WEBVTT 00:01.042 --> 00:02.127 (Simmons) 'Time's up.' 00:02.169 --> 00:03.295 [gunshot] 'Told you I'd end you.' 00:03.337 --> 00:04.338 (Carter) 'Answer me!' 00:04.379 --> 00:06.131 [phone ringing] 00:06.173 --> 00:07.925 (Sameen) 'Finch, we've got a problem.' 00:07.967 --> 00:09.802 (Fusco) 'Reese has really gone off the reservation this time.' 00:09.844 --> 00:12.721 (Sameen) 'We're out of options. We need root.' 00:12.763 --> 00:14.849 (Harold) 'I know this is our only option, Ms. Shaw.' 00:14.890 --> 00:16.099 'I just want to make sure we're prepared' 00:16.141 --> 00:17.434 'for what may happen.' 00:17.476 --> 00:19.394 Mr. Reese, we save lives. 00:19.436 --> 00:21.229 You save lives. 00:21.271 --> 00:22.439 Not all of them. 00:23.565 --> 00:25.776 [indistinct radio chatter] 00:27.402 --> 00:29.822 [dramatic music] 00:40.123 --> 00:42.584 [phone ringing] 00:49.675 --> 00:50.676 Ms. Shaw. 00:50.718 --> 00:52.219 We have a new number yet? 00:52.260 --> 00:54.053 (Harold) 'No, not at this time.' 00:54.095 --> 00:56.015 It's been a while. 00:56.056 --> 00:58.559 Guess the city's scumbags have been behaving. 00:58.600 --> 00:59.852 We could use a little quiet. 00:59.894 --> 01:01.520 (Sameen) 'I don't do quiet.' 01:01.562 --> 01:03.856 That's why I took this job, and the one before that. 01:03.898 --> 01:05.524 Not sure I appreciate being associated 01:05.566 --> 01:08.027 with your former employers 01:08.068 --> 01:10.237 who tried to kill you. 01:10.278 --> 01:13.240 It's not like this job's any safer. 01:13.281 --> 01:15.701 Speaking of quiet, have you heard from Reese? 01:15.743 --> 01:17.327 As soon as he was strong enough to stand 01:17.369 --> 01:18.954 he left without a word. 01:18.996 --> 01:20.205 Any idea where he went 01:20.247 --> 01:22.123 or when he's coming back? 01:22.165 --> 01:24.919 I'm afraid only Mr. Reese can answer those questions. 01:26.169 --> 01:28.047 Goodbye, Ms. Shaw. 01:28.087 --> 01:29.256 [phone beeps] 01:30.549 --> 01:32.133 [payphone ringing] 01:37.014 --> 01:38.181 [ringing] 01:46.105 --> 01:48.525 [payphones ringing] 02:14.885 --> 02:16.053 [instrumental music] 02:24.645 --> 02:27.064 [indistinct chatter on TV] 02:29.984 --> 02:31.150 Whiskey. 02:34.947 --> 02:36.824 Just keep 'em coming. 02:36.865 --> 02:38.450 Another game, double or nothing? 02:38.492 --> 02:40.535 - Okay. - What're you trying to pull? 02:40.577 --> 02:42.037 You think you can hustle me? 02:42.079 --> 02:43.789 (male #1) 'Come on, man, it's just a lucky shot.' 02:43.831 --> 02:45.082 Well, your luck just ran out, pal. 02:45.124 --> 02:47.250 Fellas, hey! Hey. Hey, come on! 02:47.292 --> 02:49.670 'Somebody help me! Take it easy, guys!' 02:49.711 --> 02:51.922 (male #2) 'Let me know if this is taking it easy.' 02:51.964 --> 02:53.132 [grunting] 02:59.638 --> 03:01.389 (male #1) 'Argh, stop!' 03:20.701 --> 03:22.201 I'll be going out for provisions later. 03:22.243 --> 03:23.495 Please let me know if there's 03:23.537 --> 03:25.080 anything in particular you require. 03:25.122 --> 03:26.957 Just a book from your cart. 03:28.458 --> 03:31.086 Top shelf, third from the right. 03:38.259 --> 03:42.097 "False Gods. Pseudepigrapha in the modern age?" 03:42.139 --> 03:44.349 Doing a little light reading, Ms. Groves? 03:46.518 --> 03:48.603 I know it's been hard for you, Harold 03:48.645 --> 03:50.022 what with everything you've been through. 03:50.064 --> 03:54.233 And now even John's left. 03:54.275 --> 03:58.530 Still, you really shouldn't take it out on her. 03:58.572 --> 04:01.366 I'm sure I don't know what you're talking about. 04:01.408 --> 04:05.286 I'm talking...about you ignoring her. 04:10.667 --> 04:13.253 She has a new number for us. 04:19.426 --> 04:21.178 How did you get this? 04:22.679 --> 04:25.015 Are you communicating with the machine? 04:25.057 --> 04:27.893 I understand why you want to quit, Harold. 04:27.935 --> 04:29.728 But now is not the time. 04:29.770 --> 04:31.730 'She wants us to work together.' 04:48.205 --> 04:49.873 (Sameen) I knew you were holding out on me. 04:49.915 --> 04:51.708 Must you do that? 04:51.750 --> 04:54.294 So we have another number. 04:54.335 --> 04:56.880 - I haven't decided. - Decided? 04:56.922 --> 04:58.715 I didn't think you got to decide. 04:58.757 --> 05:00.467 Actually, I do. 05:02.719 --> 05:06.473 Okay, well, is that going to happen anytime soon 05:06.514 --> 05:10.060 'or should I be looking for some action elsewhere?' 05:19.486 --> 05:21.280 'Arthur Claypool.' 05:25.242 --> 05:26.325 'Something wrong, Finch?' 05:26.367 --> 05:29.288 No, nothing. We should get to work. 05:29.329 --> 05:31.790 [keys clacking] 05:31.832 --> 05:34.042 [indistinct radio chatter] 05:34.084 --> 05:36.086 (Harold) 'You're in the hospital's employee database' 05:36.128 --> 05:37.629 'as Dr. Anne Moore.' 05:37.671 --> 05:39.756 You sure you don't want to play MD, Harold? 05:39.798 --> 05:41.008 I never made a convincing doctor 05:41.049 --> 05:42.341 even when I was one. 05:42.383 --> 05:43.885 No, I think it's best if I stay here 05:43.927 --> 05:46.221 and find out as much as possible about Claypool. 05:46.263 --> 05:47.931 So what are the details on this guy? 05:47.973 --> 05:49.724 'He lives and works in Maryland.' 05:49.766 --> 05:52.519 Until recently, he was an IT consultant 05:52.560 --> 05:53.854 'at a software company' 05:53.895 --> 05:56.273 Runyon Technology Solutions. 05:56.315 --> 05:58.483 'His most recent credit card charges' 05:58.525 --> 06:00.401 are at the hospital gift shop. 06:00.443 --> 06:02.279 What room's he in? 06:02.321 --> 06:03.905 'That's the strange part, there's no record of him' 06:03.947 --> 06:06.116 'in the hospital's admissions system.' 