
I wouldn't have followed
that kid to Reddy Grant.

643
00:47:25,071 --> 00:47:26,488
Right.

644
00:47:26,490 --> 00:47:29,241
I gave up that money...

645
00:47:29,243 --> 00:47:33,060
just to make sure that I would
pay attention to these items.

646
00:47:33,062 --> 00:47:35,096
Why?

647
00:47:35,098 --> 00:47:38,600
Because I know what you'd spend
$500 billion dollars to see.

648
00:47:42,705 --> 00:47:44,473
The future.

649
00:47:46,208 --> 00:47:48,059
<i>ANNOUNCER: If you selected
five of the numbers</i>

650
00:47:48,061 --> 00:47:50,478
<i>and the bonus number,
you're a second-prize winner.</i>

651
00:47:50,480 --> 00:47:52,180
<i>STEVENS:
He used a virus.</i>

652
00:47:52,182 --> 00:47:55,351
The machine went down
at 3:03 this afternoon.

653
00:47:56,419 --> 00:47:57,954
3:03.

654
00:48:01,758 --> 00:48:03,993
Can you program around
the virus?

655
00:48:03,995 --> 00:48:06,712
No. It's not that kind
of virus.

656
00:48:06,714 --> 00:48:08,681
Come on,
I'll show you.

657
00:48:17,441 --> 00:48:19,709
It's not in the software.

658
00:48:22,646 --> 00:48:23,962
It's in the hardware.

659
00:48:23,964 --> 00:48:26,215
He put a circuit
somewhere in here.

660
00:48:26,217 --> 00:48:27,650
It's like a poison pill.

661
00:48:28,569 --> 00:48:30,403
But you can find it, right?

662
00:48:31,890 --> 00:48:33,656
Yeah, I can.

663
00:48:36,277 --> 00:48:38,095
Then do it.

664
00:48:39,330 --> 00:48:41,481
RETHRICK:
Slight change of plans.

665
00:48:41,483 --> 00:48:42,615
According to Mr. Stevens,

666
00:48:42,617 --> 00:48:44,584
we don't need
Michael Jennings anymore.

667
00:48:44,586 --> 00:48:46,836
SHORTY:
Look, if we know anything,

668
00:48:46,838 --> 00:48:49,172
we know that time travel's
not possible.

669
00:48:49,174 --> 00:48:51,608
Einstein proved that, right?

670
00:48:51,610 --> 00:48:53,376
Time travel, yes.

671
00:48:53,378 --> 00:48:56,363
But Einstein was very clear
that he believed time viewing

672
00:48:56,365 --> 00:48:58,065
theoretically
could be accomplished--

673
00:48:58,067 --> 00:48:59,999
Mike, Mike. Come on.

674
00:49:00,001 --> 00:49:02,602
Maybe we should
just find Dekker--

675
00:49:02,604 --> 00:49:04,655
I can't talk to Dekker.
Why not?

676
00:49:04,657 --> 00:49:07,057
He had an accident.
An accident?

677
00:49:07,059 --> 00:49:09,093
Yeah, he, uh...

678
00:49:09,095 --> 00:49:11,195
He fell out
of his bedroom window.

679
00:49:11,197 --> 00:49:13,481
Fell out of...?

680
00:49:14,916 --> 00:49:17,518
He fell out of his
bedroom window!

681
00:49:17,520 --> 00:49:19,470
Ahh...

682
00:49:19,472 --> 00:49:22,005
I see. Sure.

683
00:49:22,007 --> 00:49:23,975
That could happen.

684
00:49:23,977 --> 00:49:25,910
Oh...

685
00:49:25,912 --> 00:49:27,628
Jesus. Wait a minute!

686
00:49:27,630 --> 00:49:28,879
We've gotta get ourselves
out of here!

687
00:49:28,881 --> 00:49:30,981
Shorty, listen to me.

688
00:49:30,983 --> 00:49:32,717
I think what happened was,

689
00:49:32,719 --> 00:49:35,753
I used this thing,
I saw my future.

690
00:49:35,755 --> 00:49:36,921
<i>[WHIMPERS]</i>

691
00:49:36,923 --> 00:49:39,625
And I saw what I needed
to change it.

692
00:49:39,627 --> 00:49:41,276
But all I could get
out of Allcom

693
00:49:41,278 --> 00:49:43,762
were these, you know,
innocuous items.

694
00:49:43,764 --> 00:49:46,648
Each item has to be used
at a specific time and place

695
00:49:46,650 --> 00:49:49,100
to accomplish whatever it was
I needed to get done.

696
00:49:49,102 --> 00:49:52,571
I mean, without the stuff
in here, I'd already be dead.

697
00:49:52,573 --> 00:49:54,889
Yeah, well, it's too bad
that you don't know

698
00:49:54,891 --> 00:49:56,858
what the rest
of them are for.

699
00:50:00,880 --> 00:50:02,948
What?

700
00:50:06,385 --> 00:50:08,386
<i>[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYS]</i>

701
00:50:22,403 --> 00:50:23,703
Gotcha!

702
00:50:31,361 --> 00:50:32,378
Oh!

703
00:50:33,564 --> 00:50:34,730
Hey!

704
00:50:37,601 --> 00:50:38,935
Great seeing you again, Mike!

705
00:50:40,371 --> 00:50:42,004
Jesus!

706
00:50:43,223 --> 00:50:44,256
Oh!

707
00:50:58,473 --> 00:51:00,590
Those guys do not
look like feds.

708
00:51:02,293 --> 00:51:05,162
Here. Listen to me.
Take this.

709
00:51:05,164 --> 00:51:08,399
This key will get you through
that door. Close it behind you.

710
00:51:08,401 --> 00:51:09,816
You understand? Go!
Okay!

711
00:51:09,818 --> 00:51:11,852
Go! Go on!

712
00:51:14,522 --> 00:51:17,174
Ow. Oh, Shit!

713
00:51:18,576 --> 00:51:20,111
Go!

714
00:51:29,738 --> 00:51:31,139
Jesus!

715
00:51:44,536 --> 00:51:47,822
Oh, God, I hope that was
a good thing to do.

716
00:52:03,590 --> 00:52:04,674
<i>[GUNSHOTS CONTINUE]</i>

717
00:52:07,527 --> 00:52:08,878
<i>[GUN FIRES]</i>

718
00:53:15,397 --> 00:53:17,515
<i>[TRAIN PASSING]</i>

719
00:53:17,517 --> 00:53:19,150
Shit.

720
00:53:29,844 --> 00:53:31,663
<i>[GUN COCKS]</i>

721
00:53:48,798 --> 00:53:49,982
<i>[SCREAMS]</i>

722
00:54:21,916 --> 00:54:23,466
Go.

723
00:54:25,135 --> 00:54:26,969
WOLFE:
Where's your gun?

724
00:54:26,971 --> 00:54:28,438
He's got it.

