All language subtitles for Eureka S04E08 The Ex-files-eng

CARTER: It was just
a normal day in Eureka.

Day's not over yet.

Yeah. Like that was
going to last.

Hello, 1947.
Confused? Let me clarify.

The five of us got
transported back in time

through some wormhole thingy
thanks to the Bridge Device.

We eventually found
our way back home,

but, surprise, home wasn't
exactly the way we left it.

Henry? Married.

Zane and Jo? Never dated.

But Jo's in charge
of G.D. Security.

Kevin? Different,
much to Allison's surprise.

And Fargo?
Head of Global Dynamics,

much to everyone's surprise.

Oh, and Dr. Old Spice
hitched a ride with us
back to the present,

but there's one crappy rule.

We can't tell anyone.

If people ever found out
about our trip,
there'd be trouble.

And I finally kissed Allison,
and then she kissed me.

But that's Eureka for you.
Same town, big changes.

HENRY: Previously on Eureka...

Trevor Grant?

How do you know my name?

I believe you knew my
father, Adam, back in 1947.

Who are you?

My name is Beverly Barlowe

and we've been waiting
a very long time for you.

BEVERLY: You don't believe me.
GRANT: What? That you're
Adam Barlowe's daughter?

Seems improbable.

As improbable as
taking a trip 60 years
into the future?

I don't know what
you're talking about.

We hoped the bottle of wine
would be convincing.

My father said
it was your favorite.

Hey, no more games.

Barlowe's been dead
for 10 years, I checked.

So, who are we?

The group you
and my father created,

the philosophy
you established.

We were a handful of people,
we had an ideal then.

You were the architects
of a powerful movement.

And now there
are thousands of us.

Scientists,
politicians, thinkers.

We're the watchdogs
working to control
scientific developments.

Anything to prevent
another tragedy like
we saw in 1945.

Nuclear weapons.

Technology's most
regrettable achievement.

And not the last.

This is our latest concern.

DED?
Directed EMP device.

Satellite-based
electromagnetic
pulse array.

Eradicates all electronics
in a 1000-mile radius,

sending an entire country
back to the Stone Age.

It's a weapon of domination.

And it's being tested
at Global Dynamics.

I find that hard to believe.
I know these people.

Then check it out
for yourself, Dr. Grant.

Because we need
your help to stop them.

(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)

(JO LAUGHS)

What? What?
Got something on me?

Wow, the rhythm has
definitely got you. Yeah.

Yeah.

Hey, everybody.

Listen, Grace and I
would just like to
thank you all for coming.

We hit a...
Bit of a...

Well, tough time.

For a while.
But it made us
appreciate...

BOTH: What we have
together. (LAUGHING)

To new beginnings.
ALL: To new beginnings.

Oh, you guys are
so junior high prom.

What?
I'll see you later, Dad.

CARTER: Where are you going?
Um, people are
swimming at the lake,

and Zane said he might
try to stop by.

Okay, have fun.

Whatever, judge-y.

I didn't even say anything!
Are you kidding?

Well, look, crushes are
complicated, you know?

Don't even say it.
Oh, you know what
she's thinking about?

She's thinking about
this guy named Mike
that went to Caltech,

and you let him
cheat off your paper
during midterms. You did.

He had the most
beautiful...
Eyelashes, really?

Seriously?
What's going on
with you guys?

They've been finishing
each other's sentences
all day.

You know that PTSD therapy
I've been working on?

Well, I adapted
the interface to use
with Henry.

So, we've been sharing
memories across timelines.

Oh, you've been cheating.

Yes.
Oh, that's great.

Dr. Monroe. Henry.
Hey.

Sorry I'm late. I was
having coffee with a friend,
lost track of time.

That's quite all right,
glad you could make it.

You got a Scotch?
Uh, no, but we got some
beer and champagne.

Hey Douglas, I hear you're
testing the DED today.

Mind if I come along as part
of my continuing education?

Yeah, sure.
It'll be a laugh a minute.