06:08.118 --> 06:09.536 I got him. He's here. 06:09.577 --> 06:12.914 Then his medical records must be on file. 06:12.956 --> 06:15.000 'I found them.' 06:15.042 --> 06:16.584 According to this, his diagnosis 06:16.626 --> 06:18.920 'is glioblastoma multiforme.' 06:18.962 --> 06:21.673 Brain tumor. Does it give a prognosis? 06:23.342 --> 06:24.885 Terminal. 06:24.926 --> 06:27.262 So, assuming this guy is the victim 06:27.304 --> 06:28.972 who would want to kill a dying man? 06:29.014 --> 06:31.975 I suppose that's what we need to find out. 06:40.859 --> 06:44.445 And how are you doing today, Mr. Claypool? 06:44.487 --> 06:48.533 I suspect more honeybee than dragonfly. 06:48.575 --> 06:49.826 Excuse me? 06:49.868 --> 06:51.494 Lifespans. 06:51.536 --> 06:53.788 Dragonfly is four months. Honeybee is four weeks. 06:53.830 --> 06:56.583 Well, so long as you don't go mayfly on me 06:56.624 --> 06:58.043 we won't have a problem. 06:58.085 --> 06:59.336 Are you new? 06:59.378 --> 07:00.837 'Or have I just forgotten you?' 07:00.879 --> 07:02.589 You haven't forgotten me. 07:02.630 --> 07:04.549 Oh, well, give it time. 07:04.591 --> 07:07.344 My mind, it's like a computer with a corrupted file system. 07:07.386 --> 07:08.970 I know I want to remember something 07:09.012 --> 07:11.223 and I go to open the file, and then it's just gone. 07:11.265 --> 07:12.640 'And then, the next thing I know' 07:12.682 --> 07:14.101 'memories come flooding back' 07:14.142 --> 07:16.644 and out of me like a loon. 07:18.105 --> 07:20.190 Including a few that really shouldn't. 07:20.232 --> 07:22.276 And what memories are those? 07:24.152 --> 07:26.363 Mr. Claypool? 07:26.405 --> 07:28.573 Have you hard-coded the essential values? 07:28.615 --> 07:29.824 I'm sorry? 07:29.866 --> 07:31.410 We must check the database 07:31.450 --> 07:32.953 after every operation. 07:32.994 --> 07:34.413 Excuse me, doctor.. 07:36.581 --> 07:37.999 '...Moore.' 07:38.041 --> 07:39.542 I haven't seen you on this floor before. 07:39.584 --> 07:41.044 That's because I haven't been here before. 07:41.086 --> 07:42.879 - I just transferred in. - From where? 07:42.921 --> 07:44.339 New York General. 07:44.381 --> 07:45.799 What's your specialty? 07:45.840 --> 07:47.384 Clinical oncology and palliative care. 07:47.426 --> 07:49.261 What's yours? 07:51.179 --> 07:52.847 Let me know if you need anything. 07:52.889 --> 07:54.349 Sure. 07:59.562 --> 08:01.731 Finch, Claypool has a government security detail. 08:01.773 --> 08:03.358 What did you say his job was? 08:03.400 --> 08:05.944 IT consultant. I realize that's somewhat vague. 08:05.986 --> 08:08.029 A Maryland address, vague job title 08:08.071 --> 08:09.614 security detail. 08:09.656 --> 08:11.616 I'd say he's got top-secret clearance or better. 08:11.658 --> 08:14.244 He said his tumor was causing memories to flood out of him 08:14.286 --> 08:15.703 including some that shouldn't. 08:15.745 --> 08:17.538 'Could be..' 08:17.580 --> 08:20.583 someone's planning on shutting him up for good. 08:25.046 --> 08:26.381 His security detail is using 08:26.423 --> 08:28.049 a three-man wedge formation. 08:28.091 --> 08:29.592 'Meaning what?' 08:29.634 --> 08:31.886 Meaning they're secret service. 08:31.928 --> 08:34.097 'Finch..' 08:34.139 --> 08:36.515 '...who the hell is this guy?' 08:47.610 --> 08:48.778 [indistinct radio chatter] 08:51.406 --> 08:52.573 [engine cranking] 08:55.576 --> 08:56.744 [sighs] 09:00.874 --> 09:02.042 [birds chirping] 09:03.460 --> 09:05.420 Are they sparrows, dad? 09:06.713 --> 09:08.131 Mm-hmm. 09:08.173 --> 09:09.549 Oh, close. 09:11.009 --> 09:12.511 Tell you what. 09:12.552 --> 09:15.305 You help me with the truck 09:15.347 --> 09:17.974 and I'll help you with the birds, hmm? 09:18.016 --> 09:19.226 Okay. 09:22.521 --> 09:24.105 [sighs] Engine's flooded 09:24.147 --> 09:27.108 and I can't for the life of me figure out why. 09:32.197 --> 09:33.407 Where's the socket wrench? 09:33.448 --> 09:36.034 I had it right here in my hand. 09:38.870 --> 09:40.788 Um, dad? 09:42.332 --> 09:43.458 [chuckles] 09:43.500 --> 09:46.211 I don't know where my head is lately. 09:48.880 --> 09:50.924 Here, you want to try one? 09:53.218 --> 09:54.677 'Don't lose it.' 09:54.719 --> 09:56.888 [chuckles] Gonna need every piece. 09:56.930 --> 09:59.724 Nothing in here that doesn't have a reason to be. 09:59.766 --> 10:01.435 Except the dirt. 10:01.476 --> 10:03.186 [phone ringing] 10:03.228 --> 10:04.771 I'll get that. 10:06.273 --> 10:07.441 [phone ringing] 10:10.110 --> 10:12.529 [dramatic music] 10:18.159 --> 10:20.495 Sorry, took longer than I.. 10:28.086 --> 10:29.712 Look. 10:32.466 --> 10:34.175 I'll be damned. 10:36.886 --> 10:38.430 'But you're not supposed' 10:38.472 --> 10:40.348 to take things apart like that. 10:40.390 --> 10:43.851 You understand, Harold? 10:43.893 --> 10:48.148 Well, if they don't want you to get inside 10:48.189 --> 10:50.442 they ought to build them better. 10:51.901 --> 10:53.069 [bird chirping] 10:54.446 --> 10:56.156 Okay, son. 10:56.197 --> 10:57.991 You held up your end. 10:58.032 --> 11:00.535 You still want to know what kind of bird that is? 11:06.249 --> 11:08.418 (Harold) Any progress, Ms. Shaw? 11:08.460 --> 11:12.172 Claypool's security detail won't leave his side. 11:12.213 --> 11:13.965 You find out anything more on your end? 11:14.007 --> 11:16.426 No. His minimal digital footprint 11:16.468 --> 11:18.052 'tends to support your idea' 11:18.094 --> 11:19.762 'that he did secret work for the government' 11:19.804 --> 11:21.931 but it also makes it exceedingly difficult 11:21.973 --> 11:24.559 to determine the true nature of any threat. 11:26.019 --> 11:27.562 Well, I can get rid of the guard dogs. 11:27.604 --> 11:30.524 I just need a gallon of anything flammable. 11:30.565 --> 11:32.025 What? 11:32.066 --> 11:33.776 Oh, relax, Finch. We're in a hospital. 