A reporter, learning of time travelers visiting 20th century disasters, tries to change the history they know by averting upcoming disasters.
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00:01:00I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry
00:01:30Oh
00:02:00You said that ten minutes ago, Tom.
00:02:12You're gonna lose your time!
00:02:13Wait!
00:02:14Come on, let's go!
00:02:15Come on!
00:02:16Come on!
00:02:17Come on!
00:02:18Come on!
00:02:19Come on!
00:02:20Come on!
00:02:21You rolling?
00:02:38We are inside one of the world's largest power plants, which supplies electricity to nearly
00:02:4522 million consumers.
00:02:46seems destined for infamy as the site of one of the biggest disasters in decades.
00:02:53For WTSC, this is Tom Merrick, recording live from inside the burning Exxon power plant fire.
00:02:59Got it. Yep. Let's just get a few more shots before we go.
00:03:02Said that 10 minutes ago, Tom. This is what it takes to be in the big leagues.
00:03:04We gotta get out of here. Look at this place. Go up the stairs now or you're gonna lose your job.
00:03:10Come on, go.
00:03:16No!
00:03:46Look, devil babies and resurrected dictators are out. I will tell you what I need. Alien
00:04:10abduction or a catastrophic disaster. What's it been? A year without a decent earthquake or flood?
00:04:15That's terrible. Wasn't sure you were gonna make it. I'll take care of this later.
00:04:25Merrick. Oh, you're warm, so you are alive. You're looking well, Eleanor. You look like crap.
00:04:33I was going for poverty chic. I was trying to stand out from the crowd. Thanks for the job.
00:04:38No need to thank me. I got myself an award-winning newsman for chicken feed.
00:04:42Never could understand why you quit. I was misunderstood. Yeah, well, you're a hero in my
00:04:48book. That tape you pulled out of the power plant tops. The fact that the network used it to grab
00:04:53ratings and still pressured you to resign over it. Hypocrites. So, where do you want me to start?
00:05:00Basement. Research. I need a piece on disasters. I figure if Mother Nature won't cooperate,
00:05:05the next best thing is to take my readers on a blast through the past. Disasters
00:05:09through history. Start me off slow. You're complaining already? I see no reason to wait.
00:05:16Good luck.
00:05:23This is a recording. Elizabeth Wintern is not in today.
00:05:28Okay, okay, I'm here, but not for long. Look, I'm trying to get out early today, you know?
00:05:33Actually have a little personal time and put a little balance back into my life.
00:05:39Okay, I'll do a complete search, but it's gonna have to wait until tomorrow.
00:05:44Excuse me. I'm Tom Merrick. And I'm overjoyed.
00:05:55Um, so, what are you doing here? Gratian sent me. No, I mean, uh, why the National Inquisitor
00:06:04is, uh, slumming here? Some kind of penance? New York, yeah. Yeah, but I'm not Tom Merrick.
00:06:12Had a bad day. Led to a few bad years. Look, if you could just, uh, set me up on your research
00:06:18computer. Oh, you know what? I'll be back tomorrow and then I'm all yours. No, can't wait. First day
00:06:23on the job, wanna impress the boss. Okay, uh, photos, news articles, all online. Password is
00:06:29Lizland. Use the search engine. Hard copies are filed by subject. What if I have a question?
00:06:37Okay. For emergencies only. And, uh, try to leave my desk like you found it.
00:06:59Okay.
00:07:19What causes one disaster to become part of our collective consciousness while another
00:07:23fades into history? Maybe some hold our attention because they remind us of the power of mother
00:07:29nature over man's technology. Others because they show us how inherently flawed our most advanced
00:07:37technology can be. And still others because they reveal... crap. This is crap.
00:08:07So
00:08:26what the hell
00:08:37do?
00:08:54Hello? It's Tom Merrick. I hope this is an emergency. Could someone have altered your
00:09:00data? No way. I have a double firewall that I keep Bill Gates guessing. What's this about,
00:09:05Merrick? Well, where do you get these pictures? They're all directly from in-house negatives or
00:09:10from Smithsonian or Library of Congress archives. There has to be a mistake. If there is, I doubt
00:09:15it's at my computer. Merrick, look, can this wait until tomorrow? I've really gotta...
00:09:26Whatever it is, Merrick, it can wait till tomorrow. I have Larry King and a heating
00:09:29pad waiting for me at home. Just take a look.
00:09:36The Titanic, the Hindenburg, Hurricane Hugo.
00:09:41I hope for your sake you have more than a history lesson here. Take a closer look.
00:09:54Still want to catch Larry King? What is this? A guy shows up at three disasters spread across
00:09:59nearly a hundred years without aging a day. Now, either someone's playing a hoax on us or this is
00:10:03the most incredible DNA fluke in human history. Or he's not human. Come on, Eleanor, it's just us
00:10:10here. And we're throwing out theories. I don't know what you found here, Merrick, but this is
00:10:15absolutely amazing. Exactly what the Inquisitor needs to knock the Sox off the globe. I want a
00:10:20thousand words from you. On what? We have no idea what this is about. We don't even know if those
00:10:24photos are authentic. That's why you're flying to D.C. tonight. Nine o'clock flight. You should use
00:10:29a company credit card to buy the ticket. No way. You're going to have to send someone else. You'll
00:10:33get the originals from the Smithsonian and get a forensic lab to authenticate. Eleanor, I'm looking
00:10:36for a nine to five job. Remember, no complications. No stress. And make sure it sounds official. I want
00:10:41to run this story day after tomorrow. If there's a story. If? Why the hell did you come up here if
00:10:46you didn't think there was a story? Come on, Merrick, admit it. Your blood's flowing. You're
00:10:50all juiced up and you love it. You have not felt this good in a long time. There has to be a
00:10:54reasonable explanation. Fine. The way to find it is beyond that flight. You've got 36 hours to give
00:10:59me that story. Book Mr. Merrick on a flight to D.C. nine o'clock tonight. Coach.
00:11:24Really just sit down.
00:11:54Hello? Kevin. Hey, buddy. It's me. Your dad. I know. Listen, Kev, I was wondering. I got a new job and I'd really like it if you came to Chicago. We could hang out, watch the Cubs lose.
00:12:15So what do you think, buddy? I don't know.
00:12:18I gotta go. Steve's coming over. We're going to play some Quake. I'll put mom on. Kevin, wait. Mom. Kevin. Dad.