General Mansfield's
coming by to yell
at me in person

in case anything goes wrong.

(ALL EXCLAIMING)

Like that.

Oh, man. What's that,
some kind of power surge?

No. I put an interrupted
emissions loop to stop
that kind of feedback.

I'm sorry. You okay?
Yeah, yeah, no. I'm fine.

(SIGHS)
New beginnings!

ALL: New beginnings.

I thought you went
to the lake.

Yeah? Who told you that?

Someone who's totally
inappropriate for you
to even think of.

Admit it, you're
just doing it to
mess with her dad.

It's just a crush.
It's harmless.

And, yeah, maybe I'm
milking it to mess
with Carter a little bit.

What do you care?
Any time now, gentlemen.

Easy. When you're
building a doomsday machine,
details matter.

DED is not a weapon.
It's a defensive
countermeasure

in case of
electronic attack.

Whatever helps you
sleep at night.

And we're ready.
Grab some popcorn
and take a seat, General.

GRANT: I don't usually
agree with Dr. Donovan,

but I do share
his concern on this one.

What, you don't think
we should be able
to defend ourselves?

I didn't say that.

We build weapons
to defend ourselves,

forces our enemies
to create newer weapons
to defend themselves.

Where does it stop?

Here we go.
For this test, we'll be
using 0.4% power potential.

FARGO: Shutting down.

(GROANS)

Are you okay?
You okay, buddy?

It must have been some kind
of transient anomaly from
one of the couplings.

An anomaly I trust
will be fixed before
next week's field test.

Good as done.

Good.

(CLEARS THROAT)

How's Fargo?

(LAUGHS)
Hi.

Headache, no concussion.
Actually he just left
if you want to catch him.

Um, I could do that.

Or I could

stay here
and ask you out.

Hmm. I'll have to
think about that.

Okay.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

Hold on a second.

Hey, Deputy, bad timing.

I'll be right there.

Ah, problem at
the Da Vinci bridge.
I got to...

See you later.

Yes, you will.

Well, that explains a lot.

Oh, Tess, um, I had
no idea that you were here.

Ah, yeah,
Perseid meteor shower
peaks tomorrow night.

You guys have
the best view.

I did not expect
to see that, though.

It's not what you think.

Oh, yeah, making
bedroom eyes with my ex?

It's not exactly
what you think.

I should have
seen this coming.

Tess.
Listen, I have to go
help my team set up.

It was great
catching up with you, Al.

What?

Are you doing
your hair differently?

No.

Please just stop
staring at me.

I think I'm making
a mistake, Jo,

with this whole
Zoe thing.

We really have
nothing in common.

Yeah, because she's
not a criminal?

No.

Because she doesn't get me.

Not like you do.

I'm breaking the news
to her tonight before
she gets the wrong idea.

I just thought
you might want to know.

I thought you said
there was a problem.

There is.

You hear that?

No.

I'm sorry. It must be
your advanced age.

Sorry, what?

Must be your advanced age!

No, yeah, I heard you.
What do you mean?

Oh. The range of human hearing
decreases significantly
as you get older.

Right now I'm clocking
a powerful frequency
about 70 hertz.

It's rattling my aural network
something fierce.

So, you called me
because of a headache?

Now, I heard that.

Oh, no, no, no!
Not again!

Run!

Andy!

I got you.

Well, that's new.

Whoo.

I'm going to have to
shut down and run diagnostics.

Afraid I may have
blown a fuse. (LAUGHS)

Never stops being creepy.

NATHAN: That's
an understatement.

Hey, Carter.

Miss me?

How'd you...

You're dead.

Uh, you know, undead.

Nope. Not a vampire.

That's not what I'm...
(LAUGHING)

Carter, you're the last person
I thought would freak out.

(STAMMERING) No.
I mean, it's not...
Because it... Is it...

It's real.

Where you been?
Stuck in space time.

Drifting, really.

But this is Eureka.

It was only a matter of time
before some idiot's experiment
failed miserably

and I found a
pathway home.

The DED device.
What's that?

