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Previously on The 4400...

We're not sure what's just happened.

The light is gone and thousands of people have just suddenly appeared!

Tom is the best agent I've ever worked with.

Maybe the best you've got in this division!

I thought I was being reassigned to field duty.

You are. Effective immediately.

- Work's been a little crazy lately. - The job? I've been waiting for that one.

It finally feels like old times around here.

April, glad to hear from you. You're my sister.

- Surprised? - How come I never met you before?

- It's complicated. - We've been busy.

I'm Shawn Farrell. I am one of the 4400.

Can I sign you up for a tour?

I'm just looking for my cousin, Shawn Farrell.

Policy prohibits me from discussing our membership.

I've been to that place where you're living.

There are some serious Stepford Wives vibes going on there.

You know that, right?

These centres, they're a chance to bring people together.

Sounds like someone got inside your head.

I will not allow these shadows from your past

to alter your perceptions.

The goal is what matters.

Ensure the future. Save the planet.

If Maia's having visions, you should know about it.

And you should know what they are.

Isabelle is six months old.

I don't know why she talks to me and not to you.

Talks?

NTAC? Collier?

I don't know who it is, but someone knows we're 4400s.

Start packing.

How'd it go today, Daddy?

That bad, huh?

Nobody wants to buy time-shares in Wilmington, Idaho.

Baja, California, maybe.

If I were you, I would go in there and tell them,

"Either you let me have the good listings or I quit."

The whole staff wants Baja, honey, and I don't have the seniority.

How is that fair? You've been a salesman longer than any of them.

Salesman, not telemarketer. It's different.

Hey, hey.

Appelbaum.

Payday!

Leave him alone! He's trying to pay you back.

This your beer, Appelbaum?

You don't mind if I quench my thirst, do you?

Honey, stay back. Stay back.

I just need a couple more weeks. Something will turn around.

You know, in my business, you hear every sob story in the book.

But I've got to tell you, yours is a new one.

"Disappeared 15 years ago."

Came back in a ball of light. Wife died.

"Daughter dropped out of school."

You got a bad break.

But you borrowed the money, and now you're gonna have to pay me back.

- I'll figure something out. - You do it quickly,

'cause you and I are gonna talk again in 48 hours.

I thought you 4400s got special powers.

- How come you're such a big nothing? - Just lucky, I guess.

All right, let's go.

Thanks for the beer.

We should be at Eric's place tomorrow. It'd be nice to see a friendly face.

Maybe sleep in for a change.

- Sounds good. - You like Eric, right?

You guys got along in quarantine.

Richard, I'm late.

Like "I might be pregnant" late.

- You sure? - No, I'm not sure. I'm late.

Well, we'll just have to wait and see.

Wait and see?

We could go to the drug store, maybe get one of those test things.

- What would you want it to say? - I'd like it to say, "Congratulations."

"You have a job, a house, and a future.

You're ready for another child." But I don't think it's gonna say that.

No, probably not.

$3,150, $3,200, $3,300, $3,400.

That should keep the creep happy for a while.

I'm sorry about your car.

I'll ride the bus to work.

Sorry about the television.

I'll read a book.

Appelbaum. The miracle man. You notice anything different about me?

My God!

75 pounds in two days.

Now, at first I thought the termites had gotten me.

You know, I was sick. Cancer. Doctors ran all the tests.

Turns out I'm fine,

but how could I lose all that weight? And then, I thought of you.

Me and you, we shared a bottle of beer, and you're one of those 4400s.

- What does that prove? - Nothing. Yet.

But let's find out. I want you to take a sip.

Because if I'm right, you made me lose all this weight,

and then the same thing should happen to my wife,

who, though I love very much, I do, could stand to lose maybe 20 pounds.

30.

Go ahead. Drink up.

Appelbaum, these people who took you, they set you up for life.

They snatched up a bum salesman, they sent you back the human diet.

The human diet?

I like that.

Go ahead.

Thank you. Thank you.

Reading Jordan's book was an absolute revelation.

I bought copies for all my backup dancers,

and we discuss it every night after the show.

She cut her tour shod.

Yes, because I felt like I had to be here.

Obviously, I am not one of the 4400,

but I expect to be treated just like any other student here.

If I am lucky enough

to tap into an ability,

I will use it to ensure the world a brighter future.

Congratulations, Chloe Granger. You have achieved first key.

Thank you.

