1. Connecting trains
to the orange and blue lineCopy !req
2. at Farragut Street.Copy !req
3. Bergman's, right?Copy !req
4. The store
where you bought your hat.Copy !req
5. Oh, yeah.Copy !req
6. I didn't... I didn't leave
the tag on, did I?Copy !req
7. No.Copy !req
8. I walk by there every day
on my way home.Copy !req
9. I saw the hat
in the display window,Copy !req
10. and I knew I had to get it
for my dad.Copy !req
11. But in gray. Gray's his thing.Copy !req
12. That's very thoughtful.Copy !req
13. Next stop, Woodley Park.Copy !req
14. When's the last time
you saw him?Copy !req
15. Sunday.Copy !req
16. We both go
to St. Patrick's episcopal.Copy !req
17. Good. That's good.Copy !req
18. Woodley Park.Copy !req
19. It was nice to meet you.Copy !req
20. You, too.Copy !req
21. Please allow passengers to exit
before boarding the train.Copy !req
22. Sir, you forgot your briefcase!Copy !req
23. Sir, you forgot your briefcase!Copy !req
24. What the hell?Copy !req
25. I can't breathe.Copy !req
26. - Are... Are you okay?
Call 9-1-1.Copy !req
27. Miss, are you okay?Copy !req
28. Please help me!
Please, I need help!Copy !req
29. Please!Copy !req
30. What is this?Copy !req
31. Café au lait...Copy !req
32. unless you like
the dark nut better.Copy !req
33. - But don't decide yet.
- I'm sorry. Let's start over.Copy !req
34. Why is our dining room
no longer dine-able?Copy !req
35. We're remodeling.Copy !req
36. Clearly, and we're doing it
at 7:00 a.m.Copy !req
37. Well, the guy at the hardware store said
to hang the samples in the morningCopy !req
38. so that you can see what they
look like throughout the day.Copy !req
39. What do you think?Copy !req
40. I like this one.Copy !req
41. Grandma's Pumpkins?Copy !req
42. Grandma's what?Copy !req
43. I know it's ridiculous.Copy !req
44. Oh, I'm just so sick of this room.Copy !req
45. Why? I like this room.Copy !req
46. It's not the room.Copy !req
47. It's just that someone invaded
our lives, our house.Copy !req
48. They put that stupid box
in the floor.Copy !req
49. It doesn't matter anymore.Copy !req
50. They made me believe
you were a monster.Copy !req
51. I doubted you.Copy !req
52. I doubted us.Copy !req
53. Yeah, we're past it.Copy !req
54. We're gonna be fine.Copy !req
55. And I don't think that we need
to destroy the dining room.Copy !req
56. I think that we just need...Copy !req
57. To move?Copy !req
58. I was gonna say we need time,Copy !req
59. but, uh, it's good to know
where your head's at.Copy !req
60. Keen.Copy !req
61. Turn on the TV.Copy !req
62. Babe, can you turn the TV on?Copy !req
63. Which channel?Copy !req
64. Any channel.Copy !req
65. This is the scene
at D.C.'s Red Line Station.Copy !req
66. Details are still sketchy,Copy !req
67. but rescue teams
and emergency personnelCopy !req
68. are arriving on the...Copy !req
69. Lady! You can't park here!Copy !req
70. Hey, officer! She's with me.Copy !req
71. What do we got?Copy !req
72. Appears to be a biological
attack on the red line.Copy !req
73. - How many dead?
- 37.Copy !req
74. No survivors on the train car.Copy !req
75. Agent Ressler!Copy !req
76. Agent Ressler, we got something
you should probably see.Copy !req
77. The transit authority gave us access
to their closed-circuit feeds.Copy !req
78. What am I looking at here?Copy !req
79. A man carrying a briefcase.Copy !req
80. He boards the train
at Dupont Circle.Copy !req
81. Four minutes elapse.Copy !req
82. The same man exits the trainCopy !req
83. at the next station,
Woodley Park.Copy !req
84. - He's not carrying the briefcase.
- He left it on the train.Copy !req
85. And moments later,
at precisely 6:42 a.m...Copy !req
86. I think we found our delivery device.Copy !req
87. I'll radio the evidence team.Copy !req
88. I reached out
to my contacts at the Agency.Copy !req
89. Central Intelligence
or National Security?Copy !req
90. - Both.
- What you find out?Copy !req
91. Nothing. But that in itself
has some value.Copy !req
92. There was absolutely zero
foreign chatterCopy !req
93. prior to the attack
on the red line.Copy !req
94. So, you think
this was homegrown?Copy !req
95. If I had to put money on it,
which I wouldn't, yes.Copy !req
96. Where are we on that briefcase?Copy !req
97. I reached out to CDC,Copy !req
98. but they denied our request
to release it as evidence.Copy !req
99. - Why?
