We need to root them out. Every one of them.
So do whatever you have to.
Sophia's train is proceeding east.
We're getting a clear signal
from the scandium-46 in her bloodstream.
We got a tracker in Sophia.
They put an isotope in her food.
I'm counting on you.
Whoever dosed the people at the coffee shop
did it with the same isotope we used on Sophia.
Agent Lee, someone needs to check you.
My cover's blown. Sterling's aide made me.
I don't know anything about your sister.
- Where is Samantha? - Ow! Ow!
- Where is she? - Do not move or I will shoot.
Don't shoot. You can have the file.
Move.
1944, an aircraft crashed in Alaska.
The government imprisoned the survivors.
- Who were they? - Aliens.
That's him. Thomas.
- Call this off. - It's too late.
This is it, Simon.
Execute! Execute! Execute!
You have to come with us now.
I'm sorry.
Go! I'll be right behind you!
Simon. Simon!
Aaron.
Do you have any idea
how many innocent lives you just took?
They weren't innocents.
They were armed men hunting us down.
So Martinez could lock us both up
for the rest of our lives.
No, there had to be a better way.
We were outnumbered.
Or was the building about king a point
to show them what you could do?
It's good for them to be afraid of us.
It'll make them think twice
when it comes to their next move.
Don't you understand?
It will make them want to hunt us down even more.
It's good to see you, Sophia.
And you, Aaron.
Reinforcements are being brought in
from all over the city.
We need to be on our way.
Where's Simon?
I thought he was supposed to be with you.
- He was supposed to be. - I thought his cover was blown.
That they found out he was working with us.
What happened? Ere is he?
That's what I'd like you to find out, Aaron.
We don't even know if he made it out of the building alive.
How many of our men were in that building?
How many?
We're currently estimating between 15 and 30 men
were still in the building en that happened.
They were ahead of us every step of the way.
Can you tell me anything
that's gone right with your operation?
Because this is a disaster.
How could this possibly have happened?
It happened because Sophia's people
have an informant in our ranks.
My aide, Justin Murphy, brought it to my attention
less than an hour ago.
Why didn't you tell me?
I felt it would be more pertinent
once we had actually discovered who the informant was.
And have you?
Mr. Murphy narrowed it down to someone on the field team.
Your field team. Men you handpicked for the job.
That's correct.
Mr. Murphy went into the field,
hoping to root them out.
Where is he now?
We've lost contact.
He was last seen with Agent Lee,
who was hurt in the collapse.
Once Agent Lee recovers from his wounds,
hopefully we'll find Murphy
and the informant.
Hopefully?
You need to do better than that.
This is informant is in your department.
He's one of your people.
If you can't trust your own judgment,
how the hell can you expect me to?
Find the informant, or I'll find someone else who can.
Yeah, so yesterday I told my seventh graders
that they might have a surprise quiz on Gettysburg today.
You are too easy on them.
Apparently not,
because even with the warning, half the class fails.
Couldn't even answer the question:
"Where does the battle of Gettysburg take place?"
Oh, come on.
I'm serious.
It's like their bodies are in the chairs,
but they've projected their consciousness
somewhere else.
Well, if I had you as my teacher,
I would be hanging on your every word.
I wish I knew you in seventh grade.
Mm. No, you don't.
Mm.
Wow, this is really good.
Yeah, it's from that winery near Barcelona
where our car broke down.
You're kidding. How did you...?
I called the owner,
asked him to ship a case.
Wow.
Does anyone else know
what a hopeless romantic you are?
It's been ten months, three weeks, and two days,
and I feel like celebrating.
- Yes. - Okay?
Yes.
Oh.
Okay. Go ahead.
I have some risotto to start.
Hello?
Blake.
I hope I'm not disturbing you.
Course not, father.
There are some things we need to discuss.
Yes?
Not on the phone.
Come by my office first thing in the morning.
Uh, sorry. I've got a meeting in the morning.
Cancel it. This is important.
How is he?
Mr. Lee suffered a subdural hematoma.
Now, we were able to reduce the swelling in the cranium...
When can he talk?
It could be hours.
He suffered severe trauma in the acci...
Thank you, doctor.
