1. Hey, do you need a menu?Copy !req
2. Are you okay?Copy !req
3. Do you want some food? There's
a wicked-good vegetable soup.Copy !req
4. - Hey, give me a soup.
- Onion?Copy !req
5. No, vegetable. No one likes the
onion. And call Marty, would you?Copy !req
6. Marty, how come?Copy !req
7. There's some woman here
who might be in trouble.Copy !req
8. She might need some help.Copy !req
9. Here you go.Copy !req
10. Thank you.Copy !req
11. I used to love those crackers.Copy !req
12. When I was a kid, my
mom would get pissed...Copy !req
13. because when we went out
to eat, I'd eat three packs...Copy !req
14. before the food came,
and then I'd be stuffed.Copy !req
15. What happened there?Copy !req
16. Not that it's any of my business.Copy !req
17. - I'll leave you alone if you like.
- I'm trying to remember.Copy !req
18. - I was at Thurber's.
- Hey, Marty.Copy !req
19. I'll just have a soda.Copy !req
20. How you doing tonight?Copy !req
21. You live around here?Copy !req
22. I do. I live in the area.Copy !req
23. Haven't seen you around.Copy !req
24. No, no, no. I was born in Boston.Copy !req
25. Oh, yeah?Copy !req
26. You were born there?Copy !req
27. So where do you live now?Copy !req
28. Where's home?Copy !req
29. I don't remember.Copy !req
30. They...Copy !req
31. They did things.Copy !req
32. I don't... I don't know. They...Copy !req
33. - They gave me a red medicine.
- Yeah?Copy !req
34. So, what was the red medicine?Copy !req
35. They didn't tell me.Copy !req
36. It's all right.Copy !req
37. And a blue one. There was blue.Copy !req
38. They confused me. They...Copy !req
39. hurt me and...Copy !req
40. Ma'am, I think you should come with me.Copy !req
41. - No.
- I can help you.Copy !req
42. - No.
- No, no, no. You're not in any trouble.Copy !req
43. - Stop it!
- You need to talk to somebody.Copy !req
44. Stop it! Please. Please, stop.Copy !req
45. This is Officer Pitts. I've got a 5150.Copy !req
46. Can you make sure that Hannah's
available tonight, please?Copy !req
47. - Aah! Aah!
- Ben.Copy !req
48. I need an ambulance at
the diner right away! Now!Copy !req
49. What the hell is this?Copy !req
50. What the hell is... ? Aah!Copy !req
51. - What?
- Oh, that doesn't bother you?Copy !req
52. Are you kidding?Copy !req
53. That man falls asleep counting pi
to the 101st digit. That's soothing.Copy !req
54. Walter.Copy !req
55. Was I humming? Heh.Copy !req
56. I thought it was in my head.Copy !req
57. It wasn't.Copy !req
58. Forgive me, Olivia. Nothing
sings like a kilovolt.Copy !req
59. Unique pitch.Copy !req
60. Nothing else in nature quite like it.Copy !req
61. I'm sure you're right.Copy !req
62. - What's up? What's on your mind?
- Short fuse today, I guess.Copy !req
63. Indeed. The tension in
your voice indicates...Copy !req
64. that you're carrying a heavy
psychic burden. Tortured by the...Copy !req
65. Hey, Walter, I think she
liked it better when you were humming.Copy !req
66. The incident occurred
approximately six hours ago.Copy !req
67. All we've determined so far...Copy !req
68. is that they were exposed
to high levels of radiation.Copy !req
69. Emily Kramer. Last night was the first
time anyone's seen her in two weeks...Copy !req
70. since she was reported missing
by her parents. Police officer...Copy !req
71. responded to a psych
disturbance, explaining the handcuffs.Copy !req
72. - They think she was a runaway?
- Her parents say no.Copy !req
73. They say she was perfectly happy.Copy !req
74. In fact, she'd just been accepted to a
master's program she was excited about.Copy !req
75. The level of radiation
coming from Emily's body...Copy !req
76. is almost three times
as great as the rest.Copy !req
77. Are you saying that she was the source?Copy !req
78. Don't know.Copy !req
79. Dr. Bishop, any thoughts?Copy !req
80. Yes.Copy !req
81. Where can I get one
of those white suits?Copy !req
82. Oh...Copy !req
83. Oh, yeah.Copy !req
84. - There's no head.
- She was sick.Copy !req
85. Most likely Bellini's Lymphocemia.Copy !req
86. Striped bruising on her neck and
upper arms, scratch in her torso.Copy !req
87. You know what he's talking about?Copy !req
88. Bellini's Lymphocemia. It's an
autoimmune disease. Irreversible.Copy !req
89. The body destroys its
muscles and organs.Copy !req
90. - Meaning, it's fatal?