00:12:32You could at least call him more than once every other month. You know, Tom, bad things happen to
00:12:37people all the time. They don't just drop out and give up. I think it's time you got yourself a life.
00:12:42Like the life you and Steve have made for Kevin in Atlantic City. I don't think you're in any position
00:12:46to have an opinion about that. Hotel theme parks, arcades, casinos. What do you think that's doing to our son? Stop it, Tom. You know, this is just your sorry way of glossing over the fact you don't like Steve being in Kevin's life. You know, Steve does things with Kevin.
00:13:03You know, he got his tickets to the final game of the hockey championships at Cop's Coliseum.
00:13:07Buying hockey tickets for a kid doesn't make him father of the year. No. No, it doesn't, Tom.
00:13:13But Steve doing anything with Kevin makes him more of a father than you.
00:13:26Are you a photographer? Attention passengers, please fasten your safety belts. No, a reporter.
00:13:35For like a newspaper?
00:13:38Yeah, like a newspaper. Are you doing a story on that guy? Maybe.
00:13:46Because if you are, he's right there.
00:14:07Tighten your seatbelt. What? Why? What's wrong?
00:14:13Well, folks, we're passing through some minor turbulence, so if you wouldn't mind fastening your seatbelts at this time, everything will be fine. We'll be through as quickly as possible. Thank you.
00:14:23Sir, if you could please take your seats. In a sec.
00:15:07Sir, if you could please just take your seat. Today's the 15th, right? Yes, yes. What's the flight number? It's flight 222.
00:15:31Flight 222.
00:15:33Two, two, two.
00:15:43Sixteen.
00:15:45That's tomorrow.
00:16:01You, give me that.
00:16:21No one needs to get hurt, just put the gun down.
00:16:25Just stay down, just stay down.
00:16:29What the hell is going to happen to this plane?
00:16:32This is bullshit.
00:16:34Just don't look.
00:16:50Land it.
00:16:52All right, if you calm down, we can discuss this whole thing.
00:16:56If you don't bring it down now, we're all going to be dead.
00:17:01Let's go.
00:17:31We've got problems. Lightning took out radar and communications.
00:17:50We've got a bigger problem.
00:17:56He's not going to hurt anybody, he just wants us to land, that's right, isn't it?
00:17:58Two nearest airports at Grand Rapids are back to O'Hare, it's your call.
00:18:02Which one's closest?
00:18:04O'Hare by maybe five minutes.
00:18:06Do it.
00:18:12Lowering to 10,000 feet, course two-niner by six-two-zero.
00:18:16Wait.
00:18:18I'm taking her down like you wanted.
00:18:20You've got no radar and no radio.
00:18:24What would you be doing if I weren't here?
00:18:26I don't understand.
00:18:28If you didn't have a gun pointed at your head, would you continue on to D.C.?
00:18:34No.
00:18:36No, it's considered an emergency, a code one emergency.
00:18:40We land her at the nearest strip.
00:18:44Which is what you're doing anyway.
00:18:46Yeah.
00:18:48Bring her up.
00:18:50I thought you wanted us to land.
00:18:52Bring her up now!
00:18:56There.
00:19:22Pull her up.
00:19:26Pull her up hard.
00:19:52We've lost hydraulics.
00:19:54We've lost the manual both sides.
00:19:58We're on manual.
00:20:007,000 feet.
00:20:066,700 feet.
00:20:08Damn it.
00:20:106,400 feet.
00:20:1227 seconds to impact.
00:20:14Come on.
00:20:166,000.
00:20:1822 seconds to impact.
00:20:205,700 feet.
00:20:235,500 feet.
00:20:275,500 feet.
00:20:29I got her.
00:20:35We're leveling at 5,500 feet.
00:20:49If we hadn't taken her up, we'd all be dead.
00:20:53How did you know?
00:20:59I won't be needing this anymore.
00:21:01Damn it.
00:21:17We're waiting for you.
00:21:21There's no way that guy wasn't on the plane.
00:21:23I saw him.
00:21:25The little girl next to me saw him.
00:21:27The flight attendant saw him.
00:21:29Let's stop worrying about this alleged gentleman for a while.
00:21:33And concentrate on you.
00:21:35You see, Mr. Mary?
00:21:37You had the gun.
00:21:39You commandeered flight 222.
00:21:41Now in my experience, hijackers rarely work alone.
00:21:43I am not a hijacker.
00:21:45The plane was going down.
00:21:47Why don't you tell us who else was involved?
00:21:49No one.
00:21:51The last thing I wanted to do was even get on that plane.
00:21:53Believe me.
00:21:55Believe you.
00:21:57Believe you.
00:21:59Mr. Mary, I believe in looking straight into a man's eyes
00:22:01and letting the truth reveal itself.
00:22:03And right now, as I look into yours,
00:22:07truth is nowhere in sight.
00:22:15Sorry.
00:22:19Ask the pilot. He'll tell you.
00:22:21As we speak,
00:22:23agents are interviewing all flight personnel and passengers
00:22:26and I have a forensic crew sweeping the plane.
00:22:28Good. Then you'll find this brochure.
00:22:30The itinerary you supposedly saw
00:22:32that inspired you to pull out your gun.
00:22:34For the millionth time,
00:22:36it wasn't my gun. It was his.
00:22:38The guy with the brochure.
00:22:40The guy we couldn't find.
00:22:42The guy who doesn't show up on the flight manifest
00:22:44and wasn't even on the damn plane
00:22:46when it landed.
00:22:50While you're shooting holes in my story,
00:22:52there's a guy out there with a list of disasters.
00:22:56The subway's next.
00:22:58I think.
00:23:02Something's gonna happen to it.
00:23:04So now you have designs
00:23:06on a subway.
00:23:18I need to use the phone.
00:23:22I guess I'll call you back.
00:23:24I get a call, right?
00:23:28Stanton, why don't you bring Mr. Mary to phone?
00:23:54A check with HG.
00:23:56Have Merrick run through National BCI.
00:24:00Stanton, what exactly is that thing?
00:24:02Uh, a digital recorder
00:24:04built into my watch. I made it.
00:24:06Are you sure you really want fieldwork, son?
00:24:08Maybe you should have stayed at MIT.
00:24:10Nothing wrong with being an engineer.
00:24:12No, I always wanted to be in the Bureau.
00:24:14I don't want to be in the Bureau.
00:24:16I don't want to be in the Bureau.
00:24:18I don't want to be in the Bureau.
00:24:20I don't want to be in the Bureau.