- Because it tested positiveCopy !req
100. for trace amounts
of radioactive material.Copy !req
101. We'll have to wait
on decontamination protocols.Copy !req
102. Excuse me.Copy !req
103. We've got a caller
into the tip line.Copy !req
104. The person claims
they can I.D. our suspect.Copy !req
105. This is Special Agent Keen.Copy !req
106. Agent Keen,
I have a tip.Copy !req
107. You're a winter, not an autumn.Copy !req
108. Stop wearing olive.Copy !req
109. You know,
I don't have time for this.Copy !req
110. You're not the one
who had to listenCopy !req
111. to that God-awful hold music
for 7 minutes,Copy !req
112. which wouldn't have been necessary
if you'd take my calls.Copy !req
113. It's a little snug.
Don't you think, Martin?Copy !req
114. You know, as much as I love
our little talks,Copy !req
115. you're holding up a lineCopy !req
116. for people that might have
actual information.Copy !req
117. This isn't a social call.Copy !req
118. I can identify the man
you're looking for, Lizzy.Copy !req
119. Okay. Who is he?Copy !req
120. Phones are so impersonal.Copy !req
121. Why don't we meet
for show and tell in 30 minutes?Copy !req
122. Dembe will forward you
a location.Copy !req
123. If you care to hear me out,
wonderful.Copy !req
124. Otherwise,
good luck with your case.Copy !req
125. The man you're looking for
is named Frederick Barnes,Copy !req
126. a former defense
research scientistCopy !req
127. out of ARPAX systems
in Annapolis.Copy !req
128. You may not be familiar
with his name,Copy !req
129. but you're likely familiar
with his work...Copy !req
130. biochemical agents
such as cytochlorin,Copy !req
131. black phosphorus, paratoxin.Copy !req
132. Barnes headed the project team
that developed all of them.Copy !req
133. But he was more than
just a research scientist.Copy !req
134. He was gifted,Copy !req
135. a savantCopy !req
136. of government-sanctioned
mass killing.Copy !req
137. What do you mean, "was"?Copy !req
138. Five years ago,
the man quit his job,Copy !req
139. sold his house,
and entered the free market.Copy !req
140. Started selling his creations
to the highest bidder...Copy !req
141. autocrats, terrorists, me.Copy !req
142. Betraying your country
and auctioning off its secrets.Copy !req
143. Where have I heard that before?Copy !req
144. You want to compare him to me?Copy !req
145. Be my guest.Copy !req
146. I'm perfectly comfortable
with what I am.Copy !req
147. But, please, make no mistake...Copy !req
148. Frederick Barnes
is a very special animal,Copy !req
149. one with the tools
and know-howCopy !req
150. to kill thousands and thousands
of people all at once.Copy !req
151. What he's lacked until now
has been the desire.Copy !req
152. So, what's changed?Copy !req
153. Well, that's the question.Copy !req
154. Barnes has always operated with
a certain level of detachment...Copy !req
155. always the designer,
the seller,Copy !req
156. never the delivery agent
of his own weapons.Copy !req
157. But if Barnes is now willing
to use his workCopy !req
158. to kill indiscriminately,Copy !req
159. then he is, quite literally,Copy !req
160. the most dangerous man
in the world.Copy !req
161. Hey, Dr. Buckner?Copy !req
162. We've managed to I.D.
31 of the victims so far.Copy !req
163. The other 6 presentedCopy !req
164. with pseudoaneurysm of
the internal maxillary artery,Copy !req
165. making them unrecognizable.Copy !req
166. Can you translate
for the medically challenged?Copy !req
167. The arteries in their face
exploded.Copy !req
168. That was the cause of death?Copy !req
169. It was just a symptom
of the larger condition...Copy !req
170. Kurz disease
is what killed them.Copy !req
171. Oh, I've never heard of it.
No one has.Copy !req
172. It's a vascular disorder,
extremely rare.Copy !req
173. Causes the veins and arteries
to hardenCopy !req
174. until the body's starved
of oxygen.Copy !req
175. Odd thing is,
it usually takes about a decadeCopy !req
176. for this disease to run
its full course.Copy !req
177. In this case,
it took two minutes.Copy !req
178. Either of you eat lunch yet?Copy !req
179. No.
Good.Copy !req
180. Follow me.Copy !req
181. Children?Copy !req
182. His name is Ryan Demsky,
9 years old.Copy !req
183. He was here on vacation
with his dadCopy !req
184. from St. Paul,
Minnesota.Copy !req
185. You said this disease is rare.Copy !req
186. How rare?
In the last 5 years,Copy !req
187. there have been a handful
of Kurz infections worldwide.Copy !req
188. We've seen almost 600 new cases
since July,Copy !req
