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(timer beeping)

- [Morgan] Previously on "The Collector".

(screen whooshing)

Maya, he knew this would happen.

He knew that you'd find out about the bad luck early.

- They're not going to hell!

This is crazy!

How can I go to hell for something

that I don't even remember?

- [Morgan] His powers are beyond

anything that you can imagine.

- [Maya] But Stephy, she's getting hurt

the way I did.

- [Morgan] You don't know what you're up against, Maya.

- Hank goes on abusing her for another seven years

while I sit around and do nothing?

(gunshot fires) (man yelping)

I know how to stop this.

You can take me early.

- You're talking about an eternity in hell!

- But it'll get that little girl out of hell!

Push the button!

Push it!

- I love you.

(timer beeping)

- What happened?

It didn't work?

- It's over.

You're saved.

- What?

- You did it.

- But I don't understand.

I wasn't-

- You were ready to go to hell early

to save that little girl.

Collectors all over the world try and get

their clients to go early, and everybody clings to life.

No matter what kind of pain they're in.

(Maya crying)

But you were willing to give up yours

to save someone else.

That redeemed your soul.

- No!

(soft emotional music)

(dark exciting music)

(soft tense music)

It's really true?

I'm okay?

- Yeah.

(cellphone ringing)

- Is that him?

- Yeah.

- Nobody's calling to say thanks?

- For what?

- Letting your lady friend off the hook.

- You didn't do her any favors.

She saved herself.

- Yes, old scratch got his horns tweaked,

but these survivors of yours present an interesting problem.

How's she going to handle it now that she knows?

Now that she sees things as they really are?

Was it the Apostle Charlie who asked

can a devil open the eyes of the blind?

- It was John, and I'm hanging up.

- Sorry, Moses.

You'll have to wait a little longer

before you enter the Promised Land.

- No.

I don't want another name right now.

- Then I'll give you a face instead.

(TV static buzzes)

(news show intro music playing)

- [Newscaster] And now for a special report

on the announcement today by the president

of Global Star Network, Warren Park.

- As you know, Global Star Network

has holdings in every sector of the media world.

Though, as CEO, I still see myself

as a simple newspaper reporter.

But like any man, (clears throat)

I've only so much time,

and that is why I've chosen another,

a successor to the leadership of GSN.

I've been lucky to have so many talented-

- So that guy, Warren Park, he sold his soul too?

- [Warren] Our star anchor-

- Yeah. - Tessa Wolfe.

(crowd applauding on TV)

- So you have to go?

- It can wait.

- Would you have waited if it was me?

- But after much deliberation,

I've chosen my son, Ian.

(crowd applauding)

- I wanna be with you.

(Maya exhales)

- [Warren] You must be the change you want to see

in the world.

- Do you really mean it?

I'm okay?

- [Warren] Swore I'd set an example

of honesty, courage, truth, love.

That meant raising my son with discipline-

- Go make someone else okay.

But come back to me.

- Okay.

(crowd applauding on TV)

- Through Ian, the legacy of Warren Park will live on.

(news show music playing on TV)

Sometimes, we must sacrifice one of our own

for the greater good.

On the surface, that may sound callous.

But I urge you to consider the words-

And you'll need all new furniture.

You wanna send the right message.

Oh, and have security check out that stalker

that was hanging around outside my place last night.

- Okay.

- Damn it.

Where is that translator?

I got a conference call with what's-his-name,

the Chinese bureaucrat, in 10 minutes.

- Jang? - Yeah, right.

He's the one.

- You gonna use him as a source

on the corruption scandal?

- What?

Hell no.

I'm gonna apologize.

- For what?

- For this.

They were way out of line publishing this story.

- What do you mean?

A member of the ministry of policy

got caught with millions in bribe money.

Everything they reported was the truth.

- Ian, we have holdings in every market

in Europe and North America.

Asia is the future, and we have to get there

before anybody else does.

Which is why I need that damn Chinese translator!

Find him, people!

- So you're gonna publicly repudiate

the London Star, our oldest property,

just to open the door into China?

That'll ruin their reputation.

You could put them out of business.

- Sometimes we have to sacrifice one of our own

for the good of the company.

Right, boss?

- He's your boss now, Tessa.