725
00:54:32,810 --> 00:54:34,360
<i>[GUNSHOT]</i>

726
00:54:34,362 --> 00:54:35,979
<i>[SCREAMS]
[ELECTRICITY SPARKING]</i>

727
00:54:40,050 --> 00:54:41,751
So...

728
00:54:41,753 --> 00:54:43,119
how are you, Mike?

729
00:54:45,839 --> 00:54:48,357
You?

730
00:54:48,359 --> 00:54:50,695
Why?

731
00:54:50,697 --> 00:54:53,197
Don't remember?

732
00:54:53,199 --> 00:54:56,483
You brought this
on yourself, Mike.

733
00:54:56,485 --> 00:54:59,269
<i>[TRAIN WHEELS SQUEAK]</i>

734
00:55:01,990 --> 00:55:05,125
So how does it feel

735
00:55:05,127 --> 00:55:07,127
knowing you're going to die?

736
00:55:09,046 --> 00:55:12,066
<i>[TRAIN WHEELS SQUEAK, HORN BLOWS]</i>

737
00:56:29,179 --> 00:56:30,463
Shit.

738
00:57:12,107 --> 00:57:14,258
<i>BROWN: So you're saying he
designed his own escape?</i>

739
00:57:14,260 --> 00:57:17,445
KLEIN: Mr. Attorney General,
sir, we have no explanation.

740
00:57:17,447 --> 00:57:20,048
DODGE: Because after looking at
the evidence the only logical,

741
00:57:20,050 --> 00:57:22,250
albeit hard-to-accept
conclusion,

742
00:57:22,252 --> 00:57:25,870
is that he was able to predict
what was going to happen to him.

743
00:57:25,872 --> 00:57:29,073
These are memories extracted
from Jennings before he fled.

744
00:57:29,075 --> 00:57:31,810
They don't seem
to add up to anything.

745
00:57:34,046 --> 00:57:36,080
Gladys.

746
00:57:37,399 --> 00:57:39,400
That's all for today.

747
00:57:45,909 --> 00:57:48,294
We knew Dekker was
trying to design something,

748
00:57:48,296 --> 00:57:50,729
but when he sold his plans,
he wasn't even halfway done.

749
00:57:50,731 --> 00:57:53,215
I don't understand.

750
00:57:53,217 --> 00:57:56,785
Dekker was working at JPL
on a laser-enhanced lens.

751
00:57:56,787 --> 00:57:58,821
He claimed the lens
was powerful enough

752
00:57:58,823 --> 00:58:01,740
to see around the curvature
of the universe.

753
00:58:01,742 --> 00:58:03,742
Dekker believed if you could
see around a curve

754
00:58:03,744 --> 00:58:07,612
that went on forever you would
end up back where you started,

755
00:58:07,614 --> 00:58:09,248
looking at yourself.

756
00:58:09,250 --> 00:58:12,684
Except you're not looking back
at yourself now, in the present.

757
00:58:12,686 --> 00:58:16,521
No, you are not.
You're looking at the future.

758
00:58:16,523 --> 00:58:18,791
Can you imagine what will happen
if Jennings figures out

759
00:58:18,793 --> 00:58:20,993
what he's done and tries
to profit from it?

760
00:58:20,995 --> 00:58:23,196
Any nation in the world would
give him a king's ransom.

761
00:58:23,198 --> 00:58:25,214
Jennings won't do that.
I was this close to him.

762
00:58:25,216 --> 00:58:26,382
He never lied.

763
00:58:26,384 --> 00:58:27,984
When he heard what
he was accused of

764
00:58:27,986 --> 00:58:29,585
he was hurt and scared.

765
00:58:29,587 --> 00:58:31,504
Bring him in, I'll give him
the Medal of Honor.

766
00:58:31,506 --> 00:58:34,040
That's if Rethrick
doesn't find him first.

767
00:58:40,014 --> 00:58:42,281
You think he really
saw the future?

768
00:58:42,283 --> 00:58:44,166
<i>[SCOFFS]</i>

769
00:58:44,168 --> 00:58:45,801
That would be something.

770
00:58:59,434 --> 00:59:02,436
<i>[POLICE SIRENS IN DISTANCE,
THUNDER ROLLING]</i>

771
00:59:07,676 --> 00:59:09,226
<i>[SIGHS]</i>

772
00:59:09,228 --> 00:59:10,761
<i>[BABY WAILS IN DISTANCE]</i>

773
00:59:18,620 --> 00:59:22,423
<i>[STIRRING TECHNO THEME BUILDING]</i>

774
00:59:57,910 --> 00:59:59,478
<i>JENNINGS:
Café Michel?</i>

775
00:59:59,480 --> 01:00:02,248
My name is Michael Jennings
and, uh...

776
01:00:02,250 --> 01:00:06,585
I can't remember if I made
a reservation there recently.

777
01:00:06,587 --> 01:00:09,889
Would you check that out for me?
Thanks.

778
01:00:11,158 --> 01:00:12,959
I did?

779
01:00:13,994 --> 01:00:15,661
Okay.

780
01:00:15,663 --> 01:00:18,030
Right. How many is it for?

781
01:00:20,367 --> 01:00:23,903
Oh, no, thank you.
No, I'll be there.

782
01:00:23,905 --> 01:00:25,504
Thank you.

783
01:00:30,727 --> 01:00:34,196
<i>[ROMANTIC THEME PLAYS]</i>

784
01:00:40,521 --> 01:00:42,940
<i>[BIRD CHIRPS]</i>

785
01:00:46,194 --> 01:00:48,128
Hello, you two.

786
01:00:50,748 --> 01:00:52,782
Did he feed you?

787
01:01:08,149 --> 01:01:09,315
<i>[CLICKS TONGUE]</i>

788
01:01:11,386 --> 01:01:13,972
<i>[KNOCKING AT DOOR]</i>

789
01:01:15,708 --> 01:01:17,041
Rachel, it's Jimmy.

790
01:01:18,944 --> 01:01:20,378
You all right?

791
01:01:20,380 --> 01:01:22,313
Why?

792
01:01:23,565 --> 01:01:24,966
You don't know?

793
01:01:26,418 --> 01:01:27,751
No.

794
01:01:29,405 --> 01:01:30,704
May I come in?

795
01:01:32,057 --> 01:01:34,692
When was the last time
you saw Michael?

796
01:01:34,694 --> 01:01:36,861
Yesterday morning.

797
01:01:36,863 --> 01:01:40,364
He was pulling
an all nighter at his lab.

798
01:01:43,669 --> 01:01:47,222
Rachel, I'm sorry to have
to be the one to tell you this.

799
01:01:47,224 --> 01:01:51,243
Michael left Allcom yesterday.
Permanently.

800
01:01:53,814 --> 01:01:55,097
What?

801
01:01:55,099 --> 01:01:57,099
He finished his work.

802
01:01:58,050 --> 01:02:00,952
We erased his memory and he...
No.