Last year she was into kabala.

That's amazing! I lost 23 pounds.

I haven't weighed less than 130 since college.

I told you Appelbaum was the real deal, right?

You better not be harassing him anymore.

Honey, what we got from him

is worth way more than what he owes me, right?

It's true. Looking good.

Come here. Baby, baby, come on. Turn around.

Question of the day. Who is Trent Appelbaum,

and why is the Drandix Corporation calling me about him?

Appelbaum. Disappeared in the late '80s.

- He's in phone sales, right? - Now he's selling himself.

He claims that his saliva is a catalyst for weight loss.

Can Appelbaum back his claim up?

Well, he's got two satisfied customers.

Married couple. One dropped 75 pounds, the other, 23.

- Practically overnight. - My God.

They've got to hand it to the future on this one.

If they really gave him this ability, it could be a cure for obesity.

Yeah, it'll change the world.

It's about to change Trent Appelbaum's world.

He hired a lawyer, an agent. They were asking $20 million.

But Drandix is in a bidding war with three other companies.

So who knows where the final number will end up?

A 4400 selling exclusive rights to his ability. Is it legal?

Our lawyers are looking into an injunction, but at the moment,

no legislation specifically prevents it.

Then our guy stands to be a very rich man.

Maybe we should go see him.

Yeah, find out if he's really worth $20 million.

Hey. Jet pilot!

- Did I get it right? - Close enough.

So, you sounded a little freaked out on the phone.

Anything I should know about?

Better that you don't.

- Look at you two! - Yeah.

The lovebirds from quarantine building B.

This little cutie must be Isabelle.

- Your daddy told me all about you. - I'll bet he did.

Come on in. I'll show you guys the guest room.

Or maybe somebody's sleeping on the couch?

A minus.

Not too shabby for my first college essay.

- It was a good paper. Well thought out. - So what's the minus for?

Well, I always like to leave a little bit of room for improvement.

"Last days of Pompeii."

Yeah, they throw that party every year. You should go. Blow off some steam.

You've earned it.

Hate to go alone. You up for it?

I probably flunked half the members of that frat.

Not my scene, but don't let me stop you.

I don't know how it works. They put something inside me.

One of those enzymes or whatever.

So someone drinks from the same glass you do,

and they lose weight?

Maybe we should give them a demonstration.

Cut it out, Elise.

- She thinks she needs to lose 8 pounds. - Try 10.

Sweetie, you're beautiful. You don't need to lose anything.

He's right about that. You don't.

Lot of kids go to college when they're 18.

Elise had to take a job at a diner. We were apart for 16 years,

but while I was gone, they gave me a way to make it up to her.

Mr Appelbaum, no one's telling you not to provide for your daughter.

But a 4400 putting his gift on the open market is a first.

We want to make sure nobody gets taken advantage of.

Not you, not the buyer, other 4400s...

You don't have to teach me about selling.

I've been a salesman my whole life. Most of the stuff I peddled? Junk.

But now I've got a product that everybody wants

and only I can provide.

I am the damn product.

Nobody's putting Trent Appelbaum back in the bottle!

My father fought in Korea. Infantry.

- I flew an F-86. - Eric told me. Daddy admired you guys.

He said there was only 25 black pilots in the whole Air Force

who were allowed to fly with everybody else.

There weren't a lot of us, that's true.

You're the first person I've met in a long time

that's even mentioned the Korean war.

It was a big deal at our house.

Veteran's Day, I'd be off from school. We'd always go to the parade.

Yeah. My grandfather on my mom's side, he'd take me, too.

Except it was called Armistice Day back then,

for World War I.

He'd put on his full dress, go march with his buddies.

Daddy'd look so handsome in his uniform.

I bet you did, too.

I'd like to meet him sometime.

Yeah, well, too late.

He passed away two years ago this August.

- I'm sorry to hear that. - Thank you.

He would have really loved to have met you, too.

Yeah. The guy was 81. He was born four years after I was.

Lucky for you, I like older men.

So, Richard, we know what you were up to in 1951.

How about lately?

- I've been working as an auto mechanic. - Oh, really?

So what brings you to this part of the country?

It's kind of remote for a vacation.

He came to see me. Us 4400s, we got to stick together.

We have a bond that you mere humans will never understand.

Eric, you freak me out when you talk that 4400 unity crap.

Not much of a talker, are you, Lily?