00:24:22No, I always wanted to be in the Bureau.
00:24:24I mean, I figured switching to Quantico,
00:24:26I could be an agent and still have time to fiddle around with things like this.
00:24:28By the way, if you ever want one...
00:24:30Forget the watch.
00:24:32Focus on the old noggin. Remember that?
00:24:36Please, just find Grayson for me.
00:24:38It's an emergency.
00:24:40No, no, no, wait, wait.
00:24:42Transfer me to research.
00:24:44Sir, what Merrick did,
00:24:46it doesn't make any sense.
00:24:48Okay, follow that line of thought.
00:24:50So, a guy hijacks a plane, doesn't ask for any money,
00:24:52doesn't make any demands whatsoever...
00:24:54So, what does that tell you?
00:24:56Think.
00:24:58Get a shrink down here.
00:25:00We'll see if our Mr. Merrick's got all his marbles.
00:25:04Check the marbles.
00:25:06Check the marbles.
00:25:10Research.
00:25:12It's Tom Merrick. I need a favor.
00:25:14You left my office in a complete mess.
00:25:16You hung up on me the last time we spoke.
00:25:18I found something on your system.
00:25:20Uh, yeah, that is the point of using it, right?
00:25:24I don't understand it all yet, but...
00:25:26It may be something big.
00:25:28Oh, please, Merrick, this isn't gonna be one of those story of the century calls, is it?
00:25:30Do you have any idea how many reporters
00:25:32have thrown that stuff my way?
00:25:34Any of them commandeer a plane, force it to land,
00:25:36and get arrested by the FBI?
00:25:38Yeah, right. Uh, I'm outta here.
00:25:40No, wait, wait, wait. Don't hang up.
00:25:42There's a file on your system.
00:25:44Merrick.doc
00:25:47I dumped three photos into it.
00:25:49I need you to make hard copies and bring them down to me
00:25:51at the FBI office.
00:25:53I don't have time to be a delivery woman.
00:25:55Look, Merrick,
00:25:57I would like to help, but I...
00:25:59Listen to me. You're a researcher.
00:26:01I'm hoping that means you're genetically curious.
00:26:03Pull the file. Look at it yourself.
00:26:05You won't be disappointed.
00:26:07Merrick.doc
00:26:09I'm counting on you.
00:26:13Ugh.
00:26:17Story of the century, my ass.
00:26:31Titanic? Hindenburg?
00:26:35Oh, wow.
00:26:47Wow.
00:27:05When does he want it back?
00:27:07Oh, man.
00:27:09Hey!
00:27:17What happened to Baker?
00:27:23What's going on?
00:27:33Where are we going?
00:27:35Where are we going?
00:27:53Who the hell are you guys?
00:27:57Not now.
00:28:05Oh.
00:28:23Get an emergency medical team
00:28:25to room 348 on the double.
00:28:27Put security on alert. Seal off the damn building.
00:28:29Yes, sir. Merrick's escaped.
00:28:35Freeze!
00:28:37Drop the gun!
00:28:41Drop it!
00:28:47Drop it, now!
00:28:53Against the wall!
00:28:55Against the wall!
00:29:11No!
00:29:15Our orders are to stop him!
00:29:17Killing Merrick violates the non-intervention statute!
00:29:25Merrick!
00:29:27Merrick!
00:29:31Get out of the way!
00:29:33Get out of the way!
00:29:35Out of the way!
00:29:39Hey, Merrick!
00:29:45There he goes!
00:29:47There he goes!
00:29:57Let's go! What is that?
00:29:59Let's go! Let's go!
00:30:01Freeze!
00:30:09Are you trying to kill yourself?
00:30:11Come on! Let's go!
00:30:17Come on!
00:30:19He was going to shoot us!
00:30:29Now let's move it!
00:30:31Surveillance confirms Merrick
00:30:33has at least two accomplices.
00:30:35One is five feet, three inches tall,
00:30:37with black hair, wearing a black jacket.
00:30:39The other one is a man.
00:30:41Stay where you are!
00:30:47Get down!
00:31:01What the hell was that?
00:31:03It appeared to be a Glock 17L
00:31:05with a ballistic modification
00:31:07for an M136 Viper.
00:31:09That's enough.
00:31:11We got two male, two female pedestrians
00:31:13moving east on Washington
00:31:16They're armed and dangerous!
00:31:18Move in! Move in!
00:31:28Why are we running?
00:31:30Why am I running?
00:31:40What's going on?
00:31:46What are you doing?
00:31:48It's okay. There's a cop. They're coming.
00:31:50It was a cop that just tried to shoot us!
00:31:52What?
00:32:16Here!
00:32:24What?
00:32:30Attention please!
00:32:32Departure rail passengers proceed to trains on level one.
00:32:34What have you gotten me into?
00:32:42What?
00:32:46What's going on?
00:32:48I don't know.
00:32:50I don't know.
00:32:52I don't know.
00:32:54I don't know.
00:32:56I don't know.
00:32:58I don't know.
00:33:00I don't know.
00:33:02I don't know.
00:33:04I don't know.
00:33:06I don't know.
00:33:08I don't know.
00:33:10I don't know.
00:33:12I don't know.
00:33:14I don't know.
00:33:18Captain, confirms Omarik's head.
00:33:20We should contact Rafazi.
00:33:38Where the hell are they?
00:33:40Just a second.
00:33:42Cover the exits. I don't want any of them getting out of here.
00:33:46All right, listen. If passengers saw Merrick's guy on the plane,
00:33:50we should be able to get a sketch of him on the wires pronto.
00:33:53Let's also get sketches of the two who freed Merrick.
00:33:56What the hell is going on?
00:33:58All I know for sure is that the guy in the photos was on my flight.
00:34:02What?
00:34:03He was there, and he had a brochure of... of disasters.
00:34:09Well, that doesn't make any sense.
00:34:11No, but the flight we were on was in the brochure.
00:34:15My plane was gonna crash.
00:34:17That's why you were arrested.
00:34:19You hijacked a plane to stop it from crashing.
00:34:22Great. So that makes me an accomplice to a hijacker.
00:34:26So there was a guy on the plane with a brochure?
00:34:29Merrick and him working it on the inside.
00:34:31Those two goons and the woman running with Merrick on the out.
00:34:34Now, at least we've got a positive ID on her.
00:34:37So we allowed Merrick to patch through to an Elizabeth Wintern.
00:34:42She's a match with the woman he just fled with.