189. which seems impossible,Copy !req
190. since the virus isn't
particularly contagious.Copy !req
191. Unless someone was
intentionally spreading it.Copy !req
192. That's the conclusion
we came to, as well.Copy !req
193. A few months back, Atlanta
opened up an investigationCopy !req
194. tracking large
infection clusters.Copy !req
195. Our suspect has a backgroundCopy !req
196. in biological
and chemical warfare.Copy !req
197. Is it possible that
he weaponized this diseaseCopy !req
198. and somehow modified it
to make it more lethal?Copy !req
199. Technically? Sure.Copy !req
200. But he'd be operating on
the frontiers of fringe science.Copy !req
201. One thing's clear, though...
your man has access.Copy !req
202. Access to what?Copy !req
203. Strontium 90,
a radioactive isotope.Copy !req
204. We found traces of it
on the delivery device.Copy !req
205. He probably used it
as an immunosuppressant.Copy !req
206. Strontium 90
isn't somethingCopy !req
207. you can just pick up
at your local piggly wiggly.Copy !req
208. It's a waste by-product
of nuclear reactors...Copy !req
209. toxic, highly regulated.Copy !req
210. There's only a handful of people
in the worldCopy !req
211. who can procure it
in sizable quantities.Copy !req
212. Let me guess...
you happen to know one of them.Copy !req
213. Actually, I happen to know
three of them...Copy !req
214. the first of whom
was apprehendedCopy !req
215. by Russian authorities
last month,Copy !req
216. the second, vaporized
by a drone in Quetta,Copy !req
217. courtesy of your colleagues
in the five-sided foxhole.Copy !req
218. And the third?Copy !req
219. Is likely Barnes' supplier.Copy !req
220. Cut to it...
I want a name.Copy !req
221. I'm afraid
it wouldn't do you any good.Copy !req
222. The FBI has no jurisdiction
where he operates.Copy !req
223. In any case,Copy !req
224. I've already set a meeting
with him for this afternoon.Copy !req
225. And what makes you think
he knows how to find Barnes?Copy !req
226. He knows how to get paid by him.
That should be sufficient.Copy !req
227. And he's just gonna willingly
hand over this information?Copy !req
228. We'll cross that bridge
when we get there, Donald.Copy !req
229. Look, we're wasting
precious time.Copy !req
230. You want to catch
a mass murdererCopy !req
231. before he strikes again,Copy !req
232. and for that to happen,
I need to catch a plane.Copy !req
233. You should come, Lizzy.Copy !req
234. We could have a therapy session
on the way,Copy !req
235. talk out our problems.Copy !req
236. Have you ever been to Cuba?Copy !req
237. I'm sorry.Copy !req
238. All my tropical wear's
in the wash.Copy !req
239. You'd look positively radiant
in a Guayabera dress.Copy !req
240. I know a little shop in Reston.Copy !req
241. We could stop
before our flight.Copy !req
242. There is
no "our flight."Copy !req
243. You have something more pressing
than finding your suspect?Copy !req
244. Actually, I was able
to track down.Copy !req
245. Barnes' old research partner,Copy !req
246. so I'm hoping she can fill in
some of the missing pieces.Copy !req
247. So, I guess you're on your own.Copy !req
248. I'm sorry you're upset with me.Copy !req
249. That would imply
I care enough to be angry.Copy !req
250. I might do the same
in your position.Copy !req
251. It's easier to blame me
for framing your husbandCopy !req
252. than face the truth
of what he is.Copy !req
253. Tom teaches 4th grade.Copy !req
254. He's overworked and underpaidCopy !req
255. and still wakes up every morning
with a smile on his face.Copy !req
256. You know why?Copy !req
257. Because he knows nothingCopy !req
258. of the terrible world
you and I live in.Copy !req
259. End of story.Copy !req
260. Oh, that's not
the end of the story.Copy !req
261. I'm confident
you'll come to see that.Copy !req
262. But in the meantime,Copy !req
263. we need to find a way
to move past this.Copy !req
264. Because for me,Copy !req
265. there's just no fun in it
unless you're there.Copy !req
266. And if there's no fun to be had,
I'm not interested.Copy !req
267. ? I'm awakeCopy !req
268. ? no, I'm not scaredCopy !req
269. ? of this world we should
probably get goingCopy !req
270. ? and all unseen if you want
to make Havana by noon.Copy !req
271. Quick,
say something nice to me.Copy !req
272. It's been a dreadful morning.Copy !req
273. Would good news suffice?Copy !req
274. You wanted to know
if it ever went on the market?Copy !req
275. I take that to meanCopy !req
276. you'd like me to move forward
with the purchase?Copy !req