As the face of GSN,

I'll expect you to show him the same loyalty

you've always shown me.

- Oh, I will, sir.

- Mr. Park?

(Morgan speaking Mandarin)

- You speak Mandarin like a native.

Or a spy.

- You're the translator?

You're late.

- Dad- - We'll discuss this later.

Come on.

Everything you're about to hear is confidential,

so I assume you know the penalties

for talking about my business.

- The penalty I'm here about

is the one you're two days away from suffering.

Your security guards can keep me out of your house,

but they can't keep you out of going to hell.

If you work with me, maybe I can.

- Who or what are you?

- Someone who wants to help you find redemption.

- And how would I do that?

- By making amends for the damage done by the deal.

- What damage have I done?

- Read about yourself in any newspaper

you don't own, Mr. Park.

The consensus is that you've reaped obscene profits

by presenting the world with a biased, self-serving

manipulation of the news.

The damage you've done could be on a global scale.

- I sold my,

I sold my soul to build this company for my son.

All that matters to me is Ian.

(soft tense music)

- Then go make someone else okay.

- Bible study again, huh?

You're getting very pious, Reverend Gabriel.

But on the seventh day, God said let there be pepperoni.

No reading at the table.

And if you don't talk to me,

you're gonna have to hear every detail

about my first day checking people in at the ER.

And let me tell you, it's not something you wanna hear

while you're looking at pizza.

(pages rustle)

- It's no accident you found this Bible, Gabe.

You've been looking for answers,

and it's time for you to get some.

(soft tense music)

- So Hank just stopped what he was doing to Stephy?

Just like that?

(soft music)

Yeah, Jillian, look.

I know it's confusing but, I just,

I can't talk about it.

No, it's fine.

You've been there longer than I have.

I'll, I'll find something else.

Yeah, okay.

Jillian, I am so ...

Sorry. (cellphone beeps)

(cellphone dialing)

(phone ringing)

- Sam McFedder of the watchdog group-

(cellphone ringing) People Protecting the Planet

has pointed a finger at local ranching

and automotive industries,

claiming that their failure to regulate emissions-

- Maya, I've been trying to call you.

- And I made sure you didn't reach her.

- What?

- Think, dear boy.

The wall has come down.

She has a million questions.

She wants to know everything about you.

- She has a right to know.

- She wants to know so she can be part of your life.

She dreams of a husband, Morgan.

Of children.

Can you offer her those things?

You're a Collector, Morgan.

Dreams are for human beings.

(phone ringing)

(Warren chuckles)

- So, Mr. Jang, suddenly you speak English?

Well good.

Well then you can tell me the good news, hmm?

Is the minister gonna approve our broadcast license?

What the hell are you talking about?

The London Star's printing a full retraction.

On my-

(TV turns on)

- The story was true.

Warren Park is forcing one of his own newspapers to lie,

and do you know why?

Because he was the one bribing that government official

so that he can take over the news in China,

just like he's taken it over in our country!

(people cheering)

Warren Park won't be satisfied

until the only news in the world

is the news he thinks is fit to print!

He has broken the law,

and now we can smash Global Star Network.

Put an end to GSN!

- [All] Put an end to GSN! Put an end to GSN!

Put an end to-

(TV shuts off)

Put an end to GSN! Put an end to GSN!

- I'm Tessa Wolfe, and this has been a GSN Newsbreak.

- I wanna know where Naomi Grant got this photo.

- Dad, photos get around the internet now.

They could have pulled that off the London Star's website.

- The Star never ran the photo.

Somebody's trying to sabotage this deal.

- Sorry, Chief.

All the networks were covering that rally,

so I ran the story.

But I thought Naomi Grant was a kook.

I didn't know you really were bribing that Chinese guy.

- I wasn't.

It was just a meeting.

I meet with thousands of people every year.

It doesn't mean I'm bribing them all.

- No, that would be expensive.

- All right.

I have an idea who did this,

and believe me, I'm gonna do something about it.

In the meantime, Ian, you get Jang on the phone

and do damage control.

- I don't know.

Maybe we shouldn't dig ourselves in deeper.

We could back off, find a cleaner way into China.

- That's not what I wanna hear from the new CEO of GSN!

We don't go backward, we go forward!

