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{\an8}-
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I can't remember the last time
we had a storm like this.
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{\an8}This is the kind of weird weather that
happens now, thanks to climate change.
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{\an8}I guess Dann wasn't
wrong about everything.
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Uh, is raining cats and dogs
really a thing now?
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-Hey, guys!
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Janet's back!
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{\an8}Looks like these storm clouds
do have a silver lining.
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{\an8}Thought you said
you were never coming back.
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{\an8}-
-I wasn't.
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{\an8}But then Dann gave a bunch of thugs
the order to take us out.
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Guess she didn't realize
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it would take more than a biker gang
to rub out the Three Janeteers.
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Do you not hear how that makes us
sound like a team of janitors?
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And is Janet even your name?
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And why are you here?
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With Dann putting a price on our heads,
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the only way we'll be safe
is to take her out for good.
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So until that happens, looks like
our only choice is working with you.
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Alright! The family is back together!
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Not so fast, Toretto.
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Once Dann is out of commission,
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I'm walking my crew
right back out of here.
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Then I guess this is
the team's final mission.
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One last ride.
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The final roundup.
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The burnt fry…
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You know, the one you save for last.
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Yeah, we got it.
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So, give me the download. Where's Dann?
What's she want? What do we know?
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Nothing.
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Ah, just like old times.
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We do have these devices we found.
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We can run some tests on them
to find out what they're for.
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You ever think
putting your main computer lab
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in a novelty head the size of
a Porta Potti wasn't the best idea?
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Well, I never expected to jam
a whole football team in here.
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I vote we lose Julius.
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-We already have Gary, we don't need both.
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Aw…
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Your value doesn't decrease based on
someone's inability to see your worth.
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It feels like it does.
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So, what are these things?
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Maybe they're transmitters?
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Or explosives?
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Label makers?
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Dann's brain is an AI filing system.
She's obviously very organized.
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Hm.
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They contain a rare earth component
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that was stolen from a government lab
about a month ago.
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According to these records,
she stole enough to make 15 of them.
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The one I found was here.
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The La Brea Tar Pits is here,
90 miles away.
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So where are the rest?
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There, right in the middle:
Rancho Cucamonga!
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Really?
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I don't know. I just
really like to say Rancho Cucamonga.
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Rancho Cucamonga! Monga, monga.
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We've got to hurry up and find out
what these things are for, okay?
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According to Matsuo,
Dann's AI logic is fading.
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That means she's only going to become
more reckless and unstable.
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We have two of her devices,
so that should be some kind of advantage.
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Yes, we're holding devices
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that a machine with no conscience,
no morals, and no heart
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desperately needs
to carry out her diabolical plan.
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I feel safer already.
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If we want to find out what these things
are for, and where the rest are,
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we need someplace
with more tech to evaluate them.
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We need an agency mobile lab.
Echo, order one for us to use.
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Uh, maybe you forgot, but you don't
give the orders around here anymore.
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That's why I said,
"Echo, order us a mobile lab."
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I got this. This happens
in criminal crews all the time.
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-Hey! Mad dogs!
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One of you hit the other with a bottle and
settle this, or let's get back to work.
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I'm calling the agency.
But-but not because you told me to.
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Everyone, keep quiet
while I'm on the phone
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so they don't know we're all together.
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Queso liquidators.
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This is Echo Alpha
2-2-6-9-4 Zulu Tango Bravo.
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I need one bucket,
extra spicy, on my pin.
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One jalapeño special, copy.
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-What was that?
-We got hit by lightning!
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-Hey, guys! Hold on!
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No!
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-It's Dann!
-She's trying to get her gear back.
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Block the entrance!
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It's a good thing it's so crowded in here!
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You're not getting in here!
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But if she can't get in, we can't get out.
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-Who's steering this thing?
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I don't know if we can hold her off.
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Was that thunder?
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-Gotcha!
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-Tony!
-Where'd he go?
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I don't know, but we gotta
get out of here before we sink.
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There's a branch up ahead!
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We made it.
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But where's Tony?
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Whoa!
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Man, I hate rain. Shoes all squishy.
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-This is how you get the jungle rot.
-Don't worry about the jungle rot, Cisco.
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-I can take care of you.
-Aw, thanks man.
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I've amputated more toes
than you can shake a stick at.
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You hardly miss 'em. In fact,
I think plain feet are just as beautiful.
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Oh. Thanks, man.
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Are you sure we should be going
right back to the garage?
