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[Sound effect]
Announcer: reads words on screen

Now.

[rattling]

[click]

Dante: Okay.

Lonny: Come
on, come on!

-I got it.
I got it.

Just relax.

It's coming.

-Go go go!

-It's like taking candy-

[engine revving]

from a baby!

-Woohoo!

[screeching tires]

Whoo-hoo-hoo!

[laughing]

-Whoo!

-Whoah!

Where did you
learn to do that?

YouTube!

[laughter]

Whoah!

[screeching tires]

What the-?

Dude!

Turn your lights on!

♪♪
[eerie music]

What the
hell is this?

I can't see!

-Dude!

[zapping]

-I can't see anything!

-Pull over!
-I can't!

I can't!

Nothing's working!

[crash]

♪♪
[theme music]

[siren]

Charlie: You picking up
on something, pal?

Let's have a look.

Let's go, Rex.

Officer.

Detective Hudson.

What happened here?

-Head on collision
with an electrical pole.

Not a happy
start to my day.

Any fatalities?

Passenger was
dead on impact.

Hmm.

But the driver
made it.

They took him
to East Shore.

Did you get
a name?

Dante McGuire.

Looks like car theft.

You can see where they
pulled the wires out

and then manually
jacked them together.

They were probably
speeding away

when they lost
control of the vehicle.

Yeah.

Did the owner
called it in yet?

-No.

But it's registered
to a Shelley Whitby.

She's probably just waking
up now to find it gone.

[Rex barking]

What is it, pal?

[Rex whining]

Huh.

Everything okay?

I'm not sure yet.

The circuitry is
completely fried.

I've seen a lot of hot-
wires go bad before.

But not like this.

Thanks.

Hey, Joe.

It's Charlie.

There's been
a car crash

at the corner of
Hamilton and Cornwall.

You okay?

-It wasn't me.

It was a grey sedan
registered to a

Shelley Whitby.

Charlie, tell me what does this
have to do with Major Crimes?

I don't know yet.

But-

I have a hunch.

This crash
took a life.

And the car's circuitry
is totally fried.

Doesn't feel like
a regular accident.

And Rex is picking
up on something.

It's like we both
have this hunch.

When you get hunches,
I get nervous.

You've got
24 hours on this.

No. Make that 23.

Hey, can you have Jesse take a
look at the mechanic's report

as soon as
he gets in?

-Yeah, sure thing.

Thanks.

Come on, pal.

Let's go.

We don't have
a lot of time.

♪♪
[theme music]

[beep]

[click]

Don't look at
me like that.

I'm not finished yet.

Jesse: Charlie.

I went over that mechanic's
report like you asked.

Total destruction of
the wiring harness.

Everything with an electrical
current fried simultaneously-

according to the analysis.

Any indication it
was tampered with?

Well-

if it was a tampering job-
then I would have been able

to isolate the sabotaged
components.

But the fuses
blew at once.

Does the analysis
offer any explanation?

It offers one.

Lightning storm.

But it was a
clear night.

I mean,
here's a theory.

EMPs.

Electromagnetic pulse.

Yeah, exactly.

It's an intense burst of
man-made electromagnetic energy

that is designed to
shut down electricity

within a certain
blast radius.

Sounds like science fiction.

It pretty much is.

Yeah.

-The boss hasn't given
me much time on this one.

So let's talk
to Sarah.

Let the science
expert decide, huh?

Sure. Yeah.

[Rex whining]

-Buddy, I'd say
you were right

about this case
being weird.

Enjoy.

You earned it.

I'm so sorry.

But I
can't do it.

Come on!

But this one's going
to be a fun one!

And geek conundrums
are your specialty.

-I know.

But I promised Donovan

I'd finish this high-
profile case first.

Dead judge.

You know the drill.

Yeah, well I'll see
your dead judge.

And I'll raise you

strange phenomenon

and a mysterious
car crash.

Jesse thinks
they're EMPs.

As in electromagnetic pulses?

Wait no!

No, I can't.

