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[gentle electronic music]

[gentle electronic music]

- Jellina

Jellina.

- Osylus.

Osylus, wake up.

Osylus wake up, wake up, wake up, I'm here.

I'm here.

- I just had the craziest dream.

- What happened?

[soft dramatic music]

- It was so real.

And this time that crazy bat had you tied up to the bed.

[soft dramatic music continues]

I couldn't yell.

I couldn't move.

I was frozen.

I couldn't save you, because I was too weak.

- It's okay.

- I was too weak.

- It's just a dream, I'm okay.

- Sorry.

[ Osylus gently sobs]

[soft dramatic music continues]

[ Osylus continues to gently sob]

So, you were dreaming about me though.

[Osylus and Jellina laugh]

- I can't stand your ass.

- I'm just saying like.

[Jellina continues to laugh]

- Maybe I was.

[dramatic music]

[people chattering indistinctly]

[guard knocks]

- It's time for your phone call.

- But what seems that you have divulged information

about our organization?

- I don't know what you mean.

- You have always spoken truthfully,

but now lies speak from your mouth.

- You gave authorities the names

of our medical staff.

From there, their names and faces

were put onto the internet.

They're now being taken into custody one by one.

- That's disappointing to hear.

- It should be.

You are responsible.

[Kit sighs]

You are the only possible leak.

- You have failed us and disrupted the organ harvesting.

Elder Abel has passed on due to her not receiving a kidney.

- We're having difficulty getting our doctors released

from FBI custody.

The public will be in an uproar,

if all of our doctors are released

and those who do get released,

will be placed on house arrest

with all of their movements monitored.

We cannot maneuver this way.

- We must maintain order.

Kit do what is necessary.

- I understand.

[dramatic music]

[Kit gurgles]

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[upbeat music]

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[upbeat music continues]

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[heart monitor beeps]

- Thank you.

How's Jackson doing?

- Oh,

he's stable.

He's walking.

- Good, good.

Well what about Kevin and Nova?

- Oh, they've been here.

Look at this.

Kevin got into Hudson's secret room at his house.

Got into the database of the doctors

who performed the illegal transplants.

- [Osylus] Yeah?

- And then he, Nova and Tyler

made them all go viral on social media.

[Osylus laughs]

The FBI are literally snatching them up as we speak.

- Come on Black folk. - [Jellina] Right?

- That's what I'm

talking about. - Oh my God.

- Look, we may or may not win this war.

I'm sure as hell gonna enjoy winning this battle.

- [Jellina] Right?

[Jellina and Osyrus laugh]

- I'm sorry.

[dramatic music]

- You don't know how long

I waited for you to do that.

[dramatic music continues]

- Don't say that.

- No. - What?

- No, after all these years and all these girls.

- Why do you think I never took

any of these girls seriously?

'Cause I knew exactly where my woman stood.

Right next to me this whole time.

[dramatic music]

- I can't believe you would show up to work today

after accusing my family of horrible things,

and then blasting those doctors on the internet.

- I need to pay my rent.

- You need to work somewhere else.

- The Betters are everywhere.

There's nowhere where I can go where they aren't present.

So this is just as good a place as any.

- You know, I could tell my uncle that you were the one

that leaked that information.

- I'm wondering why you haven't?

- Because it's messy

and unlike you, I don't like to get involved in mess.

- Or maybe,

it's because if you tell your uncle,

I'll disappear from the face of the earth,

then you'll have yourself to blame for my demise.

- And now you're accusing him of murder.

- If the shoe fits.

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- I know all about shoes and it doesn't fit.

In the Betters and aliens

it's all a stupid fantasy.

- Tell that to the Pentagon.

Why don't you ask them why they're just now confirming

that UFOs exist?

- What?

- That phone of yours.

Use it for more than taking selfies.

Do the research.

- I have better things to do with my time.

- Oh, like ignore the fact

that you have a secret room in your house

with ancient scrolls about aliens

and organ transplant database?

- Okay.

There are people who may not be able

to obtain organs the traditional way.

So my uncle and his team help those in need.

- You can't be serious? - I am.

- You are so naive.

- Don't call me that.

- You are just as blind as everyone else in the world.

Even when it's right in your face.

- And you're too caught up in your conspiracy theory

nonsense to enjoy life.

Nobody wants to live like that.

- Especially not you.