11:33.818 --> 11:35.362 'Ms. Shaw, I'm sure there are ways' 11:35.403 --> 11:37.238 to get to Claypool that do not involve 11:37.280 --> 11:39.115 any kind of combustion. 11:39.157 --> 11:41.409 Fine. But I'll need a partner. 11:42.869 --> 11:44.412 You could be a hospital administrator. 11:44.454 --> 11:46.456 I'm afraid I'm unable to do that. 11:46.498 --> 11:48.082 Ms. Groves is requiring 11:48.124 --> 11:49.876 'additional supervision at the moment.' 11:49.917 --> 11:51.294 Hang on. 11:51.336 --> 11:53.712 Uh, Claypool has a visitor. 11:53.754 --> 11:56.007 A woman, looks to be about his age. 11:56.049 --> 11:58.259 'Tall, brown hair.' 11:58.301 --> 11:59.678 (Harold) 'Like this?' 11:59.718 --> 12:00.887 [phone vibrating] 12:04.974 --> 12:06.142 Yes. 12:06.184 --> 12:07.268 - Thank you. - You're welcome. 12:07.310 --> 12:08.853 (Sameen) 'Diane Claypool.' 12:08.895 --> 12:10.564 His wife. Records show they've been married 12:10.605 --> 12:11.981 a little over 20 years. 12:12.023 --> 12:13.441 (Arthur) 'No. No.' 12:13.483 --> 12:15.068 - 'Stop.' - 'Honey, please..' 12:15.109 --> 12:16.903 (Arthur) 'Wait, how did you get in here?' 12:16.944 --> 12:18.363 - Arthur, it's me. - How did you get in here? 12:18.405 --> 12:19.906 The patient's in distress. Step aside. 12:19.947 --> 12:21.366 He's not in distress, just confused. 12:21.408 --> 12:22.867 - 'What do you want?' - 'Nothing!' 12:22.909 --> 12:24.244 (Diane) 'I'm just here to see you.' 12:24.285 --> 12:26.079 (Arthur) 'I don't understand wh.. No, you..' 12:26.120 --> 12:27.788 You don't have any authority to be here. 12:27.830 --> 12:30.458 I can't listen to you because this is a secure floor 12:30.500 --> 12:32.419 and you don't have SCI clearance. 12:32.460 --> 12:34.170 You are not at work. 12:34.212 --> 12:35.630 Arthur, please, just look around. 12:35.672 --> 12:37.465 You are in a hospital room. 12:37.507 --> 12:40.552 First of all, who do you think you are 12:40.594 --> 12:42.220 to talk to me this way? 12:42.262 --> 12:45.848 I'm Diane. I'm your wife. 12:45.890 --> 12:48.393 'You just don't remember.' 12:48.435 --> 12:49.603 [Diane crying] 12:52.897 --> 12:55.024 No. No. 12:55.066 --> 12:58.695 Uh...I don't have time for these games. 12:58.737 --> 13:00.614 I am on a deadline. 13:00.655 --> 13:02.407 I have to fix it. 13:02.449 --> 13:04.576 Fix what? 13:04.618 --> 13:06.202 Samaritan. 13:06.244 --> 13:07.454 It has to be operational before they-- 13:07.495 --> 13:08.996 Okay, that's enough. 13:09.038 --> 13:10.582 Samaritan? What are you talking about, Arthur? 13:10.624 --> 13:12.542 They don't think I know what they're gonna do 13:12.584 --> 13:15.128 but I actually do know what they're gonna do. 13:15.169 --> 13:17.672 They want to kill it, but I will not let them. 13:17.714 --> 13:19.382 I have taken precautions. 13:19.424 --> 13:21.509 Just take it easy, Mr. Claypool. 13:21.551 --> 13:25.179 He is not deceived who knows himself to be deceived. 13:27.432 --> 13:30.727 Um, excuse me. I'll, I'll be back. 13:38.318 --> 13:39.527 Finch, did you hear that? 13:39.569 --> 13:41.070 That seems to answer the question 13:41.112 --> 13:42.530 of whether Claypool worked for the government. 13:42.572 --> 13:45.492 Yeah, on something called Samaritan? 13:45.533 --> 13:47.786 The name is familiar. 13:47.826 --> 13:50.371 I'll see what I can dig up. 13:50.413 --> 13:51.623 Well, I don't think I'll be getting 13:51.665 --> 13:54.125 close to Claypool anytime soon. 13:54.167 --> 13:56.711 But I can get to the next best thing. 13:58.212 --> 14:00.465 (woman on PA) 'Lab technician to OR 6.' 14:00.507 --> 14:02.175 'Lab technician to OR 6.' 14:07.221 --> 14:09.432 It's no Starbucks, but it gets the job done. 14:10.558 --> 14:13.561 I hadn't really noticed. 14:13.603 --> 14:16.606 I'm, I'm sorry about the scene back there. 14:16.648 --> 14:18.399 [chuckles] Oh. 14:18.441 --> 14:20.485 Compared to what I'm used to, it's nothing. 14:20.527 --> 14:22.487 I don't know how you do it. 14:22.529 --> 14:25.406 Me, I hate hospitals. 14:25.448 --> 14:28.576 And now it seems it's where I spend all my time. 14:28.618 --> 14:30.953 When was he diagnosed? 14:30.995 --> 14:33.164 About a year ago. 14:33.206 --> 14:34.999 The signs were all there. 14:36.459 --> 14:38.586 I just didn't want to see them. 14:38.628 --> 14:41.381 He was getting lost in the neighborhood. 14:42.841 --> 14:46.969 He had a change in his temperament. 14:49.639 --> 14:52.308 Mrs. Claypool, do you know of anyone 14:52.350 --> 14:53.976 who'd want to hurt your husband? 14:54.018 --> 14:55.936 Arthur? 14:55.978 --> 14:57.647 No. 14:57.689 --> 15:01.901 He was.. Is the most gentle man. 15:01.942 --> 15:03.444 Why would you ask? 15:03.486 --> 15:04.987 His security detail. 15:05.029 --> 15:06.531 Oh, them. No. 15:06.573 --> 15:08.949 They're just here because of where he worked. 15:08.991 --> 15:12.203 And where was that? 15:12.245 --> 15:14.914 The National Security Agency. 15:14.955 --> 15:17.041 He would not want me to tell you that 15:17.083 --> 15:20.378 but I don't really see the point in hiding it anymore. 15:21.962 --> 15:25.299 Your husband must be a pretty important guy. 15:25.341 --> 15:27.677 I wouldn't know. 15:27.719 --> 15:30.388 He never talked to me about his work 15:30.430 --> 15:32.931 so I finally just stopped asking, and then.. 15:34.642 --> 15:37.645 We kind of stopped talking altogether. 15:39.146 --> 15:41.232 Talking's overrated. 15:42.859 --> 15:45.528 I mean, that must have been really hard. 15:47.071 --> 15:49.073 Not as hard as realizing the person you spent 15:49.115 --> 15:50.324 half your life with 15:50.366 --> 15:52.577 doesn't even know who you are anymore. 