I made a promise.

And I'm already going to
have to pull an all-nighter.

Okay.

I'll leave you
to it, then.

Rex and I are going to
go see the crash survivor.

See if he can shed some
light on this mystery.

Don't solve it
without me.

Oh, we will.

Charlie: Don't worry.

He's friendly.

I'm Detective Hudson, SJPD.

Are you Dante McGuire?

You drove your car
into an electrical pole?

It was an accident.

What were you doing in
that car in the first place?

It was clearly
hot-wired.

I didn't steal it.

I bought the
car with my ex.

Paid half for it.

It was just stupidly
registered in her name.

After we broke up-

she basically
held it hostage.

I was just borrowing it.

At 3 AM? With-

judging by the marks on
the door- a slim jim?

Looks more like you were
making a speedy getaway.

I wasn't speeding.

Not when we crashed.

I remember because
I was nearly hit

by an oncoming
car just before.

He was driving
with his lights off.

I swerved and just
barely missed him.

But it freaked
me out.

And I slowed
way down.

Then what happened?

-You're not going
to believe me.

I know this is going
to sound weird, but-

There was this-

There was
this light, this-

This bluish light.

It completely blinded me.

Another oncoming car?

No.

No, it was-

It was coming
from the sky.

The car shut
down completely.

I couldn't
move it at all.

I couldn't move anything.

And the next
thing I remember

was coming out
of the wreck.

Lonny-

I'm sorry about
your friend.

[Rex whining]

[phone ringing]

Jesse.

What would you
say if I told you

that when the
motor was fried-

the driver saw a
strange bluish light?

-Really?

There has been a lot
of online buzz lately-

specifically about
lights in the sky.

And they're being
described as blue.

Coming from who?

A guy.

What guy?

Aliens.

I know when we
last worked together-

you had some doubts about
the phenomenon I had reported

on my Haunted
Truth website.

But-

I've been tracking the light
sightings for some time.

And I'm convinced-

that they are extra-
terrestrial in origin.

Okay thanks for
your time, Tyler.

Whoah whoah whoah.

I've been in contact with
each and every eye witness

who posted about
the sightings.

Was one of those
witnesses Dante McGuire?

-Yeah.

I caught up with
him at the hospital.

And- he says
the same thing

as all the others.

That he saw a bluish,
blinding light in the sky.

And there's other
phenomenon, too.

Dogs behaving weirdly.

Jewelry tingling.

And- oh.

One of the eye
witnesses-

gave me this.

Says he found it at
one of the location

of one of
the sightings.

What is it?

Great question.

But it's a bit like
a lot of things-

but not exactly like anything
I've ever seen before.

Could this be one of
those EMP devices?

-EMP?

Like what they used
to fight the Sentinels

after they attacked
the Nebuchadnezzar

in the Matrix movie?

Exactly.

Or what the Mjolnirs use
against the Sentinels

during the Battle of Zion
in The Matrix Reloaded.

That's interesting, although-

The battle you're
referencing

actually happened in
The Matrix Revolutions.

That is so embarrassing.

Okay.

Charlie: Focus, guys.

Could this be from
an EMP device or not?

In all honesty,
I have no idea.

Jesse: Actually-

You know what?
There's a local guy

who's leading the charge
on electromagnetic pulses.

Graham Pry.

He's also published
a few papers on EMPs.

Alright, let's
pay him a visit.

Tyler, I'm going to
borrow this.

Oh, um-

Charlie: Rex, let's go.

Tyler: Sure, yeah.

Sure.

Charlie: So what do
you think, Mr. Pry?

Technically, it looks like
some kind of capacitor.

But I can't say I've ever come
across one quite like it.

What's different about it?

-First of all-

it's crude and unrefined.

Not the kind you'd
find on store shelves.

Secondly-

the voltage
breakdown is higher

than any I've
ever seen

on a capacitor
of this size.

-Could you buy these
components in a store?

And then maybe it was
somehow modified?

Anything is possible if
you're clever enough.

[crash]

Please be careful.