The... No.

On the bridge. I... I...

(STAMMERING) I didn't hear...
Did I? Am I crazy?

You're not crazy.
Go ahead. Pinch me.

I don't want to pinch you.

You know you want to.
No, I really don't.

Ow!

Told you I'm real.

I watched you get vaporized.

Not vaporized.
De-materialized.

Any third grader would
know the difference.

Does anyone else know
you're here?

No. You're the first.
I wanted to see
the look on your face.

I can't believe
it's been a year.

God, you have a
daughter I haven't met.

And Allison, I don't
want to scare her.

Hi honey, it's your
not so dead fiancé.

Yeah, I definitely
got to massage that.

Well, Carter,
you seem busy.

No.
I'm going to go find Allie.

What? You...

You know robots.
A little help?

And this is the rotunda
of Global Dynamics.

As you can see it's
very big and rotund.

Do you guys have
a Tesla coil?

Yeah, we have
lots of coils.

Hey, and look who
finally decided to join us.

Welcome future scientists,
and congratulations

on winning such
a prestigious internship.

You enjoying
the tour so far?

She put us
in a security cell while
she went to the bathroom.

What?
Okay, I had to go.

Well, I'm Dr. Douglas Fargo,
and I'm the director here.

You see that
big office up there?

That's mine.

This entire facility
is mine.

And when my employees
ignore important deadlines,

it's my job to whip
then into shape.

(CLEARS THROAT)
Tesla coils in section two.

All right, everyone,
right this way.

You're just going to
let him talk to you like that?

Excuse me?

Hard to be
the lead dog with your
tail between your legs.

Hi, what are
you working on?

Hey. Well, you remember
the nanobots that helped
you quit smoking?

You decided to deprive
more people of the pleasure?

(LAUGHS) No. But I may have
found a way to adapt it
to target cancer cells.

Wow, that's amazing.
That's really amazing.

Something bothering you?

Yes. Yes, there is actually.

What do you know about
this weapon they're
testing in Section Five?

The DED device?
Well, you see, you're
doing it as well now.

Doing what?
You're avoiding calling
it a weapon.

It's a Department
of Defense project.

This is a DOD facility.

Yeah, but it shouldn't be.
It's not what I...

It's not how we
envisioned the place to be.

I distinctly remember
being in 1947 and seeing
more soldiers than scientists.

That was right
after the war.

We were trying to get
this place off the ground.

So, you think we should
just scrap the whole project?

I think science should be
about discovery, not about
who can build the biggest gun.

This nanobot research
that I'm working on,

the research that
I used to save your life,

they don't give you funding
for this kind of thing

if you don't also work
on projects for the military.

I see I'm not going
to win this argument.

I didn't realize
we were arguing.

I'll let you get
back to your work.

Seriously?
You haven't hit that?

Okay, Tess. Listen.

Um, I may have been
a little abrupt earlier.

Have you spoken
with Carter?

Oh, oh, I don't have
anything to say to him that
hasn't already been said,

except maybe don't
date my best friend.

But I assumed
that was a given.

Listen, Tess,
I'm really sorry.

Al, we need to talk.

HENRY: Oh, my gosh,
astonishing.
CARTER: Yeah.

Listen, I'm going to have
to run some molecular scans

to check for
structural weaknesses.

Yeah, that's, um...

Henry, I got to
talk to you for a sec.

Stark's back.

(LAUGHING)

Okay.
It's a bit
like that.

What?

Uh...

Nathan. He was
in my office
about an hour ago.

Bane of my existence,
he's... He's back.

That's impossible.
I mean, you saw him...

Vaporize. Yeah.
De-materialize.

That's right.
Yeah, well,

I wonder what
pulled him back.

I'd put my money
on that electro-pulse
gun thing, the...

No, the DED works
on completely
different principles.

I mean, it affects
electronics,

not structures or people,
or at least not theoretically.
(CELL PHONE RINGING)

Well, there's
that word again.

It's Allison.

Hi.

Yeah, I got to
talk to you too.