00:34:45So, Merrick, whatever all this is about,
00:34:49what are we supposed to do about it?
00:34:53The brochure he had was of past disasters.
00:34:57There was one that hasn't happened yet,
00:34:59a subway wreck right here on the Green Line at noon today.
00:35:03I tried telling the FBI that, but they wouldn't believe me.
00:35:06I can't imagine why.
00:35:09Just one thing's a little odd.
00:35:11The captain of the flight confirms what Merrick said.
00:35:15That Merrick prevented a mid-air collision?
00:35:19So then he's not a hijacker.
00:35:21Merrick pulled the gun.
00:35:23He and this other guy probably tried to hijack it,
00:35:25but got cold feet.
00:35:27End of story. Now, the three big questions.
00:35:30How did Merrick know to prevent a mid-air collision?
00:35:33How did the guy with him get off that plane and pass security, and why?
00:35:37Why is Merrick running from the people who just sprung him?
00:35:41I don't know, sir.
00:35:42I don't know either, but we're gonna damn well find out.
00:35:45Stan!
00:35:57They're coming. You'll have to blink for everything.
00:35:59Fast, that's the signal.
00:36:00What the hell's wrong with it?
00:36:02Oh, he's in a shielded containment bunker.
00:36:04Anomalies shouldn't affect communication.
00:36:06Sir, if you can read me, have them charge up the stanza displacer.
00:36:09We need a reset.
00:36:11We can't reset you.
00:36:13We've got some serious problems here.
00:36:14I'm gonna take some time to address them.
00:36:16What's he saying?
00:36:17Things are all messed up.
00:36:18We've had some major deviations.
00:36:20If that's not bad enough, I've got the time pets after me.
00:36:22I'm having trouble getting them.
00:36:24Find this bastard and eliminate him.
00:36:26Because if he keeps on saving lives,
00:36:28it won't be a question of when you come back.
00:36:30It's going to be a question of him.
00:36:32If my ass...
00:36:33Wait a second, Cortez.
00:36:35We cannot afford any unspecified casualties.
00:36:38There won't be any unspecified ones.
00:36:45We have to stop it before something happens.
00:36:48We've got 20 minutes. Let's go.
00:36:49Okay, wait a second.
00:36:50You don't even know that something's gonna happen,
00:36:52and even if you did,
00:36:53how would you figure out which train is supposed to crash?
00:36:56I don't know.
00:36:58If we don't get every train on that line stopped,
00:37:01one of them's gonna be his train.
00:37:04It's clear.
00:37:22Out of the way! Out of the way!
00:37:29If you find a subway cop or security guard,
00:37:31anyone, tell them there's a bomb on this line
00:37:33and they need to, uh, stuff all the trains on it.
00:37:35What are you gonna do?
00:37:36I'm gonna try to find a way to heal the power to the tracks, and...
00:37:39And what? What is it?
00:37:42Him.
00:37:43This is the train.
00:37:48Hey! Hey, buddy.
00:37:59Come on.
00:38:12We gotta get out of here.
00:38:13Go.
00:38:20Hey!
00:38:22Have I any more stops on this line?
00:38:24Uh, six. Last one's Hillhorn One.
00:38:27Baker!
00:38:28I need, uh, security units at every subway stop
00:38:31between Union and Hillhorn immediately.
00:38:34Let's get some cars!
00:38:42Eric, this train is not stopping.
00:38:45Hey!
00:38:46Stop the train!
00:38:56There he is.
00:39:16Look, I don't know how you got the photos and found me,
00:39:18but it's the thrill-seekers' fault, not mine.
00:39:20Thrill-seekers? T.S.
00:39:23What's gonna happen to this train?
00:39:24I can't tell you that. It's part of the agreement.
00:39:26This is Murray Trevor requesting emergency reset now.
00:39:28Requesting emergency reset now! What are you doing?
00:39:30I need that to get off the train. I need it to get home!
00:39:33How's this train gonna crash?
00:39:35Okay, okay. The engineer, he had a heart attack.
00:39:37When he died, he didn't release the dead man's switch.
00:39:39So the train kept accelerating just after Clayton,
00:39:41When he died, he didn't release the dead man's switch.
00:39:43So the train kept accelerating just after Clayton,
00:39:45he couldn't hold the tracks on a curve.
00:39:47He's talking about this like it already happened.
00:39:48Because it did!
00:39:49About 70 years ago, I'm just a tourist.
00:39:52That flight you were on, it was supposed to be the biggest mid-air collision in U.S. history.
00:39:55But because of you, nothing. Zero. Zilch!
00:39:58I'd better get our refund.
00:40:00Come here, this is insane. Let's just stop this train.
00:40:02No, you can't do that. Just, just, just give me that.
00:40:05Travel to disasters.
00:40:08Look, there's only a few minutes left.
00:40:11Let's go.
00:40:12Wait, wait, there's roost against interference, you can't.
00:40:14At least give me back the RTC!
00:40:20Please!
00:40:21You don't understand!
00:40:24I need it!
00:40:26Please!
00:40:28Open up!
00:40:29Open up, it's an emergency!
00:40:35Open up!
00:40:37That's Whittier.
00:40:38The plane is three stops away.
00:40:40We've got maybe two more minutes.
00:40:42Open up!
00:40:43Open up!
00:40:44Open up!
00:40:45Open up!
00:40:48Open up!
00:40:50Open up!
00:40:53Open up!
00:40:55Open up!
00:40:58He can't hear you, he's dead!
00:41:00Emergency brake.
00:41:02No.
00:41:04Damn.
00:41:07Maybe we can separate this car from the others.
00:41:09No, we don't know how to do that.
00:41:12Everyone, this train is going to crash.
00:41:14You need to move in the rear car now.
00:41:16Go, go, go!
00:41:18Come on, come on!
00:41:22Please, just give me back my RTC!
00:41:26Move, move!
00:41:27Come on, move it!
00:41:32Come on!
00:41:45Everybody move in the back!
00:41:46The train is about to crash!
00:41:47Go, go!
00:41:51It's your last chance, come on!
00:41:53I can't wait for you!
00:42:02What do we do?
00:42:03I don't know, look around!
00:42:07This is it.
00:42:08There's one on each side.
00:42:09We pull them at the same time.
00:42:31Come on!
00:42:38Come on, jump!
00:42:40Come on, jump!
00:42:42Jump!
00:42:52What now?
00:43:01I don't know.
00:43:31Jump!