15:54.913 --> 15:58.416 And I suppose that's why I keep coming back here. 15:58.458 --> 16:01.628 Just on the hope that Arthur will remember who I am 16:01.669 --> 16:03.797 even for a moment 16:03.838 --> 16:05.840 and if he does, I'm going to be there. 16:07.675 --> 16:08.927 'I'm sorry.' 16:10.678 --> 16:13.807 I...should get back to work. 16:18.394 --> 16:20.605 (Sameen) 'His security detail is gone.' 16:20.647 --> 16:22.523 (Harold) 'And Claypool?' 16:22.565 --> 16:23.733 [intense music] 16:32.408 --> 16:34.034 - Excuse me. - 'Mm-hmm?' 16:34.076 --> 16:35.536 Where is the patient that was assigned to this room? 16:35.578 --> 16:38.080 Oh, he was taken to radiology. 16:44.211 --> 16:46.506 Finch, Claypool's wife said he was NSA. 16:46.547 --> 16:47.966 That fits. 16:48.007 --> 16:49.592 I knew I'd heard Samaritan before. 16:49.634 --> 16:51.511 'It was a classified NSA project.' 16:51.552 --> 16:54.681 Congress de-funded and then shut it down in 2005 16:54.722 --> 16:57.558 'which is clearly the time Claypool is living in.' 16:57.600 --> 16:59.310 Well, if Claypool was career NSA 16:59.352 --> 17:01.896 then he'd be read in on all sorts of top-secret information. 17:01.938 --> 17:05.191 Information he's now shouting for anyone to hear. 17:05.232 --> 17:07.944 Well, I can think of about 15 foreign intelligence agencies 17:07.986 --> 17:10.697 that would kill for that intel. 17:10.738 --> 17:13.240 That occurred to me as well. 17:13.282 --> 17:15.451 As did the possibility that the threat may be 17:15.493 --> 17:17.578 from his own security detail. 17:17.620 --> 17:19.539 To protect the government's secrets. 17:19.580 --> 17:21.499 You need to get close to him. 17:23.250 --> 17:25.085 Easier said than done. 17:35.847 --> 17:38.265 [dramatic music] 17:40.100 --> 17:41.268 [grunting] 17:46.315 --> 17:47.400 Okay, I'm in. 17:47.441 --> 17:48.818 (Harold) 'Be careful, Ms. Shaw.' 17:48.860 --> 17:50.570 I have no backup that I can send you. 17:50.611 --> 17:52.697 Well, then, I'll be quick. 17:55.324 --> 17:57.493 - Relax, Mr. Claypool. - Wait a minute. 17:59.245 --> 18:00.747 A syringe in the trashcan? 18:00.788 --> 18:02.122 Claypool would have been injected 18:02.164 --> 18:04.250 with a radio tracer prior to his scan. 18:07.211 --> 18:10.464 It's sodium pentothol. 18:10.506 --> 18:11.883 Who has them? 18:11.925 --> 18:13.467 Rudy. 18:13.509 --> 18:15.094 And where is Rudy? 18:15.135 --> 18:17.931 This isn't a scan. It's an interrogation. 18:20.516 --> 18:22.518 Is everything alright? 18:22.560 --> 18:24.102 (Sameen) 'No.' 18:24.144 --> 18:25.563 Whoever the threat against Claypool is 18:25.605 --> 18:27.189 they're already here. 18:27.231 --> 18:29.067 Freeze! Don't move. 18:30.359 --> 18:32.236 Ms. Shaw? 18:32.278 --> 18:34.447 So much for being quick. 18:45.165 --> 18:47.585 [dramatic music] 18:55.718 --> 18:57.386 What you building there, son? 18:57.428 --> 18:59.221 It's an array of floating gate transistors 18:59.263 --> 19:01.348 configured as a series of NAND gates. 19:01.390 --> 19:03.684 [circuit board clacking] 19:03.726 --> 19:06.062 It's a memory system. Watch. 19:10.942 --> 19:12.110 D.. 19:14.070 --> 19:15.237 'A..' 19:18.074 --> 19:19.325 D. 19:19.366 --> 19:21.995 Now just watch this. 19:30.044 --> 19:31.462 Dad. 19:31.504 --> 19:33.881 'I'm making you a memory' 19:33.923 --> 19:37.051 to help you remember stuff like turning off the stove 19:37.093 --> 19:39.053 'and if I keep working on it' 19:39.095 --> 19:41.139 I think I can make it so it can remember 19:41.179 --> 19:43.099 all the things that you can't. 19:44.183 --> 19:47.145 Now, we talked about this. 19:47.186 --> 19:51.524 I mean, what's wrong with me can't be fixed by you 19:51.565 --> 19:53.693 or by anybody else, okay? 19:53.734 --> 19:55.820 But what if I build a machine 19:55.862 --> 19:58.656 with lots of memory, one that could think? 19:58.698 --> 20:01.034 [chuckles] Well, even if you could 20:01.075 --> 20:03.036 even if you could fill it with all my memories 20:03.077 --> 20:05.038 it still wouldn't be me. 20:06.330 --> 20:08.791 You know, not everything that's broken 20:08.833 --> 20:10.710 was meant to be fixed. 20:11.878 --> 20:13.671 You understand? 20:19.010 --> 20:20.178 [indistinct radio chatter] 20:23.681 --> 20:24.849 [phone ringing] 20:34.483 --> 20:36.569 - Hello? - Ms. Shaw? 20:36.610 --> 20:38.654 I figured it was you. How'd you find me? 20:38.696 --> 20:41.448 I triangulated the phone nearest to your last GPS signal. 20:41.490 --> 20:42.950 - Where are you? - Locked in an office. 20:42.992 --> 20:44.118 Easton took my guns and phone. 20:44.160 --> 20:45.285 'I assumed as much' 20:45.327 --> 20:46.537 'which is why I've relocated' 20:46.579 --> 20:48.164 to better monitor the situation. 20:48.206 --> 20:50.708 - You're here? - I'm in the parking lot. 20:50.750 --> 20:52.752 Good. While I figure out a way out of this 20:52.793 --> 20:55.129 'you can keep an eye on Claypool.' 20:55.171 --> 20:57.297 Um, I think it best if I remain here 20:57.339 --> 20:59.508 and try to identify who drugged him. 20:59.550 --> 21:00.676 Finch, why-- 21:00.718 --> 21:02.511 Oh, I found something. 21:02.553 --> 21:05.347 (Harold) 'The woman posing as the imaging technician' 21:05.389 --> 21:07.808 she avoided the cameras by wearing a hat on the way out 21:07.850 --> 21:09.309 but before that 21:09.351 --> 21:11.687 she logged into the imaging room's computer. 21:11.729 --> 21:13.856 'An Elizabeth Ross.' 21:13.898 --> 21:16.609 We need to find out what she was interrogating Claypool about. 21:16.650 --> 21:18.485 I couldn't tell. 21:18.527 --> 21:20.654 I just heard him say the name Rudy. 21:20.696 --> 21:21.864 [keys jingling] 21:24.658 --> 21:26.119 Dr. Moore. 21:26.160 --> 21:28.829 'Or whatever your name is.' 21:28.871 --> 21:30.289 Please. 