- Yeah.Copy !req
91. But I've never seen Bellini's
cause a victim to lose her head.Copy !req
92. And what's more curious, this woman
seems to have been in remission.Copy !req
93. Cured, even. The rash appears to
be healing, the bruises receding.Copy !req
94. I'm gonna hate myself for asking
this, but how do you cure a disease...Copy !req
95. - ... that's incurable?
- I haven't the slightest idea.Copy !req
96. Though I, myself, once
cured this one in a dream.Copy !req
97. Opium. Fantastic stuff.Copy !req
98. Of course, I forgot how I
did it as soon as I woke up.Copy !req
99. - Aah! Thanks for the warning.
- One hundred twenty-one degrees.Copy !req
100. That's counter-indicative
for a hemorrhagic tumor.Copy !req
101. Most likely water molecules
excited all at once.Copy !req
102. He means the guy's brain was boiled.Copy !req
103. Like a Maine lobster.Copy !req
104. I need this body and the
headless one taken back to my lab.Copy !req
105. Walter, her disease...
If there's no cure... ?Copy !req
106. That's a question.Copy !req
107. And one which we should pose
to whoever was treating her.Copy !req
108. Which makes three questions,
the other one being...Copy !req
109. what exactly happened here?Copy !req
110. - That's only two questions.
- Oh, really?Copy !req
111. Oh, the third question. Um...Copy !req
112. Could I get some of this
onion soup? It looks delicious.Copy !req
113. Agent Dunham?Copy !req
114. Nadim Patel. Pleasure to meet you.Copy !req
115. Thank you for taking the
trouble to talk to me.Copy !req
116. Of course. I'm told you
have news about Emily Kramer.Copy !req
117. Unfortunately, I do. Emily
was found dead last night.Copy !req
118. What? How?Copy !req
119. I'm not at liberty to
discuss that with you.Copy !req
120. Forgive me, I'm just...Copy !req
121. Emotional investment in patients.
It's an occupational hazard.Copy !req
122. Her poor parents must be devastated
after everything they've been through.Copy !req
123. Yes, and I hate troubling you about
this, but we understand that Emily...Copy !req
124. was suffering from a fatal disease
that had recently gone into remission.Copy !req
125. That's right.Copy !req
126. Do you have any idea
how that's possible?Copy !req
127. Medically, no.Copy !req
128. Were you treating her with
any sort of radiation therapy?Copy !req
129. Radiation? No. Why?Copy !req
130. The circumstances surrounding
Emily's death were unusual.Copy !req
131. It's possible that her
condition may have been a factor.Copy !req
132. - I'll get you her records, if that'll help.
- Yeah.Copy !req
133. She was finally starting to live again.Copy !req
134. Do I really need to be
here? Couldn't you just use a clamp?Copy !req
135. Of course I could...Copy !req
136. but I enjoy the company.Copy !req
137. Quality time, as they say.Copy !req
138. This is like throwing
around the old pigskin.Copy !req
139. - What's that smell?
- Hyacinth.Copy !req
140. My third favorite flower.Copy !req
141. Associated in mythology with rebirth,
which in this case is cruelly ironic.Copy !req
142. - It's coming from her?
- Indeed.Copy !req
143. Which indicates either a
mutation at the genetic level...Copy !req
144. or she was eating
flowers, perhaps her perfume.Copy !req
145. - How's it coming?
- Oh, Olivia, join us.Copy !req
146. We've learned some things already.Copy !req
147. We don't think she ran away.Copy !req
148. - Ligature marks.
- So she was being held against her will.Copy !req
149. That or she had a proclivity
for sexual bondage.Copy !req
150. Scientific observation, not a judgment.Copy !req
151. Some of my fondest memories...Copy !req
152. Oh! Walter, stop. Wherever
that's going, it's just wrong.Copy !req
153. There's also this.
Subcutaneous injection marks.Copy !req
154. She was being given
medicine intravenously.Copy !req
155. So whoever was holding her
captive was giving her drugs.Copy !req
156. Yes, but not the
enjoyable kind. In fact...Copy !req
157. quite unlike anything
I have ever seen before.Copy !req
158. You okay?Copy !req
159. Should I be?Copy !req
160. So how'd she end up in
the diner? Did she escape?Copy !req
161. Perhaps not.Copy !req
162. There are two distinct methods
of scientific experimentation...Copy !req
163. lab trials or field trials.Copy !req
164. You're suggesting they may
have let her go on purpose?Copy !req
165. Whoever did this wanted to be
sure what they did was working.Copy !req
166. There was something inside her
that killed those people, in her...Copy !req
167. Noggin?Copy !req
168. I'm not sure yet. It's a theory.Copy !req
169. Obviously, I'll be more certain
once we identify the substance...Copy !req
170. or when whoever did this
tries to repeat their results.Copy !req
171. You mean, if they take another woman?Copy !req
172. Judging by Agent
Dunham's body language...Copy !req
173. I'd say she's
receiving that very news.Copy !req
174. Okay.Copy !req
175. Missing Persons called
in another case four hours ago.Copy !req
176. Claire Williams, diagnosed with
Bellini's Lymphocemia three years ago.Copy !req
177. Someone's targeting
people with the disease?Copy !req
178. That, or it's one hell of a coincidence.Copy !req
179. Hey, Liv...Copy !req
180. I get it.Copy !req
181. You get what?Copy !req
182. Young woman, what was done to her...Copy !req
183. you know, this coming
your way, today of all days.Copy !req
184. It's okay.Copy !req
185. I'm okay.Copy !req
186. Listen...Copy !req
187. I know you don't
like to celebrate...Copy !req
188. but happy birthday.Copy !req
189. Ken Williams?Copy !req
190. Olivia Dunham, Charlie Francis, FBI.Copy !req
191. Claire. Did you find her?Copy !req
192. I'm afraid we don't
have new information...Copy !req
193. but we do need to
ask you a few questions.Copy !req
194. Her name is Emily Kramer.Copy !req
195. She suffered from the
same disease as your wife.Copy !req
196. You seen her before?Copy !req
197. Another case?Copy !req
198. - What happened to her?