You're going to wait?
For as long as it takes.
You can't keep me here.
I have a job. I have responsibilities.
Help. Somebody.
In the trunk!
Help me. Can anyone hear me?
Mr. Murphy.
Mr. Murphy, slow down. Take it easy.
It's Agent... Agent Lee.
Agent Lee made it out of the building.
They took him to the hospital.
No, Agent Lee, he's the mole.
What?
I need to talk to director Sterling.
Aliens? Do you expect us to believe
that this happened to my family because of aliens?
Because he discovered the truth about aliens.
And the correct term
is extraterrestrial biological entities, or ebes.
So long as that's clear.
I know it's a lot to accept.
I didn't. Not at first.
Madeline, if no one's actually seen these ebes,
how can you be sure they really exist?
Top secret government documents,
some of which are in the file.
See for yourself.
Where?
Sean, you're not actually taking
what she's saying seriously.
Your father and I were on a plane
that went from Florida Arizona in seconds.
We don't have that technology.
Are you talking about Avias Flight 514?
Michael was piloting that?
You know about it?
Rumor has it the plane disappeared
during an assassination attempt.
- Now it makes sense. - What? What makes sense?
Well, there was chatter, since suppressed,
that the president was going public about Istranka.
Don't you see?
Having your father fly his plane into the president
was killing two birds with one stone.
The president would be stopped
revealing the existence of the ebes,
and your father would be stopped
passing on what he found out.
What did my father find out?
The night before he disappeared,
your father told me that there was someone out there
who would go to any lengths to stop Martinez.
For their own mysterious reasons.
Not political.
Whoever this person is,
they are behind everything that has happened to you.
If you want to find your family,
you need to find them.
We need to hope that the answers are in that file.
Look in your father's file.
Look. Look. Come here.
I don't know about all this either, okay?
Ebes, conspiracies to keep them a secret,
but right now 's the only theory, however insane,
that explains any part of is.
Sean, I don't know. I...
I don't ow. I don't know either, okay?
But your father's file is the best and only lead
that we have to finding out who's behind this
and your family.
You know something. What do you know?
She's not telling. Nobody's telling.
Aah!
Look...
I'm trying to help.
May I take a look?
Let me see.
Yes, I've seen this. I've seen...
This is new information.
Look. This.
This is your father's notebook,
and most of this stuff I've already seen,
but this is new.
This list of names and numbers.
Who are these people?
I don't know. Looks like most of them are women, but...
The numbers are too long to be phone numbers.
It must be some kind of code.
Well, if it's a code, then I can... I can crack it,
and I can find out who all these people are.
I just need the right kind of hardware
and a ces-encrypted hard line, so that we can data mine
without anyone knowing that we're doing it.
I have a friend that might be able to help.
Phalaenopsis typically only flower
once every two years, but these guys are different.
Genetically engineered to open every month.
You have a call, sir.
For your wife.
A $2 million bouquet.
Where are you?
In F.B.I. Custody, Dallas field office.
The lawyer your people sent
says this rooms been swept and the line's clean.
Good. Last I heard,
you and your partner were moments away
from securing the pilot's daughter and her boyfriend.
We didn't secure them, sir. They got away.
How?
I'm not sure, sir.
That is not an acceptable answer, young man.
Do you have any idea where they are now?
Somehow they found out her father
was chosen to fly the plane for a reason, sir.
I see.
They may have gone to her parents' house
in Atlanta to dig around.
But they could've come and gone by now.
I'll find them. I have my ways.
We really have no choice.
Michael Buchanan put his nose into things
he shouldn't have.
If these two come up with the same discoveries,
it could be dangerous for us.
I understand, sir.
That'll be all.
You've done well for yourself
over the last 66 years.
Our holdings are in good shape.
Their economy fluctuates up and down
in a way they can't predict.
With our math, we can.
Buy low, sell high.
And you weren't concerned about someone
taking notice of all this...Success?
A man in the midwest does all the investing for me.
He's made a fortune following my advice.
Draws all the attention to himself.
We need to talk.
I don't wanna hear about what happened to the building.
How dare you speak to me like that.
Your orders were to do what was needed
That's all.