00:43:41Come on, move back!
00:43:42Come on, keep moving!
00:43:43This train is going to crash!
00:43:45Move back everybody, keep moving!
00:43:47Get on the floor now, get down!
00:43:49Come on, get down!
00:44:01Come on, get down!
00:44:02Jump!
00:44:08Do it again!
00:44:09Get on the floor!
00:44:11Come on, get down!
00:44:12Get on the floor now, get down!
00:44:13Jump!
00:44:14Jump!
00:44:15Jump!
00:44:16Jump!
00:44:17Jump!
00:44:23Jump!
00:44:24Jump!
00:44:25Jump!
00:44:26Jump!
00:44:27Jump!
00:44:28Jump!
00:44:29Jump!
00:45:30Dad always says that you never have too many power tools.
00:46:01You sure you know what you're doing?
00:46:07Yeah, I remember watching him use this when I was like three. Didn't seem too difficult.
00:46:11Kidding.
00:46:12Kidding.
00:46:30Hold that stretcher.
00:46:44It said we have a match.
00:46:48Get him out of here.
00:46:51Oh, surprise me.
00:46:53We checked with the passengers. Merrick and Winter were on the train, but they're gone.
00:46:58Any luck at Union?
00:47:00The other two escaped as well.
00:47:01Oh, great. That's great.
00:47:04Okay, listen up, folks.
00:47:08I want an all-out search for Merrick, Winter, and the two unidentified perps.
00:47:13Check hospitals, motels, hotels within a 50-mile radius. You know the drill.
00:47:17I want every cop, I don't care if he's driving, walking, or riding a horse, to know what these four look like.
00:47:22We got results. Let's do it. Go.
00:47:32I'm not getting a contact.
00:47:35You hadn't stopped me from wasting him when we first found him.
00:47:37Those were not our orders.
00:47:39That train wreck would have gone down.
00:47:41We were supposed to interrogate Merrick, determine the point of deviation, and reset.
00:47:45Well, we didn't interrogate him. And thanks to you, he's still walking.
00:47:49You had this on me.
00:47:52The man's figured us out.
00:47:55He knows.
00:48:01This kept the death toll, now standing at two, from approaching what easily could have been in the hundreds.
00:48:06It's the first subway crash this city's experienced in 20 years.
00:48:09Transportation officials are now speculating that operator error may have-
00:48:13Fresh from the dryer.
00:48:14Thanks.
00:48:15Completely demolished the front car of the train.
00:48:17So, Merrick, I've been, uh, I've been trying to piece this all together.
00:48:22In the plane, that brochure I saw, it listed the Evanston power plant fire.
00:48:28It stated that 12 people died. Only 11 did.
00:48:32So who's the 12th?
00:48:34Me.
00:48:36What?
00:48:38The tourist guide travels to disasters.
00:48:41And the power plant fire was one of his stops.
00:48:47That's right.
00:48:51His coin was there.
00:48:54The one that he had on the train.
00:48:56He must have dropped it. And when I saw it, I hesitated.
00:49:04Just long enough to change things forever.
00:49:07Because if I hadn't stopped when I saw it, I would have been killed right along with my crew.
00:49:13You can't know that for sure.
00:49:15But it makes sense. I'm alive because that tourist from the future dropped the coin.
00:49:22And those two freaks? They're from the future, too.
00:49:24They had to stop me before I altered their paths.
00:49:26This is nuts, okay? The guy from the train was nuts.
00:49:30But if some future scientist were to develop the technology for people to travel through time,
00:49:35do you really think that this is what they would use it for?
00:49:37For tourism? For entertainment?
00:49:40If what you're saying is true, these people aren't coming back to see some TV image get blown to bits.
00:49:45They're coming to see thousands of real, live people die.
00:49:49That's sick.
00:49:50I don't see how that's any worse than tuning into the 6 o'clock news.
00:49:56Or reporting it.
00:50:00Hey, there's no comparison between you and them.
00:50:04Isn't there?
00:50:06I've watched some of your news segments, occasionally.
00:50:11Sometimes I even got caught up in them.
00:50:13You remember that time you drove right up to that tornado?
00:50:22That was a good piece, wasn't it?
00:50:27Thank you for purchasing Thrillseeker's 10-Pack, your best value in temporal travel entertainment.
00:50:32Your 10-Pack features some of the most famous disasters in history.
00:50:35What did she do?
00:50:36I don't know.
00:50:37Including the April 14th, 1912 sinking of the Titanic,
00:50:40and the December 24th, 1998 catastrophic fire at the Evanston Power Plant.
00:50:46And of course, the Big Three.
00:50:48That's right, those legendary three days in June when you get back to back to back,
00:50:54a plane crash, a train wreck, and the granddaddy of all disasters,
00:50:59the Copse Coliseum fire that killed more than 11,000 people.
00:51:04That's tomorrow.
00:51:05When you are ready to begin your first trip,
00:51:07just use this remote temporal transmitter with its built-in isometric frequency blocker,
00:51:13which guarantees shielding against time-fed detection.
00:51:17Within seconds, we'll whisk you away to the start of an...
00:51:20He's gonna be there, at Copse Coliseum.
00:51:22Who?
00:51:25He's time.
00:51:31Hello?
00:51:32Kevin, let me talk to your mother.
00:51:35She's not here. Christy's here.
00:51:38Okay, I need you to listen to me very carefully.
00:51:40I can't explain how I know this, but tomorrow, during the hockey game, there's gonna be a fire.
00:51:45You, your mother, and Steve cannot be there.
00:51:47I don't understand.
00:51:48I'll explain later. Just promise me you won't go to the game.
00:51:51No. I wanna go.
00:51:54Kevin, this is one time you've gotta trust me.
00:51:56Promise me you won't go.
00:52:01Talk to me, Kevin.
00:52:03Mom said you might get jealous because I'm doing stuff with Steve.
00:52:06No, it's not that. Believe me.
00:52:10Kevin?
00:52:13I guess he didn't believe you.
00:52:16I gotta get there. I gotta stop them from going.
00:52:19I gotta stop them from going.
00:52:20Okay, maybe there's something else we can try, right?
00:52:22You suggested a bomb threat at the subway. We could try that at Copse Coliseum.
00:52:25No, they handle situations like that all the time.
00:52:28They'll run a security sweep, and when they don't find anything, the game will go on as planned.
00:52:32All right, then we'll give them the device you took from the time traveler. That would get their attention.