This is years
of research.

Rex.

He's incorrigible.

Quit snooping around.

Rex, get over here.

[Rex whining]

May I ask where
this came from?

-It was found at the site
of unusual light events.

May have played a role
in a recent fatal car crash.

Oh my.

Jesse: Do you think that

this capacitor could be
part of some kind of-

EMP device?

I've never seen a capacitor
that could withstand the voltage

of an EMP's intensity
without short-circuiting.

But like I said-
anything's possible.

[door opening]

So sorry to interrupt.

Hon, help.

I'm super-late.

And I look
like a dork

in these glasses.

Do you know where my
contact lens solution is?

You look fine.

I promised my girlfriend
Fiona a ride to work.

Unless there's
anything else?

That's fine.

Thanks for your time.

Graham: I'll bring
the car out front.

Ready for this?

[barking]

Yeah?

[barking]

Last time was
just bad luck.

Here we go.

Ohhh.

Don't worry about it.

You'll get it
next time.

[phone buzzing]

Don't tell me
you're still at work.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

Time got
away from me.

But I found something

that I think you might
find interesting.

It's about that capacitor.

Yeah?

It occurred to me that if Pry
didn't even know about it-

then perhaps it's
a new invention.

That's assuming it's
not extra-terrestrial.

Ah- yeah.

Funny.

Okay.

I ran down a list of scientific
intellectual properties

that had patents issued
over the past year.

I spent the last five
and half hours scouring it.

I'm a little loopy.

But-

I came across
our capacitor.

It was patented about
three months ago.

To?

Wouldn't you know it?

Graham Pry.

And if he's lying
about that-

What else did
he lie about?

Come on, buddy-

We've got to go see a
man about a capacitor.

[screeching tires]

God!

Can no one drive
in this town?

Let's go, buddy.

[barking]

[buzzing noise]

[barking]

[breaking glass]

[explosion]

[barking]

Let's hope Pry
wasn't in there.

I'm fine.

Come on, pal.

[sirens]

Any word on
what happened?

We're still documenting
the debris field.

But it's unlikely that the
explosion was an accident

from within the shed.

How can you
be certain?

Well, the force
of the blast-

which was instantly fatal.

Poor guy didn't
stand a chance.

Now, if the victim caused the
explosion from inside the shed-

all the windows would
have blown out.

Like this one.

See the remnants
of broken glass?

However-

that window
over there-

What do you notice?

No broken glass.

That one was
broken inward.

You're a quick study.

So somebody launched some kind
of a bomb through that window-

and took off
before it detonated-

killing Pry inside.

Yeah, that's my guess.

You didn't happen to hear
anything unusual?

No.

But I can't say
the same for Rex.

He picked up
on something.

If he hadn't, I'd probably
be lying here too.

What is it, pal?

[siren]

Give.

Do you mind
if I take this?

-Be my guest.

I've got more than
enough for my analysis.

Man: Excuse me,
Commissioner.

Commissioner: Excuse me.

[siren]

Hey.

Hey!

Are you okay?

-Yeah, I'm fine.

Just a couple
of scratches.

Uh- you're cleaning up!

Is that good news?

Just closed the
dead judge file.

And for the first
time in forever

I have nothing
on my plate.

Well then-

maybe this is the
perfect time to-

show you this.

And there go my plans
for a work-free evening.

Buy you lunch
tomorrow?

Doesn't this stuff usually go
to the forensics fire guys?

They have too
much to process.

And with Pry's murder,
Donovan caved.

Now, this is
Major Crimes.

Also, Rex sniffed
this one out himself.

And, well, you know-

The fire guys are good.

But they're not-

Sarah Truong good.

You had me at
I'll buy you lunch.

No need to
keep working it.

Okay.

Oh, I'll have the
Bento Box D-

extra wasabe.

I know!

Rex.

So what have
we got so far?

Dante McGuire's
car broke down

after witnessing
blue lights in the sky.

At a previous light sighting,
an eyewitness found

what appears to be the capacitor
patented to Graham Pry.