803
01:02:00,954 --> 01:02:04,690
He left.
No. He promised me.

804
01:02:04,692 --> 01:02:07,493
He said he wasn't going
to go through with it.

805
01:02:07,495 --> 01:02:09,961
He made a lot of money
on this one, Rachel.

806
01:02:11,231 --> 01:02:13,899
He said he didn't care
about the money.

807
01:02:17,954 --> 01:02:23,976
<i>[LIGHT, MYSTERIOUS THEME PLAYING]</i>

808
01:02:23,978 --> 01:02:25,962
<i>WOLFE:
So she doesn't know anything.</i>

809
01:02:25,964 --> 01:02:27,964
<i>RETHRICK:
He wouldn't leave without her.</i>

810
01:02:27,966 --> 01:02:29,582
It's Michael.
He'd be smart.

811
01:02:31,936 --> 01:02:33,903
We're missing something.

812
01:02:43,498 --> 01:02:47,250
<i>[MYSTERIOUS THEME SWELLING]</i>

813
01:02:55,410 --> 01:02:57,845
<i>[NO AUDIBLE DIALOGUE]</i>

814
01:03:02,317 --> 01:03:04,985
As soon as she leaves
for work, get in there.

815
01:03:04,987 --> 01:03:07,155
And make sure she can't
go anywhere alone.

816
01:03:07,157 --> 01:03:10,574
<i>RETHRICK: I want to know
what just happened.</i>

817
01:03:12,477 --> 01:03:14,412
<i>[CHIRPING]</i>

818
01:03:17,933 --> 01:03:20,017
Bye, guys.

819
01:03:24,989 --> 01:03:27,391
Good morning,
Dr. Porter.

820
01:03:30,729 --> 01:03:32,030
Going somewhere?

821
01:03:34,683 --> 01:03:36,001
<i>[SIGHS]</i>

822
01:03:41,941 --> 01:03:43,474
Good morning.

823
01:03:47,547 --> 01:03:49,113
Good morning.

824
01:03:57,540 --> 01:03:59,690
I'm going to go up top.
Take my bag.

825
01:04:01,277 --> 01:04:03,863
You're going to need this.
Got it. Thanks.

826
01:04:10,170 --> 01:04:11,821
Coming?

827
01:04:11,823 --> 01:04:14,390
No, thanks. I'd rather watch
from down here.

828
01:04:14,392 --> 01:04:16,125
Suit yourself.

829
01:04:24,535 --> 01:04:26,269
<i>WOLFE: Look, we've been
through the bathroom</i>

830
01:04:26,271 --> 01:04:28,171
<i>and tossed the rest
of the apartment too. Zero.</i>

831
01:04:28,173 --> 01:04:31,307
This is what I want you to do.
Go back in the bathroom.

832
01:04:45,173 --> 01:04:48,258
Okay, start turning left.

833
01:04:50,195 --> 01:04:52,095
Tell me what you see.

834
01:04:52,997 --> 01:04:54,098
The mirror.

835
01:05:12,016 --> 01:05:14,719
We've got him.
She's supposed to meet him

836
01:05:14,721 --> 01:05:17,422
<i>at Café Michel, 1 p.m.</i>

837
01:05:19,108 --> 01:05:20,976
Well, let's make sure she does.

838
01:05:20,978 --> 01:05:24,479
<i>[ROUSING SUSPENSE THEME PLAYING]</i>

839
01:06:17,884 --> 01:06:20,152
I'm here to meet someone.
Michael Jennings.

840
01:06:20,154 --> 01:06:22,121
Have a seat.
Thanks.

841
01:06:24,875 --> 01:06:28,411
Sit at that table
right there.

842
01:06:28,413 --> 01:06:30,897
In the seat,
with your back to the window.

843
01:06:51,685 --> 01:06:54,738
<i>MAYA: Michael, thank
God you're all right.</i>

844
01:06:54,740 --> 01:06:57,624
I thought I was never
going to see you again.

845
01:07:01,780 --> 01:07:03,080
Michael, it's me.

846
01:07:05,817 --> 01:07:07,285
Rachel.

847
01:07:09,237 --> 01:07:11,489
Look...

848
01:07:11,491 --> 01:07:13,591
You can't remember me.

849
01:07:16,395 --> 01:07:18,929
No. I'm sorry.

850
01:07:25,637 --> 01:07:27,438
Cops.

851
01:07:27,440 --> 01:07:31,359
<i>WOLFE: We can't go in.
I'll have to wait for a clear shot.</i>

852
01:07:31,361 --> 01:07:33,612
Maya, stall for time.

853
01:07:33,614 --> 01:07:36,114
<i>Tell him you thought
he would remember something.</i>

854
01:07:36,116 --> 01:07:38,366
<i>That you two were engaged.</i>

855
01:07:41,204 --> 01:07:44,055
I guess I thought
you'd remember something.

856
01:07:44,057 --> 01:07:47,459
We've been together
for three years.

857
01:07:47,461 --> 01:07:49,494
I don't know what to say.

858
01:07:50,613 --> 01:07:52,047
<i>JENNINGS:
I'm really sorry.</i>

859
01:07:52,949 --> 01:07:54,382
<i>I'm trying.</i>

860
01:07:57,203 --> 01:07:59,971
That's how he's doing this.

861
01:08:04,277 --> 01:08:06,779
Listen to me
very carefully, Maya.

862
01:08:06,781 --> 01:08:09,181
This is what I want
you to say.

863
01:08:09,183 --> 01:08:13,619
Michael, I can see you still
have the envelope.

864
01:08:13,621 --> 01:08:15,488
That means it's working.

865
01:08:15,490 --> 01:08:18,274
I know you switched
the personal items. I helped.

866
01:08:18,276 --> 01:08:20,110
You left me a note
on a mirror.

867
01:08:20,112 --> 01:08:21,477
You left me a note
on a mirror.

868
01:08:21,479 --> 01:08:22,812
I'm supposed
to take something.

869
01:08:22,814 --> 01:08:23,796
I'm supposed
to take something.

870
01:08:23,798 --> 01:08:25,598
Something I can use
to get to Stevens.

871
01:08:25,600 --> 01:08:27,333
Something I can use
to get to Stevens.

872
01:08:27,335 --> 01:08:28,968
He's a man
you worked with.

873
01:08:28,970 --> 01:08:31,187
He's a man
you worked with.

874
01:08:31,189 --> 01:08:33,505
He's trying
to fix the machine.

875
01:08:37,360 --> 01:08:39,228
Work backwards, Michael.

876
01:08:46,671 --> 01:08:48,889
Yeah. Take the swipe card.

877
01:08:48,891 --> 01:08:51,408
That's the swipe card
for the campus.

878
01:08:51,410 --> 01:08:55,128
You're supposed
to give that to me.

879
01:08:55,130 --> 01:08:57,831
Rachel wouldn't be hurt if he
hesitated, she'd be impatient.