Instead you've destroyed every bit of trust I built.
You've blackmailed the president,
infected innocent people...
I tried to do what was right for us.
I decide
what's right for us, not you.
And you need to come to terms with that
before anyone else gets hurt.
Is that a threat?
It's an order.
And our people...
Aaron and Simon...
And the rest of you who are living free
will follow my lead.
You know that.
I understand.
Do you?
I didn't mean you disrespect.
I'm sorry, mother.
Then what's past is past, hmm?
Hmm?
We start fresh from here.
I just heard from one of our watchers.
Simon's at the hospital.
- Is he all right? - He's alive.
But the accusation's being made
that he's our mole.
You're telling me
the head of my special operations group
is the informant?
Sir, there is no doubt in my mind.
I don't see how that could be possible, sir.
When I went to scan him for trace radiation,
he attacked me. Why else would he do that
if not to protect himself from being exposed?
Fine, you think he planted that isotope
at the coffee shop? Well, then scan him now.
It won't work anymore.
The half-life on the isotope is already expired.
Yeah, how convenient for you.
- Agent... - I'm sorry, sir.
But I can't just sit back and listen to this.
Simon saved my life back there,
and I wasn't the only one.
Why would he do that if he was working
for the other side, sir?
To convince you that he isn't.
Which he clearly has.
This isn't productive.
Murphy...
Bring me all of Agent Lee's personnel files.
I wanna take a second look at everything.
- Sir... - Your protest is noted, agent.
- But if this is true,
there are significant national security implications.
I have no choice but to proceed accordingly.
I want you to go back to that coffee shop.
Process the scene, look for evidence
in light of these allegations.
You want me to help crucify my friend?
I want you to do your job.
Yes, sir.
Morning.
Want some coffee?
Uh, no. Thank you.
I'd like to know what this is about.
How are things at home, Blake?
Fine.
If you don't mind, father,
I have a lot on my plate this morning, so...
If we could please just get
to whatever you need to talk to me about,
I'd appreciate it.
It's Laura.
Aren't we past this?
Her real name is Svetlana Agletinova.
Born in Moscow, 1968.
She's a Russian intelligence operative.
We've been trailing her for months.
She meets her contact at the Dupont circle fountain
on Tuesdays.
She has drop points all over the city.
There must be... Another explanation for this.
No.
Unfortunately.
Hello?
Hello, is Bobby there?
This is Bobby.
"Bobby" is Sergei Vneshney.
He works both sides.
She copied the Oxford file from your computer,
among other things.
Blake...
I know you understand what you have to do.
You don't need me for this.
No, I don't.
But I thought I'd at least give you a chance
to say good-bye.
And to save your career.
Bring her in.
Tonight.
You asked for me, sir?
I found a lack of key verifiable points
in Simon's biographical information.
Any inconsistencies?
Mm.
Improbabilities.
The high school he claims to have attended
was destroyed by hurricane Floyd in 1999.
Ditto for his middle school.
So no records. That's convenient.
And most of his family too, is dead or unreachable.
And now that I think of it,
I've never heard him mention his family.
My first ten years on the job,
I lost half my hair.
The other half went grey.
That's what this work does to most people.
Agent Lee...
Looks as fresh as the day I hired him.
Wait a minute, are you saying that...
Simon Lee may not just be a mole
working for the sleepers.
There's a chance he's one of them.
We'll take his blood,
run a DNA screen.
We'll know the truth soon enough.
I know how difficult this must be for you, sir.
On the contrary.
I'm only too happy to expose
whoever this operative is
if it gets us further intelligence
on the sleepers.
And if he won't talk?
He will.
When the identity of the mole is confirmed,
I intend to subject him to the kinds
of enhanced interrogation techniques
that congressional oversight committees
have never even conceived of.
If that mole is Simon Lee,
may God have mercy on him.
- No one's home. - No, he's here.
Then why isn't he answering?
You wanted find out about the list, right?
What those names mean?
Come on, Peter.
Go away, Madeline.
I left you a message.
It's important. You know it's important.
Otherwise I wouldn't be here.
Who are they?
This is Sean Walker and Leila Buchanan.