Uh-huh.

Café Diem around 8:00.

You're doing that thing
you do when you're nervous.

NATHAN: Hey, Carter.

You all done playing
doctor with your robot?
(GROANS)

So, we thought that
it would be a good idea

if we all sat down
and cleared the air.

A good... Um...

You know, you guys
have a lot to talk about.
I'm gonna go.

No, you're the person
that we need to talk to.

This should be fun.

(CARTER SIGHS)

What can I
get you two?

BOTH: Two?

Do you see
anyone sitting there?

I see Tess sitting there.

What do you see?

Well, this is awkward.

So, you're seeing Nathan?

Well, not just seeing him.
He smacked me in the head.

How can you do that
if you're not real?

Hallucinations can
be incredibly vivid,

even creating
the illusion of the touch.

What is he saying?

(MOUTHING)
Um...

Um, not so much
talking. Sniffing.

So, what about Tess?

Oh, I'm here,
you lying...

She, um, sends
her regards.

(LOUD CLATTERING)

What is that?

Is that your jeep?

It used to be.

Oh, I thought
this wasn't a date.

Well, it's not yet.

So, what do you think
about this with these?

Listen, um, Zoe,

you know, if you ever need
someone to talk to,

you can come to me.

Like if, say, you're
upset about anything...

SARAH: Mr. Donovan is
at the door.

Stall him.

(SIGHS)

Hey, Jo.
Hey.

Carter's not here.
Ah.

It's too bad.

Uh, please
do me a favor.

Be nice about it, okay?

You know, love is
a big deal to a girl her age.

Okay.

Hi.

Wow.

Well, look, let Carter know
I won't have her out too late.

GRANT: You're having
hallucinations?

Yeah. Allison too.
We're seeing
each other's exes.

Ex being a relative term.

Dr. Stark is here?
Has he said
anything about me?

No, Fargo. Nothing.

Oh, at least somebody
misses me.

So, this is the machine
that destroyed my jeep
and the bridge, huh?

No, the DED is
an electro-magnetic flux
compression generator.

It only works
on electronics.
He's getting good.

It can't be
a coincidence, though,

that all the things
started happening
right after the test.

Instruments are
detecting an anomalous
energy reading, Douglas.

Anomalous,
that's bad, right?

Four years in this town,
that's the word you pick up?

Oh, shut up.

Not you.

Energy's still building
in the power coupling.

Well, then the whole
place could come down
over our heads.

Okay, we got to shut this
thing down so we can
figure out what's going on.

That's the thing,
it is shut down.

I say we destroy it,

and that way, we scuttle
the project completely.

I don't recall asking
for your opinion.

With all due respect,
General...
Why are you even here?

You're a librarian.
Go catalog something.

Hey, you can't be here.

Excuse me?
Uh... I'm sorry

I'll be right back.

(SIGHS) What could
you possibly want?

I miss you.

And I'm loving
the power suits,
by the way.

Very sexy.

You know what?
I am done with
your mind games.

Oh, what's wrong,
JoJo?

You're sadistic.
That's what.

You didn't tell her.

And Zoe said
that she had an awesome
time with you last night.

Jo, why are kids
from the tour group
running around Section Five?

What are you talking about?
The tour was yesterday.

They are long gone.

And if you don't mind,
we're kind of in
the middle of something.

Um...

Who's standing
here right now?

You, me and Zane. Why?

I think we're hallucinating.

It's happening to Carter
and Allison as well.

What? Okay, why
would be hallucinating?

Why would I be
hallucinating Zane?

Maybe it's not this Zane.
Maybe it's your Zane.

My Zane.

From the old timeline.

At least that would
make sense.

I mean, I'm just seeing
some kid from the...

You still don't
recognize me?

No.

Farto.

(EXCLAIMS)

Oh, you're
Jessica Lansky.

Who's Jessica Lansky?

My fifth grade nemesis.

You were bullied by a girl?

At least I'm not seeing
my other timeline boyfriend.

He's just jealous of our love.