880
01:08:57,833 --> 01:09:01,184
Look, Michael, if you can't
trust me right now,

881
01:09:01,186 --> 01:09:03,820
then we are lost. For good.

882
01:09:03,822 --> 01:09:05,189
Nice.

883
01:09:05,773 --> 01:09:07,924
Okay.

884
01:09:10,962 --> 01:09:14,381
I'd better get back.

885
01:09:14,383 --> 01:09:16,434
They'll get suspicious soon.

886
01:09:19,405 --> 01:09:22,941
<i>MAYA: Wait here.
I'll be back in half an hour.</i>

887
01:09:27,713 --> 01:09:29,681
And don't worry,

888
01:09:29,683 --> 01:09:31,799
we end up together.

889
01:09:42,911 --> 01:09:44,362
Michael...

890
01:09:46,848 --> 01:09:48,917
I love you.

891
01:09:52,706 --> 01:09:55,390
<i>[SUSPENSEFUL, MYSTERIOUS THEME PLAYS]</i>

892
01:10:04,684 --> 01:10:06,352
What's my favorite
baseball team?

893
01:10:06,354 --> 01:10:07,453
What?

894
01:10:08,805 --> 01:10:10,572
What's my favorite
baseball team?

895
01:10:13,744 --> 01:10:15,928
Who cares?

896
01:10:27,958 --> 01:10:30,260
That would be the Red Sox.

897
01:10:30,945 --> 01:10:32,212
Yeah.

898
01:10:39,219 --> 01:10:41,471
I think maybe we should go.

899
01:10:41,473 --> 01:10:42,422
Wait!

900
01:10:51,532 --> 01:10:54,300
Now we can leave.
Come on.

901
01:11:07,866 --> 01:11:10,184
Wait! Hold on.

902
01:11:10,186 --> 01:11:11,936
You have a car?
I might.

903
01:11:11,938 --> 01:11:13,771
You might?

904
01:11:15,840 --> 01:11:17,808
Look for a BMW!

905
01:11:17,810 --> 01:11:19,910
You gotta be joking.

906
01:11:26,752 --> 01:11:30,020
Shit! Shit!

907
01:11:30,022 --> 01:11:32,690
Let me see that key.
Why?

908
01:11:32,692 --> 01:11:34,693
You're in the wrong section.

909
01:11:35,861 --> 01:11:38,246
Jennings bought the BMW from
South Gate Auto on the Internet.

910
01:11:38,248 --> 01:11:40,749
He had the key mailed
to him four weeks ago.

911
01:11:40,751 --> 01:11:42,550
What's the color
of his car?

912
01:11:42,552 --> 01:11:44,086
It isn't a car.

913
01:11:44,088 --> 01:11:45,154
<i>[ENGINE REVS]</i>

914
01:12:03,073 --> 01:12:04,106
<i>[HORN HONKS]</i>

915
01:12:12,266 --> 01:12:15,552
They just turned on Pine.
Intercept them on Sixth.

916
01:12:26,364 --> 01:12:28,531
How good am I
on this thing?

917
01:12:28,533 --> 01:12:29,932
You're okay!

918
01:12:38,275 --> 01:12:41,644
Look, I just said
you're okay, okay?

919
01:12:41,646 --> 01:12:42,879
Okay.

920
01:13:15,864 --> 01:13:17,447
Hang on!

921
01:13:34,766 --> 01:13:35,817
<i>[HORN BLARING]</i>

922
01:13:53,803 --> 01:13:56,739
Report of shots.
Southgate BMW.

923
01:13:56,741 --> 01:13:57,973
Got it.

924
01:13:57,975 --> 01:14:01,109
<i>[ROUSING CHASE THEME PLAYS]</i>

925
01:14:28,790 --> 01:14:30,973
Stop! I lost the envelope!

926
01:14:34,328 --> 01:14:37,146
I'll come back and get you.
See you!

927
01:15:58,197 --> 01:15:59,748
Got it!

928
01:16:04,537 --> 01:16:05,887
<i>[POLICE SIREN WAILING]</i>

929
01:16:10,893 --> 01:16:13,012
Let's get out of here.

930
01:16:17,868 --> 01:16:19,351
Take us down!

931
01:16:19,353 --> 01:16:23,489
<i>DODGE: Mike, we can help you!
We know what's going on!</i>

932
01:16:23,491 --> 01:16:26,242
<i>Let us bring you in!</i>

933
01:16:38,406 --> 01:16:41,207
He's headed for the tunnel!
Cut him off! Cut him off!

934
01:17:06,284 --> 01:17:08,018
JENNINGS: Duck!

935
01:17:11,222 --> 01:17:13,040
Split!

936
01:17:37,800 --> 01:17:39,784
KLEIN:
You think Jennings foresaw that?

937
01:17:39,786 --> 01:17:43,104
Maybe next time he'll see
a nice quiet stakeout.

938
01:18:14,154 --> 01:18:16,672
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

939
01:18:20,944 --> 01:18:22,778
It's okay.

940
01:18:22,780 --> 01:18:24,847
It's all for you anyway.

941
01:18:27,016 --> 01:18:28,551
And I...

942
01:18:28,553 --> 01:18:31,672
I brought you some clothes.

943
01:18:31,674 --> 01:18:35,259
I thought you might need them.
I hope it's okay.

944
01:18:35,261 --> 01:18:36,926
Thank you.

945
01:18:38,229 --> 01:18:39,997
These are mine?

946
01:18:42,033 --> 01:18:44,168
You don't remember?

947
01:18:44,170 --> 01:18:45,635
No.

948
01:18:53,645 --> 01:18:55,411
You don't remember me,
do you?

949
01:18:57,399 --> 01:18:58,999
Well, uh...

950
01:19:06,091 --> 01:19:07,858
These are for you.

951
01:19:15,117 --> 01:19:17,652
<i>[SIGHS]</i>

952
01:19:23,325 --> 01:19:28,095
<i>[SOFT, MYSTERIOUS THEME BUILDING]</i>

953
01:19:51,854 --> 01:19:58,260
<i>JENNINGS:
Happy birthday to you ¶</i>

954
01:19:58,262 --> 01:20:01,330
<i>Happy birthday to you ¶</i>

955
01:20:01,332 --> 01:20:02,765
<i>You're so sweet.</i>

956
01:20:06,302 --> 01:20:08,520
<i>Happy birthday, dear... ¶</i>

957
01:20:11,424 --> 01:20:14,127
<i>[DELICATE PIANO THEME PLAYING]</i>

958
01:20:22,319 --> 01:20:23,786
I'm sorry.

959
01:20:25,288 --> 01:20:28,090
I'm sorry.

960
01:20:28,092 --> 01:20:31,978
I just don't remember.
I shouldn't have left.

961
01:20:43,574 --> 01:20:45,675
<i>[ELECTRIC SPARKING]</i>

962
01:20:48,830 --> 01:20:51,198
<i>WOLFE: So you're
saying he sent himself</i>

963
01:20:51,200 --> 01:20:52,566
a different set
of personal items.