[Corrine sighs]

Right?

- Look, I don't care what you,

or those dusty scrolls say.

I am not an alien descendant, because aliens do not exist.

And I am not a Better,

I'm a human being who likes to shop.

And that's it.

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- Whatever you say, I gotta get to work.

[Corrine grunts]

- Of course, you know your debate

against the current mayor's tonight.

Remember what we've invested in this campaign.

There are powerful interests at play.

We can't have you going out there

and losing this opportunity.

- Mr. Norman, please inform Pastor Murdoch

that if he says another thing to me,

I'm gonna wrap my hands around his neck

and choke the life out of him.

So, it's in his best interest to mind his fucking business.

- Mr. Hudson isn't himself as of late.

Please ignore his language and behavior.

We must pray for him.

- Sooner or later,

the world's gonna know what kind of monster you are.

And I'm gonna make sure of that.

- I'm the monster?

You stabbed your wife to death.

- I did not kill her.

Mr. Norman, you believe me, don't you?

- I do.

Although it's not my business.

- Stop it. Mr. Norman.

You're aware of everything that goes on in this house.

- You killed your wife

and then you came crying to me for help

and I came to your aid and helped you drag

her bloody body right out of this house.

- What the fuck was I supposed to do huh?

- I pulled strings to cover this up.

I had to report it as a heart attack

because I am my little brother's keeper.

[suspenseful music]

- You wanna know what I think?

I think you had something to do with her murder.

Just like you had something to do with Tootie's murder.

And everything you do in the dark, it's gonna come to light

and I'm gonna make sure of it.

- Then you'll go down with the ship.

- So be it.

You go down right with it.

The blood is on your hands of the two women I loved.

- You're running for mayor.

You need to move past whatever you're feeling.

You move forward and you don't look back.

Don't throw away everything

we worked hard for.

What the fuck are you thinking?

- Come on, let me get a bite.

- Osyrus, stop it.

[Jellina laughs]

- I like how you smell, is that a problem?

[Tyler knocks on the door]

Oh.

- Yeah.

[Tyler laughs]

You two are definitely together.

- What's good, bro?

How can I help?

- I felt kind of weird about buying a guy flowers,

but,

you almost died so,

here.

[plastic rustles]

- Thanks, I appreciate it.

Man you got no idea how happy I am to see you.

I just wanted to say thanks

for everything you did.

You saved my life.

- No problem.

Honestly, I didn't really do anything.

- Man you picked up the phone when I called.

Sometimes that's all you can ask of a friend.

- So we're friends now?

- Something like that.

I mean more like brothers now.

- Brothers?

[Osyrus gently slaps Tyler's back]

Yeah, so you're good though?

- Good.

Good. - [Tyler] Great, great.

- Yeah, doctor says I should be outta here tomorrow.

That's good.

But there is one last thing we gotta do.

- Finish rebuilding that code.

We've been so distracted trying to find him and Jackson,

we've gotta finish rebuilding the flash drive.

- It's weird how it's short circuited though.

Honestly, I'm kind of nervous what we're gonna find on it.

- Whatever it is, we're gonna get to the bottom of it.

- Yeah.

- Because Tootie didn't die giving

that job to Jackson for nothing.

Whatever it is, we gonna find out why

it's making everyone so crazy.

- Hudson and Pastor Murdoch are going to go down.

- For murder.

- Sick.

- Come on dude.

- [Hudson] Listen I completely understand.

I appreciate your support.

There's no way I'm gonna get there on time,

it's just,

[Nova thuds into Hudson]

Jason lemme call you back.

- So sorry.

I'm always bumping into people.

- No,

it's quite all right.

Good morning.

- Morning.

[Nova awkwardly chuckles]

- Sir, we need to prepare for the debate tonight.

- We have to do this now?

- Yes, absolutely.

I have a list of questions.

[Hudson sighs]

- I expect nothing less.

- The commentator is gonna try to throw you off tonight

by asking you questions that you don't have the answers to.

Jackson Fields is a topic you wanna surround yourself with

and that will help you win that election.

Mayor Barry did not stick up for

that young man like you did.

- I don't want to use Jackson Fields to win this election.

- Of course you do.

- Osyrus is coming home tomorrow,

- [Nova] Thank God.

- So we're gonna rebuild the code on Tootie's flash drive

and when we do,

Hudson is going to be out for running for mayor.