I'm not really used to being in social situations these days.

Now, you are a lucky man.

With this one here, well, it's yap, yap, yap.

But I guess you already noticed that, didn't you?

I have to pee. For about the 75th time today.

I have to change Isabelle.

That one's beautiful.

Oh, they're all beautiful.

I just like them better in this book than I do on somebody's shoulder.

You don't get it, Di.

These drawings are not meant to live on the page.

- They're meant to live on the skin. - That's very deep.

- But you're right. I don't get it. - I do.

Okay, you've got to let this brilliant little girl

swing by Ink tomorrow!

- It's a tattoo shop. - A body alt emporium.

And for five hours tomorrow, I'm the featured artist.

You must be pretty good.

Can't we go? Just for a little while?

One hour.

Oh, Shawn. Have you seen Chloe's schedule?

Why would I have seen Chloe's schedule, Devon?

She has an interview with US Weekly at 3:00 tomorrow.

Okay. Well, hopefully she'll mention the centre.

But her Nutrition and Purification class is at 3:00.

Yep. I think I heard Jordan say she was excused from that.

She's been on a macrobiotic diet for three years.

Or so she says.

Look, I'm sure Jordan plans on treating Chloe like any other student.

Okay?

No, I'm ready to close! I don't want to wait!

Just tell them it's done and I'll be in tomorrow.

All right. Thanks, Len.

How much?

$40 million.

Hey, where's the next round? Come on.

- It's on its way. But, sir... - What?

This will be your fourth steak.

- We're hungry! - Okay.

Okay. I just hate to see you make yourself sick.

No one is sick, okay? We're hungry. Starving. Now go.

Go! Get your hands off the plate. Go! I'm starving.

Morning. You're not dressed.

Those guys from Arkham Films are here to pitch us.

Oh, the recruitment video.

Yeah, well, you can handle that meeting, can't you?

Well, yeah, sure, if you're too busy. Yeah.

Hey. I guess Jordan's getting a late start this morning.

My bart. I'm gonna just jump in the shower, okay?

Shower sounds good, Chloe.

Close your mouth, Shawn. You'll draw flies.

One-on-one tutoring with a first key. That's new.

First key or not, Chloe demands, deserves,

a different level of attention.

She's our entree, Shawn, into the entertainment community.

Jordan, you have an entire chapter in your book

that rips celebrity culture.

"It's a cancer that separates people,

that helps define the haves and have-nots."

"4400 culture is all about unity."

Yes. Please, Shawn, do not quote me back to myself.

The fact is, celebrities have deep pockets

and deeper insecurities.

We can use both to our advantage.

You can be a manipulative prick, you know that?

Yeah. Well,

it helps to use your entire skill set when you're trying to change the world.

You and Lily should think about putting down some roots here.

I think all this running is fraying you both around the edges.

- You noticed. - Hard not to.

You can do a lot worse than White Bird. It's quiet.

Everyone minds their own business.

Eventually, you're gonna have to stop crisscrossing the highways.

Might as well do it here before you run out of road.

Thank you, by the way,

for not asking what we're running from.

I figured if you wanted me to know, you'd tell me.

Look, Richard,

I've got all the work I can handle up in Livingston.

Keeping up these movie stars' second homes.

I could use a hand.

Are you offering me a job?

They used to call us handymen. Now we're property managers.

Either way, you'd be working with me, not for me.

And if you'll just sign right here...

As agreed, your signing bonus.

When do I start?

You're making breakfast.

As you pour the milk over your cereal,

you notice that there's a photo of a missing child

on the side of the carton.

It takes you a moment to realise that it's a picture of you at 10 years old.

This one's giving me the chills.

- Who's making this stuff up? - That moron.

Devon, do not let Jordan hear you say that.

The two of them hooked up last night.

Yeah. And by the looks of it, probably this morning, too.

There's a telephone number on the missing persons report.

It's the number of your childhood home.

Stay here?

- You mean permanently? - It's a nice town.

Eric says I could start work tomorrow.

Look, Lily.

We gotta get you off the road, especially if you're pregnant again.

I'm not.

- You sure? - Positive.

Please don't try and pretend you're not relieved.

Relieved?

Lily, I was trying to wrap my head around it, that's all.

Especially if we're not gonna be running anymore.

I don't know about this place, Richard.

- Isabelle thinks it's... - Let me guess. We should move on?