964
01:20:52,568 --> 01:20:54,468
Ones he'd selected
after using the machine,

965
01:20:54,470 --> 01:20:55,986
and nothing our
security would flag.

966
01:20:55,988 --> 01:20:58,221
Everyday things...

967
01:20:58,223 --> 01:21:00,591
combined with
the power of foresight...

968
01:21:00,593 --> 01:21:04,294
transform Michael from engineer
to escape artist.

969
01:21:06,765 --> 01:21:10,100
I don't know about you, but I'd
like to return the favor.

970
01:21:10,102 --> 01:21:11,535
<i>[WHITE NOISE CRESCENDOES]</i>

971
01:21:17,693 --> 01:21:20,194
<i>[SOLEMN, DRAMATIC THEME PLAYS]</i>

972
01:21:31,990 --> 01:21:34,693
Michael, are you okay?

973
01:21:39,548 --> 01:21:41,033
I'm all right.

974
01:21:43,536 --> 01:21:46,905
Michael, I don't know
what you saw in your machine,

975
01:21:46,907 --> 01:21:48,589
but I remember,
a few weeks ago,

976
01:21:48,591 --> 01:21:51,826
you came back from your lab
and you were pale.

977
01:21:51,828 --> 01:21:54,496
You asked me
the strangest question.

978
01:21:55,797 --> 01:21:57,865
What?

979
01:21:57,867 --> 01:22:00,419
If I knew it wouldn't
work out for you and I,

980
01:22:00,421 --> 01:22:03,606
before we were together,
would I have done it?

981
01:22:06,076 --> 01:22:08,577
What did you say?

982
01:22:08,579 --> 01:22:12,198
That I wouldn't trade
our time for anything.

983
01:22:12,200 --> 01:22:15,901
That's all we are,
the sum of our experiences.

984
01:22:15,903 --> 01:22:18,437
Besides,

985
01:22:18,439 --> 01:22:21,790
some of the best things in life
are total mistakes.

986
01:22:30,467 --> 01:22:32,702
What?

987
01:22:32,704 --> 01:22:36,440
You know, when I checked this
envelope out of Reddy Grant,

988
01:22:36,442 --> 01:22:40,777
they told me I signed in 20
items, but there were only 19.

989
01:22:40,779 --> 01:22:42,879
I don't understand.

990
01:23:05,603 --> 01:23:08,740
<i>[GIRLS CHEER OUTSIDE]</i>

991
01:23:34,833 --> 01:23:36,734
What are these pictures of?

992
01:23:50,150 --> 01:23:53,519
Michael, look at the rest
of the pictures.

993
01:24:17,695 --> 01:24:20,230
Look at the last one.

994
01:24:26,087 --> 01:24:29,189
Oh, my God.
It's the future.

995
01:24:30,557 --> 01:24:32,842
The machine predicts a war,

996
01:24:32,844 --> 01:24:34,978
and we go to war to avert it.

997
01:24:34,980 --> 01:24:37,680
<i>It predicts a plague.
We herd all the sick together,</i>

998
01:24:37,682 --> 01:24:40,433
<i>create a plague.</i>

999
01:24:40,435 --> 01:24:44,004
Whatever future this predicts,
we make happen.

1000
01:24:45,306 --> 01:24:47,841
We give over control
of our lives completely.

1001
01:24:49,677 --> 01:24:51,295
<i>I did this.</i>

1002
01:24:51,297 --> 01:24:54,381
Seeing the future
will destroy us.

1003
01:25:06,411 --> 01:25:09,197
<i>JENNINGS: If you show
someone their future,</i>

1004
01:25:09,199 --> 01:25:10,815
<i>they have no future.</i>

1005
01:25:12,550 --> 01:25:15,802
<i>You take away the mystery,
you take away hope.</i>

1006
01:25:18,623 --> 01:25:21,492
I have to go back.
I have to destroy that machine.

1007
01:25:21,494 --> 01:25:23,410
It's impossible.
The campus is huge.

1008
01:25:23,412 --> 01:25:26,131
There are hundreds of guards.
Hey.

1009
01:25:26,133 --> 01:25:28,600
I would not have given up
the three years we had together

1010
01:25:28,602 --> 01:25:31,536
unless I was absolutely sure
I could get us 50 more.

1011
01:25:31,538 --> 01:25:34,305
Okay. So how do we get in?

1012
01:25:35,224 --> 01:25:36,758
<i>We don't.</i>

1013
01:25:36,760 --> 01:25:39,561
You said everything
was happening for a reason,

1014
01:25:39,563 --> 01:25:42,397
and that includes
me being here.

1015
01:25:42,399 --> 01:25:44,182
So come on.

1016
01:25:44,184 --> 01:25:46,084
Hey, Rachel.

1017
01:25:56,996 --> 01:25:58,830
Another day at the most.

1018
01:25:58,832 --> 01:26:00,900
I don't have many
more places to look.

1019
01:26:00,902 --> 01:26:03,803
I guess you weren't as smart
as you thought, Stevens.

1020
01:26:03,805 --> 01:26:05,571
Hey, Jennings wouldn't
find it any faster

1021
01:26:05,573 --> 01:26:07,606
unless he knew
where to look.

1022
01:26:12,396 --> 01:26:15,197
We've got the feeds
from mass transit.

1023
01:26:16,599 --> 01:26:18,600
He could be anywhere by now.

1024
01:26:18,602 --> 01:26:23,205
Except he's not running away.
He could've given himself a way

1025
01:26:23,207 --> 01:26:26,008
to disappear, but look
what he gave himself instead.

1026
01:26:26,010 --> 01:26:29,478
His Allcom security pass.

1027
01:26:29,480 --> 01:26:31,163
He's going back.

1028
01:26:41,576 --> 01:26:43,377
Let's get a warrant
to tap the phone

1029
01:26:43,379 --> 01:26:45,412
and data lines coming
out of Allcom.

1030
01:26:45,414 --> 01:26:48,248
<i>Put some bodies on that campus.
I want that machine!</i>

1031
01:27:08,970 --> 01:27:11,088
Jennings and the girl
were spotted.

1032
01:27:11,090 --> 01:27:13,258
What do you want me to do?

1033
01:27:13,260 --> 01:27:14,542
Nothing.

1034
01:27:36,999 --> 01:27:39,316
<i>[ALARM BEEPS]</i>

1035
01:27:39,318 --> 01:27:41,903
GUARD : Stay where you are.
GUARD 2: Nobody gets through!

1036
01:27:41,905 --> 01:27:44,990
GUARD 2: Sir!
MAN: I didn't do anything!

1037
01:27:44,992 --> 01:27:46,559
GUARD: Settle down!

1038
01:27:46,561 --> 01:27:48,144
WOLFE: All the metal
detectors on level four

1039
01:27:48,146 --> 01:27:49,578
just went off
at the same time.