- Do you know her, Mr. Williams?Copy !req
199. No, I-I-I
don't think so.Copy !req
200. We don't know anyone
else with Bellini's.Copy !req
201. I mean, what we went through
fighting Claire's disease...Copy !req
202. and the constant pain.Copy !req
203. When the lesions started
appearing, she stopped going out.Copy !req
204. The damn disease almost took
everything from us, even our marriage.Copy !req
205. Then...Copy !req
206. it was like a miracle.Copy !req
207. - A miracle?
- She started getting better.Copy !req
208. The pain went away.Copy !req
209. - She went into remission?
- About six weeks ago.Copy !req
210. She was herself again.Copy !req
211. And now...Copy !req
212. Please find my wife.Copy !req
213. Please find her for me.Copy !req
214. Oh.Copy !req
215. What's happening?Copy !req
216. Please don't hurt me.Copy !req
217. The last one was a
test. This one counts.Copy !req
218. She a candidate?Copy !req
219. Even better.Copy !req
220. Let's get started, then.Copy !req
221. To understand what happened
at the diner, we'll use Mr. Papaya.Copy !req
222. Clear.Copy !req
223. This is upsetting, because
he's the friendliest of fruits.Copy !req
224. And we have goo-ification.Copy !req
225. Is that the scientific term?Copy !req
226. Wait...Copy !req
227. show's not over yet.Copy !req
228. This is what you think happened
to the people at the diner?Copy !req
229. That beam emits
high-energy microwaves...Copy !req
230. which caused Mr. Papaya's
molecules to vibrate rapidly...Copy !req
231. causing friction and producing heat.Copy !req
232. It's like how a microwave
oven cooks food...Copy !req
233. only in Emily Kramer's
case, she was the oven.Copy !req
234. But then what killed Emily?Copy !req
235. This demonstration is far more
effective with living tissue.Copy !req
236. I have some expendable
gerbils in the back.Copy !req
237. - No.
- Oh, no. It's no trouble.Copy !req
238. - I'm sure you'd like it.
- Walter, just drop it.Copy !req
239. Wait, am I missing something?Copy !req
240. How is it that Emily is cooking people?Copy !req
241. In her blood, I found traces...Copy !req
242. of radioactive
isotopes, Strontium-90.Copy !req
243. I believe that these microscopic
capsules are designed...Copy !req
244. to release just the right amount
of radiation at specific times...Copy !req
245. to cure her disease.Copy !req
246. So you think these
capsules saved her life?Copy !req
247. - Think of it like time-release chemotherapy.
- Oh, yes. But in Emily's case...Copy !req
248. the cure also made her a
perfect candidate for weaponization.Copy !req
249. Whatever was injected
into her bloodstream...Copy !req
250. caused these capsules
to burst all at once...Copy !req
251. sending out a microwave blast...Copy !req
252. and, perhaps, given that her own
head was the source of energy, kaboom.Copy !req
253. So Emily's rheumatologist, Dr. Patel...Copy !req
254. would he have access
to these sorts of isotopes?Copy !req
255. It's doubtful. They only use
them in a couple therapies.Copy !req
256. They're strictly regulated.Copy !req
257. Why? You think Patel had
something to do with this?Copy !req
258. I don't know...Copy !req
259. but 83 percent of kidnap victims
are abducted by someone they know.Copy !req
260. I'm gonna go and talk to
Emily Kramer's parents.Copy !req
261. - I'll come with you.
- Oh, Peter.Copy !req
262. If you're going out could you
bring me back some cotton candy?Copy !req
263. - Cotton candy?