She says you can get me access
to an encrypted trunk line and some decent hardware.
No.
Peter, they need our help.
Too dangerous, M.
I don't know who you are,
but you're our only hope.
My mother...
Has been murdered.
And my father, and my sister,
they've been taken.
Please.
She's seven years old.
Empty your pockets.
Do it.
Everyone of us is tagged, tracked, and catalogued
by what we carry.
All your personal information, scannable from a distance,
by whoever has the wherewithal.
Everything like that has been taken from us.
What do you need?
We need help figuring out what this list means.
What is it?
Well, we don't know.
Names of women,
but there could be some coded information in there.
We're hoping that it will lead to the people
who took her family and framed me for murder.
What?
I still have sources
inside the intelligence community.
Friends.
The government has your father.
So he's alive.
Whether they'd acknowledge that
or let him out for that matter...
What about her sister? Do you...?
Unclear.
I'd... I'd write it off.
- Consider her dead. - What?
He does not know that for sure.
- No. - He does not know that.
Look, I don't know who took your sister,
but I've seen what they can do.
All right, this game...
It's rigged.
You cannot win.
Walk away while you still can.
Look, we're not giving up, okay?
Okay, all we need is a few minutes on your system.
And then we'll be gone.
Okay?
Did you find them at the house?
We missed them. But according to a neighbor,
there was a woman who was with them
that matched Madeline Jackson's description.
Are we sure it was Ms. Jackson?
Yes, sir. Friend of ours at NSA
ran a voice match on archived cellular traffic.
Said that they made a phone call about an hour ago.
Left a message with someone
saying that the three of them needed help
and were on their way.
Were you able to determine their destination?
Yes. We'll be there shortly.
Did you find anything?
Uh...Not yet.
We built custom search protocols,
but they're gonna take a while to run the names.
Um...Are you okay?
I've been...
I've been thinking about how unfair I've been.
To ask you to put yourself
in danger for my family.
If something were to happen to you, I...
Leila.
I just...
Leila, Michael and Samantha...
They're... they're my family.
What if what he said is true?
Do you believe that Samantha's still alive?
I honestly don't know.
The names on your list...
They're not women, they're girls.
- What? - All reported missing
within the last six months,
all roughly the same age as your sister.
Oh, my God. I mean, what does that mean?
What does it have to do with the people who took my family?
Now that I can't tell you.
- W-w-what about the other data?
- The letters, and the numbers... - Yeah, it's strange.
They're sec I.D. Numbers for shell corporations.
Shell corporations for what?
That I don't know.
But they're based in Los Angeles.
Peter, we need to go. There's someone here.
Follow me.
- Let's go. - Come on.
Now.
I told you I shouldn't have let you in.
This and this.
Hold on to your hats.
This is your life now.
Come on, let's go. No time.
Let's go.
You okay?
Ah.
They're gone.
Dr. Frank Greskin...
X-ray technician on call,
please call the emergency line.
Hold it.
- Thank you. - What floor?
Ground, please.
Can I ask you something?
Would you happen to have a cigarette?
No, sorry.
Been years for me.
Me too.
Terrible habit.
But today is...
- One of those days. - Mm.
- Know what I do? - Hmm?
Dark chocolate.
Chocolate. Really?
Sounds crazy, I know.
But at least it's a little serotonin kick.
Ease the craving.
Hmm.
- Thanks for the tip. - Anytime.
You're awake.
You know I can never fall asleep when you're away.
Do you love me, Laura?
Of course I do.
What is it, baby?
What's wrong?
I know.
What?
Everything.
Everything about what?
No, no, no. Please.
Please don't do that, please.
Just...Don't lie.
Because I know.
And only by being completely honest
is there any hope of this working out.
Honey, you're scaring me.
- I don't know what's... - Listen to me!
I know who you are!
Crazy thing is...
I don't care.
I mean, I know this started as a job for you.
But somehow I do believe
that... that this part...
What we have...
Is real.
I love you.
In a way I never thought possible.
And the thought of my life without you...
Everything else fades.
Blake.
So...
I bought us
two tickets...
For Buenos Aires.
We leave tonight.
Just disappear.
The rest doesn't matter.
Laura!