00:52:36Maybe, but by the time they figure out what the hell it is, the Coliseum would already be history.
00:52:40If this is an emergency, the FBI, they would move pretty quickly.
00:52:43No matter what the FBI comes up with, those two people will destroy the arena.
00:52:47They need those 11,000 people dead.
00:52:53Maybe we can slow them down.
00:53:01Wynton's got parents in the Heights, a couple of friends in Eastburn, and an ex-boyfriend on the Gold Coast.
00:53:07Got it.
00:53:09It's Danton.
00:53:12I'll put him through.
00:53:13It's a pass-through from the Bureau. It's Merrick.
00:53:17Mine, too.
00:53:24Baker.
00:53:25I didn't cause the subway to wreck. I tried to stop it from crashing.
00:53:29Then why not turn yourself in?
00:53:31The man and woman who grabbed me from your office, they tried to stop me from saving it.
00:53:36Now they want to take down Copse Coliseum tomorrow during the hockey championship.
00:53:40You've got to stop them.
00:53:42I'll tell you what. Why don't you come down here, work with me to identify who these two are.
00:53:51Thank you. We got it. It's her parents' face.
00:53:53Pay attention. Those sketches I ordered of the two who helped Merrick escape,
00:53:57I want them delivered along with the photos of Merrick and Wynton to the Copse Coliseum security.
00:54:02Tell them to get extra police and firemen there, just as a precaution.
00:54:06So you believe me? You think those other two will try to take down Copse?
00:54:09I don't believe a damn thing he says, but I do believe in covering all the bases.
00:54:13Would you like me to kill the local search, sir?
00:54:15Hell no. He may be just trying to throw us off.
00:54:21Oh, you've got to be kidding. I can be there in three hours if I fly.
00:54:25You're a suspected hijacker. You go anywhere near an airport, the cops will be all over you.
00:54:29Don't worry. It's old, but it'll get us there.
00:54:33Us?
00:54:34Yeah, if we trade off driving, even if we stay away from major highways,
00:54:38we'll get to the Coliseum in 15 hours, well before the gate.
00:54:42I already emailed my mom. I told her that we're taking her car.
00:54:45So, uh, I say we're out of here.
00:54:58Finally getting him.
00:54:59How could you let this happen?
00:55:01What the hell is going on? Why does he look different?
00:55:05Must be some sort of temporal leakage.
00:55:07Do you have any idea what you've done?
00:55:09By not stopping Merrick, nearly 500 people lived who were supposed to die.
00:55:13So? The Time Feds probably zeroed in on the organization again just to kick up the hush money and...
00:55:18You think all we're dealing with here is some law enforcement issue?
00:55:21What else is there?
00:55:22Just a few little problems like population shifts in the hundreds of millions,
00:55:26plus new governments and new technologies popping up and disappearing that you've never even heard of?
00:55:31What's happening in L.A.?
00:55:33Who cares about L.A.?
00:55:34My kid lives in L.A.
00:55:37Southern California was wiped out in a fusion meltdown 22 years ago.
00:55:43What?
00:55:46I have to get back to my time. You have to get us a reset now.
00:55:49You still don't get it, do you?
00:55:51Your timeline does not exist anymore.
00:55:55Do you understand? Your family, your friends, all gone.
00:55:58And the temporal accelerator, that's right.
00:56:01The core technology of the stanza displacer.
00:56:04Somebody Merrick saved on that plane, killed its inventor in an automobile accident three years before he invented it.
00:56:11So right now, we can't reset anybody anywhere.
00:56:15But sir, you're in a containment bunker, so the accelerator should be shielded against any timeline deviations.
00:56:20We've never had deviations of this magnitude before.
00:56:23It's blown all of our theories right out of the water.
00:56:26I assume you've got a team working on it?
00:56:28A team? Get your whole damn conglomerate on it.
00:56:30I have to get a reset and save my son.
00:56:32Listen, Cortez, I got bigger problems here than worrying about your progeny.
00:56:37If we're lucky, and I repeat, if we're lucky, we might have a working model within a week.
00:56:42Then you could reset us.
00:56:43We can stop Merrick before he gets on that plane.
00:56:46That's the plan, but nothing's going to happen unless we get a stable temporal zone.
00:56:51Now that means that you two have to make damn sure that Merrick doesn't cause any more deviations from the current timeline or it's over for all of us.
00:57:00But how do we find Merrick now?
00:57:02He got a client's RTT. He doesn't know it yet, but that's how we're tracking him.
00:57:06I'll transmit his coordinates to you now. Stand by.
00:57:09Stand by for download. Download complete.
00:57:12Got him.
00:57:13Good. Now, whether you get Merrick or not, we're going to need some insurance.
00:57:19Insurance?
00:57:20The last of the big three disasters. The fire at Cop's Coliseum.
00:57:25No matter what Merrick does, make sure it comes down.
00:57:29You've got to be kidding.
00:57:30Fire or no fire, 11,369 people need to die. It's our only chance.
00:57:38Sir, with all due respect, I'm a temporal security agent, not a murderer.
00:57:42Consider it done.
00:57:44Hey, wait a minute.
00:57:45You screw this up, Belter, and I'll kill you.
00:57:49I'm the least of your worries, Cortez.
00:57:51What the hell are you talking about?
00:57:53You saw Grafasi. We've got a temporal containment leak.
00:57:56A few more deviations, Grafasi, the whole organization, might not even know we exist.
00:58:19Merrick, if this is all true, maybe we shouldn't interfere.
00:58:26Then 11,000 people will die.
00:58:29I know, I know. It's just that the guy from the photos, he warned us about interfering.
00:58:34Those two that are after us, they are willing to kill or to risk being killed to stop us.
00:58:39Maybe somebody we save will go on to cause something terrible to happen that is much worse than Cop's Coliseum coming down.
00:58:47I don't see it that way.
00:58:49If those three people are from the future, then yes, their past is set, it can only go down one way.
00:58:54But our future can go an infinite number of ways.
00:58:57Any one of which may be a whole lot better than the world they're from.
00:59:01Or a whole lot worse.
00:59:03You're right.
00:59:05But all we can do is act upon what we do know.
00:59:08Knowing that 11,000 people are going to die, including my son, means I have to do whatever I can to save them.
00:59:17At this speed, we should intercept America in about five minutes.
00:59:39It's very simple.
00:59:47Canvass the area for any neighbors that may have eyeballed traffic coming in and out of here.
00:59:51And look for some security cameras, whatever.