[Nova sighs]

- What?

What is it?

- Nothing.

I just wish there was another way.

- Dr. Murdoch was murdered.

Hudson and his brother are hiding the truth.

Look, he doesn't deserve to be in office.

You and Kevin need to start looking for another job.

- I just want us to be sure about what we're doing.

Hudson's life will be ruined after this.

- He should have thought about that,

before he killed his wife.

- He didn't.

And I for one believe, he's going to go far as our mayor.

He has important people backing him

and a city of people who believe in him.

I gotta go.

I'll see you at home.

- Ah, Ms. Corrine,

what are you doing home at this hour?

- I couldn't sit in that office for one more second.

- I was just about to prepare tea.

- When were you gonna tell me about the hidden room

behind the bookcase?

- Ms. Corinne, that's not my business to tell.

- You're more than just a butler to us, you're family.

- That's kind of you to say.

At times I feel like you are my niece as well.

- Good.

So you know everything about my family, don't you?

[suspenseful music]

- Perhaps more than I should.

- Have you heard anything about my family

and aliens?

- Have a seat Ms. Corinne.

- Sorry to interrupt.

There is a misquote by Mr. Murdoch

running on pressallday.org.

It's picking up speed at about a thousand

views every 10 minutes.

This will probably get brought up at tonight's debate

unless you get on top of it.

- If it's not one thing, it's another.

- I can help Mr. Murdoch with the questions.

So I am just asking you the questions on this list?

- You can have a seat there, I'll come around.

You remind me of someone.

- Oh?

- No I mean,

you both have this tough exterior,

but you're as gentle as they come, aren't you?

You care.

- I do care.

- Have you ever felt alone in a crowded room?

- All the time.

For some reason I don't feel alone when you're around.

- It is tradition that what I'm about to tell you

is not divulged unless someone asks.

And you, Ms. Corrine are asking.

- Yes I am.

- There have always been whispers of those

of extraordinary abilities living among us.

Tales of such a nature have always been a subject

of speculation concerning the unexplained phenomena.

- What unexplained phenomena?

- Your family's history,

is intertwined with a legacy

that stretches far from this earth.

Thousands of years ago,

your ancestors encountered beings from another realm.

There were unions between your human ancestors

and those visitors from the stars.

These unions resulted in offspring

with abilities and attributes

that set them apart from ordinary humans.

Some have heightened senses.

Exceptional strength,

the ability to manipulate energy.

Premonitions.

- This is unreal.

- When I was a kid,

I would feel things, I could just, I don't know.

I could just feel stuff.

- You mean like intuition?

- Oh, maybe.

Whatever it was, I could definitely feel it.

Like now.

I'm sorry. Uh...

That was inappropriate.

That shouldn't have happened.

[soft tense music]

- It's okay.

I want to.

[Hudson and Nova moan]

- The knowledge of your lineage has been well guarded

to protect you, your family

and others like you, from being harmed or exploited.

- Others like me?

- Yes.

Yes, there are others like you all around.

Some are aware of who they are, some are not.

The guests at the party thrown for Mr. Hudson

are all descendants,

and they are all aware of who they are.

- They were all related to me?

- Distant relatives.

But, you all have same traces of the same DNA.

- Mind blown.

- [Mr Norman] The guests were deciding whether Mr. Hudson

were right for the position of mayor.

They decide elections

among other important issues in society.

- Where's Hudson

and Nova?

- I'll get them.

- But there is something

that you need to know.

There are dark secrets that you wouldn't like.

Your family has the proclivity of doing the wrong things,

bad things.

There was only one among you who had a history

of doing what was right.

He was the best of men.

[Hudson breaths heavily]

[Kevin knocks on door]

- I'll be out in a minute.

- It's Kevin,

- [Kevin] You're both needed out here.

- Give us a second.

We're going over something for the website.

- You almost had me, almost.

Now let me tell you what's really going on.

This house is really old.

There's probably more secret rooms and that's normal.

My uncle is just trying to help people in need.

And the aliens is just a hobby

one of my ancestors put together on some scrolls,

and that's the end of that.

- If you say so.

- I say so.

- You mustn't speak another word of this

to your Uncle Hudson.

- Why not?

- Because in all his years,

he has never asked.

- So he has no idea about any of this?

- No.

- Well, mum's the word.

[Kevin knocks rapidly]

- See,

this was a mistake.