Who lied, saying he
knew nothing about it.

And now Pry's dead.

Wait, did the phone
records turn up anything?

Well, he made a call after
Charlie and I left his place.

I traced the phone.

But it was deactivated.

What if Pry was developing a
new powerful EMP jammer?

And the car incident took
place during the testing?

As in the test accidentally
knocked out Dante's car-

which in turn
caused the accident?

Manslaughter is a good
reason to lie, right?

Well, it doesn't explain
his own death-

and the bombing
of his work shed.

Let me check in
with the girlfriend.

See if he had
any enemies.

In the meantime, I'm
going to swing by Tyler's

to see if he's found
anything else.

Seriously?

-Yeah, I want to look
into the light sightings.

And besides, he gave
us that capacitor.

Might not be alien.

But it could
be helpful, right?

Okay.

Oh-

Yeah?

May the force
be with you.

No, that's
not how you-

Forget it.

Charlie: I'm sorry
for your loss, Fiona.

I used to joke-

that Graham would-

end up blowing
himself up one day.

I just- I never-

actually thought
it would happen.

-We have reason

to believe that may not
have been Graham's doing.

How do you mean?

Well, we're still trying
to figure that out, but-

Do you have any idea
who may have wanted

to harm him?

Probably?

He was a bit of an

electrical engineering
superstar.

He was always hyper-paranoid
about his designs leaking.

Is that very common?

-I guess.

That's why he
quit academia

and moved his
workspace to the shed.

He liked the privacy.

And is there any specific
person that you can think of

who wanted to
do him harm?

Honestly, I-

it's just not
my scene.

But for the most part,
Graham was well-liked.

Okay.

And what about you?

Where were
you last night

around 10:30 when the
explosion took place?

At work.

I took the late
night shift.

Five to midnight.

I'd be happy to put you in
touch with my employers.

I'd appreciate that.

One last thing.

At the time of
the explosion-

I was going back to talk
to Graham about this.

He claimed that he
didn't recognize it.

But it was his
own patent

for a capacitor.

Why would he
lie about that?

I couldn't tell you.

It's just wires
and junk to me.

I just wish he never
started with this stuff.

Sorry.

♪I don't want to be
without you, babe♪

♪I don't want to sleep
without you no♪

Tyler: The sightings seem
completely random.

You know, at first,
I thought aircraft.

But the lights
don't match up

with any published
flight patterns.

Hmm.

Okay, here's
something interesting.

The lightings seem to
coincide with two things-

complaints of dogs barking-

Very common in
situations like this.

And reports of
power outages

whenever the blue
lights have appeared.

Huh.

-Buildings nearby go dark.

That is interesting.

-I checked with the electrical
company's records.

And there are no
malfunctions-

no rolling blackouts-

no unusual weather
that would coincide

with any of
these sightings.

That makes your EMP jammer
theory that much more plausible.

Hey Tyler, do you
have a map?

Yeah, why?

-Well-

I think that maybe
we can find a pattern.

Let's go through it-

one by one.

You got the co-ordinates
to the very first sighting?

Yeah, uh-

Okay.

47 North. 52 West.

Okay, 47 North. 52 West.

Right there.

I got your text.

You move fast.

Like you said-

Geek conundrums
are my specialty.

So I managed to put
together a partial recreation

using the fragments Rex
identified at the blast site.

My hunch is
that it's a drone.

But I don't know what
this part would be for.

Now-

What's interesting is
these fragments

were completely
saturated in nitro-glycerine-

which makes this the
likely delivery system.

Someone flew a bomb-carrying
drone into Graham Pry's window.

Pretty much.

You have Rex to thank for
having found those fragments.

Oh - and see this?

Barely.

Looks like it's been
scratched out.

Yeah.

It's a serial number.

And I was able to lift it and
trace it to AHD Technology.

Hmm.

♪Got the belt

♪like a king

♪Heavyweight champion
of the whole damn thing, y'all♪

♪Full of gas

♪Full of spin

♪Jekyll and Hyde
are the evil twin♪

I don't know.