00:59:55Sir, found these. And an email.
00:59:58She'd obviously attempted to trash her sent mail bin, and I ran a digital recompiler...
01:00:01Just get to the point, Stanton.
01:00:04She boarded her mother's car. They're headed to Cop's Coliseum.
01:00:06Damn.
01:00:09This is Baker. They're definitely headed to Cop's.
01:00:12That's right. Call off the local search. Focus everything there.
01:00:16Let's go.
01:00:33Merrick, can I ask you a question now?
01:00:35Only if you agree to call me Tom.
01:00:40I got the feeling earlier that you and your son aren't that close.
01:00:45I was just wondering what happened.
01:00:48After the plant fire, I shut down.
01:00:51From work, the world, everyone.
01:00:55You can't just drop out of a kid's life and expect to waltz back in when you're ready.
01:01:03You must really miss him.
01:01:08You miss his mom, too?
01:01:11From day one, our marriage lost out to my job.
01:01:14To the jolt I got from covering disasters.
01:01:17You were that hooked on it?
01:01:20Until I got those men killed.
01:01:22That's when I crawled into my cave and disappeared.
01:01:27Well, now that you're out of hibernation, what do you think?
01:01:32I'm liking parts of it.
01:01:39Maybe we should stop for gas.
01:01:55He stopped. Just ahead.
01:01:58Time to put him out of our misery.
01:02:03Fill her up.
01:02:04Check the oil and tires.
01:02:06That'd be great.
01:02:07All right.
01:02:13I'll handle this.
01:02:44Shut up!
01:03:09Why are you trying to kill me?
01:03:10Did you ever stop to think about the consequences of what you're doing?
01:03:14Maybe my son is dead because you decided to stop that plane from crashing.
01:03:39Oh, no!
01:04:08Oh, my God!
01:04:39Stop!
01:04:52How long till we're there?
01:04:53I don't know.
01:04:55I said how long.
01:04:59Maybe 15 minutes.
01:05:15It's okay. It's okay.
01:05:16You stay here.
01:05:17Just lie there.
01:05:18Don't... Hey.
01:05:19Don't just...
01:05:21Just stay...
01:05:22Don't worry.
01:05:23The ambulance is here.
01:05:24You'll be fine, okay?
01:05:25Okay?
01:05:26Just...
01:05:27Just...
01:05:28No!
01:05:29Elizabeth!
01:05:30There's nothing you can do for her.
01:05:32Nothing.
01:05:41Hey!
01:05:42Hey, what do you think you're doing?
01:05:44There's my truck!
01:05:57Oh, my God!
01:06:25Officer.
01:06:27Pack your stuff, will you?
01:06:29Looks like the local boys took our warning to heart.
01:06:32What are you doing now?
01:06:33I'm setting it to local time.
01:06:34I'm working on creating a watch that's sensitive to longitudinal changes
01:06:37and automatically resets according to whatever time zone you're in.
01:06:41I can hardly wait.
01:06:43Hardly wait.
01:06:48Ladies and gentlemen,
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01:07:15ladies and gentlemen,
01:07:16here is tonight's starting line.
01:07:47Come on, come on, come on.
01:07:51We got fire, we got fire.
01:08:13What has America's day?
01:08:15The fire that's supposed to bring this place down will still work,
01:08:17so we don't actually need to kill anybody.
01:08:23Listen to me.
01:08:24It is one thing to defend an existing timeline,
01:08:27another thing entirely to purposely invoke a disaster.
01:08:31Have you listened to a word I've said?
01:08:33Don't you feel any responsibility?
01:08:34What kind of person are you?
01:08:36Kai Tu will do anything,
01:08:38anything,
01:08:39to stabilize this timeline long enough to get a reset
01:08:42and save my son.
01:08:44You understand?
01:08:46You don't give a damn about any of them, do you?
01:08:48To the extent that they could screw up our timeline?
01:08:51Yeah.
01:08:52They're people.
01:08:53They are dust!
01:08:56If you're so worried about them, why the hell are you here?
01:08:59You think I want to be doing this?
01:09:01Working for some two-bit underground firm
01:09:03that uses the greatest technology ever invented for amusement rides?
01:09:07I was legit once.
01:09:09Yeah, right.
01:09:12I was with the government's temporal development program, Cortez.
01:09:15Oh, let me guess.
01:09:17When they shut it down and illegalized time travel,
01:09:19you were already hooked.
01:09:21I'm trying to figure who is lower on your moral scale.
01:09:24Me, who does it for the money,
01:09:27or you,
01:09:29who does it for thrills?
01:10:41Let's go, guys!
01:11:03Tragically struck is a series of explosions
01:11:06that devastated the arena,
01:11:08two-thirds of the 16,000 spectators,
01:11:11although authorities won't stick it in this time.
01:12:09No.
01:12:11No.
01:12:13You can't.
01:12:15You can't.
01:12:17No.
01:12:19You can't.
01:12:21No.
01:12:23No, you can't.
01:12:25No.
01:12:39This is Tom Merrick. Leave a message at the tone.
01:12:43Merrick, it's Eleanor.
01:12:45You're not battling hijacking charges with a public defender.
01:12:48There's an old buddy of mine, Irwin Thompson,
01:12:50renowned defense attorney.
01:12:52He's agreed to represent you at your hearing on Tuesday.
01:12:54Call me. I'll give you the details.
01:13:08Merrick!
01:13:23Good job with the cop's coliseum.
01:13:25The stable temporal zone you created worked.
01:13:28We'll be ready in a few minutes to reset you.
01:13:30Program an insertion point 24 hours prior to Merrick getting on that plane.
01:13:34That'll give us plenty of time to stop him.
01:13:36Just name any of these disasters,
01:13:38and you'll instantly be transported back in time
01:13:41exactly three hours prior to the disaster you select.
01:13:46One more thing.
01:13:48The stanza displacer is still unstable,
01:13:50and each test run is causing multiple burnouts.
01:13:52Bottom line,
01:13:54you only have one round-trip ticket
01:13:56back to stop Merrick from getting on that plane
01:13:59and rerouting our timeline,
01:14:01then back here to home.
01:14:04We're online now.
01:14:06Good luck.
01:14:09Cops coliseum fire.
01:14:13So now that you've come out of your hibernation, what do you think?
01:14:19Merrick?
01:14:25What the hell?
01:14:27This is all wrong.
01:14:29You're alive!
01:14:31Yeah, last time I checked.