277. ? Oh-oh-oh-ohCopy !req
278. Hmm.Copy !req
279. Perhaps this day
can be salvaged after all.Copy !req
280. ? Oh-oh-ohCopy !req
281. ? oh-oh-oh-oh.Copy !req
282. Mrs. Forrester?
Special Agents Keen and Ressler.Copy !req
283. We'd like to talk to you
about Frederick Barnes.Copy !req
284. He was brilliant,
ahead of his time.Copy !req
285. He... he was a rising star
at... at work.Copy !req
286. I-I was never quite sure
why he decided to leave.Copy !req
287. Were you aware of any problems
Barnes may have been havingCopy !req
288. at work
or in his personal life?Copy !req
289. What personal life?
We worked 16-hour days.Copy !req
290. Oh, that's an understatement.Copy !req
291. He practically had Anne living
in that lab.Copy !req
292. He...Copy !req
293. Frederick was obsessive.Copy !req
294. Every research problem was like
a puzzle that he had to solve.Copy !req
295. When did you last
speak with him?Copy !req
296. Five years ago?Copy !req
297. Last I heard, he was taking
a teaching job at Purdue.Copy !req
298. Is he in some kind of trouble?Copy !req
299. Hey, buddy.
This is our son, Ethan.Copy !req
300. Is it okay
if I go over to Caleb's?Copy !req
301. Mm-hmm.
Unh-unh.Copy !req
302. Do me a favor. Not right now.
Go upstairs.Copy !req
303. I'll be right up, okay, sweetie?
Go. Thank you.Copy !req
304. Do you have any contact info
for Barnes?Copy !req
305. Even an old phone number
could help.Copy !req
306. Yeah, I might have something
in the kitchen.Copy !req
307. I need to ask you a personal
question about your son.Copy !req
308. Does he have Kurz disease?Copy !req
309. Yeah.
How did you know that?Copy !req
310. Because I just saw
dozens of corpsesCopy !req
311. infected with a weaponized
variant of the disease.Copy !req
312. Barnes released it
on the red line this morning.Copy !req
313. He killed 37 people,
including a 9-year-old child.Copy !req
314. And I have a hard time believing
the coincidenceCopy !req
315. that your son is infected
with the same diseaseCopy !req
316. your former research partnerCopy !req
317. is now using
to commit mass murder.Copy !req
318. So, if there's something
you're holding back,Copy !req
319. now would be a good time
to re-evaluate that decision.Copy !req
320. Frederick is Ethan's father.Copy !req
321. Does your husband know this?Copy !req
322. It just happened.Copy !req
323. I thought it was best for
the family to keep the secret.Copy !req
324. Does Frederick know
he's Ethan's real father?Copy !req
325. Yeah.Copy !req
326. When Ethan was 5,
he... he developed Kurz,Copy !req
327. and they... they told us
it was untreatable.Copy !req
328. Frederick wouldn't accept that.Copy !req
329. He had contacts
in the pharmaceutical industry.Copy !req
330. He reached out to themCopy !req
331. to secure research funding
into the disease,Copy !req
332. but everyone turned him down.Copy !req
333. Why?Copy !req
334. Kurz is too rare.Copy !req
335. Small disease
means small profits.Copy !req
336. That's why Barnes is killing.Copy !req
337. He wants to infect enough people
th Kurz diseaseCopy !req
338. that it gets on the public's radar.
Why?Copy !req
339. Because then
it can't be ignored anymore.Copy !req
340. The more people that die,Copy !req
341. the more attention
the disease gets.Copy !req
342. And the more profitable it will
be to invest research dollars.Copy !req
343. Putting aside
how insane this sounds,Copy !req
344. if you're right,
Barnes is just getting started.Copy !req
345. Buenas tardes, Maria Rosa!Copy !req
346. Buenas tardes!
Qué tal?Copy !req
347. Ahh, gracias.Copy !req
348. Mmm. Gracias.Copy !req
349. Manny, as always,
you look like hell.Copy !req
350. Says the devil himself.Copy !req
351. Come here.Copy !req
352. So, what brings you
to my neck of the woods, gringo?Copy !req
353. Just you, Manny.
It's all you.Copy !req
354. Let's talk about strontium 90.Copy !req
355. Strontium 90?
Of course that's what you want.Copy !req
356. Because you can't want drugs
or Qassam rocketsCopy !req
357. like anyone else.Copy !req
358. A Qassam rocket is
a fertilizer-filled trash can.Copy !req
359. I wouldn't fire that eyesore
at my worst enemy.Copy !req
360. How much do you need?Copy !req
361. 12 kilos.Copy !req
362. What exactly
are you going to doCopy !req
363. with 12 kilograms
of strontium 90?Copy !req
364. Bueno.Copy !req
365. I've secured the funds
on the purchase.Copy !req
366. I'm ready to proceed
on Red's word.Copy !req
367. Good. I'll let him know
once he's done with Soto.Copy !req
368. Excellent.Copy !req
369. $6 million.