I was hoping we could go to Salem, Oregon.

I have some relatives there.

I think they might be willing to help us out. Keep quiet about it.

Salem? That's a city.

Maybe we could get lost in a crowd for a change.

This place, this life, it feels right to me.

This is Eric's life.

It's not yours.

It's not ours.

No, this is not a negotiating stance. It's my answer. No. Goodbye.

So, let me guess. The answer is no?

That was a rep from the Yoyotron Corp.

They want to sign Maia to a $300,000 a year holding contract.

But Maia doesn't have any ability anymore.

You don't need any to make any of these deals.

They're signing 4400s up on spec.

They want them in their pocket in case something develops down the line.

Well, you did the right thing by saying no.

Tom, about Maia.

- What? She's okay, isn't she? - She's fine.

I've been trying to figure out the right time to tell you this.

I probably should have done it right away, but...

You know those visions that Maia used to have?

It turns out she was only pretending that they stopped.

- How long have you known? - Not long.

I only found out because I read her diary.

It was an eyeful.

You gonna tell Jarvis?

I'd rather not turn my daughter's diary over to the government.

Hey, don't give me that look, Tom.

You kept Shawn's ability to yourself for quite some time.

I guess we're even now.

See how cool that looks?

- Your aunt, she's a real artist. - Oh, say it again, Billy boy.

- I don't think my sister heard you. - No, I heard him. You're a star.

Believe it.

As soon as I heard April was appearing here, I booked my time right away.

- So did pretty much all of my buddies. - That's impressive. I'm proud of you.

Wait a minute.

You didn't actually just say that you were proud of me?

Cut it out. Of course I am!

I always thought you thought I was a loser.

You really think that?

- Yeah, I really do. - April!

All I said was that I liked the tattoo.

You don't always wear your helmet, do you?

You should wear one tonight.

Why is that?

You won't make it over to Monica's house if you don't.

- Does that hurt? - How do you know about my girlfriend?

I really think you should wear your helmet.

- You killed her. - Dmitri!

- What happened to you? - My wife. She's gone.

Doctors say that she starved to death. I'm next.

You killed us both.

How many times am I supposed to tell you?

I don't know how I got to that store,

and I sure as hell don't remember breaking any window.

Not remembering is no excuse.

And stop telling me somebody spiked your drink.

The police ran tests, Kyle.

- There was no GHB In your system. - What else could it be?

You spent three years in a coma. You have no business drinking anything!

Okay, so I screwed up. I'm sorry. What more do you want?

How about acknowledging that this was serious?

Do you know how close they were

to charging you with breaking and entering?

Which, by the way, is a felony.

If I didn't play the NTAC card, you'd be sitting in a jail cell right now.

- Can I go to bed? - No, this is serious.

You want to make up for lost time, Kyle. I get it. I get it.

But we need to talk about some ground rules for you.

- I'm not a kid. I don't need ground rules. - Yeah, I wouldn't know that from tonight.

Answer it.

What?

You're kidding me.

Yeah, I'll be right in.

We'll finish this later.

What happened to laying down the law?

Right. Something more important came up.

You just go upstairs, Kyle. Just go upstairs.

Richard.

- What are you doing out here? - Just getting some air.

Hop in. We'll give you a ride back.

I was reading about your Air Force unit on the Internet yesterday.

No kidding. I looked at it a couple times, too.

You guys were one of the most decorated flying squads in the whole...

Tara, will you stop pestering the man about his past?

It's okay. I don't mind.

Well, as long as you're feeling talkative, I've got a question for you.

Now, what'd a brother have to do back in the '50s

before they'd let you fly a plane, huh?

Polish the officer's boots on the weekends?

David!

No, no, no, seriously. I mean, I'm wondering.

Boy must've done some serious bowing and scraping

before they hand you them keys, right?

That is enough.

- I'm so sorry, Richard. - No problem.

Some people, the less they know, the more they talk.

Oh, I know some things. I know a lot more than you realise.

What's that supposed to mean?

It means quit fawning over the man and keep your mouth closed.

Why don't you just let me out right here?

Hey, you sit back, you relax, huh?

Now this here, it's called marriage.

That's all. You know what I'm talking about.

Dmitri's dead?

Organ failure resulting from malnutrition, just like his wife.

They were supposed to lose 20 or 30 pounds, not starve to death.

Are you sure there isn't anyone else?