21:36.170 --> 21:38.089 'Whoever put this identity together for you' 21:38.131 --> 21:40.800 really knew what they were doing. 21:40.841 --> 21:43.010 'Which brings me to my next questions.' 21:44.804 --> 21:47.640 Who are you, and what do you want with Arthur Claypool? 21:50.017 --> 21:51.185 [indistinct radio chatter] 21:58.901 --> 22:00.069 [instrumental music] 22:01.946 --> 22:04.364 [indistinct chatter] 22:09.287 --> 22:11.872 Hello, Lionel. 22:11.914 --> 22:14.208 Finch send you? 22:14.250 --> 22:16.460 He's worried about you. 22:16.502 --> 22:18.838 - Hell, we all are. - How'd you find me? 22:18.879 --> 22:20.047 What do you think, I won my detective shield 22:20.089 --> 22:21.632 in a poker game? 22:23.676 --> 22:25.427 Glasses helped a little. 22:27.054 --> 22:28.806 Go home, detective. 22:36.814 --> 22:39.608 - Lionel-- - I heard you. 22:39.650 --> 22:42.360 You know what? This is a public place. 22:42.402 --> 22:44.697 I've got just as much right to be here as you. 22:46.406 --> 22:48.034 Fine. 22:48.075 --> 22:49.160 But if you're gonna sit here 22:49.202 --> 22:50.911 you're gonna drink and not talk. 22:50.953 --> 22:52.288 You understand? 22:52.330 --> 22:54.040 Fine by me. 22:54.081 --> 22:57.084 Whiskey. Double. 22:57.126 --> 22:59.419 Bourbon and soda. Hold the bourbon. 23:03.090 --> 23:05.218 (Easton) 'So what agency do you work with?' 23:05.259 --> 23:07.803 FSB, MSS? 23:07.845 --> 23:09.180 'You're wasting your time.' 23:09.222 --> 23:10.681 You should be protecting Claypool. 23:10.723 --> 23:12.850 'That tech dosed him with sodium pentothol.' 23:12.892 --> 23:14.476 How would you know something like that? 23:14.518 --> 23:18.064 The same way you would, if you'd done any real field work. 23:24.028 --> 23:27.073 You know, I can make things very unpleasant for you. 23:27.114 --> 23:29.033 Unpleasant? 23:29.075 --> 23:30.910 Oh, you service boys are so polite. 23:30.951 --> 23:32.536 Look, whoever came after Claypool 23:32.578 --> 23:34.705 didn't get what they want. 23:34.747 --> 23:36.707 They will try again. 23:43.756 --> 23:45.174 You alright there, Dudley? 23:45.216 --> 23:47.051 'You don't look so good.' 23:48.928 --> 23:50.096 [dramatic music] 24:01.607 --> 24:04.068 Finch, any chance you spiked 24:04.110 --> 24:06.195 the secret service guy's fried rice? 24:06.237 --> 24:08.488 - No. - Then we have a problem. 24:08.530 --> 24:10.116 (Harold) 'Indeed.' 24:10.157 --> 24:12.410 I think I've identified the threat to Claypool. 24:12.450 --> 24:14.620 'As a longtime employee of the NSA' 24:14.661 --> 24:17.123 'he'd be a prime target for anyone obsessed' 24:17.164 --> 24:19.499 with exposing the government's secret surveillance operations. 24:19.541 --> 24:22.128 And then I remembered the technician's name. 24:22.169 --> 24:23.879 Elizabeth Ross. 24:23.921 --> 24:26.548 A name shared with a hero of the revolutionary war 24:26.590 --> 24:29.509 'more commonly known as Betsey Ross.' 24:29.551 --> 24:31.720 'Revolutionary war?' 24:31.762 --> 24:33.722 I'll give you one guess who that might be. 24:33.764 --> 24:36.267 Vigilance. And they're here. 24:38.936 --> 24:40.646 (Harold) 'It's Collier.' 24:43.023 --> 24:45.943 [dramatic music] 24:55.453 --> 24:57.288 Doctor? 24:57.330 --> 24:58.998 Why do you have a gun? 24:59.039 --> 25:00.458 What happened to his guards? 25:00.498 --> 25:03.294 We have to go. 25:03.336 --> 25:05.963 Why? 25:06.005 --> 25:08.007 Because there are people coming after your husband. 25:08.048 --> 25:09.467 What kind of people? 25:09.507 --> 25:11.802 The kind you need a gun for. Grab his clothes. 25:11.844 --> 25:13.179 Mr. Claypool. 25:13.220 --> 25:15.222 Wake up. Huh? What? 25:15.264 --> 25:16.598 You need to come with us, sir. 25:16.640 --> 25:18.309 Why? Where are we going? 25:18.351 --> 25:20.144 - To a nicer room. - No, I don't want a nicer room. 25:20.186 --> 25:21.687 - Sir, sir, you really.. - Just listen to her. 25:21.728 --> 25:23.397 Just listen to what she tells you. 25:23.439 --> 25:24.940 - Who are you? - If we can get you out-- 25:24.982 --> 25:26.400 what are you doing with my clothes? 25:26.442 --> 25:27.651 Let go of me, both of you 25:27.693 --> 25:29.069 or I'll have you removed! 25:29.111 --> 25:30.404 He won't come with me, Harold. 25:30.446 --> 25:31.697 Please calm down. 25:31.738 --> 25:33.991 - Harold, I-- - 'Arthur, come on.' 25:35.117 --> 25:36.702 We need to leave. 25:37.661 --> 25:39.038 Harold? 25:39.079 --> 25:41.165 That's right. 25:41.207 --> 25:43.667 Finally, somebody I recognize. 25:45.627 --> 25:47.754 How long has it been? 25:47.796 --> 25:49.756 Quite some time. 25:59.766 --> 26:00.934 [indistinct radio chatter] 26:03.729 --> 26:05.772 Sandra's parents are going out of town. 26:05.814 --> 26:07.316 Kegs flowing. 26:09.318 --> 26:11.529 What about you, Harold? You comin'? 26:11.569 --> 26:12.738 [rock music] 26:14.365 --> 26:17.868 When was the last time they changed that sign? 26:17.910 --> 26:19.495 Why would they need to? 26:21.121 --> 26:22.415 Exactly. 26:22.456 --> 26:24.750 Paris has a population of 9 million. 26:24.791 --> 26:26.293 Who cares? 26:26.335 --> 26:28.712 You can't get to Paris from Lassiter. 26:32.758 --> 26:35.094 I'll take you to Paris. 26:35.135 --> 26:36.303 [music continues] 26:43.018 --> 26:45.062 [whistling] 26:45.104 --> 26:46.564 [buzzing] 26:51.360 --> 26:52.528 [ringing] 26:54.363 --> 26:56.031 (male #3) 'Hello? Hello?' 26:57.074 --> 26:58.534 'C'est qui?' 26:58.576 --> 26:59.910 [laughing] Holy crap. 26:59.952 --> 27:01.328 How'd you do that? 27:02.955 --> 27:04.622 Tu fais quoi? 27:07.876 --> 27:10.254 (Stewart) 'Dude, that was way too much fun to be legal.' 27:11.755 --> 27:14.258 Harold. 27:14.300 --> 27:16.009 (male #4) 'I'm gonna need you to come with me.' 27:16.051 --> 27:17.844 It's about your dad. 27:32.485 --> 27:34.027 So you two know each other? 