I need three weeks.Copy !req
370. I need it now.
Not possible.Copy !req
371. Fresh out, I'm afraid.Copy !req
372. Then perhaps I could get in
touch with your previous buyerCopy !req
373. and make them an offer instead.Copy !req
374. Are you threatening to cut me
out of my own business?Copy !req
375. Because we're not
that good of friends.Copy !req
376. What, are they
gonna pull their gunsCopy !req
377. and hold them all sideways
at me?Copy !req
378. Manny, I'm sure we can comeCopy !req
379. to a mutually beneficial
arrangement.Copy !req
380. I'm listening.Copy !req
381. Reach out to your buyer,Copy !req
382. convince them to sell back
some of their purchase to youCopy !req
383. at a premium.Copy !req
384. What kind of premium?Copy !req
385. My client will put up
$10 millionCopy !req
386. for immediate delivery,Copy !req
387. with a hefty transaction fee
for yourself, of course.Copy !req
388. Mm.Copy !req
389. Did he take the bait?Copy !req
390. Like a trout to a butterworm.Copy !req
391. He should be calling Barnes
any minute.Copy !req
392. Call's going through now.Copy !req
393. Good, run the trace.Copy !req
394. What do you need?Copy !req
395. A bottle of beer
and a pork sandwich.Copy !req
396. How about you?
What do you need?Copy !req
397. How about Barnes' location?Copy !req
398. Sir?Copy !req
399. Are you with group 33?Copy !req
400. Yes.Copy !req
401. I was actually hoping
to reschedule my jury service.Copy !req
402. I'll need your summons.Copy !req
403. Yes.Copy !req
404. You know what?
I think I left it in my car.Copy !req
405. I'll be right back.Copy !req
406. Cooper.Copy !req
407. Red got us a 20 on Barnes.
Where is he?Copy !req
408. The courthouse in Arlington.
We're on our way in now.Copy !req
409. Federal agents!
Federal agent!Copy !req
410. FBI!
Move! Move! Move!Copy !req
411. Take the north stairwell.
I've got the second floor.Copy !req
412. All right, everyone.
Single file.Copy !req
413. Your tax dollars at work.Copy !req
414. Help!Copy !req
415. Somebody help us!Copy !req
416. Federal agent, FBI.Copy !req
417. I'm gonna need
your tanks and your mask.Copy !req
418. I need you to evacuate
everyone in this hallwayCopy !req
419. and get everybody out of here
now, including yourself. Go!Copy !req
420. Stop! FBI!Copy !req
421. Help me, please!Copy !req
422. Somebody, help!Copy !req
423. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay.
Stop! Stop! Stop!Copy !req
424. We're gonna get help.
I've got you. Come on.Copy !req
425. Out!Copy !req
426. Out of the way!Copy !req
427. Move!Copy !req
428. Freeze!Copy !req
429. I'm only gonna say this once...
drop the gun.Copy !req
430. You first.
I'm gonna count to 3.Copy !req
431. If that gun is not on the
ground, I will shoot this man.Copy !req
432. And you will be dead
one second after.Copy !req
433. 1, 2, 3!
You don't have to do this!Copy !req
434. All right!
All right!Copy !req
435. Drop the gun and kick it away.Copy !req
436. Drop the gun! Now!Copy !req
437. Let him go.Copy !req
438. Cindy Wright.
You must be Lew.Copy !req
439. Is that short for Louise?Copy !req
440. No. Thanks for meeting me
on such short notice.Copy !req
441. Oh, not a problem.Copy !req
442. As I'm sure my assistant
told you on the phone,Copy !req
443. the house is in escrow.Copy !req
444. We're only accepting
backup offers.Copy !req
445. I understand.
Why don't we head inside?Copy !req
446. I'll give you a tour
of the property.Copy !req
447. Oh, that won't be necessary.Copy !req
448. My client's prepared
to make an offer.Copy !req
449. Double the asking price...
In cash.Copy !req
450. I'm sure you can find a fair
commission for yourself...Copy !req
451. assuming your escrow
falls through, that is.Copy !req
452. I just got off the phone
with Dr. Buckner.Copy !req
453. She's coordinating triage teams
at D.C. General.Copy !req
454. How bad?Copy !req
455. 26 confirmed dead,Copy !req
456. but it looks like the attack
was contained to the jury room.Copy !req
457. And your survivor?Copy !req
458. Too soon to tell.Copy !req
459. But given her level of exposure,
Dr. Buckner's not optimistic.Copy !req
460. - What have you got?