It looks like it could
be part of the Mavic 2.

Except these parts here
don't match the Mav-

or any of the
models we sell.

It's pretty
cool though.

Um-

What about this?

Woman: Good question.

Looks like some kind of
stabilizer or something.

Man: Oh wow.

Yeah, that's awesome.

Has anyone purchased this
model of drone recently?

Yeah, we've
sold a few.

I can put a list of names
together for you.

That'd be great.

I'd appreciate that.

Oh, one last thing.

Do either of you
know Graham Pry?

I don't.

Isn't he that
EMP guy?

Yeah.

I've read one of his
research papers.

Like, I don't know
him personally, but-

I'm a fan.

Oh.

Let me go get that
list of names for you.

Thank you.

I cross-checked the names of
everyone who bought a Mavic 2

from AHD Tech, but-

Couldn't find any
connection to Pry.

So if a drone was
used to fly a bomb

into Pry's shed-

with the intent
to kill him, then-

perhaps a similar
drone was used

to fly an EMP jammer
over Dante's car.

What I don't get-

is these lights
in the sky.

They've been
described as blinding.

When was the last time
you've heard a drone

described as blinding?

Charlie: Even if somebody

was able to rig
a spotlight-

I mean, it would
only go so far.

And why is it
always blue?

Jesse: I don't know
about the colour.

But I did
manage to find

some intriguing patterns
associated with them.

Cross-referencing the
city's call centre showed

there were power outages

at every single
sighting-

as well as complaints
of dogs barking.

[barking]

No, I didn't
mean you.

[Rex whines]

Charlie: No, actually.

That's in line with
Rex's reaction.

He went crazy minutes
before the explosion.

Jesse: Well, the power
outages did allow me

to determine the radius
of the EMP attacks.

So the first one

cut power to a
house right here.

The second one-

a store, here.

A third-

a few homes
here, here-

and here.

And the last-
a city block.

So the targets are
getting bigger.

Bingo.

Donovan: But aside
from the car accident-

there were no
other crimes

associated with
the power outages.

Jesse: Well, I mean-

I'm assuming that the car
accident was just that-

an accident.

And these EMP attacks

are escalating as if
they're growing its power

until it reaches
the size

that it'll do
what they need.

It's like these
attacks are just-

just practice runs
for something bigger.

Charlie: And if
that's the case-

what's their endgame?

All this work must be leading
to some kind of a payoff.

And how does Pry's murder
factor into all of this?

Burning the
midnight oil?

It all comes down
to two questions.

What was
Graham Pry's role?

And why did he lie?

-How about-

what the hell do those
blue lights mean?

Okay, three.

-Well, I'll tell you-

Staring at this
map all night

is not going to make
anything clearer.

Charlie.

We'll retrace our
steps in the morning.

Walk through everything
from the beginning.

In the meantime-

you go home and you get
yourself some rest, Hudson.

That's an order.

You too, Rex.

Tyler: If these power
outages are any indication-

they seem to
be ramping up.

Over this past week

there's been a power
outage every night.

The progression
seems to suggest

we can expect
one tonight!

Here, take a
look at this.

I cross-referenced
the sightings

using the city's
electrical grid.

And so far-

none of these have occurred
in the same zone twice.

Possibly to avoid attracting
too much attention?

Spread the wealth-

so to speak?

Yeah, maybe.

But whatever the reason,
assuming it's intentional-

there's only two
areas it hasn't hit.

-Which means their most
likely target area tonight

is one of these
two zones.

[car phone ringng]

Dante: Hello?

Charlie: Dante.

Detective Hudson.

How are you feeling?

Pretty good, actually.

Things are better.

I'm just here with
Shelley, you know?

Just hanging out.

Glad to be back
together again.

Good for you.

Listen.

That oncoming car that
narrowly missed you.

You said that it had
its headlights off.

-Yeah, that's why
I couldn't see it.

But you still had control
of your vehicle at the time.