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You remember Dann attacked us
there, like, an hour ago.
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The mobile lab
will arrive there in ten minutes,
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and we need it to study the devices.
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Plus I lost my phone in the river
and can't call to have it come to us.
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Plus, our cars are there.
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Plus, I'm in charge,
so just zip it and keep walking!
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Remind you of anyone?
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I was never this emotional
when I ran the crew.
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You were the very model of temperance.
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I hope Tony's okay.
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He'll be fine.
That puddinhead is so lucky,
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that cyborg will knock him
into buried treasure or something.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, uh, yeah, he'll make it.
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Listen, I'm worried about Tony, too.
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We just gotta hang in there
and get through this.
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Help is on the way from the agency
and we still have Dann's devices,
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so we're one step ahead.
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-Toretto can take care of himself.
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Let's just stay on mission. Right, chief?
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Right.
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Queso liquidators.
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This is Echo Alpha
2-2-6-9-4 Zulu Tango Bravo.
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Change of location for extra-spicy bucket.
Send to current pin.
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Copy that.
Changing fiesta coordinates.
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Jalapeño special
cheesing it to current mark.
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There it is.
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Frostee, get to work on the devices
while we search for Tony.
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Driver, put us on lockdown.
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There's a major threat
of attack from Dann.
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And I got a major threat
of low blood sugar.
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Is there an emergency pizza onboard?
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Lab secured.
No ins or outs.
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Was that… your voice?
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Mobile lab
will self-destruct in ten,
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nine, eight…
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Everyone, get out!
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…five, four, three, two,
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one.
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-Is everyone okay?
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Define "okay."
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I think everybody made it out,
but Dann has the devices.
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-No way we're catching her now.
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Yeah! Take that, cyborg!
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Frostee! Grab those devices!
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You guys okay?
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Yeah, bro, but I can't believe
you called Mitch for help!
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It's his city too. We're gonna need
everyone's help this time.
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Everyone, get in!
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Aw, Jun! You're here?
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You think I'd miss a chance
to see a cybernetic super-soldier?
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Get Frostee and the devices to safety.
We'll hold off Dann.
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Uh-oh.
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And that's all for me, I'm done.
Good night, everybody!
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I know he's a coward,
but I'm still a little impressed.
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Oh, come on, you piece of junk, faster!
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Now I know how jelly feels.
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Someone slow my roll!
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EMP, cyberpunk!
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It worked!
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Take that, Dann!
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Oh, snap.
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Nowhere to run, Dann.
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You know, I-I've gotta stop
saying things like that.
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I will never look at breakfast
the same way again.
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Well, Dann got away,
but I think Frostee is safe.
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For now.
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Yeah, but clearly Dann
has hacked our agency contact.
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We can't trust
any communications from now on.
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So we can't call for backup.
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We're just going to have to
fight Dann outlaw-style.
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I vote for not fighting Dann at all.
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Agreed. I can't take another donut ride.
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I hope Frostee comes up with
some information on the devices.
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-Where was Jun taking Frostee, anyway?
-I-I'm not sure.
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She gave me
this address out in Malibu.
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She told me she thought we could get help
there, but we probably wouldn't like it.
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Wait…
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Isn't this Shashi's old house?
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It sure is.
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The house got seized
when Shashi went to prison.
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It was auctioned off by the government.
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-So who lives here now?
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Well, well, well.
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Sounds like you all got yourself
in a real pickle!
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Good thing old Cleve
is still around to help.
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Heck of a storm out there tonight.
Y'all want some hot tea?
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Maybe something a little stronger?
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How much stronger? You talking cocoa?
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Son, I got a raw milk connection
out in Bakersfield,
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gets me a gallon a week,
totally unpasteurized.
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Then my gal does a hot mix
with a Peruvian marshmallow cream
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so fluffy it's outlawed
here in the lower 48.
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Ooh, you are bad! I'll take two.
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Enough cocoa talk!
Okay? How are you still alive?
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Y-You fell off a rocket
in the middle of the Sahara desert!
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Yeah, that smarted like heck.
Luckily, that robot suit saved my life.
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Then some local villagers
nursed me back to health.
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Owe my life to those wonderful people.
Real salt of the earth.
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-Aw, that's nice.
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Ha! And then I took
their whole goat flock in a dice game
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and flipped it for triple the price
a month later!
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Oh, that's terrible!
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I traveled the world, and ended up
in a Russian fishing village for a bit,
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and there I discovered
the most wonderful thing.