1040
01:27:49,580 --> 01:27:51,413
Ball bearings.

1041
01:28:01,724 --> 01:28:04,610
Just down the hall
from the metal detectors.

1042
01:28:06,879 --> 01:28:08,614
Pull the guards
off the Jennings lab.

1043
01:28:08,616 --> 01:28:11,851
Let him slip in,
think he's fooled us.

1044
01:28:11,853 --> 01:28:13,969
Once he's fixed the machine,
take him.

1045
01:28:22,963 --> 01:28:26,216
<i>[SOLEMN, DRAMATIC THEME PLAYING]</i>

1046
01:28:31,305 --> 01:28:32,606
I built this.

1047
01:28:34,192 --> 01:28:37,344
This door shouldn't be open.
There's something wrong.

1048
01:28:42,633 --> 01:28:44,550
They're expecting us.

1049
01:28:44,552 --> 01:28:47,287
Better close this door
behind us.

1050
01:28:47,289 --> 01:28:48,621
And keep it shut.

1051
01:28:48,623 --> 01:28:50,523
He's in.

1052
01:28:50,525 --> 01:28:52,259
Confirmed. He's in.

1053
01:28:52,261 --> 01:28:55,429
Great. Once we confirm he's at
the machine, let's go after him.

1054
01:28:55,431 --> 01:28:58,282
I thought we were going to wait
for him to come out.

1055
01:28:58,284 --> 01:29:00,184
I can't wait! Whether it's
Jennings or the machine,

1056
01:29:00,186 --> 01:29:03,187
I don't care, as long as
I get one of them. Let's go!

1057
01:29:11,796 --> 01:29:13,914
This will do.
Watch out.

1058
01:29:13,916 --> 01:29:15,366
Whoa, whoa, wait.
What are you doing?

1059
01:29:15,368 --> 01:29:16,734
Smashing the lock.

1060
01:29:16,736 --> 01:29:18,903
Hold on a second.

1061
01:29:18,905 --> 01:29:22,523
You can't just smash the thing.
They'll still be able to get in.

1062
01:29:23,442 --> 01:29:26,210
We gotta jam the outside reader.

1063
01:29:40,242 --> 01:29:42,210
<i>[WHIRRING, CLUNK]</i>

1064
01:29:42,979 --> 01:29:44,396
Hm.
Let's go.

1065
01:29:46,149 --> 01:29:49,617
JENNINGS: Let's take a look at the
future before we destroy this thing.

1066
01:30:37,184 --> 01:30:39,920
<i>[PRESSING KEYS, MACHINE BEEPS]</i>

1067
01:30:45,093 --> 01:30:46,293
<i>[SIGHS]</i>

1068
01:30:47,863 --> 01:30:49,362
I bugged it.

1069
01:30:49,364 --> 01:30:51,465
I rigged it so Jimmy
wouldn't use it against me.

1070
01:30:51,467 --> 01:30:53,416
Then you can fix it, right?

1071
01:31:00,625 --> 01:31:02,859
Now, where would I have planted
that bug?

1072
01:31:06,447 --> 01:31:09,433
Maybe on one of the
motherboards.

1073
01:31:09,435 --> 01:31:12,970
Whoa, whoa, whoa, we won't
be needing this, okay?

1074
01:31:14,423 --> 01:31:15,657
You're dangerous
with that thing.

1075
01:31:15,659 --> 01:31:18,426
You must have given yourself
something to help you find it.

1076
01:31:18,428 --> 01:31:20,362
I don't know
what it would be.

1077
01:31:20,364 --> 01:31:22,913
The only things left
are the bullet and, uh... this.

1078
01:31:22,915 --> 01:31:24,832
Crossword?
Yeah.

1079
01:31:28,287 --> 01:31:30,889
Look at this.

1080
01:31:30,891 --> 01:31:32,690
Twelve down.

1081
01:31:33,909 --> 01:31:36,044
Maybe it's here.

1082
01:31:42,134 --> 01:31:44,685
Nine, ten, eleven, twelve.

1083
01:31:47,207 --> 01:31:49,425
Let's take a look.

1084
01:31:49,427 --> 01:31:51,744
Maybe it's a circuit diagram.

1085
01:31:54,447 --> 01:31:56,548
I wouldn't have put it
in the primary path.

1086
01:32:00,270 --> 01:32:01,988
Twelve down.

1087
01:32:19,272 --> 01:32:20,723
Take him.

1088
01:32:20,725 --> 01:32:24,244
Okay corridor three,
sublevel A,

1089
01:32:24,246 --> 01:32:26,296
Jennings' lab.

1090
01:32:35,173 --> 01:32:40,560
All right, let's put this thing
to good use... one last time.

1091
01:32:40,562 --> 01:32:42,762
Let's get us out of here.

1092
01:33:29,778 --> 01:33:31,079
That's in the lab.

1093
01:33:33,182 --> 01:33:35,334
RACHEL:
It's the catwalk.

1094
01:33:54,587 --> 01:33:58,056
Look, I've changed my future
before, using this thing.

1095
01:33:58,875 --> 01:34:00,042
I can do it again.

1096
01:34:12,272 --> 01:34:13,506
<i>[BEEPS]</i>

1097
01:34:19,663 --> 01:34:20,897
We don't have any more time.

1098
01:34:20,899 --> 01:34:23,099
We gotta destroy this
before they get to it.

1099
01:34:23,101 --> 01:34:25,835
Reprogram the door
to Jennings' lab, please.

1100
01:34:25,837 --> 01:34:27,303
Now.

1101
01:34:32,342 --> 01:34:35,177
He must've done something
to the controller.

1102
01:34:36,613 --> 01:34:39,198
RACHEL: How are we going to
get out of here, Michael?

1103
01:34:39,200 --> 01:34:40,467
I don't know.

1104
01:35:11,733 --> 01:35:13,250
SECURITY THUG: Clear!

1105
01:35:14,486 --> 01:35:16,888
What are you doing?
These tanks are liquid hydrogen.

1106
01:35:16,890 --> 01:35:19,774
They're used to cool
the machine. They fire in order.

1107
01:35:19,776 --> 01:35:21,459
Number one just fired.

1108
01:35:21,461 --> 01:35:25,096
When it gets down to number six
here, that's all she wrote.

1109
01:35:26,499 --> 01:35:28,900
I'll see you
when this goes off, Jimmy.

1110
01:35:34,389 --> 01:35:36,391
Come on!

1111
01:35:41,413 --> 01:35:44,015
You see?
You judge too soon.

1112
01:36:01,952 --> 01:36:03,101
They went out through
the vent.

1113
01:36:03,103 --> 01:36:04,904
<i>Spread out and find them.
Through the vent!</i>

1114
01:36:06,823 --> 01:36:10,175
<i>[SUSPENSEFUL THEME CRESCENDOES]</i>

1115
01:36:33,083 --> 01:36:34,518
<i>[MAN YELLING INDISTINCTLY]</i>

1116
01:36:34,520 --> 01:36:36,152
Position three standing by.