-Correct.

It was a few seconds later when
everything just shut down.

Did you happen to
see the oncoming car?

Did it have any
identifying traits?

-Yeah.

Like, red tape
on a light.

I thought that
was pretty weird.

[screeching tires]

Hey!

Was it by chance a
dark grey four by four?

-Yeah, how
did you know?

Call Jesse.

[car phone ringing]

This is Jesse.

-The oncoming car
that Dante almost hit-

It was a grey
four by four

with red duct tape on
one of the front lights.

It's the same car that cut
me off on the way to Pry's

minutes before the explosion.

Coincidence?

I don't believe
in coincidences.

-Oh, and-

Also, Tyler and I narrowed
two possible zones

for the next
EMP attack.

We split up to see if we
could catch one in action.

Wait, you split up?

Yeah. Why?

Is that a
bad thing?

Jesse, this isn't
a sci-fi movie.

We're dealing
with murderers, here.

Where's Tyler?

He's headed to
the waterfront.

-Okay, well
I'll find Tyler.

In the meantime-

you keep your eyes open
for a grey four by four.

And be careful.

Call it in.

And keep your distance.

They're dangerous.

Okay.

Yeah. Will do.

Alright, what's up,
Haunted Truthers?

It's 10:44 PM.

And I'm coming at you
from the waterfront-

where I'm hoping to get
first-hand video evidence

of the mysterious
blue lights

which have been
sighted around the city.

[dogs barking]

Hear that?

Dogs.

Barking.

And barking dogs
are thought to be

closely associated
with the phenomenon.

My running
theory right now

is that the UFOs are putting
out high frequency waves-

which are present but are
only detectable by dogs.

I mean, think
about it.

Some time
in the future-

dogs might be our
first line of defence

against the inevitable
alien invasion.

[dogs barking]

[dogs barking]

[bark]

[barking]

Okay, pal.

Find.

[dogs barking]

[dogs barking]

I'm expecting to see a
blue light any second now.

[dogs barking]

I'm just following the
sound of the dogs-

trying to figure out
what's setting them off.

[dogs barking]

Judging by the volume
alone, I think I'm close.

But I have no idea.

[zapping noise]

Holy-

Truthers, you've got
to take a look at-

[buzzing]

Whoah whoah!

No don't!

Tyler!

What have you
got, buddy?

[Rex sniffing]

[Rex whining]

What is it?

Tyler's phone.

Donovan: I've got crews
out scouring the city.

But there's no
sign of Tyler yet.

I checked the
CCTV feeds.

But the EMP or
whatever it was

that fried everything
with an electrical current

knocked out any
pertinent footage.

God, I don't know
what I was thinking.

I shouldn't have
let Tyler go alone.

Charlie: Hey-

Tyler has a knack of popping
up in dicey situations, okay?

Yeah.

We'll find him.

Yeah.

You have anything
on that grey SUV?

Yeah.

I ran down a
list of owners.

But without a license
or even a partial license-

it would just take a significant
amount of time to get through.

I'll put an APB out
on that vehicle.

Was Tyler in contact

with anyone before
you two headed out?

Not that I
know of.

And I've checked
with all of his friends.

An all-nighter, huh?

Why do I always
miss the cool stuff?

It's not cool.

Tyler Holden is missing.

What?

Donovan: Yeah.

What can I
do to help?

We've done
all we can.

Only thing left
to do is wait.

It's just like me and
that dead judge case.

We weren't getting
anywhere, either.

Yeah, how did
you solve that?

It turns out-

there was a
fingerprint we missed.

We didn't find it
until on a whim-

we went back to our very
first piece of evidence.

When all else fails, go
back to the beginning.

Hey, Jesse.

Do you still
have that key

for the Haunted
Truthers' headquarters?

Charlie: You said that the
attacks increased in size

until they reached the
length of an entire city block.

-Yeah, that
was right here.

And based on
our projections-

the next strike
is likely-

-I'm not interested
in the next strike.

I'm interested in
the earlier ones.