(Warren sighs)

Look, Ian.

As you get older, the complexities will become clearer.

Look, sometimes you have to

sell your soul a little

to make things happen.

- [Receptionist] Mr. Park, your nine o'clock is here.

Do you want me to send him in?

- No.

I wanna do this in the open.

I'll see him in the newsroom.

I told security not to let you in.

- I've been working for the devil a long time.

I don't need an invitation.

- I thought I made it clear,

I'm not interested in your help.

- I saw the rally on TV.

Thought you might change your mind-

- It's a blip, a minor setback.

- The devil's gonna dismantle your media empire

in the next 36 hours.

He's counting on you trying to prevent it

so you won't work on redemption.

- Sounds like he knows me better than you do.

- Mr. Park.

If you work with me, there'll be a moment,

just a moment, where you'll have a choice

about the fate of your soul.

Don't deny yourself that.

- I made my choice a long time ago.

Sanderson!

- Mr. Sanderson?

I'm here about your deal.

- [Warren] I hope you got a hell of a lot of money

for betraying every person in this newsroom.

- I'm-I'm sorry, what?

- You were working for me when you were in China.

And now you're using the photos that I paid for

to smear my reputation?

- No, no.

Mr. Park, Naomi Grant did not get those photos from me.

I swear.

- Save your swear until you get into court.

That's right.

I'm not just gonna fire you.

I'm gonna ruin you.

You're gonna find out what the penalty is

for interfering with my business.

- He's big on penalties.

- What the hell is going on here?

I made my amends.

You said it was over.

You said, you said I was free.

- You did.

You are.

This isn't about you.

- Oh, but you just happen to be standing

next to my boss when he promises to destroy

the rest of my life?

What am I supposed to think, that's just a coincidence?

Huh?

No.

- I don't know why the devil put you into this, if he has.

But now that you're here, I could really use your help.

- My help?

For what?

To save him?

Huh?

Son of a bitch just fired me in front of the whole newsroom.

You know why he did that?

To scare the hell out of every other poor sap in here.

Warren Park's business strategy.

Number 27.

- How to exit it immediately-

- [Stuart] Best way to stay up

is to keep everyone else down.

- There was a time when you thought

you were unforgivable, too.

- Let me tell you something.

In the last two years, I've been all over the world.

I went back, I revisited every disaster,

every accident, every violent crime that happened

so that I could get that perfect photo,

and I counted up the people that died

because of my deal.

142.

142 innocent people, man.

- I tried contacting the woman who ran that rally.

Naomi Grant.

- Let me guess.

She wouldn't talk to you, right?

She's a little paranoid.

But I guess that goes with the territory

when your life's work is tearing down the establishment.

- You know her?

- Yeah.

Look, if you're thinking what I think you're thinking,

you should know, Naomi Grant, she creates her own bad luck.

- [Warren On TV] Never go back.

Always go forward.

The temptation to dwell on yesterday's mistakes

is not only distracting-

(soft tense music) (phone ringing)

(Maya sighing)

- I wanna be with you.

(dark tense music)

- You miss him, huh?

Oh.

I see well enough, boy.

(eyes whooshing)

I see what's in here.

(cane snaps)

Easy, boy.

I think it's time you and I had a little chat

about your father.

An angel.

At least that's what he calls himself, am I right?

When you lose your eyes, boy,

you learn something very important.

People don't really see what's there.

They see what they want to see.

And you, you want to see your dad.

Somebody's lying, Gabe.

Could be me.

But I'll tell you one thing that is true.

Your father didn't die in any car accident.

He made a deal with me.

(screen whooshes)

- It's time, Mr. Holstrom.

- Please, watch him!

You can't take me here.

(horn blaring)

- Electric?

- You save the world your way, I'll save it mine.

Naomi?

- Stuart?

(Naomi laughs)

Good to see you. - How are you?

Oh.

- Still working for the dark side?

- Actually, I got fired.

An hour ago.

- Congratulations.

- Yeah.

- Who's your friend?

- Oh, uh-

- Morgan Pym.

- You're the one who called?

- It's okay.

I mean, I can vouch for him.

- I'm interested in where you got the photo

you were using as a backdrop during the rally yesterday.

- And why would you be interested in that?