- Yeah. Blue, not pink.Copy !req
264. I've got a craving.
Must be the hyacinths.Copy !req
265. Lovely blue flowers.Copy !req
266. You're probably way ahead
of me on this already.Copy !req
267. I'm noticing uncomfortable similarities
between this and other incidents lately.Copy !req
268. More humans being used as guinea pigs.Copy !req
269. My point is, if this is
part of the pattern...Copy !req
270. what if these people
aren't just experiments?Copy !req
271. What if somebody is
preparing for something?Copy !req
272. Maybe we should come back later.Copy !req
273. Before or after they do to Claire
Williams what they did to Emily Kramer?Copy !req
274. Olivia, this is a wake. These
people are mourning their child.Copy !req
275. No.Copy !req
276. Don't you need a warrant
for this? Hey, Olivia, stop.Copy !req
277. Okay, crashing a wake is bad enough,
but rifling through a dead girl's things?Copy !req
278. It's the only hope we have of finding
a solid lead, so please, help me.Copy !req
279. What is it that we're looking for?Copy !req
280. Anything. Any connection
she may have had...Copy !req
281. What are you doing in here? Who are you?Copy !req
282. What are you doing
in my daughter's room?Copy !req
283. Mrs. Kramer, we're terribly sorry
about your loss. We're with the FBI.Copy !req
284. FBI? Today, you come here today?Copy !req
285. Mrs. Kramer, please listen to me.
Another girl's life is at stake.Copy !req
286. - What other girl?
- Her name is Claire Williams.Copy !req
287. Claire?Copy !req
288. What's happened to Claire?Copy !req
289. You know her?Copy !req
290. A therapist...Copy !req
291. told her to write through
the pain and the alienation...Copy !req
292. and she felt it was all she had.Copy !req
293. Until the treatments.Copy !req
294. - The treatments?
- For her Bellini's.Copy !req
295. Emily and Claire both had the
disease. That's how they met.Copy !req
296. Here.Copy !req
297. They became such good friends.Copy !req
298. Why'd you lie to me, Mr. Williams?Copy !req
299. We met Emily at the hospital,
waiting for blood tests.Copy !req
300. She and Claire started talking...Copy !req
301. sharing horror stories
about their disease.Copy !req
302. They became friends.Copy !req
303. One night over dinner, the
conversation turned out...Copy !req
304. that medical
establishment had abandoned us.Copy !req
305. See, there's only 3000 people
in this country with Bellini's.Copy !req
306. Not enough for the drug
companies to make a profit.Copy !req
307. So they're not looking
into developing a cure.Copy !req
308. We've started talking to other
people who have the disease...Copy !req
309. a microbiologist,
an investment banker...Copy !req
310. a mother, a professional athlete.Copy !req
311. Started thinking about what we
could do if we pooled our resources.Copy !req
312. Claire and Emily were
treating themselves?Copy !req
313. We didn't have a choice.Copy !req
314. We were desperate.Copy !req
315. We tried radical therapies
normal doctors wouldn't touch.Copy !req
316. Three months ago, we found the cure.Copy !req
317. Time-release radioactive capsules.Copy !req
318. I don't understand. Why lie?Copy !req
319. Because the people we
love are depending on it.Copy !req
320. I couldn't take the
chance you'd stop that.Copy !req
321. Claire wouldn't want that.Copy !req
322. It's what gave us our lives back.Copy !req
323. Mr. Williams, we will need the
names of the other patients involved.Copy !req
324. I could give you some, but
I don't know all of them.Copy !req
325. You'll have to ask Dr. Nadim Patel.Copy !req
326. Emily's doctor?Copy !req
327. - He knew this was going on?
- He cared enough to help us.Copy !req
328. The medication...Copy !req
329. do you have a sample?Copy !req
330. Is that my Bellini's medication?Copy !req
331. Tell me what you're doing.Copy !req
332. Please, just tell me
what you're doing to me.Copy !req
333. We know all about your disease, Claire.Copy !req
334. We know that this...Copy !req
335. makes you better.Copy !req
336. But this...Copy !req
337. This will make you special.Copy !req
338. What is this?Copy !req
339. When I told you there were unusual
circumstances in Emily's death...Copy !req
340. - ... these were the circumstances.
- I don't understand.Copy !req
341. We know how it worked, Dr. Patel.Copy !req
342. Ken Williams told us everything.Copy !req
343. What we don't know is
who else was involved.Copy !req
344. I'm not responsible for this. Not this.Copy !req
345. - All I do is give them updates.
- Who's "they"?Copy !req
346. - Who's "they"?
- Intrepus.Copy !req
347. - The drug company?
- You should just walk away.Copy !req
348. - You have no idea who you're dealing with...
- I need a name, Dr. Patel.Copy !req
349. Dr. Patel?Copy !req
350. Dr. Patel?Copy !req
351. - Drop it.
- It was only supposed to be updates.Copy !req
352. Dr. Patel, put the
gun on the ground now.Copy !req
353. Do you want a name?Copy !req
354. - David Esterbrook.