There was no alternative.
I'm sorry.
Oh, my God.
Here, take it.
We'll say that you handled this yourself.
Get out of here!
Son...
This could either be the end of your career
or a genuine triumph.
The choice is yours.
Take the gun, Blake!
Don't throw it all away.
Sterling.
Sir, Agent Garrett.
I think we got some traction on our problem.
The receptacle used to transport the scandium-46,
we found it.
In a trash bin at the coffee shop.
- Any prints? - Yes, sir.
We dusted and found two partials.
It should be enough to work with.
All right, I want you to personally
get the evidence to the lab.
Call me as soon as you get an I.D.
That I will. Oh, and sir...
Any word on Agent Lee's DNA test?
Not yet. Takes time.
Get us a match on those prints
and we won't have to wait.
Come on, come on!
- Where are we going? - Come on, hurry.
- Where are we going? - Okay.
Okay, we're on to something,
or they wouldn't be chasing us.
Okay?
So we're getting closer. We're gonna figure this out.
What, we're just gonna be like them
and keep looking over our shoulders everywhere we go?
Listen, listen.
I need to make sure that I do everything
I possibly can to untangle this mess
so that we can get back to living our lives.
We're gonna get older. We're...
Look, look, look. Stop, stop, stop.
Look at me, look at me.
Okay. Hey, hey.
Look at me. We're gonna be all right.
We're gonna be okay, okay?
I love you so much.
And I'm gonna do everything.
Okay?
I love you.
Ow.
We took blood from you, Simon.
And a DNA screen.
Why would you do that?
To prove Murphy's accusation that you were a sleeper.
Congratulations. You're human.
Of course, that still leaves
a multitude of unanswered questions,
such as the unfortunate presence of a mole
in our midst.
Luckily, a vial with the mole's prints was found.
Garrett ran the prints.
Found a match.
Murphy's the mole.
Murphy?
That's, uh...
Unexpected.
I believe I owe you an apology.
No. No.
There's no need, sir.
I understand.
No, Simon...
You couldn't possibly.
Well, I'd like it sooner rather than later.
Obviously, I mean, it's been over two hours now.
- Mr. Murphy. - Yes?
Please come with me.
- What's going on? - You're under arrest.
Are you kidding me?
Wait, wait. Get your hands off me!
Wait, what's going on?
I don't think that's necessary.
Dr. Sterling. Sir.
Sir!
Please. Just a second!
What the hell is going on?
Mother.
Simon's gonna be fine.
Blame's being placed elsewhere.
Thank you.
So tell me...
How far along are you?
In terms of getting everyone home?
Over the years, I helped the nuclear program along.
I got them to the point where they could produce,
crudely, the raw materials we need
to open up the portal.
The uranium hexafluorides and the cesium isotopes.
I assumed as much from the portal you used
to transport the plane and implode the building.
Unfortunately, we have limitations.
- Meaning? - What you witnessed
is the current extent of our abilities.
We can move an airliner a few thousand miles away,
but we have nowhere near the capabilities
of being able to transport everyone
all the way home.
Why?
We're missing a few key components.
But we can recreate,
and in some cases, recover.
With your help.
Then the problem is the raw materials.
We don't have enough.
Nowhere near enough.
The only source for the major ingredients
is in their processing facilities.
Or the nuclear warheads themselves.
All tightly guarded.
Yes.
But I've been giving this a lot of thought,
and...I may have a way in.
The white house just released a statement
that the passengers of Avias 514
are recovering well
from the effects of the substance
they were exposed to onboard.
They also say they will be released
as soon as doctors determine
their condition is stable.
Coming up next, the weekend weather forecast.
Come in.
Mr. president.
We found the leak, sir.
Justin Murphy.
I heard.
Over the years, I've become so...
Careful.
I've honed my intuition,
learned how to identify those I could really trust.
It's been a long time since
I've been this wrong about someone.
I failed you, sir. I'm sorry.
Blake.
Are you actually telling me you're not perfect?
Honestly?
It's kind of a relief.
You want a beer?
Absolutely.
Where's my mom?
I want my mom and dad.
When can I see them?
Girls...
This is Samantha.
Girls?
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