- Casualty lists.Copy !req
461. I keep asking myself, "how is
Barnes choosing his targets?"Copy !req
462. And that got me thinking...Copy !req
463. a courthouse
and public transportation.Copy !req
464. What do these two things
have in common?Copy !req
465. They're both managed
by the state.Copy !req
466. Right, but more importantly,Copy !req
467. they both contain random
groupings of people...Copy !req
468. various ages,
genders, ethnicities.Copy !req
469. I'm not sure I follow.
Well, it seems like Barnes is targetingCopy !req
470. large cross sections
of the population.Copy !req
471. You don't get a more random
sample than a jury pool.Copy !req
472. So... Barnes wants to kill
different types of people?Copy !req
473. I don't know.Copy !req
474. Is it possible
these aren't just attacks?Copy !req
475. Could Barnes be conductingCopy !req
476. some kind of demonstration
or experiment?Copy !req
477. Agent Keen? A word.Copy !req
478. You're on duty, correct?Copy !req
479. Are you carrying your badge?Copy !req
480. Of course.
Why?Copy !req
481. Because it's protocol.
Then would you care to explainCopy !req
482. why you would surrender
your firearm to a suspectCopy !req
483. in the middle
of a hostage situation?Copy !req
484. It was a judgment call.Copy !req
485. Barnes was going to kill
that officer.Copy !req
486. I realize you're new at this,
Agent Keen,Copy !req
487. but some rules
don't have exceptions.Copy !req
488. And giving up your weapon,Copy !req
489. that happens to be
top of the list.Copy !req
490. I am fully aware
of our field regulations.Copy !req
491. And since you
willfully ignored them,Copy !req
492. your actions will be subject
to a formal review.Copy !req
493. What does that mean?Copy !req
494. It means an administrative panel
will decideCopy !req
495. whether or not
you'll be sanctioned.Copy !req
496. And we'll see
where we go from there.Copy !req
497. You mind telling me
what the hell that was?Copy !req
498. If you're asking whether I
reported you, the answer is yes.Copy !req
499. Why would you do that?Copy !req
500. Look, Keen.Copy !req
501. I like you.
I respect you.Copy !req
502. But that moment back there
with BarnesCopy !req
503. showed me that you're qualified.Copy !req
504. You would've taken the shot?
Is that it?Copy !req
505. It's easy to make the tough call
after the fact, isn't it?Copy !req
506. It's what any trained
field agent would've done,Copy !req
507. which is precisely the point.Copy !req
508. And that hostage would be dead.Copy !req
509. Then I guess
that's just what happens.Copy !req
510. That's a man's life
you're talking about.Copy !req
511. Yes.Copy !req
512. One man's,Copy !req
513. which you traded for hundreds,
possibly thousands,Copy !req
514. by letting Barnes get away.Copy !req
515. And if you can't understand
why that's a bad call,Copy !req
516. you don't belong
in a tactical unit.Copy !req
517. You're a very lucky girl.Copy !req
518. Please tell me
that's the last one.Copy !req
519. The last one, I promise.Copy !req
520. What are the tests
gonna tell us?Copy !req
521. Whether you have any infection
in your body.Copy !req
522. What happened to those people
at the courthouse,Copy !req
523. is that gonna happen to me?Copy !req
524. Not if I can help it,
sweetheart.Copy !req
525. You just hang tight, okay?Copy !req
526. If you're here for more blood,
I'm pretty tapped.Copy !req
527. Nothing that exciting,
I'm afraid.Copy !req
528. I'm just here to change out
your I.V. bag.Copy !req
529. How are you feeling?Copy !req
530. Uh...Copy !req
531. A little, um...Copy !req
532. Light-headed.Copy !req
533. Either you accidentally
dialed the wrong number...Copy !req
534. Or you're calling
because you've hit a dead end.Copy !req
535. So, which is it?Copy !req
536. Barnes got away,
and the trail's dried up.Copy !req
537. You g-men are top shelf.Copy !req
538. Let me guess.Copy !req
539. Ressler slipped
on a banana peel?Copy !req
540. Do you know how to find him?Copy !req
541. I'm not a gumball machine,
Lizzy.Copy !req
542. You don't get to
just twist the handleCopy !req
543. whenever you want a treat.Copy !req
544. We can't keep doing
this little waltz.Copy !req
545. Don't hang up.Copy !req
546. I'm listening.Copy !req
547. The reason
Barnes is still out thereCopy !req
548. is because I let him slip away.Copy !req
549. And it's only a matter of time
before he kills again.Copy !req
550. So, please, I need your help.Copy !req
551. Ah, music to my ears.Copy !req
552. What was that last part again?Copy !req
553. I need your help.Copy !req
554. All you had to do was ask.Copy !req
555. I saw in the coverageCopy !req
556. there was a survivor
from the Arlington attack.Copy !req
557. You should assume
Barnes knows that, as well.Copy !req
558. Which means what?Copy !req
559. Has he been to see her yet?Copy !req
560. Uh, no.Copy !req
561. Are you sure?Copy !req
562. Why would he?Copy !req
563. Barnes may be a scientist,
but he's also a killer.Copy !req
564. And in that line of work,Copy !req
565. a survivor is considered
unfinished business.Copy !req
566. - Maybe we beat him to it.