- No!Copy !req
355. Hey...Copy !req
356. I found him.Copy !req
357. David Esterbrook, he heads up Intrepus
Pharmaceutical Research division.Copy !req
358. By all accounts...Copy !req
359. he's solely responsible for a
guns-blazing Congressional lobbying campaign...Copy !req
360. that allowed Intrepus to dig into
some of their more controversial R and D.Copy !req
361. Define "controversial."Copy !req
362. Prenatal gene therapy...Copy !req
363. human-animal
hybridization studies...Copy !req
364. viral warfare.Copy !req
365. All the fun stuff.Copy !req
366. He's in Manhattan today. He's
speaking on the humanitarian-aid forum.Copy !req
367. Listen, Liv...Copy !req
368. even if the doctor was right...Copy !req
369. even if Esterbrook had
something to do with those women...Copy !req
370. I'll go out on a limb and
say he's not gonna confess.Copy !req
371. I want to see it in his eyes, Charlie.Copy !req
372. I need to know it's him.Copy !req
373. Mr. Esterbrook...Copy !req
374. sorry to interrupt.
Amanda Bennet, Baxil.Copy !req
375. Listen, at the risk of
sounding sycophantic...Copy !req
376. I followed your work since Yale.
Three degrees including a Ph.D...Copy !req
377. in medicinal neurobiology.Copy !req
378. I couldn't even get through Biochem
without cheating off my roommate.Copy !req
379. I'm sorry. This must sound
insanely naive to you.Copy !req
380. No, hardly.Copy !req
381. Science and technology have
reached a point where...Copy !req
382. our means are finally
catching up with our imagination.Copy !req
383. And the only thing preventing us
from doing truly visionary work...Copy !req
384. are these moral-based
restrictions...Copy !req
385. that lawmakers put up
in the name of public policy.Copy !req
386. That and money.Copy !req
387. We always need more money.Copy !req
388. I'm gonna let you in on
a little secret, Amanda.Copy !req
389. It isn't about the money.Copy !req
390. It is about the resolve.Copy !req
391. I haven't been entirely honest with you.Copy !req
392. I don't work for Baxil, but I
do know a colleague of yours.Copy !req
393. Dr. Nadim Patel.Copy !req
394. - How is Nadim these days?
- These days? Dead.Copy !req
395. I'm sorry to hear that.Copy !req
396. Not as sorry as I was
to watch it happen.Copy !req
397. Identity theft is a
federal crime, Amanda.Copy !req
398. So is kidnapping and murder.Copy !req
399. - And it's Agent Dunham.
- What did you hope to get...Copy !req
400. - ... out of this conversation?
- I already got it.Copy !req
401. How old are you? Twenty-eight, 29?Copy !req
402. You're an attractive young woman. I'm
sure you want to start a family one day.Copy !req
403. It would be a shame if
anything got in your way.Copy !req
404. Broyles.Copy !req
405. When?Copy !req
406. Dunham.Copy !req
407. Hey.Copy !req
408. I understand you paid a little
visit to David Esterbrook.Copy !req
409. - News travels fast. I was just about to...
- In public, in a hotel bar.Copy !req
410. I didn't realize my interview techniques
were under such close scrutiny.Copy !req
411. Everything we do is
under close scrutiny.Copy !req
412. This task force that you're now
part of, at best it's controversial.Copy !req
413. We need to be perfect.Copy !req
414. Trying to intimidate such
a high-profile suspect...Copy !req
415. - ... in a murder investigation is reckless.
- Claire Williams...Copy !req
416. is a prisoner right now, having
God knows what injected into her body.Copy !req
417. And David Esterbrook knows where she is.Copy !req
418. He's guilty, and he just
assumes he'll get away with it.Copy !req
419. So excuse me, but right now, I
couldn't give a damn about politics.Copy !req
420. Which is exactly your
problem, and now mine.Copy !req
421. You think you're the only one
who wants to find Claire Williams?Copy !req
422. You violated the code and
the law of our profession.Copy !req
423. You let your feelings
drive your decision-making.Copy !req
424. You've endangered not only Claire,
but everything we're trying to do here.Copy !req
425. If I can't trust you to control your own
passion, Dunham, then I can't trust you.Copy !req
426. Is that clear?Copy !req
427. You'll have my report on the
Esterbrook interview within the hour.Copy !req
428. I'll be waiting.Copy !req
429. Is there anything else you'd
like me to run past you?Copy !req
430. Not anything, everything.Copy !req
431. How's it going?Copy !req
432. - She's almost ready.
- The capsules in her bloodstream...Copy !req
433. - ... they can be triggered remotely?
- Everything's as requested.Copy !req
434. She'll be stable and ready
for transport by morning.Copy !req
435. I'll call the client
and schedule delivery.Copy !req
436. Well done.Copy !req
437. What's happening to me?Copy !req
438. - Hey. How's it going?