- I read the original article in the London Star

about the ministry official who got caught taking bribes.

That article didn't even mention Warren Park.

I'm guessing whoever gave you the photo

also gave you some inside information.

- That photo's what got me fired.

Truth could keep me out of court.

- You see this?

Belonged to my grandfather.

He set the first issue of the Langley Weekly by hand

using this printing press.

You know why I still have it?

Because it represents journalistic integrity.

Do you know what the first rule

of journalistic integrity is?

- I'm guessing you're gonna say protect your sources.

Well.

Then I guess you shouldn't leave this lying around.

(Naomi scoffs)

- Yeah no, I know.

Thanks.

Call you back.

You heard about the stock price?

Off 20%.

I'm guessing your inheritance just went down

about a billion dollars.

- Did you need something, Tessa?

- Yeah, I need you to take the wheel

if you're gonna be driving the car.

I mean, Warren still talks about selling newspapers,

for Christ's sake.

No one reads newspapers anymore.

He is stuck in the past,

and if someone doesn't do something,

he's gonna take us all down with him, boss.

(Ian sighs)

- Sorry, Dad.

No luck with Jang yet.

- They want me out.

- What?

Who?

- The board.

They want me out as chairman.

That can't happen.

This is my company.

I paid for it.

- Of course not.

They're just nervous.

- You're a good boy, Ian.

You're tenacious, Mr. Pym.

It's a very annoying quality.

- I thought maybe you'd change your mind

once things started to fall apart.

- So the devil's been keeping you up to date?

- Devil doesn't tell me anything.

This is the way it always works.

You're losing everything you bargained for,

and there's nothing you can do to stop it.

- Oh, I wouldn't say that's true.

Did you know I started out as a photographer?

Yeah, just like your friend, Mr. Sanderson.

When I picked up my darkroom skills,

well, it's all software now.

But anyway, when the devil decided to use Sanderson's photos

to ruin me, I thought what a good idea.

No really.

I was impressed.

There it was, right there on TV.

Visual proof that I knew more about the bribery scandal

than I was saying.

But, there are two sides to every story,

as every good journalist knows.

Tomorrow's edition.

The devil's clever, but he's no Warren Park.

- This photo's fake.

I doubt Naomi Grant's even been to China.

- A lie travels around the world

while the truth is still putting on its pants.

Surely the devil taught you that one.

- You're just making things worse.

- How can I make them worse?

The devil isn't just after my soul,

he's after everything I've built.

You expect me to sit still for that?

- I expect you to forget about your business,

and try to save yourself from an eternity of suffering.

- Don't be a fool.

I'm not gonna win any popularity contests

in the 19 hours I've got left.

The only option I've got

is to fight for what's mine,

and to leave a legacy for my son.

And that's a fight I'm damn sure not gonna walk away from.

- You can't win!

The devil isn't just using photographs to destroy you.

He's using your own people.

- Don't try to manipulate me.

I trust my own people a whole lot more

than I trust some messenger sent by the devil

to supposedly do me a favor, so next time,

come back with a white flag, or don't come back at all.

(door shuts)

- Really, I'm fine.

You guys didn't have to check up on me.

- We were worried about you.

And we didn't have anything in the house for breakfast.

So, what's going on?

- He's got homework?

- I wish he did his homework like that.

He's, um, actually copying words out of the Bible.

At least this obsession is improving his handwriting.

- I don't think I've ever read the Bible.

Maybe it's time.

(slow tense music)

- I just want you to know that no child

was loved more by his dad.

I wanted to come for such a long time.

Finally, God said okay.

Yeah, I'm an angel now.

Pretty stupid, huh?

You can get hit by a car the night your son's born.

- But he's lying, Gabe.

Your father didn't die in any car accident.

He made a deal with me.

It's true.

- The devil lies a lot.

But he was telling the truth about that.

I did make a deal with him.

A deal to have a son.

A special son.

I-I knew you'd be special even before you were born.

Even before I met your mom.

I'll tell you how I knew.

I read it in a story.

The stories in there, you know,

it's older than the Bible.

It's older than any book.

And any religion.

I know because I found the original story

by digging in the dirt.

Well, that's what I used to do when I was alive.

I would dig in the dirt to find really old things.

And I found this very special old thing

that told me to have a son.