- Family, friends? - No.

Did you kiss anyone? Share a drinking glass?

No. There's no one else.

We think we know what happened to the Kazars.

There's a protein in your saliva that hyperaccelerated their metabolism.

It's a cagey one, too.

It stimulates the brain to release Epinephrine

and it breaks down fat cells at the same time.

No wonder they burnt up calories

faster than their bodies could take them in.

They could eat anything and everything and still starve to death.

It doesn't make any sense.

We're supposed to be helping people, right? That's why we were sent back.

All I wanted was to make good for my daughter.

- Now I'm a murderer. - You didn't mean to do it, Trent.

Is that supposed to make me feel better?

We're gonna have to keep you here.

Try and find a way to remove the protein from your system.

Look, the good news is, we caught it early.

A lot more people could have been infected.

Oh, no.

I was at Drandix this morning.

I spent two hours in their lab giving tissue samples.

Oh, my God.

Look, this isn't my fault, and I have the documents to prove it.

How many people did you test?

Look, my bosses, they wanted a clinical trial

up and running by the end of the day.

- They said, "Make it your top priority!" - How many?

A hundred.

Whoa, hey, what's going on? What's going on?

Well, why would Devon try to kill herself?

Obviously, she's a very troubled young girl.

But she's gonna be okay, though?

Yeah. They were able to pump her stomach out at the emergency room.

- She's at home, recovering. - Okay.

But I think what we need to do right now is continue our work.

Kyle, if the cops say you didn't get geed, you have to believe them, right?

They could have screwed up the test. I didn't drink that much.

Well, maybe your dad's right. Maybe you shouldn't drink at all.

- I hope it was just the booze. - Well, what else could it have been?

When I first came out of my coma,

I wasn't quite myself.

I hope it's not happening again.

I don't know exactly what you mean, but if you're losing chunks of time,

you should talk to your dad about it.

What's he going to do? Turn me over to NTAC Medical?

I'm not going back into quarantine. No way.

If you're looking for Eric...

Now there's your goddamn apology!

- What are you talking about? - She was at me all morning.

Richard this. Richard that. I should go apologise.

From here on in, you stay the hell away from my wife.

You're crazy, right? I've got nothing going on with your wife.

You'd better step away and take a deep breath or something.

Man, I step where I please.

Now, listen to me.

You're gonna go home and you're gonna apologise to Tara.

If you've got any brains at all,

you're gonna start treating her better, 'cause if you don't,

one day someone's gonna take her away from you.

Now, get your ass out of here.

Trent, this isn't helping.

I had to see what I did.

You want to do something, get back to the lab.

Help them work on a way to counter this.

Just let me call Elise first, huh?

She'll be wondering where I was all night.

Help me.

Elise?

Daddy, help me.

I'm sorry.

I just wanted to lose 10 pounds.

Baby, I told you you were perfect.

- I used one of your water glasses. - We're gonna get you help.

We're gonna get everybody help.

- Tom? We got something. - What? Tell me.

Well, I asked the guys downstairs

if we could approach this like a smallpox vaccine.

Use trace amounts of the antigen

to build resistance and counter the effects of the disease.

These people are starving to death.

Yeah, but it's because of a chemical reaction.

Now they biopsied Trent's liver.

That's where the protein is coming from.

- So if we extract this protein... - They can make a serum

that will stimulate antibody production in the victims.

But they're gonna have to harvest tissue to do it.

How much of his liver would you have to use?

Given how much time we have, they want to take all of it.

I've never seen a sunset like that, the way it takes forever to go down.

It's like it doesn't want to give up the sky.

It's a pretty sky.

Worth holding on to.

I'm sorry.

What for?

For letting you believe even for a second

that I wouldn't want to have another child with you.

I want to build a future for us, Lily. I just need to get my feet under me first.

Well, maybe if we stay here, you can.

I mean it, Richard. You love it here.

I don't want to stand in the way of that.

I'd sure hate to give up that sky.

Me, too.

Are you even sure this will work?

Oh, it's Elise's only shot. Her and all the others.

We've got a matching donor lined up. It's still a big risk.

But say the word, and the liver's on its way.

Okay, then.

You want to close this deal, here's the fine print.

You want Elise to go to school. It's already done.

I talked to Drandix.

They've agreed to open up a college fund in her name.

- Sold. - Great.

Your mom put them in a vase for me. She's a very nice lady.