27:34.069 --> 27:36.822 Harold and I go all the way back to MIT. 27:36.863 --> 27:38.865 The mighty engineers, huh? 27:38.907 --> 27:40.200 You should have seen us, two young turks 27:40.242 --> 27:41.785 at the dawn of the information age. 27:41.827 --> 27:43.537 'We were gonna shape the future.' 27:43.579 --> 27:45.080 - Remember, Harold? - I do. 27:45.122 --> 27:47.707 Yes, but so do I. 27:47.749 --> 27:49.502 You're limping. Are you hurt? 27:49.543 --> 27:52.546 No, it's just an old injury that never healed quite right. 27:52.588 --> 27:54.047 This way. 27:54.089 --> 27:56.175 Harold was the most brilliant of all of us. 27:56.216 --> 27:57.426 If anybody was going to change the world 27:57.468 --> 27:59.345 we knew it would be him. 27:59.386 --> 28:00.762 'You know, what did you end up doing?' 28:00.804 --> 28:02.431 'What's your field of expertise?' 28:02.473 --> 28:04.057 Insurance. 28:05.225 --> 28:06.602 (male #5) He's got a gun! 28:06.644 --> 28:08.103 [all screaming] 28:08.145 --> 28:09.313 [dramatic music] 28:14.734 --> 28:16.278 Who are those people? 28:16.320 --> 28:18.071 Why are they shooting at us? What do they want? 28:18.113 --> 28:19.823 - You, Arthur. - Me? 28:19.865 --> 28:22.493 What did I do to them? 28:22.535 --> 28:24.244 Okay. Okay. 28:24.286 --> 28:26.704 [sirens wailing] 28:31.460 --> 28:32.628 [tires screeching] 28:40.135 --> 28:41.303 [screaming] 28:44.764 --> 28:47.142 [indistinct radio chatter] 28:51.104 --> 28:52.856 Okay, you'll be safe here 28:52.898 --> 28:54.066 while I make arrangements to get you both 28:54.107 --> 28:55.359 out of harm's way. 28:55.401 --> 28:58.362 Harm's way? Why, are we in danger? 28:58.404 --> 29:01.240 Oh, yes, the gun people. 29:01.281 --> 29:03.033 What was that all about? 29:03.075 --> 29:04.493 Your job, Arthur. 29:04.535 --> 29:06.119 My job? 29:06.161 --> 29:07.996 You did work for the NSA? 29:10.249 --> 29:12.084 Not in front of her. 29:12.125 --> 29:13.711 Arthur.. 29:18.798 --> 29:20.217 Yes, I worked for them. 29:20.259 --> 29:21.385 I expect the people shooting at us 29:21.427 --> 29:22.761 knew that as well. 29:22.802 --> 29:24.388 They're not trying to kill you, Arthur 29:24.430 --> 29:26.139 at least not until they get some information out of you. 29:26.181 --> 29:27.641 What information? 29:27.683 --> 29:28.934 When you were being scanned at the hospital 29:28.975 --> 29:32.187 the technician asked you who had them. 29:32.229 --> 29:34.523 - Them. - And you answered, Rudy. 29:34.565 --> 29:36.191 I did? 29:36.233 --> 29:38.360 (Harold) 'Who were you talking about?' 29:38.402 --> 29:40.820 Uh, um.. 29:40.862 --> 29:42.322 I don't know. I'm sorry. 29:42.364 --> 29:44.617 That's alright. Why don't you rest? 29:45.409 --> 29:47.077 Harold.. 29:47.119 --> 29:49.496 what do you have to do with all this? 29:49.538 --> 29:51.290 I just heard that you might be in some trouble. 29:51.331 --> 29:53.917 Come on, let's get you settled. 29:57.212 --> 30:00.633 You really shouldn't stand so close to the windows. 30:02.050 --> 30:04.010 Who are you people? 30:04.052 --> 30:06.221 We're the ones keeping you and your husband safe. 30:06.263 --> 30:07.723 What about his security detail? 30:07.765 --> 30:09.975 Shouldn't the secret service know we're here? 30:10.016 --> 30:12.978 Right now, the only people I trust are in this room. 30:23.071 --> 30:25.574 [sighs] 30:25.616 --> 30:26.784 [indistinct radio chatter] 30:35.584 --> 30:37.127 You feeling better? 30:37.169 --> 30:39.254 Harold, do you recall 30:39.296 --> 30:41.590 arise, ye sons of MIT? 30:41.632 --> 30:42.758 Oh, I.. 30:42.800 --> 30:44.593 ♪ Arise ye sons ♪ 30:44.635 --> 30:46.595 ♪ Of MIT ♪ 30:46.637 --> 30:49.682 ♪ In loyal brotherhood ♪ 30:49.723 --> 30:53.268 ♪ The future beckons unto ye ♪ 30:53.310 --> 30:56.480 ♪ And life is full and good ♪ 30:56.522 --> 30:58.106 ♪ Arise and raise ♪ 30:58.148 --> 31:00.400 ♪ Your steins on high ♪ 31:00.442 --> 31:04.154 ♪ Tonight shall ever be ♪ 31:04.196 --> 31:08.241 ♪ A memory that will never die ♪ 31:08.283 --> 31:11.328 ♪ Ye sons of MIT ♪♪ 31:13.789 --> 31:17.292 John's gonna be sorry he missed that. 31:17.334 --> 31:19.753 Now, Arthur, what was Samaritan? 31:26.926 --> 31:28.554 'Arthur.' 31:28.595 --> 31:31.807 Oh, Samaritan is truly a remarkable project. 31:31.849 --> 31:34.059 You say it is remarkable. Tell me about it. 31:34.100 --> 31:36.562 Its primary function is to detect 31:36.603 --> 31:38.063 potential acts of terror 31:38.104 --> 31:39.981 'through analysis of large data sets.' 31:40.023 --> 31:42.108 'Specifically, it will have the ability' 31:42.150 --> 31:43.943 'to anticipate acts of aggression' 31:43.985 --> 31:46.530 and suggest strategic countermeasures 31:46.572 --> 31:48.615 'before the perpetrators can act.' 31:51.159 --> 31:52.952 It sounds like quite a project. 31:52.994 --> 31:55.330 Oh, Samaritan is revolutionary. 31:55.372 --> 31:58.083 Not so much for what it does, but how it does it. 31:58.124 --> 32:00.960 The system was designed to function autonomously 32:01.002 --> 32:04.047 'to continually adapt and upgrade itself' 32:04.089 --> 32:06.592 'through past experiences.' 32:06.633 --> 32:09.511 You're saying that it can remember and learn. 32:09.553 --> 32:12.305 Yes. Harold, it's what we always dreamed of. 32:12.347 --> 32:15.350 Samaritan is a true artificial intelligence. 32:15.392 --> 32:17.018 You're right, Arthur. 32:17.060 --> 32:19.312 That is remarkable. 32:19.354 --> 32:20.522 Excuse me. 32:20.564 --> 32:21.732 Mm. 32:25.527 --> 32:27.780 Is he talking about what I think he's talking about? 32:27.821 --> 32:29.364 It would appear so. 32:30.532 --> 32:32.910 B-b-but then that would mean-- 32:32.951 --> 32:34.828 That there was a second machine. 