Oh, God.

Okay, what is going on?

I don't know,
but let's find out.
Come on.

Stop smiling, it's creepy.

The MRI scans are normal,
but our EEG show
increased gamma wave activity.

Notice how your brain's
significantly smaller?

(GROANING)
Nathan's here, isn't he?

Yeah. Tess?

Men are pigs.

Yeah.

(WOMAN SPEAKING OVER PA)

Well, what's causing this?

I don't know,
but something is

stimulating our pathways
in our limbic systems.

Well, both of us
must have been exposed
at the same time.

JO: Make that all of us.

Oh, wow. All right.
Who are you seeing?

Zane.
The other Zane.

And a 10-year-old girl.

Oh, it's less creepy
than it sounds.

CARTER: Well, at least that
narrows it down.

When was the last time
all four of us were together?

Hey, Jack, good.
I've been looking for you.

The analysis of the Jeep
has really turned up
something interesting.

What?

HENRY: Well, the power surge
during the barbecue

could have amplified
the signal from our

neural interfaces
and triggered
your hallucinations.

Yeah, but why aren't
we having them?

Well, our neural pathways
were already stimulated
by the device

and maybe that
somehow protected us.

And since I adapted
the technology
to work with you

in the absence of
another person to
share the experience,

their mind must have
created one from their
own memories.

This is great,
really, but can't
we just shut it off?

I mean, I'm tired of
hearing about the
shoes I have to fill.

Size 13!

Just saying.

GRACE: It isn't that easy.

Hallucinations are
manifestations of our
fears and insecurities.

And since the technology
was designed for
therapeutic purposes...

If we have unresolved
issues with the people
that we're seeing,

we have to work
past them before
they will go away.

Oh, that sounds like fun.
I'll start.

What is that?

Well, this is what
I was trying to talk
to you about earlier.

The bridge and your Jeep

gradually exposed to
their own resonant
frequencies.

They literally
shook themselves apart.

You all right?

Yeah. You?
Yeah.

That was a little
too close to home.

CARTER: Yeah, what's
the frequency, Kenneth?

Or resonance, whatever.

Every object has
its own natural mode
at which it vibrates,

and if it's exposed
to sound waves that
match its frequency,

then it oscillates
at an increasing
magnitude until...

Until it shakes
itself apart, got it.
Exactly.

But the frequency
that caused this

is different than
whatever destroyed
your car at the bridge.

Well, what's
causing it then?

Some kind of
acoustic oscillator.

I mean, more powerful
than anything I've ever seen.

Well, Fargo said the DED
weapon was building an energy.

Could that be
activating or interacting
with another experiment?

It's possible. I'll tell you
what, we'll check it out.

CARTER: Great.

Ah, oh, hey,
are you okay?

Yeah, it's just
an abrasion. I'm fine.

Yeah, you are.

Easy, tiger.

Carter,
the hallucinations

are just heightened
versions of the people
that we remember.

They're just giving
voice to our own fears.

I'm not scared of Stark.

Hmm.
I mean, as annoying as he is,

it's good to see him.

But it would make sense
that you would be
seeing him given,

you know,
the fact that
you and I are...

Oh, is that why
you're seeing Tess?

Oh, go ahead
Al, tell him.

Tell him that I was there
both times you lost
the man that you loved

and you're afraid
that same thing's
going to happen to him.

Yeah, it's the same.

Chicken.

(CELL PHONE BEEPING)

It's Fargo.
Resonant events are
hitting G.D. Now, too.

All right, come on,
I'll meet you there.

I got one thing
I want to check out.

Afternoon, Doc.

I was glad to get your call.

Is everything all right?

No, I thought I...

Never mind.
Never mind.

You checked out
the information
we gave you

I did.

It seems that the
Department of Defense
is calling the shots.

Douglas Fargo is a good man,
but G.D. Needs someone
who can stand up to them.

Eureka used to have
a leader like that.

Times have changed.
I'm nobody now.

I don't even have a name.
No one's going
to listen to me.