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The folks there were living
well over a hundred years,
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even though they had next to nothing,
just little huts for whole families.
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I started to think that maybe
the most important thing in life is just…
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love.
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Okay, nice again.
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And then I realized
it was the oil in their fish guts diet!
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So I called an old Russian general,
had him chase them folks off the property,
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and I cornered
the fish gut market!
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So you are still pretty much
the worst person in the world.
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Cat don't change his stripes
on the ninth life, son!
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Anyway, I got my crew here working
on social media and gut purification
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until I finish my new headquarters
in Hollywood, but the lab's all yours!
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I can't believe the agency doesn't know.
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Ah, they know. I made some payments
and dropped some names.
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After that, the heat on me
died down pretty quick.
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Looks like
you're still need-to-know, Echo.
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So h-how do we know we can trust you?
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You did try to kill us, like, a lot.
Why would you want to help us?
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Son, I can't have my new hometown
messed up by some crazy robot.
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At least one I don't control.
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Wow.
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This stuff is strong.
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-I can feel cavities forming as I speak.
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It tastes like it gives you
super strength for an hour,
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then takes a year off your life.
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You can't afford to lose a year,
the way you're going.
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I'm glad you made it this far.
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I can't believe
we're hanging out with Cleve Kelso.
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We've had a pretty crazy ride
over the past couple years.
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Yeah, but I'm starting to think
this ride is different.
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I'm not so sure we're gonna
make it out of this one alive.
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Dann is definitely the toughest thing
that we've ever come up against.
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But we can take her.
She's all alone. But we…
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-Got family.
-Got family.
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Yeah, I know.
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It's true! You just gotta trust it.
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Hey, Tony?
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I'm sorry I didn't tell you that
I was working with the agency again.
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You would have never done that to me.
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No, but that's why you're such a good spy.
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Thanks.
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But sometimes, I-I feel like
the things that make me a better spy
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aren't the things
that make me a better person.
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Hey, with our hometown on the line,
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there's no one
I'd rather be in a foxhole with.
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Tony, listen.
If this is our last night enjoying LA…
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It's not. Come on.
Let's go see what Frostee's found out.
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Okay, let's get a look
at this thing's guts.
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What's that in there? A magnetic core?
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This looks like some kind of
resonance-creating device.
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Like maybe it sends out a pulse,
then picks up the reverberations?
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Is it some kind of underground sonar?
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Looks like that cyborg's making a play
to wildcat the Monterey Shale.
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-Is that like three-card monte?
-Oh, riskier.
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Some folks say there's
15 billion barrels of tight crude
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under the surface of Southern California.
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Are you talking about oil?
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That's what I said.
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Course, the problem is,
you might trigger the San Andreas Fault.
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Pumping and fracking around here
could cause quakes.
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But the payday would be worth it.
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For you.
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Hey, remember that field trip
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to the oldest refinery in the world
up in Santa Clarita?
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Yeah! We always
stopped to use the bathroom
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at restaurants
that served pea soup and pecan logs.
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-I mean, do they not get how that looks?
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So what, Dann is
in Los Angeles to drill for oil?
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Doesn't seem like her thing.
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But with all the oil wells, and the cars,
and the dirtiest air in the country,
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if you were an environmental terrorist
cyborg, LA would be a pretty nice target.
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But we still don't know
what these devices are for.
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I'm gonna run a very low-level test
on the devices
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to power them up
and get a reading from them.
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Fine, but if we find a gusher here,
it's all mine.
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Okay, I'm just going to run
the minimum amount of power through these
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to get a readout.
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-Nothing's happening.
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What are you doing to the second Janeteer?
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Second?
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-Nothing!
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Quiet down, Roscoe.
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Oh, no. Powering these up
is making all the devices resonate!
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-Shut it down!
-I think it's too late!
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We gotta get out of here!
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She found us again!
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-No time to fight. We gotta run.
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-She's gonna get to the devices!
-Let her. Let's go!
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Whew!
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Whew!
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Aw, my fish guts!
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That dang cyborg ruined my new business!
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Bro, your priorities are whacked.
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Any chance that fall took her out?
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After what she did at the North Pole?
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I don't think so.
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Also, it looks like Dann has
a giant earthquake machine
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she's gonna use to destroy LA.
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Worse. Look.
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This line runs through
highly combustible oil and gas beds.
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If Dann triggers her quakes
down this line…
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All of Southern California is going to
slide into the sea or burn to the ground.
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