I want to take this
back to the beginning.

Okay.

Well, Tyler
logged it all.

I mean, this thing-
goes back months.

Here.

[Rex whines]

-Okay, well
here we have

the very first witness.

Well, that's interesting.

-He was microwaving dinner

in his basement apartment

when he noticed a blue light
that seemed to be coming

from outside his window.

Everyone else references
blue lights in the sky.

These ones sound like

they were fairly
close to the ground.

Because our guy was
fine tuning his device.

Considering how
bright it apparently is-

maybe the light
wasn't outside-

But actually coming from inside
his neighbour's basement.

You think you can figure out
who the next door neighbour is?

-You think you can give
me twenty five seconds?

Andrew Sullivan.

Mean anything to you?

Yeah, it does.

He's one of the
employees at AHD Tech.

Lives at 84
Forest Road.

Rex, let's go.

Hey, Joe.

How quick
do you think

you can get
me a warrant?

[knocking]

Andrew Sullivan!

Open up!

Andrew: Can
I help you?

-SJPD!

Open the door!

-Just let me put
on some pants!

Open the door now
or I'm coming in!

Rex!

[screeching tires]

Rex!

[Rex whines]

[Rex barking]

[zapping]

[buzzing]

You've got to
be kidding me!

[click click]

[barking]

[click]

[buzzing]

[click click]

Come on!

[click click]

I know! I know!

[buzzing]

Aghh!

Ughh!

[buzzing]

Coming through!

Agh!

[buzzing]

Agh!

Aghh!

[buzzing]

Stop! Police!

Rex! Catch!

[screeching tires]

Charlie: Hey, Joe.

Anything yet?

Donovan: Yeah,
I've got Jesse

studying all CCTV
footage in the area.

And I've got a team
on the ground

searching for
the pickup truck.

You got no eyes
on the driver at all?

No, they were
too far away.

In that case, who is
Andrew working with?

Officer: Detective.

You might want
to see this.

Hey Joe.

I've got to go.

What have you got?

Aluminum powder-

nitric acid

and hydrogen peroxide-

Just your standard
bomb-making materials.

What have
you got, bud?

I think I recognize
these glasses.

They belong to Graham
Pry's girlfriend, Fiona.

Rex.

Jesse: Ding ding ding.

I did some digging on
Fiona's bank statements.

And she may have been
living with Graham.

But she was paying mortgage
at a different property-

a cottage just
outside of town.

590 Maddox Cove Road.

[barking]

What is it that you're
picking up, pal?

That's the
four by four.

Easy, buddy.

Mmphh! Mmphh!!

Tyler!

Mmphh!!

[barking]

Sorry about this.

Ahhh!

Detective!

I was taken by a
man and a woman!

Look, whatever these
guys are up to-

it's going down tonight!

They're calling
it their big payday!

Donovan: Okay.

Walk me through
this one more time.

After Andrew threw you
in the back of his car-

We drove
for a while.

I never saw his
partner though.

Fiona.

Right.

But I overheard bits
of conversation

they had over
the phone.

Sarah: Other than-

something happening tonight-

did you get
anything else?

A location?

A target?

You know-

they did say the words
Liberty Star more than once.

Liberty Star?

What does that mean?

Well, since you asked-

And this is all
pure conjecture.

But hear me out.

To me, Liberty Star
could refer to-

a spaceship.

I know it sounds
far-fetched.

But what if they're in league
with an extraterrestrial race-

that want to knock
out the power grid?

I really do think this
is worth looking into.

Donovan: Absolutely not.

Jesse.

Have you found anything
at any of the houses?

Actually, yeah.

I went over the evidence
from Andrew's.

And-

Do you mind?

Yeah, thanks.

Okay, so-

There is an eight block
radius highlighted.

And I mean-

It is consistent
with our map.

Donovan: Well that's
significantly larger

than anything
we've seen to date.

Do you think they
have the capacity?

Tyler: That depends on which
type of alien we're talking.

Donovan: Enough.