1117
01:36:37,671 --> 01:36:39,505
Come on.

1118
01:36:41,242 --> 01:36:42,926
GUARD: Freeze!

1119
01:36:51,519 --> 01:36:52,619
JENNINGS: Look out.

1120
01:36:55,473 --> 01:36:57,223
Seal off all exits to the lab.

1121
01:37:13,541 --> 01:37:15,810
<i>[MACHINE SPARKING]
[TYPING]</i>

1122
01:37:15,812 --> 01:37:18,980
All right, Jennings...

1123
01:37:18,982 --> 01:37:20,881
let's see what
you've been up to.

1124
01:37:30,242 --> 01:37:33,512
<i>[SUSPENSEFUL TECHNO THEME PLAYS]</i>

1125
01:37:36,716 --> 01:37:40,535
<i>[WHISPERING]
Rachel, go for the door, okay?</i>

1126
01:37:50,046 --> 01:37:51,029
<i>[GUN CLICKS]</i>

1127
01:38:46,788 --> 01:38:48,623
<i>[MACHINE GUN FIRING]</i>

1128
01:39:06,374 --> 01:39:08,175
GUARD: Drop the gun.

1129
01:39:11,862 --> 01:39:13,446
Drop the gun.

1130
01:39:13,948 --> 01:39:14,982
<i>[BEEP]</i>

1131
01:39:20,973 --> 01:39:21,906
<i>[MACHINE GUN FIRING]</i>

1132
01:40:06,553 --> 01:40:08,955
Looks like Michael's
got a date on the catwalks.

1133
01:40:14,811 --> 01:40:16,462
Let's make sure he makes it.

1134
01:41:26,118 --> 01:41:29,002
<i>[DRAMATIC THEME PLAYS]</i>

1135
01:41:35,077 --> 01:41:37,846
Let's go.
No. We can't take the catwalk.

1136
01:41:37,848 --> 01:41:39,898
I know. We won't, I promise.
Come on, let's go.

1137
01:41:51,027 --> 01:41:53,195
Michael!
What are you doing?

1138
01:41:53,197 --> 01:41:54,213
Go. I'll distract them.

1139
01:41:54,215 --> 01:41:55,814
Go, please.
No!

1140
01:41:55,816 --> 01:41:58,968
Listen to me. This is my debt.
I built this machine.

1141
01:41:58,970 --> 01:42:01,670
I have to pay for it.
No! You come with me now!

1142
01:42:01,672 --> 01:42:04,573
You promised
you'd change your fate!

1143
01:42:04,575 --> 01:42:06,792
Please, we don't have time.

1144
01:42:06,794 --> 01:42:10,529
If you love me, if you care
about me, go.

1145
01:42:10,531 --> 01:42:12,548
Have a good life.

1146
01:42:14,902 --> 01:42:17,070
Remember me.

1147
01:42:19,189 --> 01:42:20,757
Damn you!

1148
01:42:27,030 --> 01:42:28,348
Jimmy!

1149
01:42:28,350 --> 01:42:29,432
<i>[THUNDER CLAPS]</i>

1150
01:42:29,434 --> 01:42:31,717
You want to kill me,

1151
01:42:31,719 --> 01:42:34,503
come do it yourself.

1152
01:42:38,959 --> 01:42:42,495
Here I am. You want me?
Come get me.

1153
01:42:48,153 --> 01:42:50,954
Hi, Jimmy.
Hi, Mike.

1154
01:42:52,407 --> 01:42:54,925
Looks like this is it, huh?
Yeah, it is, Mike.

1155
01:42:54,927 --> 01:42:58,362
You only have yourself to blame.
That's a lie.

1156
01:42:58,364 --> 01:43:00,948
You can't change your fate,
Mike. You're going to die today.

1157
01:43:02,400 --> 01:43:03,934
Maybe.

1158
01:43:05,203 --> 01:43:07,738
But you're not going
to kill me.

1159
01:43:11,426 --> 01:43:13,844
<i>[GUN CLATTERS]</i>

1160
01:43:13,846 --> 01:43:17,248
That's right, Mike.
I've seen the future.

1161
01:43:37,420 --> 01:43:39,638
<i>[ELECTRIC SPARKING]</i>

1162
01:44:33,044 --> 01:44:35,212
Still think you can
change your fate, Mike?

1163
01:44:37,848 --> 01:44:39,917
I am the future, Mike!

1164
01:45:06,078 --> 01:45:07,545
Rethrick has Jennings.

1165
01:45:07,547 --> 01:45:08,712
Retire him.

1166
01:45:08,714 --> 01:45:10,732
What?
We have the machine.

1167
01:45:10,734 --> 01:45:12,951
We can't risk its creator
falling into the wrong hands.

1168
01:45:12,953 --> 01:45:14,952
Come on.

1169
01:45:15,571 --> 01:45:16,637
<i>[GRUNTS]</i>

1170
01:46:13,447 --> 01:46:15,131
Don't blame me.

1171
01:46:16,250 --> 01:46:18,085
You and Michael...
It's okay.

1172
01:46:18,087 --> 01:46:20,570
...would've lived happily
ever after, no memory wipe.

1173
01:46:20,572 --> 01:46:23,106
He the one who saw
something he didn't like.

1174
01:46:23,108 --> 01:46:25,891
He's the one who decided
he wanted to stop the program.

1175
01:46:43,093 --> 01:46:46,562
Look at it this way, you did
change the future, Michael.

1176
01:46:46,564 --> 01:46:49,399
Before you interfered
you both would've lived

1177
01:46:49,401 --> 01:46:52,520
and we would still be friends,
instead of ending up like this.

1178
01:46:53,505 --> 01:46:55,672
It wasn't meant to be.

1179
01:47:02,380 --> 01:47:03,948
Giving up so easy?

1180
01:47:06,885 --> 01:47:09,152
Don't you believe
in second chances?

1181
01:47:11,690 --> 01:47:14,825
To tell you the truth,
I do.

1182
01:47:22,885 --> 01:47:25,971
<i>[WATCH BEEPS]</i>

1183
01:47:27,307 --> 01:47:29,391
Go, go, go.

1184
01:47:29,393 --> 01:47:31,593
<i>[BEEPING RISES IN PITCH AND FLATLINES]</i>

1185
01:48:07,931 --> 01:48:09,815
Rachel!

1186
01:49:10,029 --> 01:49:11,796
Let's go.

1187
01:49:16,936 --> 01:49:18,886
COP: God, look.

1188
01:49:25,244 --> 01:49:27,112
COP 2:
Rodriguez, gimme a hand.

1189
01:49:28,847 --> 01:49:31,182
BROWN:
Any records? Any papers?

1190
01:49:31,184 --> 01:49:34,218
AGENT:
Explosion destroyed everything.

1191
01:49:39,658 --> 01:49:41,493
AGENT: Are we trying to
salvage that or what?