So I did what I had to do.

And it was worth it.

It will all be worth it.

You know more than you think you do, Gabe.

Go ahead.

(soft tense music)

Write it down.

(pen scribbling)

- Hey Gabe.

Hungry?

- [Younger Warren] There we go. (chuckles)

(Warren laughs)

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

Come on, that's not a toy.

Messages first.

That's it.

All right.

Move on.

It's coffee break, already?

What a hassle.

Come here.

Give your dad a hug.

I'm glad you came in today.

Okay.

Now the figures will go up.

Boy, that's it.

- And airline records have now been obtained by GSN

showing that Naomi Grant visited China twice

in the last year.

Combined with information from confidential sources,

this confirms the Vancouver Star's report

that it was, in fact, Grant who bribed the Chinese

government official in an attempt to prevent GSN

from doing business in China.

(camera shutters clicking)

No word yet on whether GSN will file civil charges,

but Grant is already under investigation

for illegal foreign currency transactions.

(TV shuts off)

- I don't believe this.

Son of a bitch doctors my photo to smear Naomi

and save his own ass, and he's getting away with it.

But then why wouldn't he?

Right?

He's got Tessa Wolfe, the top anchor

in the world's biggest media conglomerate

to report his lies like they're gospel.

- You know the picture isn't real.

You could tell the truth.

- What, you think anybody's gonna believe my word

over Warren Park's?

Me, the disgruntled employee?

- No.

Even if you expose Park's lie,

it wouldn't save his soul.

- You still worried about that?

After everything you know that he's done?

- It's all or nothing, Stuart.

That's my deal.

And it isn't up to you

or me or anyone to judge

whether there's still some good in Warren Park.

- Yeah, well since God doesn't seem to be stepping in,

maybe one of us should be the judge.

Huh?

(knocking at door)

(Stuart sighs)

- Hi.

I tried to call you.

- Stuart? - Taylor.

Hi, how are you?

(Taylor laughs)

Gabe.

Remember me?

Uncle Stuart?

I haven't seen you since you were,

like, a foot shorter, but,

hi, sorry.

I'm Stuart.

- Maya.

- Maya, hi.

Wow I can't, I can't believe it.

I haven't talked to you guys in,

it's been a couple years, right?

How's-how's Sherry?

- Oh.

Um.

She's dead.

Morgan didn't tell you?

- We just ran into each other by chance.

I'm-I'm sorry, Stuart.

I should have mentioned it.

- Oh my god.

I'm really sorry.

- Look, um, we've interrupted.

Why don't you come over for dinner sometime?

- [Stuart] Yeah, I would like that.

- Gabe, not now.

- We were talking downstairs about this thing

that Gabe wrote.

I said you know a lot about old stuff,

and you might know what it is.

- It's a form of Aramaic.

I recognize the alphabet, but I can't read it.

It was a little before my time.

- Our Bible has lots of pictures and stuff.

I'm sure it was probably from there.

Uh.

Look, we should go.

- [Maya] Sure.

Let's get your stuff.

(door closes)

- Sherry.

She was investigating you.

You know what?

I think, uh,

I think when somebody's been saved,

maybe it's just, it's just better if they walk away.

You know?

I can't, no offense, but I can't,

I can't help you, Morgan.

I'm out.

(door opens and closes)

(cellphone ringing)

- Okay, I'll see you.

- [Maya] Bye.

- You didn't ask me who I am this time.

Please.

Don't be scared.

You don't need to be scared of me anymore.

You're free now.

- Then why are you here?

- Well, Morgan isn't talking to you,

so I just figured you might like some company.

- Why would I want anything from you?

You were gonna send me to hell.

- Now, now.

Bygones be bygones.

You did the right thing,

and I let you off the hook.

I even kept you from getting sick again.

If I hadn't bent the rules literally,

you'd be just as dead as Morgan's old flame.

And AIDS is no way to die.

Not for a pretty little thing like you.

- So you want me to thank you?

- I just want someone to talk to.

I get lonely too, you know.

- You're not lonely.

Any more than you are really blind.

- I wish I could be blind.

Just for a day.

Just an hour.

I see pain, Maya.

I see it everywhere.

I see it in everyone's heart.