We could give you
that voice again,
Dr. Grant.

Really? How?

A plan is already in motion.

And everyone
has a part to play.

This is yours.

It's a G.D. Security code.

You'll need this
when the time comes.

ADAM: We failed to
make a difference
40 years ago, Trevor.

Now we're getting
a second chance.

The dream we shared
is still alive,
thanks to my daughter.

What are you
looking at?

Nothing.

Did you eat yet?

Any luck?
Get down from there.

Well, if that oscillator
is in G.D. It's definitely
not in Section Five.

Well, then we have
to keep looking.

Seriously, Farto?

Is there anything
you're not afraid of?

ZANE: Banner day.

We don't know
why energy is building
in the DED weapon

or what it's
affecting to cause
the resonance events.

How about bunny rabbits?
You afraid of them?

"Grrr, I'm going
to eat your face!"

We might be able to erect
a damping field to contain
the electromagnetic radiation.

Yeah, it could stop
the resonance events.

Buy us some time
until we figure out
how to fix the weapon.

HENRY: But we may
have a bigger problem.

The charge in the power cells
is reaching critical.

If this thing blows it'll
send off an electromagnetic
pulse that'll take out G.D.

(SCATTING OMINOUSLY)

I just don't get it.

It's science, Carter.

No one expects
you to get it.

Well, if it's...

Put a shirt on!

Hey, this is your
fantasy, not mine.

Nightmare.

Shirt it.

(SIGHING)

What the hell are
we doing up here,
anyway?

Well, the...
You're an idiot.

There's one thing
I don't understand.

Just one thing,
huh, Carter?

If the DED weapon was
the source of the problems,

then why was the
bridge affected first?

It does seem backwards.

Resonance events should
have started back at G.D.

Exactly.

Why are you always
running away?

There was a power surge
at the barbecue.

What if that was
the first event?

Was it before
the weapons test?

Yes, so... G.D.,

barbecue,

then the bridge.
Then my Jeep.

Where's Café Diem?

Shut up.

(SNIGGERS)

And then Henry's garage.

G.D. Was the last place hit.

We've been thinking
about this all wrong.

The weapon isn't the
source of the events,

it's the target.

Again with the running.

Henry.
Hey Jack, listen I'm sorry,
I can't find our oscillator.

Because we're looking
in the wrong place.

STARK: Yeah, tell him about...
I'm trying.

The DED isn't
triggering the events,

someone's targeting
it from the outside.

Well, if they're
using an oscillator
to excite the weapon

then that explains
why there's an
energy buildup.

Okay, what if
it goes critical?

Well, then it'll fry
every piece of
electronics in Eureka.

Okay, so not good.
No.

Seriously, how
do you function?

But if you're
right about the
outside source,

then Fargo's
damping field
should prevent that.

ZANE:
Damping field is operational.

That's weird.

The energy buildup's
starting to dissipate.

Maybe that's good.

Yeah, I know,
but that doesn't
make any sense.

The only thing
a damping field
should do is...

Stop that
from happening.

(SIGHING)

(CHATTERING OVER PA)

Look at them.

Scrambling to save their
precious little E bomb.

This is the future
you and I were
trying to prevent.

What are you
waiting for?

Use the security code
to disable the damping field.

Sixty years ago,

you said we'd
change the world.

Here's your chance
to finish what you started.

ZANE: Nothing seems
out of the ordinary.

FARGO: This just doesn't
make any sense.

The levels are
completely fine.

What are we looking for?

(FIELD POWERING DOWN)

HENRY: What happened?
FARGO: Another
resonance event.

It knocked out
the damping field.

You're lucky
to be alive.

The charge in
the power cells
is building again.

Then we have to
re-initiate the field.

Yeah, we can't.
The whole system's fried.

You need to get to
the infirmary, go on.
Yeah.

Pack it up.
I want it on a truck
in 10 minutes.

Wait, whoa,
what are you doing?

I'm getting the
DED out of here.

I will not risk losing
every project in here

if an electromagnetic
pulse goes off.