- It's great. Esterbrook's our only lead...Copy !req
439. to where they're holding Claire
Williams, and I can't get to him.Copy !req
440. I mean, the guy's cleaner than snow.Copy !req
441. Not even as much as an
unpaid parking ticket.Copy !req
442. Well, I think we actually
might be making some progress.Copy !req
443. Walter thought he might have isolated
the compound in Emily Kramer's blood...Copy !req
444. but he got distracted by the
unicorn running through the lab.Copy !req
445. Funny.Copy !req
446. Anything else? Any more jokes?Copy !req
447. Something's been bugging you all day.
Something other than Claire Williams.Copy !req
448. That's okay. Know what? We're
allowed to have our bad days.Copy !req
449. What's not fine, is blaming it on me.
I want to find her as much as you do.Copy !req
450. You're right. I'm sorry. I...Copy !req
451. I'm sorry.Copy !req
452. Fine.Copy !req
453. I had a stepfather.Copy !req
454. When he drank, he'd accuse my mom of
seeing other men, and then he'd hit her.Copy !req
455. And she just lived with it.Copy !req
456. She never called the police, not once.Copy !req
457. And then one day, he beat her really
bad and broke her nose. I was nine.Copy !req
458. He stormed out of the house,
got in his car, drove off.Copy !req
459. And my mom's crying, I can't help her.Copy !req
460. And then I hear his car.Copy !req
461. He's turned back around.Copy !req
462. He kept a gun in the
drawer, near his bed.Copy !req
463. When he opened the door,
I pulled the trigger.Copy !req
464. And then I pulled it again.Copy !req
465. And I can still see his face...Copy !req
466. almost daring me to finish.Copy !req
467. But I couldn't.Copy !req
468. So they took him to the hospital
and said that he couldn't be saved...Copy !req
469. but he didn't die.Copy !req
470. He recovered.Copy !req
471. And then one night,
he just slipped away.Copy !req
472. We never saw him again.Copy !req
473. I still blame myself, because I should
have done it. I should have killed him.Copy !req
474. I know, rationally, he's not responsible
for all the bad things in the world...Copy !req
475. but he is responsible
for some of them.Copy !req
476. And every year, he sends
me a card on my birthday...Copy !req
477. just to let me know
that he's still out there.Copy !req
478. It's your birthday today.Copy !req
479. No man is untouchable, Olivia.Copy !req
480. You really want Esterbrook, all you have
to do is talk to your friend Nina Sharp.Copy !req
481. Massive Dynamic has three
separate pharmaceutical divisions.Copy !req
482. They're all in direct
competition with Intrepus.Copy !req
483. Their annual budget for corporate
espionage could feed a mid-sized nation.Copy !req
484. I guarantee you she has
something on David Esterbrook.Copy !req
485. - Even if you're right, I can't go to her.
- Why not?Copy !req
486. Because despite their annual budget,
corporate espionage is wildly illegal.Copy !req
487. You really think that
she'd admit that to me?Copy !req
488. It's here somewhere. I know it is.Copy !req
489. I just have to look harder.Copy !req
490. - I'm going out.
- Okay.Copy !req
491. Oh, Peter. To be honest, I
didn't even know you were here.Copy !req
492. Thank you.Copy !req
493. Excuse me. Ms. Sharp.Copy !req
494. - Hi, I'm Peter...
- Peter Bishop, Walter Bishop's son.Copy !req
495. You're not the only one
who's done your homework.Copy !req
496. What can I do for you, Mr. Bishop?Copy !req
497. Well, I was hoping I could
take a moment of your time.Copy !req
498. Does Ms. Dunham know you're here?Copy !req
499. No. No, she doesn't know I'm here.Copy !req
500. Well, Peter, suppose we take a walk.Copy !req
501. You're suggesting that
Intrepus is conducting...Copy !req
502. illegal drug trials
with human beings.Copy !req
503. That is a rather bold
claim to make, Mr. Bishop.Copy !req
504. How are you able to
substantiate your information?Copy !req
505. Would you put it past them?Copy !req
506. Let's assume for a second
that what I'm saying is true.Copy !req
507. Where would they do it?
They wouldn't risk using...Copy !req
508. one of their own testing facilities.
It'd have to be some place off the grid.Copy !req
509. You still look the same as
you did when you were a child.Copy !req
510. I doubt you'll remember, but you and
I spent a good deal of time together.Copy !req
511. Some of it right here.Copy !req
512. Your father and I were quite close
when we were both much younger.Copy !req
513. Now, I have all kinds
of information, Peter.Copy !req
514. And some of it does me no good.Copy !req
515. Well, take the Aymara people,
for instance, of central Peru.Copy !req
516. I know that the soil
beneath their land...Copy !req
517. houses a naturally
occurring metal alloy...Copy !req
518. that is potentially hyperconductive.Copy !req
519. I also know that you have managed
to successfully conduct business...Copy !req
520. with these and
other tribal concerns...Copy !req
521. in parts of the world
traditionally resistant to development.Copy !req
522. I'm sorry, Ms. Sharp, I think
I must've missed your question.Copy !req
523. My question is, are you
willing to make a bargain?Copy !req
524. I give you the exact location
you want, and in exchange...Copy !req
525. I get to come to you
someday. And you return the favor.Copy !req
526. No questions asked.Copy !req
527. Do we have a deal?Copy !req
528. - Do you smell that?