It calls out to me,

and when I answer that call,

well, everyone acts according to their nature, I suppose.

But Morgan's right.

He was always right about you.

You are different.

Special.

He meant what he said.

- I love you.

- He loves you.

(Maya sighing)

- Never go backwards.

Always go forwards.

- Mr. Pym!

Heard from your employer?

- About what?

- About whether he's ready negotiate.

Well done, folks.

Good issue!

Things aren't going his way.

The board just voted me a raise.

Our stock price is soaring,

and we're selling more newspapers than we have in years.

Let's face it.

I am beating him at his own game.

- This isn't about beating the devil.

This is about making things right.

- Sorry, Mr. Pym.

But all this talk about redemption

just seems to be a way to get me

to take my eye off the prize,

but right now, the prize is to ensure my son's future.

- If that's the one thing you care about,

then that's one thing the devil's gonna make sure

you never accomplish.

- Just one more weak link to remove,

and the chain will be unbreakable.

Watch and learn, Mr. Pym.

Ms. Grant, thanks for coming.

I believe you've met Mr. Pym.

He's consulting for me on matters related

to this whole affair.

- You haven't changed a bit, have you Warren?

You're still the same lying scumbag you were

when my grandfather fired you 40 years ago.

- And you are the same self-righteous boy

your grandfather was.

- What are you two talking about?

- Ancient history.

Not relevant to the present situation.

- Oh, it's relevant.

You don't think my grandfather told me this story?

This is exactly what you were fired for.

Faking photos to go along with the complete fabrications

you try to pass off as reporting.

- I was just spicing things up.

And if your idiot grandfather had listened to me,

he might have parlayed the Langley Weekly

into bigger holdings instead of running it into the ground.

- He didn't have a chance.

None of us did.

You made sure of that.

- Dad, the point is, we need to retract the story.

It's a lie.

- Ian, when the other guy starts to play dirty,

it's no time to stay clean,

and nobody's playing dirtier

than this so-called crusader for justice.

- What are you talking about?

- You thought you could bring me down, didn't you?

All you needed to do was turn someone against me.

Someone on the inside.

- Oh, you can't be serious.

- It wasn't just the photos she got.

She knew I'd use my own money to seal the deal

to get into China.

Only somebody close to me would've known that.

- You don't know who you are messing with, Warren.

- You're damn right, I do.

I'm messing with a traitor who tried to bring down

everything I built, and I won't let that happen.

- It wasn't her.

It was me, Dad.

It was me.

- I guess we're done here?

You did the right thing.

Don't let him tell you any different.

(door opens and closes)

- Ian.

- You were going too far, Dad.

I always admired you, your fearlessness,

your confidence, but the last few years, you've changed.

When you started bribing your way into China,

it was like you were turning away

from everything you ever taught me

about what we could accomplish.

The good we could do in the world.

I just wanted to turn you back.

I wanted to have my dad back.

- I did it for you.

I did it all for you.

And you threw it away for some girl?

- It's not about Naomi.

It's about this!

If this is what it takes to run GSN, I can't do it.

I can't be that person.

I'm sorry, Dad.

(door opens)

- Well, I'm still available.

(door closes)

- You've got less than two hours left, Mr. Park.

The number of people you need to make amends to

seems to be growing.

- My son?

- If anything, I think your deal,

your obsession with success,

may have helped your son grow up.

But I'd like you to tell me about your history

with Naomi Grant.

- Sometimes old wounds can motivate you

to do things you didn't think you would do.

- Like sell your soul?

- I, I didn't do it to get revenge on the Grant family.

I wanted to be the biggest.

I wanted to be the most powerful.

I wanted to be the one to say what was news

and what wasn't.

And the devil delivered on that.

I did try to use the power to punish Naomi Grant,

and the funny thing is

I haven't been able to put her out of business.

Small little storefront office.

No sales.

I have crushed competitors in 100 different countries.

And I have not been able to finish her off.

- The devil's made sure you got what you wished for.

Not what you really wanted.

If you wanna beat the devil, if you want a chance

to reconnect with your son,

then let's talk to Naomi Grant.

(soft tense music)

- Thinking about your dad, huh?

Now I, I understand this part,

but I don't get this other stuff.

Can you show me where you found those symbols in here?