General Mansfield,
it's oscillating at its
own natural frequency.

Unless we find the
device that's responsible,

it doesn't matter
where you take it.

We have to scrub it.
There's a disposal unit
in Section...

You have your orders.

Way to stick to
your guns, Doogie.

Sure, with you
she's gentle.

Me she kick starts
with jumper cables.

You're shaking.
Are you sure
you're okay?

No, I'm fine.

Never better.

You did the
right thing, Doc.

TESS: Look at him.

He is adorable.

A gentleman and he's safe.

Is she here right now?

But no, no, you pick the
guy who runs into burning
buildings for a living.

Oh, yeah, that'll end well.

I try not to
think about it.

I mean, what about you?
You were at the barbecue,

you haven't said anything
about who you're seeing.

The guy whose life
she saved 63 years ago.

Tall leggy blonde,
slinky red dress.

Hmm.

Old girlfriend?
I could tell you about her.

Who the hell is this?

Ah, can I borrow you
for a second? Sorry.
Uh, sure.

Henry said you'd
know what this is
and how to use it.

Yeah, electronic
microtuner.

We're halfway
there.

Where are
we going?
Treasure hunting.

Works like a metal detector

except it detects
frequencies, not metal.

Not metal.
Yeah, got it.

So, it still
beeps loudly though
when we get close, right?

Well...
I can't believe you
find this endearing.

What makes you think the
oscillator's out here anyway?

(STUTTERING)
Well, I... um...

Occam's razor,

because the...

The event started here...
What? Did it...

Nothing.
It's just... um...

Ah. You likey
the science talk.

A little bit.

I "likey" to barf.

Okay.

Go over there.

SOLDIER:
A little bit further.

This is a mistake.

And you told him that.
What else could
you have done?

How about grow a pair
and actually stop this?

Sorry. Did I use
my outside voice?

If I don't stand up to
General Mansfield,
I don't deserve this job.

JESSICA: When did you
ever deserve it?

The job was handed to you.

Hey, whatever that
little brat's saying,

she's wrong.

Carter, Allison, Henry
and me, if we didn't
think you could do this,

you wouldn't be here.

Really?

Yes, Fargo.
Now, suck it up.

You're so intelligent
and intuitive.

People don't give
you enough credit.

What are you talking about?

You never made me
forget how much smarter
you were than me.

Shh. No. I love you
just the way you are.

If you say,
"I complete you",
I may hurl.

Jo, if he's a hallucination,
whatever he's saying
is coming from you.

From me? Okay,
this stuff is straight
out of a romance novel.

This is nothing like
how he really was.

How we really were.

Well, he's not
going anywhere until
you figure it out.

So, I hope you do.

CARTER: How is that possible,
it's all around us?

Quartz. It's amplifying
the signal.

It could be coming
from anywhere.

Oh, fantastic.

I think it's time to
talk about our feelings.

I'll go first.
Please don't.

Carter, he's not
really there.

Yeah.
(CHUCKLING)

I'm just going to
go over here.

Come on, Carter,
come take a load off.

He knows you're scared,
so why can't you
admit it to yourself?

STARK: Don't worry.
We'll figure it.

Just another
day in Eureka.

(EXCLAIMS)

(GROANING)

Whoopsie.

That was unexpected.

They camouflaged it with
holographic projection.

Whoever is doing this
has thought of everything.

Carter, what are
you doing?

Turning it off.

Did I scare it?

Yeah, Carter,
you scared it.

It must be remote-activated,
but if the goal is to
take out G.D.,

why turn it off before
the thing does its job?

Maybe it's done its job.

No, if the DED device
went off, we'd know it.

No, no, no, maybe it
wasn't intended to go off.

Maybe that was the plan.

Oh, I had
a plan once.

We're in the
middle of nowhere.

Bridge...

This was all a
distraction.

Somebody wanted us
to move the DED
out of Global.

CARTER: (ON PHONE)
Jo, where's the weapon?

Carter, there was an ambush.

The weapon's gone.