- Yes.Copy !req
529. And next time, how
about a little warning?Copy !req
530. Huh?Copy !req
531. Oh.Copy !req
532. Not that. Methyl eugenol.Copy !req
533. The chemical responsible for
giving hyacinths their aroma.Copy !req
534. Well, what about it?Copy !req
535. I've been trying to determine what
caused the radioactive capsules...Copy !req
536. in Emily Kramer's
bloodstream to burst at once.Copy !req
537. - This is it, Asterisk.
- Astrid. Her name is Astrid.Copy !req
538. I've got it, Peter.
Methyl eugenol is the key.Copy !req
539. That's what they injected her with.
That's why these women were chosen.Copy !req
540. By itself, harmless. But
given their treatments...Copy !req
541. Causing all the capsules
to burst at once.Copy !req
542. They made her radioactive.
They turned her into a weapon.Copy !req
543. It would be a decidedly blue
compound. And now that I...Copy !req
544. Yes. Yes. That's it.Copy !req
545. I've found the agent that will work.Copy !req
546. - That will interfere with the process.
- How long?Copy !req
547. - How long will it take to make the cure?
- Oh, not long at all, now that I know.Copy !req
548. Where's Olivia?Copy !req
549. When did this happen?Copy !req
550. When did this become
the world we live in?Copy !req
551. Patel. Esterbrook.Copy !req
552. These are the people we
trust to take care of us.Copy !req
553. 5620 Stapleton Avenue.Copy !req
554. The facility where Claire
Williams is being held.Copy !req
555. How could you possibly even... ?Copy !req
556. Radioactive isotopes have a heat
signature visible to spy satellites.Copy !req
557. Had a friend track it
down, National Recon Office.Copy !req
558. You have a friend at the NRO?Copy !req
559. I have a friend who's
cracked their control systems.Copy !req
560. Peter, if I pull the trigger on
this, and the information's bad...Copy !req
561. It's good.Copy !req
562. It's good.Copy !req
563. Charlie, I've got a solid lead.Copy !req
564. The strike team. Full tactical.Copy !req
565. - How we doing?
- Almost there.Copy !req
566. We're sure this is the one. We've got a
visible heat signature from the isotope.Copy !req
567. Visible heat signatures? Radioactive
isotopes don't give off...Copy !req
568. Walter. Walter.Copy !req
569. How we doing?Copy !req
570. Oh, um, Olivia.Copy !req
571. - This is the antidote.
- Okay, Charlie. We're coming now.Copy !req
572. Listen to me. You must inject
this directly into her bloodstream.Copy !req
573. - In the jugular, preferably.
- Okay.Copy !req
574. Facility's located on
the southern edge of Framingham.Copy !req
575. Surveillance teams reported
armed security on the premises.Copy !req
576. We're expecting resistance. So
this will be a tactical entry.Copy !req
577. Our main objective is
securing the victim: Claire Williams.Copy !req
578. Judging from the layout, it's likely
she's being held at the basement levels.Copy !req
579. We'll enter through the northwest.Copy !req
580. Alpha team will enter through the front
to clear out the west of the building.Copy !req
581. Bravo team will clear the
lower levels. Are we clear?Copy !req
582. Then let's make this happen.Copy !req
583. FBI! You're
under arrest. Get down.Copy !req
584. - Stay where you are.
- Hands behind your head.Copy !req
585. Room's clear!Copy !req
586. Look out.Copy !req
587. Man down. We need immediate medevac.Copy !req
588. Call it in. Stay with him.Copy !req
589. - Level's secure. We got a few in custody.
- Any sign of Claire?Copy !req
590. - No.