Gabe, I know I showed you this Bible,

and I know we've gone to church a couple of times,

and that's all good, but it's hard

when we can't talk about it.

I just, I don't want this to become something unhealthy.

Angels and devils.

When I was a kid, I took it all literally,

so I know how that is.

But whatever the truth is about your parents,

if they're angels, or if they're,

if they're just, gone.

I want you to remember that I'm real.

And I'm here.

And I love you.

Okay?

- We're closed.

- We need to talk.

- I haven't got anything left for you to take.

- Look, I'm not here to take anything.

I'm here to help you.

- (scoffs) You wanna help me?

Like how?

Lose some weight by selling my internal organs?

Or help me avoid funeral costs by setting me on fire?

Not only have you destroyed my business,

and my reputation, but you and your spies

have even set my friends against me.

How much did you pay Stuart Sanderson

to doctor those photos?

- He had nothing to do with it.

I doctored the photos.

Yeah, I admit it.

My plans to lock up the Chinese market

had degenerated to one more episode

of this ridiculous quarrel between our families.

- Mr. Park- - Quarrel?

- You shut up.

- This isn't a quarrel.

You've been using a billion dollar empire

to try and put my family in the grave.

But you know what I hate worse?

Is that in the process, you have done everything you could

to try and destroy the integrity of your own son.

- Are you getting this?

- Yes, I'm getting it.

What's going on?

- [Tessa] Your father decided to hash things out

directly with your, uh, friend.

(laughing) Some things are gonna be said in there

that could make this the leading news story

for a solid month.

- And destroy my father, your boss.

- And sometimes one of your own has to be sacrificed

for the good of the company.

So?

Should we run the story?

- You don't know what you've got.

There's no sound.

- Oh, it's all taken care of.

- I can't believe I came here to apologize.

All the bad luck your family suffered,

you brought it on yourselves.

I'm glad I doctored those photos.

I'm glad this sorry excuse for a newspaper

is going out of business.

And as for you,

prison is more than you deserve.

I hope you rot in hell.

- Well I'm glad to hear you say that, Warren.

Because I've been recording it.

- Warren.

(cellphone rings)

- Ian?

- Yeah, it's me.

- You set this up?

- No.

It was Tessa.

- Of course.

She called ahead, she arranged for audio.

And now she wants you to okay it.

She wants you to let her run the story.

- So what's your advice, Dad?

Business or family?

- This is it.

This is the moment, it was Ian.

- You say the word, then we walk away from GSN

and start over.

You, me, and Naomi.

That's the deal.

- Give me that!

(Naomi struggling) Give me!

Give it! - No!

- Give it to me! - What are you-

- Give it!

(voices screaming in agony)

- I think she's right.

Your Auntie Taylor.

About your obsession with religion

being a little unhealthy.

You should be doing more normal boy things.

Pulling the wings off flies.

Looking at naked pictures on the internet.

Not that I ever do that.

- That's enough.

- Well, there is a familiar voice.

Except the last time I heard it,

it was screaming in agony.

That's what they do down in hell.

- I want you to leave my son alone.

- Paternal instinct.

Very, very touching.

I believe it was the Apostle Gladys who asked

can the blind lead the blind?

Shall they not both fall into the ditch?

- You're not as powerful as you think.

- Be careful, boy.

Just because he's your daddy

doesn't mean he knows all the answers.

- I know it hurts you to touch people, Gabe.

But it doesn't hurt to hug an angel.

(soft music)

- I can't believe I came here to apologize.

You know, all the bad luck your family has suffered,

you brought it on yourselves.

I'm glad I doctored those photos.

I'm glad that this sorry excuse for a newspaper

is going out of business.

- Moments after this startling admission,

Warren Park was struck by what appears to have been

a seizure, as shown in this footage.

(Warren grunting)

(voice screaming in agony) (Warren yelping)

- Oh my god.

(Warren screaming and choking)

(flames roaring)

Tragically, the seizure proved fatal.

All of us at GSN mourn the loss of a once great man.

More after this.

(TV shuts off)

- I'll always be able to see it.

What happens to these people.

It's never gonna be over.

- [Stuart] I think when somebody's been saved,

maybe it's just, it's just better if they walk away.

(soft music)

(fireworks whistling)