A mistake.

[Hudson sighs] Look. Umm

Look.

The person that you remind me of,

I recently lost.

- Tootie?

[tense music]

- How do you know about her?

- I wanna tell you something, but,

I dunno how.

- [Hudson] What the hell are you doing?

- I apologize,

I tripped and fell into the door.

You're wanted at the TV,

for election news.

- We'll talk later.

- [Hudson] Yeah, we'll talk later.

Excuse me.

[phone rings faintly in the background]

- You didn't trip into the door

- And you weren't in here going over no website.

- I know what I'm doing.

[Kevin sniffs]

- I know what you was doing too.

[Pastor Murdock knocks on door]

- Mrs Fields.

You've been by his side every waking second.

I can sit with him a while.

- You sure about that pastor?

I mean, I do have a lot of things

I can take care of at home and have dinner.

- I don't mind at all.

- Thank you so much.

[menacing music]

- Good evening and welcome to Channel six News.

Tonight we have a significant update

on the Washington DC mayoral race.

- I think it's best,

we do this quietly.

[heart monitor beeps rapidly]

- [Reporter] Hudson Murdock is leading in the polls

for his run for mayor of Washington DC.

He's up by an amazing seven points

following the wake of the

[indistinct] - Seven points.

[everyone clapping]

[Osyrus and Jellina laugh]

- That's even better.

[announcer speaking indistinctly over loudspeaker]

- That's Jackson's room.

- He ain't gonna win shit.

- Y'all are so hell bent on taking him down.

I know he didn't do anything.

- Nova stop.

You sound like a broken record.

- Sound like a broken record.

Whatever dude.

- So now that you got you a little D,

you just gonna be his cheerleader huh?

- I've always been his cheerleader.

It has nothing to do with his D.

No matter how good it was.

- That's disgusting.

I don't want to hear that shit.

Did he think it was good?

Nova I was just kidding, I was playing.

- What happened?

- I just left Jackson's room.

- And?

No.

- He's dead.

- [Tyler] What?

How?

[Jellina sighs]

How?

- I don't know exactly.

I overheard a nurse saying

that Pastor Murdoch saying the Lord's prayer

over his body.

- Pastor Murdoch's in this hospital?

- Yeah.

- I tried to stop them.

I mean I really did.

I was like I said we saved him

and they killed him anyway,

'cause that's what the Better's do.

- Osyrus, you did the best you could.

- No, fuck that.

- We have to get you out of this hospital.

They could be coming for him next.

[Nova sobs]

[Kevin knocks on door]

- [Kevin] Come on Nova.

It was just a joke.

- Fine.

[Kevin continues to knock on door]

[gentle music]

- I am not gonna be the office ho.

- Nobody said you were the office ho.

Pick your chin up.

Come on.

- [Nova] Osylus, you're home.

- Hey, what's up Nov?

- I thought you weren't coming back until the morning?

- [Jellina] There you go. [Kevin knocking on door]

- [Nova] Did you take a shower today?

- [Kevin] Yo, Osylus.

- What's up Kev?

- What's he doing here?

- Jackson is dead.

- No.

- What?

- Yeah.

[dramatic music]

- What happened?

- He died in the hospital

and we're pretty sure Pastor Murdoch

had something to do with it.

- I know he did.

I'm sick and tired of the Betters man.

I'm rebuilding that code tonight.

Pastor Murdoch and Hudson, can burn in hell.

Help me up.

- I'll go get your laptop.

[Osyrus speaks indistinctly]

- [Jellina] You good?

- Yeah.

[dramatic music]

And

satellite's blocked.

- Okay.

It's working.

- I seriously should have ordered food before you did that.

- Fix a sandwich.

- How long you think this is gonna take?

- Depends, couple of hours tops.

[dramatic music continues]

[electronic beeping]

I got it.

It's done.

- [Kevin] Yo Jellina, wake up.

- One second

and here,

we go.

- Is that a knife?

- Damn.

Yo she got stabbed up.

- [Osylus] Did she?

- Hold up, this person in black is shaped like a woman.

What's around her neck?

Hey, zoom in, zoom in.

[suspenseful music]

- That's your necklace.

- And that woman was shaped like you.

- Come on Nov, tell me that ain't you?

- You already know it's not me.

[dramatic music]

[everyone gasps]

[dramatic music continues]

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