32:36.455 --> 32:38.665 And Arthur built it. 32:44.504 --> 32:45.756 [indistinct radio chatter] 32:45.798 --> 32:47.382 (male #6) 'Copy that.' 32:47.424 --> 32:49.217 I found Harold, and I'm taking them both home now. 32:49.259 --> 32:50.928 (female #1) 'Ten-four.' 33:12.073 --> 33:16.035 Son, he wandered half a mile away from home tonight. 33:16.077 --> 33:19.414 What happens when it drops below zero? 33:19.456 --> 33:20.749 If you're stretched past the point 33:20.791 --> 33:22.668 where you can give him what he needs 33:22.709 --> 33:26.212 maybe it's time to find a place that can. 33:33.637 --> 33:35.221 I'm sorry, son. 33:35.263 --> 33:36.682 [engine revving] 33:36.723 --> 33:39.476 I don't know why this keeps happening. 33:39.518 --> 33:41.645 I forget who people are, where I am. 33:41.687 --> 33:44.731 - It's okay, dad. - No, it's not. 33:46.525 --> 33:49.152 You have greatness in you, Harold. 33:49.194 --> 33:51.070 Your mind, the things that you can see-- 33:51.112 --> 33:52.238 It's not, dad.. 33:52.280 --> 33:54.157 And it's wasted here. 33:54.199 --> 33:55.909 You should be heading off to college 33:55.951 --> 33:58.787 not taking care of an old man. 33:58.829 --> 34:00.622 I'm not going anywhere. 34:00.664 --> 34:04.001 And besides, they're building a computer network right now 34:04.042 --> 34:07.212 that's going to connect all the universities in the country. 34:07.253 --> 34:09.381 'If I can't leave town' 34:09.422 --> 34:12.133 I'll bring the information to me. 34:12.175 --> 34:13.886 'I'll find a way.' 34:16.847 --> 34:18.974 Careful, son. Don't be reckless. 34:19.016 --> 34:21.727 Don't get yourself into something you shouldn't. 34:21.768 --> 34:24.103 If they don't want you to get inside 34:24.145 --> 34:26.231 they ought to build it better. 34:27.482 --> 34:29.192 Well.. 34:29.234 --> 34:30.485 Come on. 34:34.489 --> 34:36.658 This machine you built, Arthur.. 34:36.700 --> 34:37.826 Huh? 34:37.868 --> 34:38.911 - Samaritan - 'Hmm.' 34:38.952 --> 34:40.037 Where is it now? 34:40.078 --> 34:41.705 Nowhere. 34:41.747 --> 34:43.415 Samaritan was destroyed years ago. 34:43.456 --> 34:44.624 '2005.' 34:46.167 --> 34:47.920 Destroyed? Why? 34:47.961 --> 34:49.379 Well, after 9/11, the government had everyone 34:49.421 --> 34:50.797 and their cat trying to build a system 34:50.839 --> 34:52.007 that could watch everything. 34:52.049 --> 34:53.633 They came to you as well. 34:53.675 --> 34:55.385 Yes. I told them the only way they could achieve 34:55.427 --> 34:56.845 what they wanted was to build something 34:56.887 --> 34:59.138 that not only watched but understood 34:59.180 --> 35:00.766 what it was watching. 35:00.807 --> 35:01.975 An AI. 35:04.310 --> 35:06.354 I know you always said artificial intelligence 35:06.396 --> 35:08.690 was a fool's errand, Harold, but.. 35:10.817 --> 35:13.403 - I was this close. - Close? 35:13.445 --> 35:16.865 To making Samaritan operational. 35:16.907 --> 35:19.451 Truth is, I couldn't get it to work. 35:19.492 --> 35:21.160 I mean, I could've, if those pinhead bureaucrats 35:21.202 --> 35:22.495 would have just given me a few more weeks. 35:22.537 --> 35:24.039 I know I could have cracked it. 35:24.081 --> 35:25.707 And that's when congress shut you down. 35:25.749 --> 35:27.918 Well, not just us. All the programs. 35:27.960 --> 35:30.462 Stellar wind, tides, genysis 35:30.503 --> 35:32.589 futuremap, genoa. 35:32.631 --> 35:35.133 'Within six months, they were all gone.' 35:35.174 --> 35:38.136 They came for Samaritan February 25, 2005. 35:39.721 --> 35:43.767 For fear of violating civil liberties 35:43.809 --> 35:45.435 or so they said. 35:45.477 --> 35:48.021 And you thought there was another reason. 35:48.063 --> 35:50.023 The government wanted a system, Harold. 35:50.065 --> 35:51.817 They weren't just going to give up. 35:51.858 --> 35:53.652 They let congress shut us down, all except for that 35:53.693 --> 35:55.528 piece of crap prism 35:55.570 --> 35:57.864 but that was just to throw anyone off the scent. 35:57.906 --> 35:58.991 Of what? 35:59.032 --> 36:00.867 [sighs] They'd already found it. 36:00.909 --> 36:02.953 Someone else had got there first. 36:04.746 --> 36:06.999 And built it. 36:07.040 --> 36:09.751 [dramatic music] 36:09.793 --> 36:10.961 [indistinct radio chatter] 36:13.171 --> 36:16.049 When I said drink, I didn't mean club soda. 36:16.091 --> 36:17.926 [thunder rumbles] 36:17.968 --> 36:21.304 Finch appoint you to be my designated driver too? 36:22.764 --> 36:24.307 No, smart guy. 36:24.349 --> 36:26.059 I'm two years sober. 36:27.226 --> 36:28.728 Why? 36:28.770 --> 36:31.230 Because back when I was doing a lot of stupid things 36:31.272 --> 36:33.525 drinking was one of them. 36:33.566 --> 36:36.945 And then this jackass in a suit showed up on my backseat 36:36.987 --> 36:39.114 and forced me at gunpoint to help him 36:39.156 --> 36:41.741 'and take a look at who I was.' 36:41.783 --> 36:43.242 'Why'd I quit drinking?' 36:43.284 --> 36:45.411 You. 36:45.453 --> 36:47.164 Don't let it go to your head. 36:49.082 --> 36:51.043 Another. 36:51.084 --> 36:52.919 What do you think, you're the only one that's hurting? 36:52.961 --> 36:54.713 My partner got shot. 36:54.754 --> 36:56.173 So tell me how hiding out in your old man's watering hole 36:56.214 --> 36:58.299 'is gonna fix it.' 36:58.341 --> 37:00.259 ["The Sky Is Crying" by Stevie Ray Vaughan playing] 37:00.301 --> 37:02.679 ♪ The tears rolling down my nose ♪ 37:03.889 --> 37:06.141 ♪ The sky is crying.. ♪♪ 37:06.183 --> 37:09.728 I saw the sign for the army base about five miles back. 37:09.769 --> 37:12.189 'I thought maybe this was where you were stationed.' 37:12.230 --> 37:13.940 Until I saw the picture. 37:13.982 --> 37:15.608 'And the resemblance.' 