- Or maybe Red was wrong.Copy !req
567. What's going on?Copy !req
568. We have reason to believe Ms. Rubin is in danger.
From what?Copy !req
569. Ms. Rubin? Elisa?Copy !req
570. Who's had access to this room?Copy !req
571. Just Dr. Buckner
and the nurse.Copy !req
572. Lock down the hospital.
No one gets in or out.Copy !req
573. I want every single employee
identified.Copy !req
574. Is she okay?Copy !req
575. Help me with her.Copy !req
576. What is that?Copy !req
577. Looks like
a bone marrow biopsy wound.Copy !req
578. I didn't authorize
this procedure.Copy !req
579. You were right
about Barnes.Copy !req
580. They weren't just attacks.
They were experiments.Copy !req
581. He was searching for someone with a
natural immunity for Kurz disease.Copy !req
582. You mean like Elisa Rubin?Copy !req
583. That's why she survived
the attack.Copy !req
584. Her test results
just came back.Copy !req
585. She has zero sign of infection.Copy !req
586. So, he's going to use
this genetic immunityCopy !req
587. to synthesize an antidote,Copy !req
588. then, if Barnes believes
he has the cure...Copy !req
589. He's going for the boy.Copy !req
590. Come on. Come on.Copy !req
591. Hello?Copy !req
592. Mrs. Forrester,
this is Special Agent Keen.Copy !req
593. I need you to listen to me
very carefully.Copy !req
594. Is your son, Ethan, with you?Copy !req
595. Uh, yeah.
Why? Is something wrong?Copy !req
596. Take your son and get out
of your house immediately.Copy !req
597. We have reason to believe that
Frederick Barnes is on his way.Copy !req
598. I need you to get Ethan
to a safe place.Copy !req
599. Anne!Copy !req
600. Anne, are you there?Copy !req
601. What are you doing here?Copy !req
602. We need to talk.
Mrs. Forrester?Copy !req
603. The police
are already on their way.Copy !req
604. Well, then,
I don't have a lot of time.Copy !req
605. Please, I need to see Ethan.Copy !req
606. It's true, isn't it?Copy !req
607. What happened to all those
people on the subway...Copy !req
608. It was you.Copy !req
609. I did... what I had to do
for our son.Copy !req
610. And you'll understand
soon enough.Copy !req
611. No.
Get out of our house.Copy !req
612. Anne...Copy !req
613. Stay away from him!
Anne! No!Copy !req
614. Ethan.
Don't be scared.Copy !req
615. I'm... a friend, and I know
you haven't been well.Copy !req
616. And I'm here to help you.Copy !req
617. But I need you to trust me.Copy !req
618. Can you do that?
Can you trust me?Copy !req
619. Ethan?Copy !req
620. No, Ethan! Ethan!
Stop! Stop! Stop!Copy !req
621. Ethan, it's okay! Ethan!
No! No! No!Copy !req
622. Ethan! I'm not gonna hurt you.Copy !req
623. Just relax and breathe.
It's okay.Copy !req
624. Anne, we're here.Copy !req
625. Step away from him!Copy !req
626. I can't do that.Copy !req
627. I think you're probably
well aware of that by now.Copy !req
628. I know what you think you have
in that needle.Copy !req
629. Yes, my son's future.Copy !req
630. Your cure is experimental.Copy !req
631. It could just as easily
kill him.Copy !req
632. If I do nothing,
he dies anyway.Copy !req
633. You don't know that.
Yes, I do.Copy !req
634. There's no other treatment.Copy !req
635. There's no universeCopy !req
636. in which I let you stick
that thing in his neck.Copy !req
637. This... is his chance.Copy !req
638. This is the only chance
that he'll ever have.Copy !req
639. And I don't think
you're gonna stop me.Copy !req
640. Ethan?Copy !req
641. Ethan?Copy !req
642. What are you doing here?Copy !req
643. I brought you a souvenir.Copy !req
644. What's your feeling
about guava?Copy !req
645. Anxiety.Copy !req
646. Oh, you're in for a treat.Copy !req
647. I take it
from the coroner's vanCopy !req
648. that Barnes
is no longer with us.Copy !req
649. Pity.Copy !req
650. Tell that to the families
of the people he murdered.Copy !req
651. Every cause has
more than one effect.Copy !req
652. Say what you will
about Frederick,Copy !req
653. but someone who's willing
to burn the world downCopy !req
654. to protect the one person
they care about...Copy !req
655. That's a man I understand.Copy !req