They're very pretty, Shawn.

- But you didn't have to. - Well, I wanted to.

I hope Jordan's not too upset.

No. No. Hey...

He's probably too busy with his pet superstar.

Devon,

what are you doing thinking about Jordan and Chloe right now?

Hey. Hey.

You have no idea how I feel about him.

How deep it runs.

I worship Jordan for everything he's given me.

For allowing me to be so close to him.

He took me to a place I never thought possible.

Devon,

are you telling me that you and Jordan...

Jordan's head is full of love.

He shares that love with me. It's an honour.

An honour that Chloe doesn't deserve.

She's not a real student of Jordan's.

Billy! God, what happened to you?

At the shop the other night, I got clipped by a car

on the way out of the parking lot.

But you were wearing your helmet, weren't you?

Yeah. Doctor said it saved my life.

How did you know that was gonna happen to me?

Children's intuition.

- I'm glad you're okay. - Yeah. Me, too.

It's a shame to lose you so soon.

It sucks, huh? I thought my Atlanta dates were pushed.

Now they're threatening to sue if I don't show.

You've made such progress in such a shod period of time.

Yeah.

Believe me, that doesn't happen very often.

Well, I sure as hell hope not.

You know me, Jordan. I like feeling special.

You are.

This was amazing. I can't wait to get back here.

Bye.

Talk about a quick study.

Third key status in less than a week, huh?

Noblesse oblige, Shawn. She benefits, and so do we.

It's too bad all of the women that you screw

don't share the same benefits.

That's cheap and childish. I expect more of you.

I know the feeling.

- I'm so sorry, you two! - What's wrong?

It's David.

He just looked on the website for the 4400s.

It said that you two were missing,

that you hadn't reported in the way you were supposed to.

I heard him on the phone just now.

He's reporting you guys to the government.

I'm sorry about that idiot David, man.

I would have loved to have you two around.

Thanks for putting us up.

- I can't... - Take it, man.

Call it a down payment on your next house, wherever that may be.

- Hope you find a safe place. - I thought it was here.

Is my dad gonna be all right?

He's gonna be in intensive care for a while.

- But the transplant, it went well. - Your dad's a hero.

I'm gonna tell him that when he wakes up.

You have something to say, now would be a good time.

You know what?

You want to hand out keys like they're junk mail, you be my guest.

That woman will play to 20,000 people every night

wearing our insignia, promoting our image.

Image?

How does nailing your secretary help our image, Jordan?

- I'm not perfect. I never pretend... - I don't need perfection.

I just want you to stop giving me reason

to think of you as some kind of hypocrite.

When you're running this place, Shawn, you can behave as nobly as you'd like.

Meaning what?

Meaning, one day, all of this will be yours.

The paperwork's been drawn up. The lawyers know what to do.

Everything's in place.

But you're not going anywhere.

Nevertheless,

I sleep better

knowing my life's work is in the hands

of the saintly, the unsullied Shawn Farrell.

So we thought we had a cure for the world's obesity problems.

Yeah, instead, we've got two dead bodies,

100 other people in recovery

and one corporation scrambling to cover its ass.

It looks like the great 4400 gold rush is over.

Making the point of this little exercise what, exactly?

Maybe they got it wrong. They thought they had a cure, but they didn't.

I mean, they're from the future, but they're still human beings, right?

Let's not rush to judgment.

I mean, we know rapid weight loss is the effect on the human body.

But if the purpose of this protein is to provoke metabolic chemical change,

it could have other applications.

Like.

I don't know, breaking down toxic waste.

It could rid the ocean of pollutants, maybe even restore the ozone layer.

So in other words, the possibilities are pretty much endless.

That's all they are right now, though. Possibilities.

We're years away from practical use.

But with his new liver,

Appelbaum won't be able to produce the chemical anymore.

He doesn't have to.

Now that we've got it isolated, we can reproduce it

and find out what we've really got here.

So Trent earned his golden parachute after all.

Maybe his daughter could study chemistry in college.

Hey.

All right, there won't be any interruptions on my end.

- Is this a good time to talk? - Yeah.

I never said thanks.

For getting me off the hook with the cops.

Look, Kyle.

I know you're gonna make mistakes. I did when I was your age.

The only thing I ask is you let me help you learn from them.

Makes sense.

So I just need to know.

You told me everything that happened that night, right?

Yeah.