37:18.361 --> 37:21.073 My dad was here before he was deployed to Vietnam. 37:21.948 --> 37:23.700 Did four tours. 37:25.202 --> 37:27.328 He was a bona fide war hero. 37:27.370 --> 37:30.415 - 'Was he killed in action?' - 'No.' 37:30.456 --> 37:32.500 At the refinery where he worked. 37:34.086 --> 37:36.254 Hadn't even been home two months. 37:36.295 --> 37:38.006 That's rough. 37:38.048 --> 37:40.258 But what's that have to do with what happened to Carter? 37:40.299 --> 37:41.467 Nothing. 37:43.136 --> 37:45.346 Just proves that no matter what we do or don't do 37:45.388 --> 37:48.100 in this world, bad things are still gonna happen. 37:48.141 --> 37:49.475 It's.. 37:51.352 --> 37:52.520 ...pointless. 37:54.355 --> 37:56.066 Irrelevant. 37:56.108 --> 37:58.818 How can you say that? 37:58.860 --> 38:00.987 You saved lots of people, including me. 38:01.029 --> 38:03.240 You're saying that was pointless? 38:06.576 --> 38:08.578 Alright. 38:08.620 --> 38:09.955 Let's go. 38:09.996 --> 38:12.290 [snorts] I'm not leaving. 38:16.169 --> 38:17.796 I wasn't talking about leaving. 38:17.837 --> 38:20.590 ♪ She was walking on down the street.. ♪♪ 38:20.632 --> 38:22.717 [grunting] 38:22.759 --> 38:23.927 [thunder rumbling] 38:26.888 --> 38:28.598 I'm not gonna fight you, Lionel. 38:28.640 --> 38:29.808 Hey! 38:33.186 --> 38:37.232 ♪ Until my poor heart would skip a beat.. ♪♪ 38:37.274 --> 38:40.152 Come on. 38:40.193 --> 38:41.360 [grunting] 38:44.697 --> 38:45.865 Come on. 38:50.495 --> 38:53.999 ♪ That my baby my baby don't love me no more ♪ 38:57.627 --> 38:58.795 [groaning] 39:02.215 --> 39:04.301 ♪ I got a bad feeling ♪ 39:06.427 --> 39:09.097 ♪ My baby don't love me no more.. ♪♪ 39:09.139 --> 39:10.682 Come on. 39:10.723 --> 39:12.267 [screaming] 39:12.309 --> 39:13.476 [both grunting] 39:19.316 --> 39:23.444 ♪ You know the sky's been cryin' ♪ 39:23.486 --> 39:26.156 ♪ The tears rolling down my nose ♪ 39:26.198 --> 39:27.365 [siren wailing] 39:34.580 --> 39:36.749 Okay, that should do it. 39:36.791 --> 39:39.752 This time tomorrow, Arthur and Diane Claypool 39:39.794 --> 39:42.088 will be Henry and Elaine McCarthy. 39:42.130 --> 39:44.132 I've also arranged a room for Arthur 39:44.174 --> 39:45.758 at a Toronto Hospital. 39:45.800 --> 39:47.135 We'll leave first thing in the morning. 39:47.177 --> 39:48.636 (Diane) 'If there's anything I can do--' 39:48.678 --> 39:50.847 Enough! 39:50.889 --> 39:52.682 [heavy breathing] 39:52.724 --> 39:54.392 I'm sorry, I was just trying to talk to him. 39:54.433 --> 39:56.519 Who are you? Why don't you just leave me alone? 39:56.561 --> 39:58.188 - Arthur, it's okay. - No. 39:58.230 --> 40:00.481 And you can't keep me here. 40:00.523 --> 40:02.108 The truth fears no questions. 40:02.150 --> 40:04.277 Arthur, it's me, Harold. 40:05.486 --> 40:07.446 Harold? 40:07.488 --> 40:09.991 And this is Diane, your wife. 40:12.827 --> 40:14.996 How come I remember you and not her? 40:15.038 --> 40:17.832 Because tumors do mysterious things to memory. 40:17.874 --> 40:19.500 - No. - It's like you said. 40:19.542 --> 40:21.127 Your file system is corrupted. 40:21.169 --> 40:22.962 No. That's not it. 40:25.965 --> 40:27.842 I remember Diane. 40:30.136 --> 40:31.971 Diane is dead. 40:32.013 --> 40:33.265 I buried her two years ago 40:33.306 --> 40:34.766 on June 12, 2011. 40:34.807 --> 40:35.975 [ominous music] 40:38.435 --> 40:39.854 You do remember. 40:41.273 --> 40:42.941 Go. 40:42.982 --> 40:44.442 [door open] 40:44.483 --> 40:45.651 [grunting] 40:51.699 --> 40:55.078 I suppose this was inevitable. 40:55.120 --> 40:59.124 And seeing as how time is a luxury we no longer have.. 41:03.169 --> 41:04.587 Hersh. 41:06.547 --> 41:08.133 Perimeter is secure, ma'am. 41:10.218 --> 41:12.137 Ma'am? 41:12.178 --> 41:14.139 He works for you? 41:14.180 --> 41:17.600 As did you at one time, Agent Shaw. 41:19.602 --> 41:22.688 I assume you always wanted to meet me. 41:22.730 --> 41:24.065 Control. 41:24.107 --> 41:26.067 I was concerned that you might disrupt 41:26.109 --> 41:29.570 my attempts to get close to Arthur. 41:29.612 --> 41:32.198 However, you proved to be quite useful 41:32.240 --> 41:35.618 saving him from those misguided privacy terrorists 41:35.660 --> 41:39.538 and arranging it so I could meet your employer 41:39.580 --> 41:42.083 who I've heard so much about. 41:44.836 --> 41:46.254 By the way 41:46.296 --> 41:48.714 I didn't catch your last name, Harold. 41:48.756 --> 41:50.549 What is it that you want from Arthur? 41:50.591 --> 41:52.385 'Just information.' 41:52.427 --> 41:55.638 The location of his greatest achievement 41:55.680 --> 41:57.182 Samaritan. 41:57.223 --> 42:00.435 Samar--no. Samaritan was destroyed. 42:00.477 --> 42:03.355 I know the official story, Arthur. 42:03.396 --> 42:05.315 I also know about the drives. 42:08.943 --> 42:10.778 So.. 42:10.820 --> 42:12.738 Where are they? 42:12.780 --> 42:14.740 I don't know what you're talking about. 42:14.782 --> 42:16.242 Alright, stop it. He's telling you the truth. 42:16.284 --> 42:17.702 He doesn't know. 42:17.743 --> 42:19.662 I'll find out soon enough. 42:19.704 --> 42:22.832 And since you and I have had the good fortune of meeting 42:22.874 --> 42:24.501 you can help me recover something else 42:24.542 --> 42:26.336 that belongs to me. 42:26.378 --> 42:28.587 Your greatest achievement. 42:28.629 --> 42:31.757 Oh, I'm afraid I can't do that. 42:31.799 --> 42:35.387 One of you is going to tell me what it is I want to know. 42:35.428 --> 42:38.014 And whoever does.. 42:38.056 --> 42:41.351 ...will be the one who gets to leave here.. 42:41.393 --> 42:42.560 ...alive. 42:43.728 --> 42:44.896 [dramatic music] 43:11.172 --> 43:13.591 [theme music] 43:33.486 --> 43:34.653 Bad robot. c]