656. Is that meant to be
directed at me?Copy !req
657. Aren't you presumptuous?Copy !req
658. Is that how you somehow justify
your actions,Copy !req
659. by some misguided notion
of protecting me?Copy !req
660. From whom?Copy !req
661. My husband, I suppose.Copy !req
662. I don't need your protection.Copy !req
663. Maybe not.Copy !req
664. But I do need you
to do this job.Copy !req
665. I've accepted that.Copy !req
666. And believe it or not,Copy !req
667. I appreciate what you do
for the bureau.Copy !req
668. And at work,
you and I are partners.Copy !req
669. But that's where this
relationship needs to end...Copy !req
670. at work.Copy !req
671. I don't want you
in my personal life.Copy !req
672. I don't know
how to make that clear.Copy !req
673. You know the problem
with drawing lines in the sand?Copy !req
674. With a breath of air,
they disappear.Copy !req
675. You may not like me.Copy !req
676. You may not understand
how or why I do what I do.Copy !req
677. But I'm here because
you want answers to questionsCopy !req
678. you haven't even
thought of yet.Copy !req
679. Now, if that
doesn't matter to you,Copy !req
680. the solution is simple...Copy !req
681. I get in this car
and I disappear.Copy !req
682. You have a deal
with the government.Copy !req
683. You have a tracking device
in your neck.Copy !req
684. You don't believe
Raymond ReddingtonCopy !req
685. could cease to exist
in 60 seconds?Copy !req
686. I offer that particular package
to clients.Copy !req
687. You're offering to walk away?Copy !req
688. I'm not going to beg youCopy !req
689. to allow me the privilege
of helping you.Copy !req
690. So, say the word, and I'm gone.Copy !req
691. Tell me to go, Lizzy.Copy !req
692. Then I guess
I'll see you tomorrow.Copy !req
693. Hard to believe,Copy !req
694. but I'm just about
finished up here.Copy !req
695. Yeah, I'm done.Copy !req
696. That was a difficult call
you made with Barnes.Copy !req
697. Would've been tough for anyone
in that position.Copy !req
698. I keep going over
that moment in my head,Copy !req
699. wondering
what would've happenedCopy !req
700. if I'd just let him
go through with it.Copy !req
701. Given what we know,Copy !req
702. that drug was
probably the real thing.Copy !req
703. What made you do it?Copy !req
704. Because you were right.
Barnes needed to be stopped.Copy !req
705. And if the cure's genuine,Copy !req
706. it'll be vetted
through the proper channels.Copy !req
707. If it's too late
for Ethan by then?Copy !req
708. Then I guess
that's just what happens.Copy !req
709. What is this?Copy !req
710. We're remodeling.Copy !req
711. Clearly.Copy !req
712. Long day?Copy !req
713. You have no idea.Copy !req
714. It's killing you, isn't it?Copy !req
715. Did you really get rid
of all our stuff?Copy !req
716. Do you seriously not remember?Copy !req
717. What?Copy !req
718. Wow, okay.
It was Friday night.Copy !req
719. We'd just driven in
from RochesterCopy !req
720. and picked up the keys
to this place,Copy !req
721. but our furniture wasn't coming
until Sunday.Copy !req
722. So, we drove to the store,
and we got Ike.Copy !req
723. Oh, yeah, the lamp.Copy !req
724. Remember, that "a" was scratched
off the finish?Copy !req
725. Poor guy was
in the clearance bin.Copy !req
726. And on the way back,Copy !req
727. we stopped at that little
Chinese place and got takeout.Copy !req
728. That was our first night
in this place.Copy !req
729. Yeah.
That's all we had.Copy !req
730. It's all we ever needed.Copy !req
731. Just you, me, and Ike.Copy !req
732. Strange.Copy !req
733. I remember it being bigger.Copy !req
734. I don't understand.
Of all the places...Copy !req
735. Marigot, Doha,
Florence, Seychelles...Copy !req
736. why this place?Copy !req
737. I raised my family
in this house.Copy !req
738. It's lovely.Copy !req
739. No, it's not,
but it used to be.Copy !req
740. Time to go.Copy !req
741. Did you prepare everything
the way I asked?Copy !req
742. This place must hold
a lot of memories for you.Copy !req
743. I spend every day trying
to forget what happened here.Copy !req
744. This should help.Copy !req