- Okay, I'm going down.Copy !req
591. Watch yourself.Copy !req
592. FBI!Copy !req
593. Step away from that, please.Copy !req
594. Where is she? Where is Claire Williams?Copy !req
595. Dunham, you can't go in that
room. The radiation will kill us all.Copy !req
596. Claire?Copy !req
597. Claire, my name's Olivia
Dunham. I'm with the FBI.Copy !req
598. I know you're scared, but
I need you to listen to me.Copy !req
599. I need you to come to
the door. I can't come in.Copy !req
600. My head.Copy !req
601. Claire, listen
to me. That's medicine.Copy !req
602. I need you to come to the door
and take it. I can't come in there.Copy !req
603. Claire.Copy !req
604. Claire. Look at me.Copy !req
605. That's good. Now come to the door.Copy !req
606. Keep coming. I need you
to take this syringe.Copy !req
607. I'm gonna tell you what to do.Copy !req
608. Good. Claire.Copy !req
609. Claire? Look at me, Claire.Copy !req
610. I'm right here with you. Claire?Copy !req
611. Claire, right now you need to jab
yourself in the side of your neck.Copy !req
612. Oh, my God, my head.Copy !req
613. Claire? Claire, come on.Copy !req
614. Claire, do it. You can do this.Copy !req
615. Do it. I know you can
do this. Stab it in.Copy !req
616. Good, Claire.Copy !req
617. Agent Dunham.Copy !req
618. Apparently, I didn't make
my point clearly enough.Copy !req
619. I thought you'd be interested to
know that Claire Williams is safe.Copy !req
620. Can't say I'm familiar with that name.Copy !req
621. That's odd.Copy !req
622. Because an employee of
yours, Elizabeth Sarnoff...Copy !req
623. just admitted that you supplied her
with the facility and the equipment...Copy !req
624. to make Emily Kramer and
Ms. Williams into human weapons.Copy !req
625. A disgruntled former employee
will say just about anything...Copy !req
626. to vilify the boss that fired her.Copy !req
627. Then you won't mind coming
with me to answer questions.Copy !req
628. Do you honestly see this
going anywhere, Agent Dunham?Copy !req
629. I have a law firm on retainer that charges
more by hour than you make in a year.Copy !req
630. Then I suggest you get
them to meet you at the FBI.Copy !req
631. I will include police harassment in the
litany of charges I will file against you.Copy !req
632. I'm still gonna walk you out that door
in handcuffs for resisting questioning.Copy !req
633. So the press that I tipped off...Copy !req
634. can splash your
picture all over the news.Copy !req
635. Now, you may not answer to me
or the federal government...Copy !req
636. but you do answer
to a board of directors.Copy !req
637. And I wonder what their response will
be when they have their company...Copy !req
638. dragged into the middle
of a murder investigation.Copy !req
639. Oh!Copy !req
640. - I guess by now you've heard.
- That you frogmarched a senior officer...Copy !req
641. of a multibillion-dollar
conglomerate out of his office?Copy !req
642. Yeah, I heard.Copy !req
643. Quite a few cameras there.Copy !req
644. The press.Copy !req
645. They always get their pound of flesh.Copy !req
646. I understand that you think
I acted too emotionally.Copy !req
647. Putting aside that men always say
that about women they work with...Copy !req
648. I'll get straight to
the point. I am emotional.Copy !req
649. I do bring it into my work.
It's what motivates me.Copy !req
650. It helps me get into the
head space of our victims...Copy !req
651. see what they've seen...Copy !req
652. even if I don't want
to, even if it horrifies me.Copy !req
653. And I think it makes me a better agent.Copy !req
654. If you have a problem
with that, I'm sorry.Copy !req
655. You can fire me.Copy !req
656. But I hope you don't.Copy !req
657. You're not getting off
that easy, Agent Dunham.Copy !req
658. I'll see you in the morning.Copy !req
659. a spike
in the price of oil again...Copy !req
660. sent tremors through
the financial markets.Copy !req
661. But for pure shock value, nothing
beat today's very public detainment...Copy !req
662. of Intrepus' David
Esterbrook by the FBI.Copy !req
663. Intrepus stock is being absolutely
pummeled in overnight trading...Copy !req
664. and analysts predict
it'll open at $23 a share.Copy !req
665. That's a 10-year low...Copy !req
666. which, of course, is very good
news for Intrepus' competitors...Copy !req
667. most notably, Massive Dynamic.Copy !req
668. Shares of MD are up almost 12 percent...Copy !req
669. as investors flee to the
most reliable brand in the sector.Copy !req
670. - Hey.
- Olivia, did you lock yourself out again?Copy !req
671. Actually, Walter, this is our hotel.Copy !req
672. Oh.Copy !req
673. - I need to talk to you.
- Sure. I'll see you upstairs, okay?Copy !req
674. It's nice to see you.Copy !req
675. Good night, Walter.Copy !req
676. And remember tonight, please,
the red toothbrush is mine.Copy !req
677. White for Walter.Copy !req
678. That's me.Copy !req
679. - Right?
- Yes.Copy !req
680. Everything okay?Copy !req
681. I know where you got your information...Copy !req
682. about Claire Williams.Copy !req
683. What was the price?Copy !req
684. What did Nina Sharp want in return?Copy !req
685. Nothing untoward, if that's
what you're worried about.Copy !req
686. Come on, you don't
have to worry about me.Copy !req
687. I'm a big boy. I can
take care of myself.Copy !req
688. You have been looking out for me,
so I'm just returning the favor.Copy !req
689. Thank you.Copy !req
690. There was no letter today, was there?Copy !req
691. No.Copy !req
692. Happy birthday.Copy !req
693. You better get back upstairs before
Walter falls asleep in your bed. Hmm.Copy !req
694. Yeah.Copy !req
695. He has actually done that before...Copy !req
696. while I was sleeping.Copy !req
697. Really not something
you wanna wake up to.Copy !req
698. Good night.Copy !req
699. Good night.Copy !req
700. Mm.Copy !req