There are three banks
within this zone.

Do you think it
could it be a heist?

Well I need uniforms

on each of
those banks.

ASAP.

Wait wait wait
a second.

Is The Soho
in this radius?

Fiona: So sorry
to interrupt.

So sorry to interrupt.

I'm super late.

And I look like
a dork in these.

Do you know where my
contact lens solution is?

That's where Fiona works.

Anything happening there?

Well, The Soho is a
members-only club.

It's a place where people
eat and drink and hobnob.

I can't imagine

anything of any
value being there.

Wait a minute.

They're hosting an event
there tomorrow night.

It's a coin show.

The big draw here

is a coin valued at over
six million dollars.

The Liberty Star Nickel.

Wait. A coin?

Damn it!

A coin.

Rex. Let's go.

Okay buddy, find.

[buzzing]

[buzzing]

Drop the remote, Andrew!

Uh!

Rex! Catch!

You're not going
to get very far!

-Ugh!

Ughh!

Good job, pal.

A little practice
goes a long way.

Come on.

Now where's Fiona?

[barking]

Charlie: Look on
the bright side.

Since we caught you
before your coin heist-

you're not being
charged with theft.

Something tells me that's
not the only charge.

-Well, let's start
with your partner.

Him we have for manslaughter
in the death of Lonnie Raskin.

And first degree murder

in the death
of Graham Pry-

the man you called
your boyfriend.

Now you-
we have you for

a few other things
that we're-

trying to figure out-

including your
involvement in the deaths.

The first one
was an accident.

The-

the second one-

I don't know.

Andrew said that he would take
care of the Graham problem.

I thought just
meant talk to him.

And by Graham problem-

you mean he discovered
what you were doing

and wanted to
shut you down?

-He never would
have found out

had you not told him
about the accident.

There's something I
don't understand-

Fiona.

You see-

Andrew told me that

Graham knew that you were
using his tech for theft.

So?

So-

It's doubtful
he'd call the cops.

And then I'm
just wondering-

Was that the
real reason

that the bomb was flown
through his window?

I don't know
what you mean.

Oh.

That's interesting.

Because Andrew
also mentioned to me

that you designed a brilliant
capacitor in Tech Club-

Didn't you?

Back in your
university days?

In fact, it was
so brilliant

that that's the
reason why

Graham's high-powered
EMP device even works.

And he patented that
under his name alone.

He said-

that it would benefit
both of us in the long run-

because he could bring
more attention to it.

He promised me he that
he would tell the world

how much I had
to do with it.

Ah- but he didn't.

-He took credit
for the whole thing.

He took all
the credit.

And now all future
earnings go only to him.

I was not going to let
him steal from me again.

That's why I
told Andrew

to take care
of the problem

and get to the-

I thought-

it was Andrew
who volunteered

to take care of
the problem?

I want to speak
to my lawyer.

Yeah, that's
a good idea.

Jesse: Okay, so the drone
was not just equipped

with the EMP jammer-

but also a
laser scanner

that identifies the target-

rendering the jammer
directional.

Wow.

Yeah, it's how they maintained
the integrity of the drone

while releasing the pulse.

You guys are playing
with the evidence again.

Yeah, there's more.

Tell him, Jesse!

Right, right.

So the drone is
also equipped

with stabilizers

that offset the power
emitted by the pulse.

Sarah: And these stabilizers

use compressed air-

which accounts for the
high-frequency wave

that the dogs were
picking up on.

Wow.

You guys are really in your
element over here, huh?

Well-

Tyler: Yeah, she's a beaut.

No doubt about it.

Yeah.

Tyler: I mean-

considering how
advanced this tech is-

there's no wonder why I thought
this thing was alien in origin.

I mean-

it's a completely
understandable mistake.

Right?

Rex, let's go.

The truth is out there,
Detective Hudson.

You've just got
to look up!

You're barking up
the wrong tree, pal.

Oh, look at this!

Charlie: Good night, guys!

Rex, you going to
stay with the drone?

Or do you
want pizza?