1192
01:49:41,495 --> 01:49:43,995
I guess we don't
get the machine, do we?

1193
01:49:43,997 --> 01:49:45,096
AGENT 2:
Leave it!

1194
01:49:49,519 --> 01:49:52,871
AGENT 2: Cut that all the way off.
Easy, there you go.

1195
01:50:10,357 --> 01:50:12,958
Any sign of Jennings?

1196
01:50:14,694 --> 01:50:17,430
Uh, no, um... I'm afraid
he didn't make it.

1197
01:50:28,876 --> 01:50:31,077
<i>[CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]</i>

1198
01:50:59,508 --> 01:51:00,841
<i>[LAUGHS]</i>

1199
01:51:02,544 --> 01:51:05,163
What was Shorty thinking,
starting a nursery?

1200
01:51:05,165 --> 01:51:07,665
I mean, these plants
are on life-support.

1201
01:51:07,667 --> 01:51:11,135
What do you mean? Really?
He told me he had a green thumb.

1202
01:51:11,137 --> 01:51:13,604
Gangrene is more like it.

1203
01:51:13,606 --> 01:51:17,240
Lucky for Shorty,
I'm a biologist.

1204
01:51:17,242 --> 01:51:19,727
Well, lucky for both of us.
Since I failed biology,

1205
01:51:19,729 --> 01:51:21,462
I'm no help
to either one of you.

1206
01:51:21,464 --> 01:51:23,363
So you say.

1207
01:51:23,365 --> 01:51:26,602
Too bad, though, 'cause, um...
I'm looking for a partner

1208
01:51:26,604 --> 01:51:28,637
for a start-up company.
Really?

1209
01:51:28,639 --> 01:51:29,905
Mm-hm.
Doing what?

1210
01:51:29,907 --> 01:51:32,357
We're going to save the world.

1211
01:51:32,359 --> 01:51:33,608
Ah.

1212
01:51:34,861 --> 01:51:36,928
I don't think
I'm your guy.

1213
01:51:36,930 --> 01:51:41,316
But would you settle for someone
who wants to help you change it?

1214
01:51:41,318 --> 01:51:43,869
Mm... Okay.
Good.

1215
01:51:43,871 --> 01:51:46,204
So how does it end
for us, Michael?

1216
01:51:46,206 --> 01:51:48,106
I mean, what's in
our future?

1217
01:51:48,108 --> 01:51:50,559
You know, I don't know.

1218
01:51:50,561 --> 01:51:53,662
I kind of like it that way.

1219
01:51:53,664 --> 01:51:55,096
I do know one thing.

1220
01:51:55,098 --> 01:51:56,465
What's that?

1221
01:51:56,467 --> 01:52:00,437
I never want to forget
anything ever again.

1222
01:52:03,290 --> 01:52:07,876
Break it up, break it up.
The birdman cometh.

1223
01:52:07,878 --> 01:52:09,345
<i>[BIRDS CHIRPING]</i>

1224
01:52:09,347 --> 01:52:10,997
Shorty.
It's dinner.

1225
01:52:10,999 --> 01:52:12,965
You found them.
Yes, I did.

1226
01:52:12,967 --> 01:52:14,551
Who does everything
for everybody around here?

1227
01:52:14,553 --> 01:52:15,735
You do.

1228
01:52:15,737 --> 01:52:17,136
You're right.
You are my hero.

1229
01:52:17,138 --> 01:52:20,139
Thank you very much.

1230
01:52:20,141 --> 01:52:21,340
You hear that?
I'm a hero.

1231
01:52:21,342 --> 01:52:23,359
That's great.

1232
01:52:23,361 --> 01:52:25,879
I think I remember.
Are those our birds?

1233
01:52:25,881 --> 01:52:28,881
Yes, of course they are.
We bought them together.

1234
01:52:28,883 --> 01:52:30,733
SHORTY:
You remember the birds?

1235
01:52:30,735 --> 01:52:32,802
Well done.
You could see into the future

1236
01:52:32,804 --> 01:52:35,706
and all you remember are
Polly and Tweety over there.

1237
01:52:35,708 --> 01:52:38,358
Why not remember something
that would make us rich?

1238
01:52:38,360 --> 01:52:40,694
Wait a second.
What is it?

1239
01:52:40,696 --> 01:52:43,597
I think there
was something else.

1240
01:52:43,599 --> 01:52:46,416
No, no, no. The envelope's
empty. Don't worry about it.

1241
01:52:46,418 --> 01:52:50,637
Hold on.
I'm working backward here.

1242
01:52:54,976 --> 01:52:56,927
"If you only look
where you can't go,

1243
01:52:56,929 --> 01:53:00,631
you will miss
the riches below."

1244
01:53:03,417 --> 01:53:05,936
I must've known you'd never
get rid of these birds, right?

1245
01:53:05,938 --> 01:53:08,205
Of course not.
They're family.

1246
01:53:08,207 --> 01:53:10,625
So I knew this
would be here.

1247
01:53:10,627 --> 01:53:13,194
What only looks
where it can't go?

1248
01:53:13,196 --> 01:53:15,096
A caged bird.

1249
01:53:16,865 --> 01:53:19,667
"You will miss
the riches below."

1250
01:53:23,038 --> 01:53:25,240
The riches below.

1251
01:53:29,946 --> 01:53:33,814
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1252
01:53:33,816 --> 01:53:35,850
What is that?

1253
01:53:35,852 --> 01:53:39,637
Well, that's a $90-million
lottery ticket.

1254
01:53:39,639 --> 01:53:42,056
Wait. Wait a minute.
It's $90 million.

1255
01:53:42,058 --> 01:53:43,876
Nice.
Yes, I'm proud of it.

1256
01:53:43,878 --> 01:53:46,512
Wait a minute. No!

1257
01:53:46,514 --> 01:53:48,464
Wait. Hold on.
What are you doing?

1258
01:53:48,466 --> 01:53:49,932
You know what?

1259
01:53:49,934 --> 01:53:52,785
I think now's probably a good
time to discuss my commission,

1260
01:53:52,787 --> 01:53:53,602
33 percent.

1261
01:53:53,604 --> 01:53:55,604
I thought it was five.
No, 33.

1262
01:53:55,606 --> 01:53:58,140
33 percent!

1263
01:53:58,142 --> 01:53:59,475
He deserves it.

1264
01:53:59,477 --> 01:54:02,144
It was found on
my premises.

1265
01:54:02,146 --> 01:54:05,114
I'll get back to you.
I'm going to cash this in.

1266
01:54:07,233 --> 01:54:10,102
<i>[BIRDS CHIPS]</i>

1267
01:54:19,380 --> 01:54:22,882
<i>[FAST-PACED TECHNO THEME PLAYS]</i>

1268
01:56:19,520 --> 01:56:23,106
<i>[DELICATE, ROMANTIC THEME PLAYS]</i>