01:14:33What is wrong with you?
01:14:36Nothing.
01:14:37We're back near Cops coliseum three days late.
01:14:39Somebody must have inserted an alternate date.
01:14:43What the hell are you doing?
01:14:44I'm connecting with Grafasi.
01:14:45He already said he has no more resets on this timeline.
01:14:50We have no choice.
01:14:52We have to take Merrick and Cops coliseum down again,
01:14:56then wait a week for Grafasi to generate a new reset.
01:15:02Maybe we should stop for gas.
01:15:05No.
01:15:07We definitely don't want to do that.
01:15:09You're not one of those guys who refuses to pull over
01:15:11until the cars run out of fumes, are you?
01:15:13In this case, yeah.
01:15:15But we'll get some near the coliseum.
01:15:19What are you doing?
01:15:21Those guys who were after us at the train station?
01:15:23Let's just say I have a very informed hunch
01:15:25that this could lead them straight to us.
01:15:32All right.
01:15:42This time we'll be out of our misery for good.
01:15:53Where the hell is Merrick?
01:16:02Hey!
01:16:04Did you have a 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme
01:16:06in here in the last few minutes?
01:16:08Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme? No.
01:16:10You want me to check your own towels for you?
01:16:12Over here!
01:16:17Damn it!
01:16:32Hey, it's gonna work, Merrick.
01:16:34We'll get your son back to you.
01:16:58Officer!
01:17:00Officer!
01:17:02Package for me, will you?
01:17:04Looks like the local boys took our warning to heart.
01:17:08What are you doing now?
01:17:10Setting it to local time.
01:17:12I'm working on creating a watch
01:17:14that's sensitive to longitudinal changes
01:17:16and automatically resets according to whatever time zone you're in.
01:17:18I can hardly wait.
01:17:22I'm Baker, Mr. Stanley.
01:17:24I can't guarantee anything's gonna happen,
01:17:26but thank you for taking the precautions
01:17:28before you fired me.
01:17:40I'm sorry, you can't come in.
01:17:42There's a family in the region that I have to get to.
01:17:44It's their grandmother. It's an emergency.
01:17:46What's the name?
01:17:48Liz.
01:17:59Couple more,
01:18:01we'll be ready to go.
01:18:03Linkwist Party, please report to the first aid station
01:18:05on the main concourse.
01:18:07Linkwist Party, please report to the first aid station
01:18:09on the main concourse.
01:18:14No problem.
01:18:15If you could just point me to the first aid station.
01:18:17Sure, absolutely.
01:18:18All right, just go right outside this door here,
01:18:20straight down the hallway.
01:18:21When you get to the end, make...
01:18:23What the...
01:18:25Open the door! Open the door!
01:18:29Steve, can you take him to his room?
01:18:31They just paged us. There's an emergency.
01:18:33No, there's no emergency.
01:18:41I'm testing.
01:18:43Testing. Hello, is this thing working?
01:18:45Attention, attention, attention.
01:18:48How are you doing here, Tom?
01:18:50There's gonna be an explosion. We have to get out of here.
01:18:52Right, last time you told Kevin it's a fire.
01:18:54Now this, what are you trying to do?
01:18:56Attention, there is a bomb in the arena.
01:18:59Repeat, there is a bomb in the arena.
01:19:01Please evacuate immediately.
01:19:03We have to get Kevin.
01:19:05Please evacuate the area right now.
01:19:07Please try to be calm.
01:19:09Leave by the emergency exit.
01:19:11Everyone, please stay calm.
01:19:13Repeat, there's a bomb in the arena.
01:19:15Hey, I'm out of here.
01:19:21We gotta do this now,
01:19:23before any more of these people get out of here.
01:19:25We gotta get out of here.
01:19:39Steve!
01:19:41There's Kevin!
01:19:43Kevin!
01:19:45Kevin!
01:19:50Dad!
01:19:53I'm not gonna let you do it this time.
01:19:58You idiot.
01:20:01Put the detonator down, Cortez.
01:20:05You have any idea what you're doing?
01:20:07Now!
01:20:22Dad!
01:20:46Mary, get up!
01:20:52Get up, get up, get up!
01:20:56Kevin!
01:20:58Kevin!
01:21:00Jen, we've gotta get out of here!
01:21:16Don't let her go!
01:21:18Rescue her!
01:21:22Kevin!
01:21:25Get out of the way!
01:21:49We're trapped!
01:21:51Get us out of here!
01:21:55Stan, you're Stan.
01:21:57You shouldn't have invented the stanza displacer.
01:22:01You shouldn't have invented...
01:22:05Shit.
01:22:19Steve.
01:22:25Eric!
01:22:27Put it down!
01:22:29Damn you, put it down!
01:22:31Put it down!
01:22:33If I do that, we're all dead.
01:22:35I'm not negotiating!
01:22:37Now!
01:22:39We're trapped!
01:22:41You've seen what this weapon can do.
01:22:43It's our only way out of here.
01:22:45Ah, he may be right.
01:22:47Shut up!
01:22:49Put it down now!
01:23:03Ah!
01:23:09Ow, my leg!
01:23:13Everyone out!
01:23:15Everyone out!
01:23:29No, no, no!
01:23:34My leg!
01:23:40Easy.
01:24:07Stan, what I said earlier about you not having what it takes for field work...
01:24:13Ignore it.
01:24:15No, sir, I think I'm going to take your suggestion and look into technical.
01:24:18Explosions devastated the building, killing 216,000 in attendance.
01:24:22No authorities can speculate at this time.
01:24:25Kevin!
01:24:29Kevin!
01:24:33Kevin!
01:24:35Mom!
01:24:37Kevin!
01:24:39Oh, babe.
01:24:41Are you okay?
01:24:43Yeah, I'm...
01:24:46How did you know about all of this?
01:24:48It's a long story. I'll tell it to you someday.
01:25:00I'm going to see you soon, okay?
01:25:02Yeah.
01:25:04Sure.
01:25:06Anytime.
01:25:11Hey.
01:25:15Look, I gotta take care of something.
01:25:21See you real soon.
01:25:23Okay.
01:25:26Bye.
01:25:28You can't stand here, folks.
01:25:32Elizabeth!
01:25:37Where are you going?
01:25:40Look, Tom, I...
01:25:41Tom. You called me Tom.
01:25:44That's... That's good, Tom.
01:25:48It looked like you were staying and I didn't really want to interfere, so...
01:25:55Anyway, I thought...
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